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U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson is right to try to end war in Ukraine -- Phillip J. Flinchum
Last Sunday's State Journal editorial, "Senator ‘No’ cannot go soon enough," about U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, claimed "Our brave and outgunned ally desperately needs more ammunition in its heroic fight against totalitarian Russia."
Coach Howard Moore's return to Kohl Center was bigger than sports -- Dennis McKinley
Jim Polzin consistently writes good columns, but none better than last Sunday's column, "Moore’s return bigger than basketball," about coach Howard Moore’s return to the Kohl Center.
Give Superintendent Joe Gothard a fair shot to improve our schools -- Ron Biendseil
A couple of decades ago, I had the opportunity to meet and work with Joe Gothard, then a teacher at Lafollette High School in Madison. He was a newly appointed member of the Dane County Youth Commission. I was the…
Motorized bikes don't belong on Madison's bike paths -- Ray Johnson
A bike path user in Madison who is walking or using a manually powered means of transportation is in danger of being run off the path and injured by someone traveling on a motorized means of transportation.
Schools' creative bags brighten Meals on Wheels program -- Bill Walters
I am a Meals on Wheels delivery driver in Fitchburg. We recently started to brighten up the day of our participants with colorful, hand-decorated meal bags. These replace the standard blank bag. But what's of real interest here is the…
Madison's ice harvest history hurt by fast changing climate -- Donald Sanford
Until the invention of artificial ice in the 1920s, Madisonians depended on the Conklin family to keep their iceboxes stocked with ice all year long. In turn, the Conklins depended on Lake Mendota to produce a crop of clean, thick…
Interfaith friendships are the most precious now -- Dr. Arif Ahmad
All friends are precious. I then ask myself who among all the precious would be the most precious.
3 things that stood out as Wisconsin men's hockey forced Game 3 in the Big Ten Tournament
David Silye and Anthony Kehrer scored second-period goals, and the Badgers men's hockey team evened its Big Ten quarterfinal series against Ohio State.
Wisconsin women's hockey scores early and often in WCHA championship win over Ohio State
The Badgers tallied the most goals against the Buckeyes all season to capture their first WCHA tournament title since 2020-21.
9 killed in western Wisconsin crash of semi and van, authorities say
The semi driver and eight of the nine people in the van, including the driver, died at the scene, while an injured passenger was taken to a hospital, authorities said.
Mendota Marsh: Is spring training Brewers baseball boring?
Lewis Crane listens to the Brewers during spring training in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Colorado man can ask for release after 20 years in prison for killing of grandmother in Iowa County
A jury found Aric L. Way, 51, and his son Philip G. Schmidt-Way, 28, of Loveland, Colorado, guilty of first-degree intentional homicide in the poisoning of Diana K. Way, 74.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's basketball at Purdue
How to tune in as the Badgers take on the Boilermakers in the regular-season finale on Sunday.
Republican-led committee rejects appointments for UW regents who voted against diversity deal
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34,000 gallons of raw sewage spills into Lake Mendota after valve break
Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District workers were doing routine maintenance Thursday afternoon when a broken valve caused sewer water to enter Lake Mendota.
Nakoma neighborhood's Twelfth Night: 100 years of laughs and community
"Doing this really intense project with them really allows me to meet more people, to feel more connected to the neighborhood and the community," she said. "You form a bond."
Here's a look at the first place cheeses from Wisconsin as judged at the World Championship Cheese Contest
No other country or U.S. state racked up as many awards as Wisconsin in the contest that drew 3,302 entries from 25 countries.
Packers awarded additional draft choices through compensatory picks
Green Bay will now have 11 selections at its disposal during the April 25-27 NFL Draft.
3 things we've learned since the last Wisconsin-Purdue men's basketball matchup
The Badgers fell 75-69 to the Boilermakers on Feb. 4 at the Kohl Center, but they get another chance against the now-Big Ten regular-season champions Sunday.
Sugar maple trees tapping out early for western Wisconsin syrup farmers this season
Maple syrup farmers in Wisconsin are facing a shortened harvest season due to the warm winter conditions, with the season almost at its end after just a month.