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How the Packers' six draft picks have fared in the offseason so far
Green Bay Packers rookies produced mixed results so far in offseason practices. Here's what to know.
In-home service are essential for people with disabilities | Heather Murray
The anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling Olmstead v L.C. was June 22. This civil rights ruling helped recognize the importance of participating in a community for everyone, including people with disabilities.
Reedsburg community makes after-school program possible | Allyson Cummings
On behalf of the Reedsburg Community Learning Center, an after-school program, we would like to extend our deepest gratitude to all of the businesses and groups that helped us this past school year.
Obama Center opening was celebration of American civility | Michael Brandt
My wife and I recently attended the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. The 19-acre forum interconnects the University of Chicago campus with Jackson Park on Lake Michigan.
High school graduates should go to college and try new things | Jill Plonka
Here's my advice to the high school class of 2026.
Reflecting pool vandals shouldn't receive long sentences | Terry Haug
Let's see if I have this right. You vandalize the reflecting pool in Washington, D.C., and you get threatened with 10 years of jail time. But if you vandalize the U.S. Capitol, you get a pardon.
Understand the realities of adopting a miniature pet pig | Krysta Koralesky
Are you thinking of getting a “teacup” pig? No matter what the breeder tells you, they do not exist.
Davis: 5 coolest moments I saw in State Journal/WiscNews sports this year
Looking back on another moment-filled school year, here are the five most memorable moments I saw during the 2025-26 season.
Andrew Vaughn, Brewers build lead, hang on against Reds
The Milwaukee Brewers held off a late comeback attempt from the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday to secure a series sweep at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati.
Brewers reliever Abner Uribe drops his appeal and will serve suspension
Milwaukee Brewers relief pitcher Abner Uribe dropped his appeal of the suspension issued to him after a May 29 triple crotch chop against the St. Louis Cardinals.
Bucks draft picks Brayden Burries and Nate Ament address pressure of following Giannis
The Milwaukee Bucks brought in a pair of new players in the first round of the NBA Draft Tuesday. Here's what they said about the pressure they are facing.
Bucks' Tyler Herro's de-commitment from Wisconsin men's basketball and other Wisconsin ties
The Milwaukee Bucks received Milwaukee native Tyler Herro in a trade to send superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat. Here's what to know about Herro's Wisconsin connections.
Racketeering charge linked to 2020 shooting death of 11-year-old
Gatica is charged with felony racketeering and conspiracy to deliver THC. The case comes nearly six years after Anisa Scott was killed in a car-to-car shooting on East Washington Avenue in 2020.
Man dies in single-vehicle crash on Highway 51
The man, whose name was not released, died at the scene after being ejected from his Mazda 3 in the town of Burke. He had not been wearing a seat belt.
UW Health warns of rising e-bike, scooter injuries among children
Since starting to track data on youth e-bike and e-device injuries, UW Health has noticed a sharp uptick.
Oracle sues Wisconsin regulators over data center finance requirements
Oracle, one of the tech giants behind a massive, $15 billion artificial intelligence data center project in Port Washington, is suing Wisconsin's Public Service Commission.
Meet the duo who will replace Larry Meiller on Wisconsin Public Radio
Two voices familiar to WPR listeners have been tabbed to replace Meiller Monday through Thursday and on Fridays for “Garden Talk.”
UW-Madison's food delivery robots pulled off campus
UW-Madison was an early adopter of the robots in 2019, becoming the fourth and largest university to launch them on its campus.
Tonight’s Concerts on the Square event postponed due to severe weather risk
Storms could bring damaging winds, large hail and possibly a tornado or two to southern Wisconsin this afternoon and evening.
Wisconsin civil rights leaders left their mark on the state and nation’s legacy
Wisconsin’s role in the fight for civil rights can often be overlooked. Still, the Dairy State has always had a part to play, from its many stops along the Underground Railroad to the marches for equal housing and education that…






