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Where things stand, what's next in Wisconsin football recruiting its 2025 class
    The next three weeks of recruits coming to Madison are important for Luke Fickell, data shows. Here's where things stand and areas to address.  
What's next for Wisconsin men's basketball recruiting after 2025 miss?
    The Badgers missed out on a forward target last week. From top targets to late-bloomers, here is where things stand.  
President Joe Biden has had to clean up mess Donald Trump left behind -- Bert Schaetz
    I was very disappointed with Friday's letter to the editor "Only Trump can save our American way of life."  
Vote to keep Donald Trump from picking another Supreme Court justice -- William Hartje
    Conservatives targeted the U.S. Supreme Court for decades with their presidential votes based on abortion. Donald Trump in 2016 offered conservative voters their preferred judges if they gave him their votes.  
State abortion laws don't work for pregnant women -- Jodi Sherman
    In a much larger view than individual states banning travel for abortion, the notion that one aspect of obstetric care can be separated from a woman's body and guided by laws across 50 individual states ignores a very real health…  
Phil Hands' cartoon ignores reality of development in Madison -- Gary Smulka
    Phil Hands' cartoon in last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal was way off base. It depicted current Madison residents as old fuddy-duddies and city committees as out of touch bureaucrats. His cartoon showed developers as innocent tykes building sandcastles.  
Brewers' late rally not enough to get the job done as Cubs come up big in extra innings
    Willy Adames delivered a game-tying RBI in the bottom of the ninth before Chicago's offense came alive in the top of the 10th. Here's how things shook out in Milwaukee.  
Wisconsin women's basketball opts for experience in rounding out coaching staff
    The Badgers completed their coaching staff with an assistant who has over two decades of experience. Here's what we know.  
Wisconsin spellers move on to National Spelling Bee quarterfinals
    Wisconsin students Nethraa Muthupandiyaraja and Aiden Wijeyakulasuriya, both 13, are moving on to the Scripps National Spelling quarterfinals Wednesday after qualifying in Tuesday's preliminary rounds.  
New York Daily News: Nikki Haley’s principles were trumped by her political ambition
    Of course Nikki Haley now says she’ll vote for Donald Trump. A blink of an eye ago she called him “unstable and unhinged,” an individual who’s “just toxic” and “lacks moral clarity.”  
Coach with college experience moving back to Wisconsin to lead Madison East boys basketball
    The Purgolders had plenty of success under their longtime coach. Their next coach is returning to the Badger State after several seasons out West.  
Suspect in the North Side burglary in which a man was killed gets plea deal
    As part of the agreement, Jerome Wheeler, 48, will not face a felony murder charge in the Aug. 26, 2022, shooting death of James Turner.  
Effort to recall Assembly Speaker Robin Vos submits second set of signatures
    The group pushing to oust Assembly Speaker Robin Vos on Tuesday filed what it said is more than 9,000 signatures in its second attempt to recall the longest-serving Assembly speaker in Wisconsin history.  
One person dead, two injured in wrong-way Madison crash
    The accident occurred early Monday afternoon on East Washington Avenue, Madison police said.  
Public meeting set for Highway 51 road construction project planned for next year in Stoughton
    The meeting to explain the project and get public input will be 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Stoughton Fire Department, 401 E. Main St.  
Teens killed, injured in Dodge County crash Monday attended Sun Prairie and Madison schools
    One was a junior and two graduated from Sun Prairie in 2023. A La Follette sophomore was also killed.  
Dane County judge set to hear latest lawsuit challenging Act 10 collective bargaining limits
    The latest Act 10 lawsuit is the first to come after the Wisconsin Supreme Court flipped to a liberal majority last year.  
Merrimac Ferry re-opens after closing temporarily for maintenance, DOT says
    The Merrimac Ferry temporarily closed for maintenance on Tuesday morning, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation said.  
Madison lawyer Michelle Behnke nominated to lead American Bar Association
    Michelle Behnke, who has a solo practice in Madison, is positioned to become president of the 400,000-member ABA.  






