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Kamala Harris is focused on the future, not some mythical past -- Bill Dagnon
I agree with Vice President Kamala Harris that politics are about tomorrow. They aren't about some mythical past, but about forming a 21st century we desire for ourselves, our children and country.
Stop secrecy for sale of Sauk County Health Care Center -- Susan Holmes
The Sauk County Board met July 22 about the potential sale of the Sauk County Health Care Center.
Venezuelan election is warning for our future under Donald Trump -- Geoff Clouthier
Read and watch reliable news sources on what happens when an authoritarian dictator controls the election process.
Frankie Montas says trade to Brewers a surprise because of recent struggles
Frankie Montas had allowed 16 runs over 16 innings in his last three starts with Cincinnati, but Milwaukee grabbed him anyway in hopes he could become a consistent innings-eater.
2 sets of back-to-back home runs doom Brewers
Atlanta's Matt Olson and Travis d’Arnaud accomplished the feat Wednesday to close out the series at American Family Field.
5 things to know about the eighth practice of Packers training camp
Kingsley Enagbare is excelling in training camp after suffering a partially torn ACL during last season's playoffs.
State Patrol: Motorcycle hit 175 mph on interstate
The number of citations issued by the State Patrol for driving 100 mph or faster rose sharply during the pandemic, from 583 citations in 2019 to 1,403 citations in 2020.
Jordan Love on offense: 'I think it’s definitely still a work in progress'
The quarterback, who spent the first four practices of camp as a spectator while getting a contract hammered out, and the unit had a good outing Wednesday.
Wisconsin's Daniel Freitag provides 'opportunity I wish I had' with youth basketball camp
The incoming Wisconsin men's basketball freshman guard hosted his first in a host of youth camps this summer.
How Casey Rabach found his way to an on-field coaching role with Wisconsin football
Rabach's been instrumental to the Wisconsin staff, and it's business as usual with the former Badgers lineman in a new role.
Madison Chamber announces Pressure Chamber finalists
The 11th annual startup initiative will be Aug. 20 at the Majestic Theatre during Forward Fest, Wisconsin's largest technology and entrepreneurship festival.
Wisconsin women's basketball reveals 2024-25 nonconference schedule
The Badgers will face a number of teams that reached the postseason last year, and will travel to one of basketball's most historic arenas.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 2nd training camp practice
Wisconsin's top offensive line is set, but has to come together even more in training camp, plus other observations from Badgers training camp.
Resident escapes as basement fire damages town of Oregon home, authorities say
A Dane County Sheriff’s Office deputy was the first to reach the house, saw smoke and helped the lone occupant from a deck to safety, authorities said.
2 new cities picked for future Big Ten basketball tournaments
The Badgers hope to attend the new sites with a new Big Ten Conference tournament format.
VP Kamala Harris to visit western Wisconsin with running mate next week
Vice President and presidential candidate Kamala Harris will visit western Wisconsin next week with her soon to be announced running mate, Harris' campaign told the Wisconsin State Journal.
Bike path sex assault suspect identified, turns self in, Madison police say
The 21-year-old man was arrested and jailed on tentative charges of fourth-degree sexual assault and lewd and lascivious behavior, Madison police said.
Why a former Wisconsin volleyball star was moved off Olympics roster
The setter made a comeback after being left off the Tokyo Olympics roster to represent the United States in the Paris Olympics.
Harris gives Democrats a jolt in a critical part of swing-state Wisconsin
“Kamala Harris is the defibrillator that the Democratic Party needed,” said John Anzalone, who was Biden's chief campaign pollster in 2020.
Fewer UW system students have applied for financial aid. Will enrollment drop, too?
UW-Madison attributes a significant drop in first-year student financial applications to the error-plagued rollout of the revised federal financial aid form that has caused monthslong delays.