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It was a day when just about everything that could go wrong did — at least until a fourth-quarter rally that ultimately proved too little, too late.

Imagine driving for hours just to reach your closest clinic or hospital. Imagine the hardships patients face when they must travel even farther to see a specialist who can best address their health needs.

Love's been out since injuring his left MCL during the final series of a season-opening loss to Philadelphia in Brazil. Here's what we know about his status for Sunday's game.

They burned a troll Saturday night in Mount Horeb.

A defensive captain was critical of himself and how Wisconsin changed its offense highlight what stood out on tape.

Shortly after 1 a.m. Sunday, officers were sent to the 1300 block of Hamilton Avenue after several callers reported two men had been arguing and one fired a gun.

The crash happened about 12:10 a.m. on Schumacher Road, just south of Cuba Valley Road in the town of Vienna.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

With new maps and open seats, these leaders earned our endorsement

Saturday's game against a former Big Ten West foes is also a battle for which program can stem the tide of trending downward in a more competitive conference.

This is not a complete list, but it's a great start.

Our country’s borders are never officially open, but people are sneaking through more than ever because the right-wing lunatic media keeps babbling to the whole world that we have open borders whenever there’s a Democrat in the Whitehouse.

It is tiring to hear the Republican campaign ads that lie about the economy. Interest rates are dropping. Inflation is the lowest it's been in years. The stock market is strong. Unemployment is low, and wages are rising.

Our neighborhood along Old Sauk Road in Madison recently received almost 4 inches of rain.

Last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal editorial, "Booming city is worth $19 more a month," endorsing the city of Madison referendum has some interesting reasoning. It didn't approve of the mayor and City Council's spending. But the city is growing, so…

In 2011, Madison was united against Gov. Scott Walker’s union-busting Act 10 and his so-called “tools” for funding local governments. Have you noticed the perpetual budget shortfalls happening to Wisconsin cities across the state? That wasn’t an accident. What we’re…

My son Camden was my best friend. He struggled with mental health for nearly 10 years, drifting in and out of dark spaces. There were moments when we thought he was getting better, but the darkness always returned. One day,…

As president of the Madison Public Library Board for 15 years and chair of multiple capital campaigns for public library projects -- including the $10 million Central Library campaign in the recession years of 2008-2010 -- I was continuously impressed…

I’m no longer a Republican. I changed parties after George W. Bush's presidency.