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A sharp decline in Wisconsin's largest remaining population of sharp-tailed grouse prompted Department of Natural Resources wildlife managers and an advisory committee to recommend no hunting season

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

This State Journal editorial ran on May 21, 1976:

Without seeing a complete review, the public will draw conclusions based largely on competing characterizations of the incident, Wisconsin Professional Police Association Executive Director Jim Palmer said.

Fitchburg police said in a statement that the case began April 1 when they received a report from a community service partner regarding alleged ongoing sexual assaults of a minor.

OREGON – Visitors aren't normally allowed on Mondays at Oakhill Correctional Institution, but May 18 was an exception.

A glass atrium and air conditioning are a few of the major updates the 137-year-old Science Hall at UW-Madison will undergo during its $163.2 million renovation project.

The Watertown School Board tried to silence "A Mother of a Revolution!," but instead inspired a small uprising in this city of 22,500.

The store and cafe, founded in 1976, have been owned by Karin Miller since 1993.

Eat well at one of Madison's top restaurants for half the price.

Along the defensive front, Green Bay may move players around based on their skill sets, the week-to-week matchups, and in-game situations.

The Badgers moved quickly in the transfer portal to land running back Abu Sama III, and spring practices showed the potential he brings to the offense.

Newly announced plans to roll back regulations on cancer-causing "forever chemicals" in water have Wisconsin officials reviewing the potential impact on the state.

Harrison allowed two hits over seven shutout innings to help visiting Milwaukee finish off a three-game sweep of its division rivals.

Owners of a mixed-use building at 36 Bassett Street will need to wait 12 months before they can lease space for a liquor store after a previous tenant was found guilty of selling illegal hemp products.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who spent 18 seasons with the Green Bay Packers, said he will retire from the NFL after the 2026 campaign.

A year of change so far for PGA Tour Champions pro Steve Stricker could get some normalcy at the American Family Insurance Championship on June 5-7.

Fluoride was widely introduced into American public water systems in the mid-20th century to reduce tooth decay, according to the National Institutes of Health.

No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made, Madison police said.