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How a mentor's example helped Chris Brooks Jr. earn a bigger role at Wisconsin
The personal and football lessons Chris Brooks Jr. learned from a close friend have helped him become a respected voice on the Badgers roster.
Madison Public Market confirms soft opening Wednesday
The grand opening celebration, postponed when a Madison police officer fatally shot Corey Ruiz, will be held next month.
Star pass rusher among Packers' 5 players added to PUP list Tuesday
Micah Parsons and four other Green Bay contributors can't participate in practice but still count toward the 90-man roster.
Near no-no, home run barrage headline jam-packed week of Brewers minor-league action
The Class AA Biloxi Shuckers showcased their all-around talent last with with potent offensive efforts and dazzling pitching displays, but they weren't the only Brewers affiliate to show out.
Student instruments take a lot of abuse. Music shops fix up thousands each summer
Student musical instruments get a lot of abuse. They don’t just repair themselves.
The Madison Public Market seeks approval for a full-service bar
The Madison Public Market, which is set to open Wednesday, also wants city approval to host live entertainment and events.
Packers sign kicker, release another ahead of training camp
Lenny Krieg was signed after appearing in Green Bay for a workout on Monday. Lucas Havrisik, who broke the Packers' record with a 61-yeard field goal, was released.
A week after fatal police shooting, what’s next for Madison protesters?
A growing collection of tents, food tables, grills and porta-potties are taking up residence at the site where police shot Corey Ruiz.
Legislature grants WisconsinEye $50,000 a month through December
Officials from WisconsinEye, the state’s version of C-SPAN, say the funds will allow the organization to operate until the next legislative session.
3 things that stood out from Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti at media days
The Big Ten's leader spoke about a Senate bill aimed at fixing college sports, the merits of a 24-team CFP, and the conference's partnership and rivalry with the SEC.
Hot, dry July hitting farmers as parts of Wisconsin in drought
Monday’s severe storms delivered much-needed rain to much of eastern Wisconsin, but did nothing to ease a growing drought for much of the rest of the state.
Special trash pickup planned near Willy Street barricades Thursday
A special trash and recycling pickup Thursday will serve properties near the intersection of Williamson and South Baldwin streets affected by protests.
Tree-trimming worker dies from suspected lightning strike in Whitewater
A 29-year-old man died by a suspected lightning strike while doing tree-trimming work in Whitewater, authorities say. Shortly before 10 a.m.
Packers shareholders meeting leaves important questions unanswered
Ed Policy spoke in front of an enthusiastic crowd, but much of Green Bay's future is a bit unclear despite the event.
Candidate Q&A: Gubernatorial hopefuls on how they might govern
The Wisconsin State Journal asked the candidates about bridging the partisan divides and how they would manage the state’s budget surplus.
4 national champs highlight Wisconsin volleyball's alumni match roster
The 2026 Badgers will face a star-laden alumni team in an Aug. 8 match at the UW Field House.
Meet the candidates for secretary of state (Republican primary)
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Aug. 11.
All manufacturers should let Wisconsin farmers fix their equipment | Lee Nerison
Wisconsin, the Federal Trade Commission and four other states this month brokered a "right to repair" settlement with John Deere. For the next 10 years, the company will provide farmers with the same repair resources and software available to their…
Here’s how to watch the Democratic governor candidate debate tonight
Marquette Law School polling of Wisconsin registered voters last week shows that about half of Democratic voters have not decided whom they plan to vote for.






