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Meet the candidates for state Assembly District 76 (Democratic primary)
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Aug. 11.
Mendota Marsh: Never ending loop of property tax hikes
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane debate ever-increasing property taxes in this week’s Mendota Marsh.
Tom Tifffany will bring Donald Trump's chaos and cruelty to the Wisconsin | Daniel Golden
I drove to a large old car show June 9 in Iola.
Packers have talent on defensive line, but roles are still being sorted out
Devonte Wyatt is among the skilled players on the defensive front, but it's yet to be seen how the unit looks Jonathan Gannon's new scheme and formations.
Joel Brennan offers best chance to defeat Tom Tiffany | Curtis Witynski
Like all Wisconsin Democrats, I desperately want to elect another Democrat to succeed Tony Evers as governor. To accomplish that goal, Democrats must select a candidate in the August 11 primary who can appeal to independents and other non-Democrat voters…
Brewers walk off against Marlins in 1st game after All-Star break
Garrett Mitchell singled in the bottom of the 10th inning to bring Jackson Chourio home, and Milwaukee beat Miami at American Family Field in a pitcher's duel.
New Brewers pitcher activated Friday, will work out of bullpen
Lance McCullers Jr. came to Milwaukee in a trade from Houston. The 32-year-old was reinstated from the injured list prior to Friday's game against the Marlins.
'Outlook isn't good:' Brewers pitcher to address shoulder situation Sunday
Milwaukee's Brandon Woodruff has been in and out of the lineup with shoulder issues this season. From manager Pat Murphy's comments Friday, the prognosis isn't a positive one.
Dozens spoke at hearing for data center plant. Here are their concerns.
Dozens of Walworth Country residents told state regulators their concerns about a proposed natural gas-fired plant that would help power large data centers.
Lake City Books opens larger Downtown store with a wine bar
Molly Fish opened her business in 2023 but her new space is now twice as big, as local independent bookstores continue to expand.
Nonprofit is raising funds to drive Kennedy students facing housing instability to school
The Kennedy Elementary group, led by a parent, school social worker and church leader, is fundraising $80,000 for a van to bring the school’s students facing housing instability to and from school.
Yankees sign 5th-round pick, brother of Brewers pitcher Harrison
Bear Harrison, the younger brother of Milwaukee breakout pitcher Kyle Harrison, officially inked a deal with New York after a college career at Texas A&M.
Small plane crash lands at Iowa County airport
According to a preliminary investigation, the plane had just departed from the airport when it experienced mechanical trouble and its pilot and sole occupant tried to return to the airport to land.
FAA approves amended Dane County Airport noise mitigation plan
The plan includes residential sound insulation, land acquisition and operational changes to reduce aircraft noise.
Flix Brewhouse wins bronze medal at national beer competition
Flix Brewhouse, which opened on Madison’s East side in 2018, won 17 medals in the U.S. Open Beer Championship, the highest number of medals in the nation.
All new state-owned vehicles must be electric or hybrid, Gov. Tony Evers says
Exemptions include emergency vehicles or those in locations that lack nearby charging options.
Sara Rodriguez drops from Democratic race for governor, citing financial woes
In a statement, Rodriguez said she can’t “in good conscience” let her campaign’s issues cloud an election that is vital for Democrats to win.
List of road closures for Sunday’s AC/DC concert at Camp Randall
Camp Randall is ready to rock Sunday, but nearby streets will be shut down for the AC/DC concert, with some closures lasting through Monday.
Crews hit gas line at Downtown Madison construction site
The 100 block of North Butler Street was closed and nearby buildings were evacuated late Friday morning.






