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The store will consolidate with the company’s West Side store five years after closing its Capitol Square store.

Detectives believe it was a targeted incident.

Eric Wilcots currently leads UW-Madison’s largest college.

The manager of the rental agency told police someone had rented the vehicle between Jan. 24 and 26, but the bullet holes were not noticed until Feb. 1.

Mitch Daniels spoke with the Wisconsin State Journal ahead of presenting “Higher Ed, Public Policy, and a Divided America” at Memorial Union on Monday.

The Wisconsin State Journal asked candidates for office in Dane County to tell us a bit about themselves and their priorities if elected.

The person who was stabbed suffered injuries that were not considered life-threatening.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

The Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker reported a fourth-quarter loss of $279.3 million, or $2.44 cents per share, on revenue of $496.2 million. Its adjusted revenue was $390.5 million.

UW-Madison’s student RoboCup team uses artificial intelligence to teach soccer-playing robots human-like behaviors and will compete in an international competition in South Korea.

The prosecutor said Monday that an investigation showed Leavitt had the TikTok app open on her phone before the crash and that the app played 41 videos in the minutes before impact.

A judge threw out a court filing submitted by Kenosha County District Attorney Xavier Solis after finding it ⁠relied on undisclosed artificial intelligence and contained made-up legal citations.

This State Journal editorial ran on Feb. 20, 1975:

Here's how the son of Wisconsin men's basketball assistant Howard Moore is building a life rooted in resilience after a devastating crash.

Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett announced his run for reelection with the goal of completing the county jail consolidation project, and pushing for greater investment into mental health services.

An effective offensive line can make all the difference on the football field, a fact that the Green Bay Packers' front office is using to shape their moves this offseason.

One of the area's top performers returned from injury during the past week of high school boys basketball action. Vote for your favorite athlete to become this week's Supernova.