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Tom Still: Madison firm helps connect the dots in public art movement
CODAworx serves as a tech-based platform for introducing artists to entities that might want to commission their art ... all while trying to find a match that works for all.
OUR VIEW: Dear parents, help hang up cellphones at school
State and school leaders need support in restricting devices for better learning
5 things to know about Wisconsin football's next opponent, South Dakota
Wisconsin football will look for a big jump from Week 1 to Week 2. But this FCS opponent has faced a few Power Four programs in the last several seasons.
After 2 years of construction, Madison shows off 4 renovated high schools
The aging schools each year got major facelifts. Dated hallways and cramped classrooms have been replaced with bright and airy spaces geared toward modern learning.
Dr. Zorba Paster: A purposeful life can help prevent dementia
Exercise at all ages can be a positive for your brain, too.
A look inside the first night of beer sales for Wisconsin football at Camp Randall
It took some fans two minutes to buy a beer at the Badgers football opener. Others at Camp Randall waited a lot longer.
Kamala Harris is not going back to Donald Trump's good policies -- Dick Greffin
In her presidential candidate acceptance speech, Vice President Kamala Harris presented a list of items in part of her speech by saying, “America, we are not going back.” Missing in her list of things we are not going back to…
Kamala Harris offers better plan to fix America's housing crisis -- Mark Quinn
In his column in Sunday's State Journal, "Harris’ shiny housing plan is backward," Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann wrote that he felt his county’s plan for providing access to home ownership was superior to Kamala Harris’s federal plan that would…
Misleading mailers push us to vote against Donald Trump -- Sharon Schumacher
I’ve received three mailers from the Republican Party of Wisconsin since the Democratic National Convention.
NASA budget would be better spent protecting Planet Earth -- Linda Medland
Regarding last Sunday's letter to the editor "Effort to colonize Mars is pure science fantasy," I've been thinking for years about how foolhardy the "space race" is.
Kamala Harris won't share all her plans until after she's elected -- Michael Trzinski
Remember back when the Affordable Care Act was initially being discussed and Nancy Pelosi infamously said, “We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it?"
Personalized Badgers bricks belong near Camp Randall -- Andrew McCauley
This is a personal story. My father, a former player for the Badgers in both football and baseball, has a brick memorialized at Camp Randall. But these tokens aren't just about my father -- there are hundreds more, each signifying…
Madison's traffic islands are a failure of engineering -- Gary Spaeni
Do Madison traffic engineers ever drive a car? I am beginning to doubt it when I see the dangerous decisions they make.
Rich Johnson has true heart to serve Green County in Assembly -- Paul Donovan
I am writing this letter endorsing the candidacy of Rich Johnson for the Wisconsin state Assembly.
Liberal education is the best vocational training in Wisconsin -- Donna Silver
Roughly 20 years ago I was very active in a Universities of Wisconsin System committee that advocated for liberal education at all System campuses. The initiative was wildly successful, but its success was short-lived.
'Many people would’ve given up by now': Why this Wisconsin volleyball freshman didn't
It was just less than a year ago that Saige Damrow made her debut with the University of Wisconsin volleyball team in front of a sellout crowd at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.
Rookie breaks tie with home run in the ninth to lead Brewers
Jackson Chourio continued his torrid post-All Star stretch with a blast that sent Milwaukee past NL Central rival Cincinnati on Saturday night.
Kamala Harris heads to Rust Belt on Labor Day to woo crucial blue-collar voters
Vice President Kamala Harris will head to the Rust Belt Monday to bolster her effort to win over white working-class voters, a crucial chunk of the electorate that could swing her November election fight against former President Donald Trump.
What to know about No. 3 Wisconsin volleyball's top-10 battles at Fiserv Forum
After a “sloppy” season-opening road loss, the Badgers will step on the big stage against Texas and Stanford in Milwaukee.
Line change? Packers could borrow hockey’s approach by sending defensive linemen in shifts
Green Bay has 11 defensive lineman on the roster. Assistant coach Jason Rebrovich may borrow an NHL tactic in shuffling in his players.






