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Gutting foreign aid will make America less safe

The Badgers put an end to their four-game losing skid with a road win over struggling Penn State.

Within the last seven days, two days had most of the snow: Wednesday and Friday.

The city of Madison is enforcing snow emergency parking rules Sunday night to assist with ongoing snow clean-up operations.

Vietnam veteran and Necedah native Ken Murphy, 79, will have the U.S. Post Office in his hometown named in his honor later this year.

The village of DeForest, just north of Madison, has decided to remove fluoride from its drinking water.

Wisconsin native Sean Duffy isn’t doing his home state any favors by oddly tying federal transportation dollars to birth and marriage rates.

Next stop for 12-year-old Benjamin Tekin, along with Saturday's first and second runners-up, is the Badger State Spelling Bee.

Evers' proposal would spend $245.3 million to convert Waupun's prison into a medium-security institution that would become the state's first "vocational village" facility.

Trump’s purge of DEI is textbook type of tyranny

Democrats whine while Trump gets stuff done

Madison’s South Side needs new high school

Wright will make state’s education future bright

You may be scratching your head as you read the daily flow of executive branch decisions eroding our Constitution. Please know that I am, too. Some of us are pulling out our hair.

I am appalled U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, just blindly voted to "hire" people for important national security Cabinet posts who have little if any actual demonstrated qualifications for those positions.

Regarding postpartum Medicaid expansion to support mothers and newborns, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, told reporters, “Our caucus has taken a position that expanding welfare is not a wise idea for anyone involved.”

Driving in Madison is a bad enough challenge without any interference.

Recently a friend told me to stay away from Venezuelans because they kidnap people, and I started laughing until my sides hurt. When did we begin to judge an entire nation of people based on one person’s actions?

I recently read reports of alleged abuse of beagles at Ridglan Farms near Madison.

The Jan. 26 story "Power needs are staggering," about the anticipated power demands of Minnesota's burgeoning artificial intelligence data centers, was troubling.