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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.

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.

A special trash and recycling pickup Thursday will serve properties near the intersection of Williamson and South Baldwin streets affected by protests.

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.

Ed Policy spoke in front of an enthusiastic crowd, but much of Green Bay's future is a bit unclear despite the event.

The Wisconsin State Journal asked the candidates about bridging the partisan divides and how they would manage the state’s budget surplus.

The 2026 Badgers will face a star-laden alumni team in an Aug. 8 match at the UW Field House.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Aug. 11.

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…

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.

The Badgers didn't have a player make the conference's 12-player preseason list for the third consecutive year.

An estimated EF-2 tornado devastated the Fox Cities on Monday, tearing through homes and businesses, downing power lines and closing major roadways.

The tenant reported having a small grease fire, bringing the pan outside, and suffering fire-related injuries.

Amid a messy feud with the state, the building’s private owners are expanding their plan to transform the top of State Street.

Nationwide, the CDC most recently reported 4,173 cases from May 1 to July 20, which has led to 308 hospitalizations and no deaths.

Liberal activist and brewery owner Kirk Bangstad is vowing to fight "tooth and nail" after receiving a letter from the state's Department of Revenue revoking Minocqua Brewing Co.'s permit to operate

The delayed response to her call early Monday morning is under investigation by city officials.

Here are 11 top shows to check out at this year's Wisconsin State Fair Aug. 6 to 16, one pick for each day.

The Experimental Aircraft Association said the 73rd edition of AirVenture surpassed last year’s record crowd of 704,000.

Housing availability and affordability are at the top of the list.