Friends of Adam Nickel, former UW-Madison student who died in March, will participate in the Bank of Chicago's Marathon.
Police reserve funds will be used to provide security at this year's Freakfest.
The accusation of false ads paid for by state Justice Gableman highlight a political culture too dependent on attack ads
Columnist Crystal Crowns highlights players and teams in the NFL that are doing exceptionally well so far this season.
Wisconsin redshirt freshman Josh Oglesby stepped in for sophomore left tackle Gabe Carimi in Saturday's game against Ohio State and had a solid performance.
Wisconsin businessmen have enjoyed 10 years of UW-Madison E-Business Consortium help.
Gov. Jim Doyle hosted an event at his residence Tuesday to celebrate the passage of the Great Lakes Compact after nearly 10 years of negotiation.
Madison Mayor Dave Cieslewicz vows to maintain public safety and basic services.
UW-Madison custodians are putting pressure on university officials to revert back to previous hours for the third shift workers.
Frances debates the merits of recent memoirs and considers what exactly constitues wisdom.'
0
Wisconsin head football coach Bret Bielema said the team would be evaluating many aspects of it's play in coming weeks after losing a close game to Ohio State at home. Bielema did, however, praise freshman running back John Clay for his stellar play Sat
0
Madison building codes require facilities to maintain a temperature of 67 degrees or higher.
After vice-presidential debate, Palin proves unworthy of executive office
Dale discusses the rise of singles, fall of larger context in iPod world.'
Bill Maher goes great lengths to prove just how ridiculous religion is in 'Religulous.'
Ellen Foley will step down on Friday after four years with the State Journal to be with her family and seek another job in Madison
An audio clip released Saturday of a statement Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen made at the Republican National Convention about his desire to fight voter fraud was recorded days before he filed a lawsuit against the Government Accountability Board over v
Absentee voting starts in Wisconsin this week, although the ease of registering to vote on Election Day results in a generally low amount of absentee ballots cast in the state.
Read on Issuu
Solutions by The State News
