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Political leaders continue to pit one group against another -- Diane Michalski Turner
Two issues have appeared in the Wisconsin State Journal recently that I think illustrate how some people can manage to pit one group against another by dividing and conquering.
Higher tax rates led to a golden age of American greatness -- Mark Quinn
For those Americans who believe they are paying too much in federal taxes, consider this: Many of the richest millionaires and billionaires pay a smaller percentage of their income than the average taxpayer. In the 1960s and '70s, the wealthiest…
Scooter driver who died after being hit by vehicle in Sun Prairie is identified
The driver of the vehicle that hit her remained on scene and cooperated with law enforcement, police said.
Dodge County supervisor charged with having gun in school
Dodge County Board member Daniel Siegmann was released on a $5,000 signature bond for allegedly inadvertently taking a holstered pistol into a Neosho elementary school on Tuesday when meeting with the school’s administrator.
Republicans raise concern about noncitizens using ID cards to vote
Democrats argued the GOP concerns are overblown, noting there is little evidence it's a problem in Wisconsin.
Rep. Shelia Stubbs blasts AG Josh Kaul over inaction on task force
Former Legislative Black Caucus Chair Rep. Shelia Stubbs ripped Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul for failing to create a task force in the Department of Justice to investigate cases of missing and murdered African American women and girls.
Madison Memorial High School student arrested for having fake gun at school
The arrest comes a little more than two weeks after police shot and killed a 14-year-old Mount Horeb student who showed up at his school with a pellet rifle.
Popular Milwaukee steakhouse owner indicted on federal child sex crimes
A court document indicates the acts are alleged to have happened in Dane County.
Singapore's new prime minister is a UW-Madison graduate
Lawrence Wong took over as prime minister of Singapore on Wednesday, becoming the fourth leader of the country since its independence in 1965.
Senate Republicans' effort to override Gov. Tony Evers' vetoes appears to fail
Lawmakers can still convene to consider veto overrides, though such a scenario appears unlikely as lawmakers move from the Capitol to the campaign trail for the November election.
Man arrested for fourth OWI after reporting woman stole his keys, Madison police say
The 36-year-old Madison man was arrested and jailed on a tentative charge of fourth offense OWI and a probation violation, Madison police said.
Wisconsin election officials fear voter confusion over 2 elections for same congressional seat
The rare anomaly for the 8th Congressional District in northeastern Wisconsin is due to the timing of former U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher's surprise resignation.
Madison police investigating after injured man found on State Street, taken to hospital
The 55-year-old man's injuries were not considered life-threatening, Madison police said.
1 westbound lane of East Washington Avenue closed through Monday morning
Westbound delays are expected, and motorists are advised to use Highway 51 to Highway 30 to East Washington Avenue as an alternate route.
Even with expansion, Ronald McDonald House is forever full
Strained resources in rural areas and Madison’s reputation for high-quality health care explain some of the demand for the house, where parents can be near their children receiving treatment.
K9 aids in arrest of 2 men who fled Monroe County OWI rollover crash, authorities say
The driver, a 55-year-old Oshkosh man, faces tentative charges of third offense OWI, obstructing an officer, and fail to notify police of the crash, authorities said.
Even in tiny Evansville, they're talking about housing density
This northern Rock County city only has 5,791 residents, but it's drawing new people from the Madison area in search of cheaper housing.
More people are moving to the country amid Madison's housing crunch
High housing prices and low inventory in the Madison areas are pushing residents past the suburbs and into small towns.
People come to Deerfield for the peace and small-town living
“There’s a very positive impact when you start adding people and that creates excitement in the community."
8 takeaways from 'Top Chef: Wisconsin' episode 'The Good Land'
"When you thought there were enough curveballs, they throw five more," said cheftestant Danny Garcia.