Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Sunday will mark Flag Day. Traditionally, it’s a day to honor the Stars and Stripes and reflect on the unity, liberty and sacrifice that define our nation.

Storms forced adjustments to the WIAA state softball schedule. Here's what we know.

The market is scheduled to have its grand opening on July 23rd but most of the 28 spaces for permanent vendors are far from finished.

A decades-old law that the Packers say is crucial to their survival has become the center of debate for Wisconsin's members of Congress.

Thursday’s Madison Night Market event has been canceled due to forecasted severe weather, Madison’s Central Business Improvement District announced Wednesday.

Seven months removed from seeing his season cut short, the tight end is pleased with his progress as he works back into game shape. Here's when he could return.

The 21-year-old outfielder is confident he will improve enough to reach the major-league level after signing a seven-year extension with the Brewers.

Former Wisconsin women's hockey star Hilary Knight is reportedly set to join three of her U.S. gold medal-winning teammates in Detroit.

Voting for the 2026 All-Star Game on July 14 in Philadelphia is open. Here is what to know about eligible Brewers players.

The $3.8 million proposal would seek to create more of a cap between veteran teachers and new hires.

The new Badgers men's hockey assistant coach has a passion for the game and a commitment to player development, coach Mike Hastings said.

Troupis argues he cannot receive a fair trial in Dane County.

The highest threat of severe weather will be Wednesday afternoon and again Thursday afternoon, with all types of hazardous weather possible, including tornadoes.

The orchestra will be ending its 2026 season, as well as its first hundred years, this weekend with a free centennial festival featuring performances from MSO and various other community groups.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.

Phil Hands, the Wisconsin State Journal's political cartoonist, delivered the commencement address for Monona Grove High School on Sunday. Watch the video above.

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway has directed city agencies to identify possible 2% budget cuts amid rising fuel costs, inflation and tight state revenue limits.

One of the more notable components of Barnes’ proposal is his pledge to establish a new tax bracket for individuals who make more than $1 million a year.