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"Pretty much every week there's a staff assault," one employee said.

The next step for a Madison West grad is to be called up to MLB, but baseball wasn't always his first love.

Dear Doc: Recently, a neurologist told me to go off Tylenol cold turkey. He didn’t tell me why, just to do it.

Analysis of the race between Tyler Van Dyke and Braedyn Locke to be the Badgers' starter, plus a look at freshman Mabrey Mettauer's progress.

So let me get this straight.

The July 19 article “Neighbors celebrate little patch of nature” was very nice. It’s good to celebrate neighbors working to preserve nature for others to enjoy decades later.

The Inflation Reduction Act is catalyzing climate progress across America, but over half of climate-concerned Americans don’t know anything about it.

No matter how hard the extremists try, abortion will never be eradicated for two reasons:

In the primary race for state Senate District 16, Rep. Jimmy Anderson, D-Fitchburg, is the best choice to move our state forward.

Wisconsin’s recent redistricting changes mean that we have an opportunity to elect a fresh new voice to represent residents of the new 78th Assembly District. Maia Pearson is that voice.

Ryan Rusak's column in last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal, "Democrats making 3 dumb arguments," was critical of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Aside from the typical fantasy thinking seen from many of Donald Trump's supporters, Rusak ignores the obvious changes…

The timing of Dane County Executive Joe Parisi's retirement puts the race to replace him on the August and November ballots instead of the usual spring cycle.

A lot of towns are becoming cash-strapped and desperate for tax revenue.

Voters in the newly drawn Assembly District 80 are lucky to have the opportunity to vote for Nasra Wehelie in the upcoming primary Aug. 13.

The new scheme run by coordinator Jeff Hafley gets rave reviews from the players in charge of carrying it out the game plan.

Milwaukee trailed by four runs and had a late rally snuffed out against the Nationals, who snapped a five-game skid.

Fill in the caption with a clever quip by Wednesday and win publication of your line with the cartoon in next Sunday’s newspaper. You’ll also receive a signed print of the cartoon by artist Phil Hands.

MILWAUKEE — Five people were wounded in a shooting in Milwaukee early Saturday morning, according to police.

Wisconsin football held its first scrimmage of camp, which saw a young defensive back create a big play and a veteran running back turn heads.

The month ahead is filled with every kind of fest imaginable.