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In the last two weeks, the average cost of gas in Wisconsin has gone up by 28 cents, reaching $3.87 a gallon, according to AAA.

This State Journal report ran on July 26, 1876:

The videos do not show whether Ruiz, who was armed with a knife, still posed an imminent threat to police after he was on the ground.

Election administration shouldn't become an afterthought once Election Day is over. The work of maintaining secure, reliable elections continues every day of the year, from replacing aging voting equipment and strengthening cybersecurity to recruiting and training poll workers.

Middleton alum Alan Roden strives to stick with the Minnesota Twins after a shoulder injury derailed an early call up in 2026.

I am throwing my full support behind Francesca Hong for governor of Wisconsin.

The Packers released their financial results from the previous fiscal year, which ended March 31, on Friday at Lambeau Field.

Shareholders attending the Green Bay Packers' annual meeting should come prepared for the heat.

Milwaukee threatened in the ninth, but it wasn't enough to pull out a win in the series opener against visiting Colorado.

A shrine to Corey Ruiz has grown, and activists have set objects as barricades to keep vehicles from using the 1200 and 1300 blocks of Williamson Street.

“My son was an exceptional guy,” Ruiz’s mother Elsa Ruiz said through tears. “He was my love. He loved his daughter. He loved his family.”

The cancellation comes in response to the fatal police shooting of Corey Durell Ruiz, 38, on Wednesday.

It’s one of 150 health research grants, worth $94 million, that Sen. Tammy Baldwin says were abruptly ended.

The law unnecessarily punishes voters who have done everything right, the lawsuit argues.

Crump, a nationally renowned attorney, specializes in wrongful death lawsuits. His practice has taken cases including those of Trayvon Martin, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd.

The Stevens Point band, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, was set to be the featured band.

“We serve hundreds of SNAP customers each week who rely on the market to access fresh produce, ”said the market manager.

Sunday and Monday have the best chances for severe weather for southern Wisconsin, but isolated severe storms northwest of Madison are possible late Saturday night.