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Melissa Agard, Dana Pellebon advance in Dane County executive race
The two will vie in November to replace former Dane County Executive Joe Parisi, who served in the role from 2011 until he stepped down in May.
Voters reject constitutional amendments seeking to give Legislature power over federal funds
The two proposals were the latest effort by GOP lawmakers to have voters decide on changes they have been unable to pass through the legislative process.
Melissa Ratcliff wins Democratic primary for Wisconsin Senate District 16, will be unopposed in November
Ratcliff, D-Cottage Grove, beat out her fellow Reps. Jimmy Anderson, D-Fitchburg, and Samba Baldeh, D-Madison, to represent the newly drawn district.
Madison library classes will show you how to fix a bike or a torn teddy bear
Local artists and speakers will teach you how to repair and care for household items.
How this upbeat Packers wide receiver is working to regain his mojo after a 'bad game'
After calling Saturday “my worst game since being a Packer,” this second-year receiver can't shake the smile off his face. Here's how he's getting his game where he wants it.
5 things to know about the Packers’ 14th practice of training camp
Here's what to know about Tuesday’s practice at Ray Nitschke Field as Green Bay prepares to travel to the Mile High city for a joint practice with the Denver Broncos.
Ex-McFarland soccer club treasurer charged with embezzlement
A criminal complaint alleges the McFarland Soccer Club's ex-treasurer took more than $264,500 over a 5-year period.
Italian forward signee 'scared, but in a good way' to join Wisconsin men's basketball
The Badgers added the Italian freshman forward after incomplete paperwork prevented Serbian forward Andrija Vukovic from joining the program.
Republican policies ruined hope for the American Dream -- Sally Sletten
In the 1960s, the average person could own a home, send kids to college, save for retirement, take a vacation and afford health care. Now the average person can’t afford these.
Criticism of AFSCME endorsement process was divisive -- Marykay Wills
A letter to the editor in last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal "AFSCME didn't endorse diversity in candidates" called out AFSCME and the Democratic Party for not supporting and endorsing candidates of color.
Enforcement ideas could make Madison roads safer -- Tom Arendt
Instead of better traffic enforcement, we see an increasing number of main thoroughfares in the city of Madison reduced to 25 mph zones. I have a couple of what I think are better, safer solutions.
Wisconsin Badgers coaches should chip in to pay student athletes -- Bob Milbourne
Like other Wisconsin Badgers fans, I want to support name, image and likeness funding for our athletes.
Madison hasn't made hard choices to cut spending -- Ginny White
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway says a structural budget deficit has existed since 2012 when the Republican-run Legislature and governor imposed harsh revenue restrictions.
Cut salaries, not celebrated city of Madison services -- Dennis B. Appleton
Madison's latest budget proposals include cuts to a wide variety of valuable programs that will negatively affect city residents now and into the future.
Buyer of gun used in Middleton murder-suicide pleads guilty to federal crime
A friend and neighbor of a woman who killed her children and herself admitted making an illegal "straw purchase" of a gun.
Confusion over new legislative district leads to ballot error in northern Wisconsin Assembly primary
"It was human error," the Douglas County clerk said. "It was a mistake. I made that mistake. ... It was an oversight in one municipality."
UW Board of Regents will consider faculty layoffs for first time as UW-Milwaukee advances plan
"In today’s climate, where universities like (UW-Milwaukee) are seen less as public investments and more as tuition-dependent businesses, tenure must be balanced with demand," Chancellor Mark Mone wrote.