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New Madison charter school would teach skilled trades, personal finance
"What we're really after with all of this is attacking the cycle of poverty," said real estate developer John McKenzie, who is helping lead the effort.
Political ads reflect poorly on candidates -- Tom Andres
Our state and country are facing a challenge to our basic principles. I am disgusted with the political commercials that disrespect and show no dignity for others.
Don't let Sauk County Board give away our nursing home -- Tom Kriegl
The Sauk County skilled-nursing home is a modern, well-maintained, five-star-rated facility that was opened in late 2009 at a cost of about $15 million. It could cost about $30 million to recreate it today.
Donald Trump shows he isn't mentally fit to serve as president -- Jeff Virchow
Donald Trump’s ramblings during his press conferences should prompt reservations about the wisdom of putting this man back into the the office of president of the United States.
5 things to know about the Packers’ 15th practice of training camp
Second-year cornerback Carrington Valentine missed two weeks of camp but was cleared for individual work Thursday.
Brewers set aside slow start to surge past Dodgers
Milwaukee trailed by three runs after the first inning in its matchup with fellow division leader Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
Packers running back has growth, not to get revenge, on his mind
Emanuel Wilson was cut by the Denver Broncos. He'll face his former team this weekend in Green Bay's second preseason game.
Democrats try to block Green Party from Wisconsin presidential ballot, citing legal issues
There are signs in some swing states that those behind third-party candidates are trying to affect the outcome of the presidential race by using deceptive means.
Turnout in Wisconsin's partisan primary reached levels not seen in 60 years
The high turnout was likely buoyed by several factors, including two constitutional amendments proposing limits to the governor's control over how federal funds are spent in the state.
Sun Prairie, DeForest vote to put school referendums on the November ballot
Other area school districts are still mulling asking voters for more money. Districts have until Aug. 27 to place resolutions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
3 things that stood out from Wisconsin football's offensive coordinator after Wednesday's practice
Wisconsin football's offensive coordinator confirmed who is seen as the starting quarterback, but here's what else stood out from his time with reporters Wednesday.
Madison man charged in November hate crime
On November 28, the man, 20, and two other men disrupted a student organization meeting in the Humanities building, making racist and profane comments and threatening people in multiple rooms.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 13th training camp practice
A senior lineman is starting to peak, a veteran running back's healthy, the tight ends' roles are expanding and more from Wednesday's practice.
Don't give Tammy Baldwin a pass on airport noise, PFAS -- Rick Soletski
Several letters to the editor have discussed U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin’s support for basing the F-35 fighter jets in Madison.
Wisconsin primary voters oust more than a half-dozen legislators, setting stage for Dem push in fall
Seven incumbent legislators lost in the primaries, including Republican Reps. Janel Brandtjen, Peter Schmidt, Michael Schraa and Donna Rozar and Democratic Reps. LaKeisha Myers, Samba Baldeh and Jimmy Anderson.
Why Wisconsin football chose its starting quarterback
Badgers offensive coordinator Phil Longo announced after practice Wednesday who would be leading Wisconsin's offense after an offseason battle.
'RDRRAGE' indeed. Conservative law firm challenges rules for rejecting personalized plates
The lawsuit asks a judge to declare unconstitutional state law that allows the Department of Transportation to nix plates “which may carry connotations offensive to good taste or decency."
New Madison blood donation center to open amid national blood shortage
The blood supply dropped by more than 25% since July 1, the Red Cross said.
Primaries set stage for first Wisconsin legislative elections under new maps
Tuesday's primary gives the first look at how new legislative maps might play out in a statewide election.