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Pecking order ensures Wisconsin running backs are 'going in ready' when it's their time
Badgers coach Luke Fickell wanted to more clearly define roles in the backfield. Here's what has changed for the running backs.
How teams try to challenge Wisconsin volleyball, one of the Big Ten's best passing teams
The Badgers' passing is challenged routinely from a star hitter to a freshman. Here's how teams are targeting Wisconsin.
Support referendum and make state fund schools better -- LJ Meister
More than 100 school districts in Wisconsin have referendums on the November ballot to pay for school expenses not covered by state funding.
Donald Trump isn't the law and order candidate in race | Peter Cannon
Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt appeared at Donald Trump’s rally in Juneau on Sunday. In an interview he called Trump the law-and-order candidate and said that Trump supports law enforcement.
Constitutional amendment only feeds election misinformation -- Allen Pincus
In November's election you will be asked if Wisconsin's constitution should be amended to provide that only a United States citizen may vote in Wisconsin elections. Seems reasonable, but looks can be deceiving.
Madison's high taxes and regulations drive up price of rent | Terrence R. Wall
Phil Hands’ cartoon in Sunday's State Journal about the problem with developing new housing really hit the mark. Wow. Spot on.
Vote for Kamala Harris if you support truth and honesty | Alan Gold
I keep reading and hearing people talk about which presidential candidate has a better tax or immigration policy, or whose foreign policy is best for America. But this election is not about policy, it is about the character of the…
5 high school boys cross country stars of the week: Oct. 11 edition
From "the brains of the operation" to a series of personal bests, vote for your favorite in this week's Supernova poll.
5 high school girls cross country stars of the week: Oct. 11 edition
Several area runners earned season bests in the past week of high school girls cross country action. Vote for your favorite notable performer.
Highway 151 shut down in Sun Prairie as police probe 'possible threat to life, property'
Motorists traveling Highway 151 south late Thursday night and early Friday morning detoured in Sun Prairie due to a police investigation. Here's what we know.
How teams try to challenge Wisconsin volleyball, one of the Big Ten's best passing teams
The Badgers' passing is challenged routinely from a star hitter to a freshman. Here's how teams are targeting Wisconsin.
Peeling back layers of Wisconsin's quarterback and how life changed when he became the starter (copy)
A one on one conversation with Braedyn Locke sheds light on his decision not to enter the transfer portal and how he's adapted from backup to starter once again.
Can Wisconsin men's hockey find 'lightning in a bottle' again? Plus 3 more questions
A smaller rink at the Kohl Center could change Badgers men's hockey games this season.
5 high school boys cross country stars of the week: Oct. 11 edition
From "the brains of the operation" to a series of personal bests, vote for your favorite in this week's Supernova poll.
5 high school girls cross country stars of the week: Oct. 11 edition
Several area runners earned season bests in the past week of high school girls cross country action. Vote for your favorite notable performer.
Kenneth "Kenny" Gratz
MONROE — Kenneth “Kenny” Gratz, age 78, of Monroe, passed away peacefully on October 8, 2024, at the SSM Health Hospice Home.
Michael Thomas Kuchenbecker
January 17, 1991 – October 5, 2024
Local digest for Friday, Oct. 11, 2024
131 cited for underage drinking
18 years in prison for man convicted in 2023 slaying in bar parking lot
Caleb C. DiMaggio, 25, acted out of what his attorney has called an "unreasonable fear" that Jason Pritchard would hurt him and "a toxic mix of alcohol and a firearm."
Wisconsin utilities send crews to Florida in Hurricane Milton aftermath
Dozens of Wisconsin utility workers left this week for the hardest-hit parts of the Sunshine State.






