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Six weekly concerts -- and a plea for community support -- are on tap this summer.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

Wisconsin's Ron Johnson has abandoned any pretense of cooperation in his third -- and hopefully final -- term

The Supreme Court has decided it needs to weigh in on the question of whether former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution for the crimes he committed in office.

Or have the Packers figured out the game's most vital position?

Communicating with the quarterback with a radio and allowing tablets on sidelines are among rule changes. Phil Longo shares his perspective on the potential changes.

The Spring Green Restaurant at Riverview Terrace, part of the Taliesin Preservation, has joined the National Register of Historic Places.

"The Madison Public Library Board is delighted with the pool of candidates to serve as the next Director of Madison Public Library," said Alyssa Kenney, Board Chair in a statement Friday.

Physical activity has been shown to be beneficial.

Badgers goalie Kyle McClellan felt he had to make up for Friday's loss in Saturday's regular-season finale. He was key in the Badgers beating Michigan State.

The Badgers fell for the seventh time in nine games. But this columnist's heart was warmed with a return "full of energy."

Tyler Wahl's offensive success was negated on the defensive end with a teammate's foul trouble and other hurtful factors for the Badgers.

Lately I’ve been seeing many articles stating that Nikki Haley should drop out of the race for the Republican nomination to be our next president. I think they are wrong for a glaringly obvious reason.

The U.S. Supreme Court's uniform of black robes is expanding to include red "make America great again" hats and maybe even gold shoes.

According to the Alabama Supreme Court, embryos created by in vitro fertilization are “extrauterine children.” This brings up several interesting questions:

The front page of Monday's Wisconsin State Journal featured the article "Farmer is staying true to his South Side roots." It was by reporter Gayle Worland about local hero Robert Pierce.

Since its creation in 1934, the Wisconsin Conservation Congress has been a platform for Wisconsin citizens to advise the Department of Natural Resources about natural resources management and conservation.

The infinite monkey theorem suggests that if a million monkeys randomly type at a million keyboards, they will eventually create Hamlet, or something equally brilliant. I thought of this theorem when I read Trump’s recent words to the National Religious…

I was stunned to read last Sunday's letter to the editor "Biden uses Navalny's death as a distraction," comparing the death of Alexei Navalny to attacks on prisoners in the United States.

Over the years I’ve voted for many Republican candidates. But I’m now voting for Democrats, and I’m asking you to consider doing the same.