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Dominant performances on the mat and offensive explosions on the ice highlighted last week’s high school boys sports action. Vote for who had the most impressive performance.

The Badgers are tasked with facing No. 2 Stanford, which has knocked out Wisconsin three other times in the tournament.

Injuries bookended the Badgers career of Jake Renfro, who will look to continue his college run elsewhere.

Madison and Monona officials say their willingness to provide mutual aid will not be affected by the resolution introduced by some Madison City Council members.

For the third straight year, the 2 million-year-old Cave of the Mounds is lit up for the holidays.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate rejected legislation Thursday to extend Affordable Care Act tax credits, essentially guaranteeing that millions of Americans will see a steep rise in costs at the beginning of the year.

This is the second time in less than three months state health officials have broken with the federal government’s vaccine recommendations.

Tony and Kathy Evers have lived in the mansion for nearly seven years, but the residence doesn't always feel like home.

Madison police received multiple calls reporting shots fired on Regent Street Wednesday night.

The former state Supreme Court justice has agreed to a three-year suspension of his law license, though the state’s highest court will have final say on the matter.

The crime scene tape is long gone, and classes have been back in session since January 10. But for some community members, that day never really ended.

A Madison alderman is asking the city to apply for $6.75 million in federal funds to improve rail crossings and quiet train horns in residential neighborhoods.

Brian Redman was on his third term as interim chief, having taken the position in 2010, 2020 and 2024.

The proposal has been met with a flurry of support from environmental advocates as well as opposition from many of the state’s largest utility companies.

Brennan joins a packed field of candidates that started growing after Gov. Tony Evers announced in July that he will not seek reelection after his second term concludes next year.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

The concept is a neighborhood restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, its co-owner said, adding that they'll start by serving dinners.

Warm up to an abundance of possibilities.

Madison school shooter Natalie “Samantha” Rupnow is being idolized and copied in the same violent online community that helped radicalize her.