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OUR VIEW: How to pay college athletes: Give coaches less
The Wisconsin athletic department seems to have plenty of money to pay its student athletes, as a recent legal settlement may require.
Kelly Lecker: Madison-area teachers can get free subscriptions for their classrooms
The Wisconsin State Journal is providing digital subscriptions for Madison-area students and teachers through its News for Students program.
Hands on Wisconsin: Mayor threatens to the pull the plug on Goodman Pool if referendum fails
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is facing a more than $20 million budget shortfall. The city will likely place a referendum on the November ballot to ask for an increase in property taxes.
Dane County programs highlight challenges of subsidized driver instruction
Students in Operation Fresh Start's program face "significant life obstacles," contributing to its relatively low success rate, organizers say.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Reader seeks help for jaw pain at night
Would a custom-made mouth guard help?
Potty-mouthed ads are a bad look for U.S Sen. Tammy Baldwin -- Jim Suchomel
Will the "F" word be the next to appear in an ad for U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison?
Regina Vidaver right experience to lead Dane County -- Erik Paulson
I’m supporting Regina Vidaver for Dane County executive, and I hope you will, too.
Regina Vidaver brings critical skills to county executive job -- John Eich
I’m writing in support of Regina Vidaver as the next Dane County executive. As a colleague, I've witnessed her excellent leadership, pragmatic approach and dedication to public service.
Constitutional ballot measures are just a legislative power grab -- Darin Burleigh
There are some very good reasons to vote "no" on the two constitutional amendments Tuesday. Former Congressman Reid Ribble's column in last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal, "Vote ‘yes’ on 2 ballot questions," is another.
Constitutional amendments fly in the face of common sense -- Sheila Young
Two questions on the back side of your ballot ask you to approve a change to the Wisconsin constitution that flies in the face of common sense by removing the governor’s ability to quickly distribute federal funds in times of…
Maia Pearson will make sure our public schools are funded -- Evan Bonsall
I am a public school teacher, and I am urging my neighbors in Madison, Monona and McFarland to vote for Maia Pearson for state Assembly on Aug. 13. Pearson is the pro-public schools candidate in District 78. Her top priority…
Randy Udell can help bring broadband to our Assembly district -- Mike Engelberger
A major primary election is coming up on Tuesday. Stoughton and surrounding areas, Fitchburg and part of McFarland have an important choice to make. With new maps, we have to pick our representative in the state Assembly for District 47.
Nasra Wehelie deserves your vote for state Assembly -- Susan Schmitz
Vote for Nasra Wehelie for state Assembly District 80.
Andrew Hysell will be a progressive leader in the Assembly -- Linda Leonhart
Andrew Hysell is a Democrat who has stood up for our progressive values and rights throughout his career.
America used to dominate Olympic diving events -- Jerry Darda
Olympic sports fans may be asking how China has become so dominant in the diving events after the U.S. dominated historically for many years.
Homeowners can't afford to pay higher property taxes -- Samuel Smith
I bought my house in Madison in the early 1980s for $57,000 and now pay about $8,000 a year in property taxes. I'm fortunate that I can afford to pay this, but I'm sure other long-term homeowners in Madison struggle…
Where things stand in these 5 position battles following Packers’ win over Browns
Green Bay is in the middle of competition for playing time on all three phases of the game. Here's what we learned after Saturday's exhibition opener.
Late home run lifts Brewers to fifth straight victory after pitching duel with rival Reds
Milwaukee rookie Tobias Myers gave up three hits over 7 1/3 innings and struck out a career-high nine batters but didn't earn a decision. Here's how things unfolded in Milwaukee.
Packers check off all of coach Matt LaFleur’s boxes in preseason opening victory
From Jordan Love getting things started with a big play, to players up and down the roster giving their all, there was plenty for Green Bay's coach to like.
North Side home fire causes $50,000 in damage
Firefighters rescued two cats, who were unharmed, from the home.