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I am trying to understand those who advocate for conservative ideas based on their religious beliefs. While they push against abortion, they are not at the same time pushing to address homelessness or for humane immigration reform or for civil…

The State Journal's editorial last Sunday, "High number of pursuits is troubling," seems to miss the point of the recent tragedy involving the Monona Police Department.

I always enjoy Chris Rickert's SOS columns. Amusing and educational, they allow us to more safely navigate the business landscape.

Republicans have traditionally stood for limited government. Twenty years ago, Republican activist Grover Norquist famously said he wanted to reduce government to a size where he could "drag it into the bathroom and drown it in the bathtub."

Ronald Reagan once said, “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction."

Giannis Antetokounmpo had a double-double in Milwaukee's home win over New Orleans.

Christian Fitzgerald's overtime goal gave the Badgers their 20th win and clinched the season series against the Wolverines. Here's how it happened.

The Badgers nearly coughed up a double-digit lead down the stretch but pulled away for their first consecutive wins since last December. Here's what stood out.

The Badgers scored four times in the third period to beat Minnesota Duluth. Here's how the remarkable road rally happened.

Here are three things that stood out as Rivers shared his thoughts on where the Bucks stand as he takes over and what he thinks they can accomplish this season.

Any sightings of Dietzen can be reported to the local authorities or by calling 911. Police are not sure if he is still in Grant County

The former Marquette star and longtime NBA coach had his interest piqued by the chance to compete for an NBA title.

Barbers, masseuses and more would benefit -- and so would consumers

A seasoned state qualifier and place finisher, friendships are truly what fuel the St. Thomas swimming commit. Meet Regents senior sprinter Cole Johnson.

From his favorite athlete to his most memorable sports moment, meet Max Raimer.

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane discuss whether it's a problem that Madison is unaffordable for workers in this week's Mendota Marsh.

If the Dane County judge's decision is finalized, service providers will assist tenants in finding alternative housing, with protections against eviction without cause and due process.

Morgan Geyser, now 21, petitioned Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren on Jan. 16 to order a new round of medical tests and grant her conditional release.

The recruiting resume for Wisconsin's newest assistant shows success in landing four-star talent. Here's what we found.