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The University of Wisconsin-Madison allowed sales of beer, wine and hard seltzer at Camp Randall this past year and pulled in an impressive $3 million in revenue. Wisconsin will have to find new sources of revenue to help pay student…

The U.S. surgeon general's recent recommendation sparks a discussion.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

The mother of the late Rep. Jonathan Brostoff shouted to Republican lawmakers from balcony of the Assembly chambers

The state superintendent leads the Department of Public Instruction, which oversees the state's 421 public school districts and its libraries. A primary will be held Feb. 18.

If you’re among those Green Bay fans thinking about how Brian Gutekunst can bolster his roster in the coming weeks, have at it. But be careful. Don’t get carried away.

The Badgers have won only two of the 11 times they've gone to overtime this season. Still, they're in a home-ice playoff position because of the results.

Once again, as has been the case in U.S. politics for decades, a Republican president is taking over a strong and growing economy from his Democratic predecessor. And once again, President Donald Trump will take credit for the continued growth,…

I know a lot of us are disappointed that former Vice President Kamala Harris lost the election to President Donald Trump last November. I have a feeling she will get elected as president eventually.

I've seen a big push to post the Ten Commandments in schools by some of our Christian conservative lawmakers.

When reviewing the members of President Donald Trump's new Cabinet, compare them to those they are replacing. Compare their expertise, humanity and concern for common citizens.

After hearing damning evidence on Oct. 23 of allegations of animal cruelty and mutilation from inspection reports and whistleblower accounts, Judge Rhonda Lanford appointed a special prosecutor to pursue criminal charges against Ridglan Farms in Blue Mounds.

Every time I enter the Dean Clinic for an appointment with one of my doctors, I need to walk through a metal detector to ensure I'm not carrying a weapon.

Well, here we go again, but worse.

My Republican friends and family members were alarmed by the violent Jan. 6 attack on our nation's Capitol.

It is my hope that sober historians will rightly remember Joe Biden's presidency for the legislative accomplishments and an effective and engaged international diplomacy.

Kaleem Caire made an impressive case for investing in new school models in his column in last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal. Caire is the leader of One City Schools in Madison, a public charter school.