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Who will be Madison's next mayor? | Center Stage with Milfred and Hands
Scott Resnick, the former city alderman who ran for mayor in 2015, helps Milfred and Hands size up the strengths and weaknesses of the growing list of candidate
Can the Milwaukee Brewers win in October without hitting many home runs?
The Brewers don’t hit many home runs. They still own baseball’s second-highest scoring offense. Can that formula carry them to a World Series?
Madison Police seek public’s help identifying laundromat stabbing suspect
The stabbing happened at Northport Laundry on Madison’s North Side Friday night.
How would the MLB playoffs look for Brewers if the season ended today?
The Milwaukee Brewers are looking to lock up the No. 1 seed in the National League this week. Here's a look at how the postseason picture looks Wednesday.
Meet the candidates for state Assembly District 38
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is Nov. 3.
Where Big Ten coaches see Wisconsin men's hockey finishing in league standings
Badgers defenseman Luke Osburn was a preseason All-Big Ten selection by league coaches, who also voted on how they think the final standings will look.
Madison airport to get $4.7 million federal grant for noise mitigation plan
The money will allow the airport to begin planning a multiyear program to insulate homes and businesses from airport noise.
New details explain why election results were delayed in two counties
Server and configuration issues delayed unofficial primary results in Green and Winnebago counties. Election officials say the problems did not affect vote accuracy.
Brewers righty Dustin May is searching for answers. So far, he hasn't found them.
Dustin May has only made it through five innings in only two of nine starts since being acquired in a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals.
Andrew Fischer hits 50th homer and Biloxi forces winner-take-all championship game
The Biloxi Shuckers, the Brewers' Class AA affiliate, are headed to a winner-take-all battle for the Southern League crown.
Victim in shooting on Madison’s North Side identified as Racine man
The 36-year-old man died at a local hospital after a shooting at about 1:45 a.m. Sunday at the NorthGate strip mall on Madison’s North Side.
LaFleur provides update on injured Packers receiver
Jayden Reed is back in Green Bay after spending a night in New Jersey. It’s unclear whether one the offense’s top players will be able to play again this season.
UW-Madison gets $11 million grant to help people quit smoking
The grant from the National Cancer Institute will go towards helping up to 5 million adult Community Health Center patients who say they use tobacco quit smoking.
Why are there jets flying over Madison at night this week?
Flying operations are expected to conclude by 10 p.m. each night.
5 remarkable defensive touchdowns from around Wisconsin: Week 5 edition
Athens bested four other high school football teams for the top spot in this week's rankings. See that play and the remaining notable defensive touchdowns from Week 5 across Wisconsin.
5 spectacular big time touchdowns from around Wisconsin: Week 5 edition
Whitefish Bay's 78-yard touchdown pass against Slinger headlines this week's list of big plays. See what other deep passes or long rushes earned a spot.
5 jaw-dropping digs from around Wisconsin: week of Sept. 13
Watch five gravity-defying digs from high school volleyball players around Wisconsin.
Middleton-Cross Plains School Board will now include 4 at-large seats
The move to more at-large seats and fewer seats reserved for Middleton or Cross Plains is intended to broaden the pool of candidates.
Judges warn Wisconsin's underfunded courts are falling behind
Judges, prosecutors and public defenders say staffing gaps are slowing Wisconsin courts and putting more pressure on counties to cover costs.
Madison Police and Fire Commission mulls complaint in Corey Ruiz killing
“The need for timely scrutiny is essential to the legitimacy of the use of force,” David Hart and Kirbie Mack write, and their complaint “must not be swept aside.”






