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The project will add close to 700 apartments, some 25,000 square feet of commercial space and a 1.5-acre city park.

When it comes to justifying optimism for a deep playoff run for the Milwaukee Brewers, there not much reason to look beyond their star pitcher.

Madison Edgewood outside hitter Caroline Onderak answers five questions for the State Journal.

Wisconsin volleyball handled Purdue with ease on the road to start conference play 2-0.

Jacob Misiorowski strengthened his Cy Young case as the Brewers defeated the Cardinals 6-4 to finish out the regular-season on Sunday night.

A vehicle hit a 65-year-old man doing road work near the intersection of Pflaum and Alder roads.

The Badgers received heavy consideration from voters for The Associated Press Top 25 rankings but were left on the outside looking in after topping Penn State.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is Nov. 3.

A 16-year-old Milwaukee boy was sentenced to 20 years in prison Friday, Sept. 25, for fatally shooting his 30-year-old sister in June 2025. Hezile J.

AEPi said members found responsible for criminal conduct will be expelled.

Speakers include Dane County Clerk Scott McDonell, Sam Liebert, state director of All Voting is Local, and Barb Feeney, former president of the League of Women Voters of Dane County.

Wisconsin’s comeback at Penn State featured Darrion Dupree’s clutch running, improved pass protection and defensive contributions that could prove important as Big Ten play continues.

Madison Abundant Life/St. Ambrose has embraced the creativity and physicality of 8-player football while pursuing an undefeated season that can't end in hoisting a state championship trophy.

Fall apple picking season is in full swing, but due to freezing conditions in late April and early May, many local orchards have taken a hit to their crops.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

Thanks to a local nonprofit, the Madison Police Department can equip all of its patrol officers with body-worn cameras next year.

The way constitutional amendments are presented to voters can often be difficult to understand. Such measures are crafted in a manner that asks voters a yes or no question.

A reader weighs in with a question.