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3 things that stood out from No. 20 Wisconsin men's basketball's overtime loss at Iowa
The Badgers dropped their fifth game over the last six after they led by 13 in the first half. Here's what we learned.
New education center would ruin Picnic Point -- Margaret Marriott
An education center on Picnic Point in Madison is not environmental stewardship, it is a form of development. While Madison builds gigantic buildings and races to "Manhattanize" the city, nature preserves and parks provide a refuge from culture and concrete.
Look at the candidates' values, not just their age -- Blanche Emerick
When our son was a young adult, he asked me, "Why would anyone want to live to be 50 years old?" My quick response was to just reply, "Anyone who is 49 years old."
UW men's hockey team deserves more games on TV -- Tom Stalowski
The turnaround of the Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team this year has been nothing short of spectacular.
President Joe Biden has the power to stop the bloodshed in Gaza -- Phyllis Hasbrouck
I could see how hard it was for President Joe Biden to say that Israel’s attacks on Gaza have been “over the top.” I feel like I’m riding a yo-yo.
Rebecca Kleefisch should blame GOP for health care costs -- Alison Lindsay Mares
Have the chickens finally come home to roost?
U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher sided with principle over party -- George Savage
Though I fundamentally disagree with most of U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher’s political positions (including abortion, Israel and more), I deeply respect his integrity and critical thinking. He is a refreshing alternative to the lock-step, so-called Freedom Caucus, who mindlessly follow…
Let new generation take charge of saving Madison's lakes -- Matthew Krempely
I was appalled to read the letter to the editor in last Sunday's newspaper "Limiting salt is too little, too late for area lakes." It expressed shameful resignation about our lakes and waterways being polluted by road salt and more.
Speedway project was poorly planned infill development -- Carol Richard
NIMBY (not in my backyard) is such an easy catchall phrase for disparaging anyone who might question the design of an infill development.
Congress needs more leaders like Rep. Mike Gallagher -- Terry Nelson
I can still remember when state and federal elected officials would work across the aisle to pass legislation, and were admired for their ability to compromise for the greater public good. Now such people who dare to work with the…
Democrats should pick an alternative to President Joe Biden -- Sam Petricca
The time has come for the Democratic Party to select an alternative to President Joe Biden. He does not possess the acuity or energy to be the commander-in-chief.
US can't let China and Russia rule the world -- Irwin Kass
America must provide support to both Ukraine and Israel, not just one.
President Joe Biden could challenge Donald Trump to take the SAT -- Douglas Sczygelski
If President Joe Biden wants to convince us that he is not senile, he should take the SAT in some high school gym with 100 journalists sitting in the bleachers to make sure there is no cheating.
Follow Martin Luther King's teachings to save our democracy -- Olaf Brekke
During this Black History Month, I, too, have a dream.
Donald Trump's lack of respect for NATO allies is treasonous -- Bill Bessire
I hope everyone has heard the latest threat made by former President Donald Trump.
Density is discouraging new condo development in Madison -- Diane Sorensen
Madison is letting down first-time homebuyers. Condos have much lower average sales prices than single-family homes.
Former Madison Audubon group to change its name — again — after controversy
Conservation nonprofit picks a name to reflect its broad geographical reach.
Mendota Marsh: A disappointing winter
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane complain about a disappointing winter in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Wisconsin weighs anti-obesity drug coverage for state workers
A state agency said a board that oversees benefits for 245,000 state workers and dependents shouldn't cover the drugs, but doctors and patients say coverage is needed.
Felon charged in killings of bartender, husband at Elkhorn sports bar, authorities say
The Elkhorn man was taken into custody three days after the Feb. 1 shootings at the Sports Page Barr that killed Gina Weingart and Emerson Weingart, police said.