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Lawmakers should be collaborating with their constituents -- John Weisbrod
Wisconsin politics has left many voters feeling disenfranchised. So I was encouraged by the recent newsletter from my senator, Patrick Testin, R-Stevens Point, urging constituents to contact him with ideas for legislation. As a young man, I was taught well…
Graduation speech took courage from NFL kicker Harrison Butker -- Caroline More
The news about Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker was of terrific interest to me.
Only Donald Trump can save our American way of life -- Michael Trzinski
Are people dumb or brainwashed? I can't figure out why people would vote for President Joe Biden.
Sauk County Board should rethink nursing home sale -- Jean Lentz
When it comes to the sale of the Sauk County Health Care Center, the Sauk County Board needs to use common sense.
5 high school girls soccer stars from the Madison/WiscNews area: May 23 edition
A closer look at five notable performances on the girls soccer field. Vote for your favorite star of the stars.
Brewers offense goes dark in Miami as Marlins starter comes out on top in pitching duel
In a fast-paced contest that lasted less than two hours, Milwaukee managed just four hits. Here's how the Brewers wrapped up their three-game stay in Miami.
Most, perhaps all, Madison schools to reopen Thursday
Parents of students at Crestwood and Stephens elementary schools were to be notified by 6 a.m. Thursday if power had been restored and classes would be in session.
Ticks, cicadas and mosquitoes — what to expect this summer
Warming winters and the early emergence of summer-like temperatures are affecting insect populations, experts say.
Madison City Council OKs new owner for Housing First facilities, funds for Breese Stevens
The council signed off on agreements and financial support for nonprofit Cinnaire Solutions to take over two Far West Side properties for homeless people that have fallen into financial trouble.
In latest spat over state funds, Gov. Evers calls on Republicans to release branch campus aid
Evers' request is the latest clash between the Democratic governor and GOP-controlled Legislature over funds that have yet to be released by the budget committee.
Live update: Madison School District decides whether to hold evening activities; plus, latest recovery efforts
The Madison area awoke to a mess Wednesday. Here's what we're hearing from some of you.
About 11,000 remain without power in Madison's largest outage in decades
Crews are still assessing the damage from Tuesday's storm, which could take days to resolve in some areas.
Madison City Council spares 3 State Street buildings from hail mary demolition try
JD McCormick Properties has now twice failed to get a permit to tear down three buildings next to Lisa Link Peace Park.
'It doesn't get any better' for Wisconsin men's basketball assistant returning to home state
Greg Gard said he wants his staff to evolve with an ever-changing college basketball landscape. Here's why a familiar face was his choice.
Wisconsin DNR investigating manure spill that caused mile-long fish kill in Monroe County
DNR officials said they didn't have an estimate of how much manure has been spilled but drinking water supplies shouldn't be affected.
Hands on Wisconsin: Donald Trump is obviously worse than inflation
Many Americans are concerned about inflation and the rising cost of goods. This issue is often cited as the most important problem facing voters ahead of the 2024 election.
Spongy moths' return threatens trees after Wisconsin's record defoliation last year
"When you have hundreds or thousands of these caterpillars on a tree, obviously you can have millions across the larger areas," the DNR's Mike Hillstrom said.
Madison West looks within the district for new boys basketball coach
Drew Slempkes has learned from coaches such as Bo Ryan, Howard Moore and Steve Collins.
Southside Elementary teachers, staff outline alleged culture of bullying and retaliation at school
A group of current and former teachers have filed a complaint, which they discussed with the Wisconsin State Journal earlier this month.
A prairie, hiking trails and QR codes help invigorate rural Dane County church
A legacy fund created to expand the cemetery and maintain Vermont Lutheran Church grew beyond expectations and has helped grow church attendance.






