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Trump signs bill for funds
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump signed a roughly $1.2 trillion government funding bill Tuesday that ends the partial federal shutdown that began over the weekend and sets the stage for an intense debate in Congress over Homeland Security funding.
Former Brewers outfielder García announces retirement
Avisaíl García played 13 seasons in Major League Baseball, including career highs with 29 home runs and 86 RBIs in the 2021 season with Milwaukee.
Meet the candidates for Dane County Board, District 15
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Feb. 17.
Acting U.S. Attorney Chadwick Elgersma appointed U.S. Attorney for Western District of Wisconsin
Chadwick Elgersma is responsible for overseeing federal criminal prosecutions and civil litigation for the western 44 counties in Wisconsin, including Dane County.
Mount Horeb coach accused of ‘inappropriate’ behavior with students has been fired
Dave Chancellor had been a Mount Horeb High School track and field and girls cross-country coach.
Why Deerfield's Emmerson Draboc chose to run at Wisconsin
Deerfield's phenom runner committed to Wisconsin due to close bond with coach and no other school's comparing to what the Badgers have in Madison.
Thief scamming people out of Spectrum cell phones
The victims purchase the phones legitimately and are billed for them by Spectrum before being scammed out of them.
Fitchburg park takes Ho-Chunk name after City Council overrules Park Commission
Hosto Hoci, meaning “a place to gather,” won out after some debate about what it means for a name to be inclusive.
City and town of Beloit exploring consolidating fire, EMS services
A proposal to explore the potential consolidation was unanimously approved Monday night by both the town’s Board of Supervisors and the Beloit City Council.
UW Arboretum sharpshooters protect prized plants from hungry deer
Left unmanaged, deer can do a lot of damage in the UW Arboretum, which is why it hires sharpshooters who work after dark to control the population.
Extension of Capital City Path could soon take bicyclists from Madison to Waukesha
The two-mile extension could eventually hook up with the Glacial Drumlin Trail.
Tom Still: Data center, nuclear power, startup tax credit issues evolving
Let's revisit some thorny issues.
Concerned residents ask Madison School District to protect Cherokee Heights sledding hill
One of the preliminary layouts would push the new school’s gym partially into the hillside.
Madison LakeWay project scaled back, as ambitious plans run into fiscal reality
Phase one of Madison’s LakeWay project is being scaled back, with the costly skyline pier cut due to budget constraints and traffic concerns.
Ex-players' complaints don't belong in court, attorneys for former Wisconsin coach say
Attorneys for Wisconsin and former women's basketball coach Marisa Moseley said former players didn't point to any case law showing a First Amendment violation in their lawsuit alleging psychological abuse.
Packers, coach Matt LaFleur welcome new defensive coordinator
LaFleur announced the hire with high praise for the former Arizona Cardinals head coach, whose teams had a record of just 15-36 over the last three seasons.
UW system president says AI here to stay, must have guardrails
Programs centered around artificial intelligence are booming across the UW system’s 13 schools.
Fish Lake drowning victim identified
Ernest B. Ruegsegger, 59, of DeForest, was pronounced dead at the scene at Fish Lake County Park on Saturday at around 2:15 p.m.






