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An article Tuesday in the Wisconsin State Journal reported: "Audit: No errors by machines." But we still need to address the blatant error Wisconsin has in its voting rules.

Last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal story "Unenforceable today, their effects linger on" was about the effects of racial covenants in Madison that legally promoted housing discrimination.

The budget proposal to remove the state sales tax from the purchase of over-the-counter medications is a good idea.

What is the greatest threat to the United States?

The Crusaders defeated two-time defending champion Green Bay Notre Dame in the WIAA Division 1 state championship Saturday night. Here's how they made it happen.

Quinn Finley missed an empty net for the Badgers, and Ohio State scored to force overtime, where it forced a decisive Game 3 of a Big Ten quarterfinal series.

The Warriors standout racked up four podium finishes after losing her season was a possibility to open the year.

The Eagles standout reached the medal stand three times in her final appearance at the state meet.

A sophomore forward who has averaged nearly 10 points and six rebounds this season for the Badgers suffered an injury in the second half. Here's what to know.

The Sadercatz standout captured her first individual state championship, tacking on three more podium finishes in her state debut.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

The Warriors jumped out to a seven-point cushion in overtime, but an 11-1 run from the Warhawks led the reigning Division 1 state champions to a win.

Sarah Wozniewicz's last-minute goal gave the Badgers a victory over Minnesota in the final of the WCHA Final Faceoff. Here's how it happened.

Reigning girls basketball Division 3 champion Madison Edgewood is heading back to state, this time in Division 2. Here's how the Crusaders got it done on Saturday.

The Badgers' worst loss of the regular season — and another key injury — are valid concerns as Greg Gard and his team prepare for tournament play.

The Badgers shot 36.2% from the field, but the defensive struggles were even more jarring in Saturday's loss to Penn State.

The Badgers could not find the finishing touch to put away Penn State on senior day Saturday at the Kohl Center.

The Badgers wasted a golden opportunity on senior day to secure a double-bye in the Big Ten Tournament next week. Here's what stood out in the loss.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

The senior guard has missed three games already this season, replaced in the starting lineup by ace reserve Kamari McGee each time.