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Hands on Wisconsin: Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley rides off into the sunset
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has decided not to run for reelection in 2025.
How this transfer is already impacting the Wisconsin football offense
Wisconsin bolstered its depth in the backfield with the addition of this Oklahoma transfer. Here's what he brings to Phil Longo's Air Raid offense.
Brewers' potent offense shows no signs of slowing down
Milwaukee batters drove in double-digit runs on Saturday against Baltimore.
Firefighters investigating blaze at Verona Pizza Ranch
The initial calls to dispatch came just before 4:30, according to Dane County dispatchers. Several calls followed that one, dispatchers said.
Dr. Zorba Paster: The science behind milk leads to questions
A reader weighs in on the benefits of pasteurization.
Special coach Bo Ryan deserves special hall of fame nod -- Dr. Gregory Sheehy
Thanks for Jim Polzin's April 7 column, "Hall calls for Bo." I don’t remember if I have ever met former Wisconsin basketball coach Bo Ryan in person, but I do recall talking to him once on the phone in the…
"Resident in name only" Eric Hovde offers no solutions -- Gray Giesfeldt
Eric Hovde is a rich California businessman trying to buy a seat in the U.S. Senate. He’s another RINO. No, not a "Republican in name only." He's a "resident in name only." I imagine he’s officially a Wisconsin resident just…
Lack of communication makes Madison city planning a mess -- Jay Ford
I recently witnessed another "brilliant" city planning effort by the current administration in Madison.
MAGA principles should land Donald Trump in prison -- Nancy Sanborn
The April 7 letter to the editor “MAGA agenda restores our country’s greatness" lists the policies of Donald Trump's "make America great again" movement, which the author describes as “excellent.” While much of this agenda is dubious, I agree with…
Shooting sooner could help Badgers men's basketball team -- Anthony Vacho
What's wrong with coach Greg Gard's Wisconsin Badgers basket ball team? When you compare the early games (winning) versus the later games (losing) in 2023-24, you will notice day and night.
President Joe Biden fails to lead with student debt and border -- Dick Greffin
An estimated 10 million illegal immigrants from countries around the world have invaded our United States at the border, which President Joe Biden has failed to secure. Some of those entering the country have committed criminal acts.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 7th spring practice
Young Badgers football players have started to make their mark at Wisconsin's spring practice. Here's what we learned at Saturday's session.
Another season of delicious, counter-clockwise plodding begins on Capitol Square
Glorious weather, new vendors and the anticipation of a Top Chef feature makes for a spectacular opener for the Dane County Farmers' Market.
1 displaced in East side fire Saturday morning
Firefighters are working to determine the cause of the fire.
Gov. Tony Evers urges increased funding for UW system after audits show fiscal strains
"(W)hen you think of the power of higher education to change the trajectory of people's lives... we can do better than we are doing," UW system President Jay Rothman said.
Mendota Marsh: Lewis Crane needs time machine for his housing plan
Lewis Crane wants people to get housing the same way he did -- at a reasonable price in the 1970s.
Man charged with homicide after woman's leg found at Milwaukee-area park
Maxwell Anderson is jailed on first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse and arson charges in the death of Sade Robinson, according to a criminal complaint.
UW-Madison's class of 2024 recreates the senior prom it never got to celebrate
Most of those graduating next month were high school seniors when the pandemic hit in spring 2020, cancelling or significantly altering traditional end-of-high-school celebrations.
Statue honoring Wisconsin traiblazer Vel Phillips to go up this summer
Phillips was the first Black woman to graduate from the UW-Madison School of Law and first African American, as well as the first woman, to become a Wisconsin judge.
Developer disputes city's reasons for delay in delivering South Side grocery
Despite differences, the city and a development team are willing to work to resolve issues and get a Maurer's Urban Market opened in late 2024 or early 2025.