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Details for Wisconsin women's hockey fans to celebrate national title No. 9 with team
The Badgers will host a celebration of their ninth NCAA championship, won Sunday against Ohio State, at LaBahn Arena.
Wisconsin women's hockey wins 9th NCAA championship, beating Ohio State
Claire Enright's goal late in the third period lifted the Badgers past the Buckeyes to repeat as national champions.
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Executive editor: Kelly Lecker
Wisconsin men's hockey heads east for NCAA matchup against new opponent
The Badgers are in the NCAA Tournament for only the third time in the last 12 seasons, and their first-round opponent is an unfamiliar one.
Wisconsin women's basketball beats Miami, advances to WBIT quarterfinals
The Badgers surged to a big lead behind a season-best effort from 3-point range and held on late to beat the Hurricanes in Florida and keep their season alive.
Woman found dead in Madison parking ramp
The woman was found dead from a gunshot wound on the 300 block of West Washington Ave. just before 8 a.m. Sunday.
Wisconsin women's hockey team arrives for NCAA title game against Ohio State
Here's how it looked as the Badgers walked into Pegula Ice Arena for the final game of the season, another showdown with Ohio State for the NCAA championship.
Rationing road kill wins this week’s caption contest
Winning line from Verona reader beats more than 75 entries.
Our endorsements for Dane County Board
The Wisconsin State Journal is endorsing in all 13 competitive races for Dane County Board in the April 7 election.
Madison School District to host community sessions on boundary review process
The Madison School District is hosting 11 community engagement sessions in May to discuss its boundary and attendance review plan, open to students, family, staff and other community members.
Kelly Lecker: We'll celebrate America's 250 years together
The State Journal’s history is intertwined with the community it covers. As we reflect on the 250 years of American Independence, we want to highlight the role Wisconsin and its people have had in shaping the nation.
Last year’s Wisconsin Supreme Court race was a blockbuster, this one’s crickets. Here’s why
Only 6% of people said they’d heard a lot about this year’s Supreme Court race in a February Marquette Law School poll, compared to 39% last year.
2 Wisconsin spellers headed to the national bee
Ethan Robert of Rice Lake Middle School and Arnav Vempati of Kromrey Elementary School in Middleton advanced to the Scripps National Spelling Bee May 26-28.
2 in custody after teen shot in arm in Downtown Madison
The teen was taken to a local hospital for treatment of injuries that were not considered life-threatening.
2 taken to hospital after 4 dumped into frigid Rock County lake when kayak overturns
At about 5:40 p.m., authorities were sent to Storrs Lake in the town of Milton after a 911 caller heard cries for help and saw four people in the water.
How Wisconsin football's new receivers coach took on unique challenge with Badgers
Ari Confesor took over a position group he had no hand in picking. Here's why that didn't bother one of the Badgers' newest coaches.
Madison Memorial boys basketball stumbles in state championship
Madison Memorial led at halftime before falling to undefeated Wisconsin Lutheran in the WIAA Division 1 state championship Saturday night in the final game of coach Steve Collins' career.
Cambridge boys basketball's success turns village into a 'basketball town'
Cambridge embraced becoming a 'basketball town' during the Blue Jays boys basketball run to the state championship game.
Madison area needs better planning for highways | George Sutton
Much discussion has been made about the infamous Madison Beltline. Considering the projected large increase in population in the next few years, apparently very little has actually been planned as far as new roads, major road improvement and or traffic…






