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Commit to love in your heart to save our troubled nation -- Wayne Alden
The assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump is an example of an evil person who desired to completely change the direction of our nation and instill fear and chaos.
Donald Trump couldn't graciously let Joe Biden drop out of race -- Bob McLaughlin
With the announcement from President Joe Biden on Sunday that he would end his candidacy for a second term as president, former President Donald Trump had an opportunity to show at least a tiny bit of respect for the office…
Cubs take series lead as Brewers offense sputters
It was truly a team effort for the Cubs to beat their rivals in Monday's series opener.
Lockdown ending at Green Bay prison; special prosecutor acknowledges 'systemic issues'
Green Bay attorney David Weber ultimately advised against pressing charges against three prison guards and a nurse, but said the guards were neglectful and made mistakes.
Democratic Party of Wisconsin endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for president
DPW Chair Ben Wikler in announcing the move said Harris has support from ">90% of delegates to the Democratic National Convention as pledges roll in."
Here's what to know about Kamala Harris' ties to Madison
"It was a brief moment — but for a little while, we called Wisconsin home," Harris wrote in a 2020 Wisconsin State Journal op-ed.
Man taken to hospital after being beaten, robbed on Far East Side, Madison police say
Callers reported a man yelling for help in the 100 block of Wittwer Road about 11:50 p.m. Thursday, Madison police said.
Wisconsin to expand alcohol offerings at Badgers sports events. Here's what we know
Wisconsin's chancellor cited improving the fan experience in the decision to expand the sale of beer, wine and prepackaged alcoholic beverages at Badgers games.
Sudden doctor departure at Middleton fertility clinic leaves patients unsettled
Dr. Elizabeth Pritts, who sold Wisconsin Fertility Institute last year to Florida-based Invo Bioscience, said the company abruptly fired her last month.
Man seen running from crash of stolen vehicle into tree on Near West Side, Madison police say
Witnesses watched the man run several houses away, get into a different vehicle and drive away, Madison police said.
Grants supports effort by UW-Madison and tribal partners to expand on Indigenous food practices
It's a "broad transdisciplinary, partnership-based approach," according to project leader Erin Silva.
Where Wisconsin football is picked to finish this season by Big Ten media
Big Ten football media days start Tuesday. Here's where media that cover the conference predict Badgers football to finish this season.
Packers star chooses to sit out first practice as contract talks continue
The Packers held their first practice of training camp Monday, but they were without one of their biggest stars.
How does our late spring/early summer precipitation stack up historically?
It's not just a hunch: The numbers back you up if you think it has been a wet 2½ months.
Girl killed, 8 other teens wounded in mass shooting at Milwaukee park, police say
The mass shooting happened early Monday at Dineen Park on the city's west side where dozens of young people had gathered for a party, Milwaukee police said.
Wanted: 30 volunteers to review Madison food carts for the city
It's a great gig for those with the time and flexibility.
SOS: 6 months for 3 insurers and 1 clinic to solve vaccine billing imbroglio
Call it a long road for a short jab in the American health care system.
Man flashes gun in robbery during Facebook Marketplace deal on Near West Side, Madison police say
The armed robbery occurred outside a business in the 2700 block of University Avenue shortly before 7 p.m. Thursday, Madison police said.
Pete Hardin: How to reuse the UW campus in Richland Center
Dairy processing plants need well-trained workers
Robin Yount became one of the greatest 25 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on July 27, 1999: