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Wisconsin men's basketball is building leads. But can it hold them?
The Badgers' blown 12-point advantage against Southern Cal was the first time they led in the second half and lost all season. Signs were there that it might come though.
Madison man accused of killing daughter's ex-boyfriend held on $2M bail
Eleodoro Jorge Baez was arrested less than four hours after he allegedly shot to death Luis A. Sotero Herrera, 34, of Madison, according to a probable cause statement.
Here's what to know about your rights if you're approached by ICE
Agents can arrest you without a warrant if they believe you are in the country illegally, but they need a warrant signed by a judge to enter your home.
Will Babcock keep scooping ‘Mnookie Dough’ ice cream when its namesake chancellor leaves?
Babcock Creamery has developed a flavor named after UW-Madison’s last three permanent chancellors, including Jennifer Mnookin’s “Mnookie Dough.”
What’s in the proposal to get WisconsinEye back up and running
WisconsinEye shut down on Dec. 15, ceasing recording of government operations and taking its website offline, including 30,000 hours of archived coverage, offline.
Dolphins' Hafley nabs another Packers assistant in push to fill out coaching staff, per report
A longtime defensive coach who has strong ties to Jeff Hafley is now reportedly joining the former Packers defensive coordinator in Miami.
Woman hospitalized after crash into light pole in Verona
The single-vehicle vehicle crash happened shortly before 3 p.m. Monday on American Way near Batker Avenue, Verona police said.
Photo of the day: Festival prep
Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.
Driver accused of OWI after hitting, seriously injuring pedestrian on South Side
The crash happened about 1:50 p.m. at Fish Hatchery Road and South Park Street, Madison police said.
IKEA comes to Madison but without the Swedish meatballs
A new pickup location at University Book Store for online orders from IKEA has become wildly popular just over a month since its launch.
Tom Still: Wisconsin manufacturing competitiveness will lean on AI adoption
At its core, AI is not about producing funny memes but working in a “physical” sense to improve processes that may involve tedious, repetitive work.
These players believe they'll fit right in with Brewers after arriving in Peralta trade
Jett Williams and Brandon Sproat have both only been with Milwaukee a short time, but hope their respective beginnings with the organization go smoothly.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's basketball vs. Minnesota
How to tune in when Wisconsin men's basketball hosts its rival at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
What Columbia University and Jennifer Mnookin will get from each other
UW-Madison and Columbia, where Jennifer Mnookin is taking the helm, have faced similar challenges, including student protests and heightened scrutiny from the Trump administration.
Packers defensive back takes big leap in second year, knows there's more left to accomplish
The Green Bay defensive back is listed as safety, but found consistency in his second year at nickel.
Bucks to 'keep searching' for solutions with top 2 scorers sidelined for extended period
The Bucks are expected to be without Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Porter Jr. for an extended period of time. Can the struggling team tread water in the meantime?
Congress shouldn't fund Homeland Security without concrete oversight | George Perkins
Congress must vote "no" on funding the U.S. Department of Homeland Security until comprehensive oversight of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and Customs and Border Patrol is undertaken, even if this results in a government shutdown.
Minnesota nurse Alex Pretti was killed while trying to aid others | Holly Hatcher
Nurses across this country are grieving, outraged and disgusted by the killing of our colleague, Alex Pretti, in Minneapolis last weekend. Pretti was a nurse, not simply by profession, but by identity. Nursing is not something we choose to do…






