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Prep football preview: Surging Madison West faces its toughest test yet in third-ranked Middleton
The Regents and Cardinals are two of the many interesting story lines produced over the first two weeks of the Big Eight Conference season.
Badgers men's hockey: Four recruits picked for All-American Prospects Game
Defensemen Max Gildon and Tyler Inamoto, and forwards Sean Dhooghe and Mick Messner were chosen for the Sept. 22 USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center.
Decadent doughnuts can be made healthier
Doughnuts are my kryptonite.
New Marquette Law School Poll to set the table as fall campaign ramps up
The last poll three weeks ago showed Hillary Clinton and Russ Feingold leading by double digits among likely voters.
Prep girls cross country preview: Madison Memorial ready to take aim at Sun Prairie in Big Eight race
FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
Prep girls cross country preview: Belleville's Noelle Maire hopes to close her remarkable career on top
After taking fifth in the last two WIAA Division 3 state meets, Maire hopes to climb the ladder as a senior.
Teen caught with handgun stolen from unlocked pickup truck
A 15-year-old was arrested Monday with a loaded handgun that had been reported stolen from an unlocked pickup truck on Glacier Circle two weeks earlier, Madison police said.
Tanker rolls over and blocks Stoughton Road, Highway 30
Northbound Highway 51 and eastbound Highway 30 were affected by the crash, police said.
Public safety workers again aid blood drive recalling Sept. 11
Madison police and fire personnel are involved in the effort for a fifth straight year.
Three arrests in 4-county burglary spree targeting Amish
Deputies from Columbia, Marquette, Vernon and Monroe counties investigated 'numerous' break-ins that were reported by Amish homeowners over the last two weeks.
Four sessions on navigating state's first 'Diverging Diamond Interchange'
The design moves vehicles to the opposite lane to ease left turns that make up 80 percent of traffic at the interchange near Janesville.
Cooks' Exchange: Recipes to make fresh corn season last
Now that “corn has reached an elephant’s eye,” it’s fair to assume fans of fresh sweet Wisconsin corn are enjoying as much as humanly possible before it disappears for another year.
Jonah Goldberg: In denouncing alt-right, Hillary treads where GOP will not
Last week delivered one of the most remarkable moments of this most remarkable political season. A major politician defended the conservative movement and the Republican Party from guilt-by-association with a fringe group of racists, anti-Semites and conspiracy theorists who have…
Classic recipe: Orange applesauce salad
Each week, we’re pulling a classic recipe out of the State Journal archives and sharing it here as it was originally printed years ago. Remember, ingredients and cooking techniques change over time so you may want to make some adjustments…
The joy of campfire cooking
It’s funny how the days slip away from you.
Shelter, at a cost: Madison's outmoded homeless shelters can be dehumanizing, demoralizing
As Madison looks at potentially big changes to its homeless shelter system, its current hodgepodge of ill-suited, outdated drop-in sites has fallen far behind industry recommendations for shelters that promote dignity and contribute to a person's recovery.
Minneapolis homeless shelter — an inspiration for one planned in Madison — keeps dignity at its core
At Higher Ground in Minneapolis, the architecture and the policies are intended to convey respect and move people toward self-reliance.
Gratitude and tension: A night inside Madison's shelter for homeless men
Shelter director: "The first 15 minutes will make or break a shift."
Nation needs deficit reduction plan
OUR VIEW: Wisconsin has lots of smart ideas but needs to get more of them to the marketplace
Zucchini tart will make you wish you had planted more
Houseguests can be ingrates. Once, I invited an asparagus family to the garden, and the whole clan stalked away. Perhaps my hostess skills need some work.