Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz has great respect for the No. 14 Badgers as the Hawkeyes prepare for Saturday's game in Iowa City.

Madison property owners will soon be able to pay their taxes in four installments, beginning with the 2014 tax bill coming in December.

Special demands include power generation, automotive, aerospace, oil and gas, information and mining sectors. 

Deer hunters are being recruited to help the state keep track of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in four Central Wisconsin counties.

A Madison man who crashed his car into a tree Saturday night was arrested for his alleged fourth drunken driving offense.

Open jobs include manufacturing/assembly, technicians, truck drivers, maintenance-related and other positions.

The Badgers (2-0) play host to the Phoenix (1-0) at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Kohl Center.

The $3.3 million is to support the Monona company's effort to build a plant to make an important radioisotope.

Police say a 73-year-old Madison woman had a great way to handle a scammer trying to scare some cash out of her: giggle.

A Madison man who crashed into a parked trailer Monday night was arrested for his alleged fourth drunken driving offense.

Four development teams have been short-listed to participate in the next round of the selection process.

A man seen on top of a former grocery store on the East Side was arrested Sunday for allegedly trying to steal copper from a rooftop air handling unit.

Alcohol is believed to have been a factor in a head-on crash Monday evening that shut down westbound Highway 14 in Fitchburg for over an hour.

If you want to grow old at home, keeping your independence, there's no better place to do so than in Madison.

Earlier than expected frigid weather in Madison has shut down construction for 2014 on the huge Verona Road project, but scheduled lane work was finished so roads will be open for winter.

A teen boy who told a clerk he had a pistol robbed a Brownsville convenience store Monday of a carton of cigarettes.

Taxes and fees on new vehicle purchases in Wisconsin would shoot above what neighboring states charge.

They did it again, with humility and grace.

Imagine how many major college football games have been played over the years, from Florida to Washington State, from New Mexico to Maine.

So does that mean if you're looking to people for support, what you want to do is grease people's palms?