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Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester expects to miss at least the first month of the season as he recovers from a nerve issue.

Green Bay will have to find a new solution at left tackle with its starter on the move to Carolina.

WASHINGTON — Richard Grenell, the longtime Republican foreign policy adviser who oversaw far reaching changes at the Kennedy Center that prompted many artists to abandon the iconic performing arts venue, will step down as the institution's president.

The Badgers faced 15-point deficits in both halves but relied on their dynamic backcourt to steal an overtime win from the Fighting Illini in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals.

Wall Street's losses deepened Friday as the ongoing fallout from the war in Iran keeps pushing oil prices higher, ratcheting up inflationary pressure on the global economy.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 7.

UW-Milwaukee closed the Washington County campus located in West Bend in June 2024 due to declining student enrollment.

This State Journal editorial ran on March 15, 1951:

One of Time Magazine’s women of the year for 2026 is touching down in Wisconsin this summer.

Most calls to the Wisconsin Poison Center about edible cannabis poisonings ⁠in 2025 involved children and teens.

A running back who rose from the Division II level to the NFL with the Packers has reportedly been signed by the Seattle Seahawks.

Wisconsin’s 2001 safe haven law allows parents to safely and anonymously relinquish a newborn child to police officers, firefighters, EMS providers or hospitals without facing punishment.

A cheesesteak business started in Philadelphia 30 years ago is getting a location on Madison's Far West Side.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 7.

Céad Míle Fáilte, Madison.This Irish phrase translates to “a hundred thousand welcomes,” which seems to be a good description for how our local businesses and organizations are choosing to approach St. Patrick’s Day.

No one was injured when the tree fell on the house inn the 5300 block of Milward Drive, the Madison Fire Department reported.

After the man was arrested, mental health professionals were consulted.

The 7-footer is set to miss his third consecutive game. He hasn't played since going down with lower-body injury against Maryland on March 4.

MADISON – A pledge by Democratic candidate for governor Mandela Barnes to freeze utility rates if elected may be better rhetoric than policy, utilities experts said in response to the former lieutenant governor’s plan.