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Who says the politicians at the state Capitol can’t cooperate?

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

The Wolves' Pittsburgh softball commit is back on the diamond and better than before, thanks to branching out into baseball last spring.

On an isthmus, it's no surprise that a boat rental shop can also serve as a community center.

The new website deemphasizes Board of Regents information in favor of details on what the UW system offers and how to apply.

Don't take your customers for granted. The terrain is constantly changing.

Donald Trump casts shadow on Statue of Liberty and American democracy in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.

Two veteran Wisconsin quarterbacks gave their thoughts on what they've seen from the Badgers' touted, four-star signee.

It's snake oil, through and through.

The Wisconsin football recruiting staff was busy Saturday with numerous recruits on campus. Here's who was in town, and who also came away with offers.

I was recently wandering the quiet streets late at night of downtown Amsterdam, Netherlands. I couldn’t help but notice that it felt far safer than walking the streets around our Capitol Square in Madison late at night.

I encourage people to support the a national popular vote for president. It is the best way for "we the people" to be represented.

According to the city of Madison’s website, over 60 miles of bike paths are in the city -- and many more outside the city limits in Dane County.

A March 29 letter claimed "make America great again" supporters have no policy agenda for our nation. We do, and it is excellent.

One of the strangest Madison spectacles is the sight of Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, some City Council members and random urban-infill hacks wringing their hands and expressing outrage because every single person who wants to immediately move into a cozy Madison…

Much like the cicadas, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, resurfaces every six years to run to retain her Senate seat.

I was appalled when I learned that California businessman Eric Hovde would be running for a U.S. Senate seat in Wisconsin.

The Cardinals needed only two goals against De Pere. Here's how other prep sports played out Saturday.

Luis Urias gave Seattle an insurance run in the ninth inning Saturday night at American Family Field.

Wisconsin debuted a different package on defense Saturday, but two starters went down with injuries. Here's what we learned at spring practice.