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Ron Johnson should serve his constituents for once | Tom Whittaker
It's obvious that U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, does not believe in science or public education. If he did, he would stand up for us Wisconsinites against the flagrant actions by the president to privatize both.
Bucks say Damian Lillard out indefinitely with deep vein thrombosis in his right calf
Milwaukee Bucks guard Damian Lillard is taking blood-thinning medication and the Bucks provided no target date for his potential return.
Olympic favorite Ilia Malinin of the US aims to defend his figure skating world title (copy)
BOSTON — Ilia Malinin was standing in the baggage claim area of Boston Logan International Airport when a young man politely came up beside him. He pulled out an envelope filled with dozens of 8x10 photographs of the world champion…
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Robin Pingeton hired as next Wisconsin women's basketball coach (copy)
The University of Wisconsin has tabbed an established Power Four coach to turn around its women’s basketball program.
Stylistic versatility: Those left in the NCAA Tournament have proven they can win a lot of ways (copy)
Houston and Gonzaga met in a second-round NCAA Tournament matchup last weekend in Wichita, Kansas, that could as easily have been played in the Final Four, the way Kelvin Sampson’s and Mark Few’s teams had played throughout the season.
Plan to tear down Humanities building, revitalize prisons hits snag at Capitol
The tied vote lets the Legislature's budget committee choose which projects to prioritize as part of the upcoming biennial budget negotiations.
Escaped otters cavort in the snow as the zoo's search continues
Security video footage shows an otter leaving the stoop of a building and launching itself into a belly slide on the snow, its forepaws snapping to its side.
Voter ID can be barrier for Wisconsin's older citizens | Kathleen Fullin
Our state Legislature has placed another state constitutional amendment on the April 1 ballot. The amendment requires that citizens present a photo ID to vote.
Tip leads Monona police to hit-and-run arrest
The 2003 Chevrolet Suburban registered to the suspect was captured on surveillance footage hitting an unoccupied BMW SUV in a parking lot in the 6300 block of Monona Drive.
Candidate Q&A: Waunakee School Board (village of Waunakee)
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.
Robin Pingeton hired as next Wisconsin women's basketball coach
The Badgers hired the former Missouri coach to succeed Marisa Moseley. Here's what to know about the ninth coach in program history.
Apartment, car damaged by gunshots on Southwest Side Monday night
No injuries were reported.
Shell casing found after gunshots reported on North Side
At about 12:20 p.m., officers were sent to an apartment complex in the 500 block of Northport Drive on reports of shots fired, Madison police reported.
Crawford leads Schimel in fundraising; outside spending narrows gap in Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Crawford's haul is more than double the roughly $12 million raised so far by Schimel, who launched his campaign in November 2023.
Early voting and spending surge in key Wisconsin Supreme Court race
The election has morphed into a proxy battle over the nation’s politics, with Trump and Elon Musk supporting Brad Schimel, the Republican-backed candidate in a race that is officially nonpartisan.
Dodge County supervisor convicted of bringing gun to school calls it 'weaponized law enforcement'
The case against a Dodge County supervisor may be closed, but in a video he questions the intent of law enforcement when he was arrested and charged.
5 area school districts have referendums on the April 1 ballot; here's what they're asking
Among the goals are competitive wages and security upgrades.
Madison School District may start weighted grading to help top students compete
Students and parents pushed for the change in response to new state programs that award students with high GPAs guaranteed admissions to UW schools.
Madison early voting, absentee ballots could break numbers posted in 2023 election
Wisconsin voters are set to decide yet another nationally watched contest to decide the balance of power on the state Supreme Court.






