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More Wisconsin communities stop adding fluoride to drinking water
Opponents point to potential health risks from high levels of fluoride, but officials say levels in water are safe and needed to prevent cavities.
Garden calendar | For the week of Nov. 10
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Students: Help someone in need with a Helping Hands letter
Are you in grades K-12 and have a big heart? Send us your letters by Friday about someone in your life who needs $200.
OUR VIEW: Respect our democracy and the will of voters
Donald Trump was elected Tuesday on a promise to make our lives and the American economy better if not great.
5 things to know about Wisconsin football's next opponent, No. 1 Oregon
Fresh off Wisconsin football's weekend off is the No. 1 team in the country. Here's what to know about the highly-touted Oregon Ducks.
Here's how the Empty Stocking Club has evolved over a century
The Empty Stocking Club, which gives toys to children, has changed over the years. But its commitment to bringing joy remains the same.
Madison Vietnam vet 'lucky' after many close calls during combat
"You have a loyalty to your country, first and foremost," said Jim Foseid, the first inductee into the Madison Veterans Hospital's Purple Heart Hall of Honor.
Packers have holes, and plenty of hope, entering 8-game sprint for the finish line
With Green Bay taking the week off, here's what stands out in five defining areas — offense, defense, special teams, personnel and coaching — through nine games.
'We're all sick of it': Wisconsin men's hockey OT loss opens more early wounds
A lead after the second period was close to a sure thing for the Badgers last season. Losing to Minnesota in that situation Saturday stung.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Choose the colon cancer test that works for you
Even if you're eating right and exercising.
No one questions results when Donald Trump wins an election | John Finkler
When he wins, no one attacks our electoral system.
Donald Trump has a mandate to fix America's problems | Thomas Willan
The majority has spoken. The Democratic Party's extreme left minority is done shoving unwanted crazy leftist policy onto most Americans of every color and creed who are tired of being force fed. That is the reason Vice President Kamala Harris…
Donald Trump won this election, but America really lost it | Herb Evert
So Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election? Yes, by the votes cast. But what really won? I'll tell you what really won:
Democrats need to take ownership of this electoral defeat | Steve Martin
As a longtime independent who has wanted better choices for president for many years, I have been watching the reaction of the Democratic Party and its supporters to the stunning victory of Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris.
Voters in Madison's Ward 18 had impressive turnout for election | Mary Carbine
Kudos to voters in Ward 18 in my Fair Oaks and Worthington Park neighborhood for the incredible turnout in the recent election.
Women of America should voice their anger | Sophia Harrison
In June 2022, when Roe v. Wade was overturned, I was 16 years old. I was 16 years old when I was raped for the first time. I was 16 years old when I thought I was pregnant from that…
Democrats try new way of connecting to the American people | Mara Terras
As a primary care physician, I have relied on motivational interviewing to connect with patients and support them in making changes in their lives.
Headwinds weren't the reason for Kamala Harris' defeat | Joseph Tripalin
Now that the dust is settling after the presidential election, Democrats are trying to make sense of Donald Trump's victory. Fingers are being pointed and excuses put forward.
Democrats must refocus their strategy for next election | Thomas Krauskopf
Here are some lessons Democrats need to learn:
Can Donald Trump keep all of his awful campaign promises? | Kirk Krueger
Known to be a hard worker, I’m sure the new king, er -- I mean president -- will be extremely busy his first 100 days in office.






