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Jacob Misiorowski delivered yet another remarkable start Wednesday, but numbers behind his success may be even more impressive.

Gov. Tony Evers called the session to begin the process of giving voters final say on a constitutional amendment to ban partisan gerrymandering.

Antoine Reed officially takes over July 1. His hire comes as criminal cases against two former West High School staffers continue to wind their way through state courts.

The teen boy was injured when he was hit by an SUV while walking on State Street near Lake Street on Friday, Madison police said.

The 48-year-old woman was arrested and jailed on tentative charges of disorderly conduct, battery, and criminal damage to property, and issued multiple traffic citations.

A pickup truck lost control at high speed in the 1300 block of Woodward Avenue and crashed in a cemetery, where it struck multiple headstones, Beloit police said.

This weekend, find your neighbors at garage sales, plant sales, lagoon races and theatrical productions.

The man was rescued from a second-story window of 402 S. Locust St., and taken to Mercy Hospital with life-threatening injuries. He later died at the hospital.

Thursday’s kickoff market celebrates Madison's Asian American and Pacific Islander culture.

Jeffrey Anthony Charles, who had a prior sexual abuse conviction in Iowa, served as the pastor for Neighbors to Nations church in Princeton, Minnesota at the time of the assaults.

This week's five stars include big-time scorers in both soccer and lacrosse. Vote for your favorite performance as the Supernova.

The State Journal caught up with Madison West junior singles player Alex Blonien, who answered five questions ahead of boys tennis practice Monday.

Just how much does five-time Grammy nominee Skylar Grey love her native Wisconsin? She actually enjoys scraping ice from her car windsheid.

Most point to America’s political climate as a motivator, seeing Canada as a potential escape route. Many also want to connect with family history.

The Badgers are in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2022, and Verona's Hilary Blomberg looked back on one of the program's biggest upsets.

Homeownership, particularly among Black and Hispanic residents, is rising in neighborhoods where the out-of-state companies once had the biggest presence.

My name is David Jaeger, and I previously served as chief of police for the Minocqua Police Department for 10 years. During that time, I had the opportunity to supervise and work alongside Matthew Tate.

The “geniuses” who run the NCAA have decided to increase the number of teams in their men’s basketball championship tournament, again.

Wisconsin deserves an attorney general who puts public safety before politics, defends the law without fear or favor and stands up for every Wisconsinite.

Our household recently received a mailer that read: “Enough is enough. Homeownership should be affordable.”