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Legislative Republicans and conservatives on the state Supreme Court are upset that a majority vote of the court overturned gerrymandered voting district maps. They lay the blame on Justice Janet

The Madison School Board needs to take a hard look at the lessons of the last 10 years. The general functioning and the overall management of the school district have

Recently, legislators introduced a bipartisan bill to put some guardrails on wake surfing on Wisconsin lakes. As an enthusiast of all water sports -- including wake surfing, fishing and paddling

Thomas Jipping of the Heritage Foundation made some reasonable points about the separation of powers points and congressional attempts to impose a code of conduct on the Supreme Court in

In the latest iOS 17 update, Apple has introduced an enhanced Siri feature that allows the virtual assistant to read web articles aloud. Here's how to get started.

Watching this year’s Veteran’s Day wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, I was reminded of how disrespectful and un-American the views of former President Donald Trump were toward U.S. soldiers

Republican senators and Assembly members are at it again in Wisconsin to push a Wisconsin Bear Hunters Association-backed agenda that is anti-wildlife and pro-hounding.

In the current maelstrom of national and global headlines, we must not ignore the steady winnowing of humanities courses at colleges in Wisconsin. The humanities prepare us to be informed,

We enjoyed reading about Arkansas State assistant basketball coach Derek Rongstad in Tuesdays State Journal story, "Special experience awaited ex-Middleton athlete."

I enjoyed the article in Saturdays newspaper about Daisy Riley, the centenarian “Queen” who helped break the color barrier in 1943 at the Campbell’s Soup plant in Camden, New Jersey.