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Madison’s new schools are under budget and on time
The two combined sites of Black Hawk Middle School/Gompers Elementary and Sherman Middle School/Shabazz High School broke ground in March.
UW Regents set timeline for hiring new UW-Madison chancellor
Former Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin left the university in May after nearly four years to lead Columbia University.
Badgers in 60: A 1-minute recap of the latest court hearing in Wisconsin's suit against Miami
BadgerExtra beat reporter Colten Bartholomew provides an update after the latest hearing in the University of Wisconsin’s lawsuit against Miami stemming from Xavier Lucas’s departure from Wisconsin.
Iowa County looks to slash Extension staff amid major budget cuts
The budget proposal funds just one position: Iowa County UW-Extension’s 4-H youth development educator position.
Madison’s Essen Haus lives on after another redevelopment fails
It’s the fifth failed redevelopment proposal for the prominent site since 2000.
Wisconsin can get phone records, deposition from Xavier Lucas' mentor in lawsuit vs. Miami
A Dane County judge ruled Thursday on a motion in the case involving a former Badgers football player's departure for Miami. Here's the latest.
Latina artists explore transformation in ‘From Ashes, We Rise’
Co-curator Jessica Gutiérrez said they called on Latina artists to come together as “healers, truth-tellers and agents of transformation” for the exhibition that debuted Tuesday.
Surviving cornerback competition: Packers starting CB's mindset never wavered
Through the summer cornerback competition, Keisean Nixon's approach stayed the same. Now, after Week 1, he's had "one of his most complete games" through his time with the Packers.
American Girl’s newest doll of the year is from Madison
Daisy Davenport loves Wisconsin’s outdoors and is the first doll of the year from Wisconsin.
Fund releases another $1.3M for those hit by July 27 tornado
"The need is so much greater than we ever could have thought," LEAVEN Executive Director Nikki Gerhard said during a Sept. 16 press conference at the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley regarding
Alliant Energy seeks new rate for data centers in southern Wisconsin
In response to an order from state regulators, a southern Wisconsin utility is seeking its own special electric rate for large data centers.
Wisconsin farm girl turns FFA project into published book
To say that agriculture is Mary Kluck’s passion might be the understatement of the year.
Artists push back on AI art exhibit at MMoCA
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art is facing questions about the use of artists’ work.
National Mustard Museum launches anniversary fundraiser
The National Mustard Museum is launching a $40 for 40 years fundraiser in honor of its 40th anniversary in October.
Cheese, fishing and fashion on this weekend's schedule
Catch fish with the police, dance polka in Green County, or bike your way around Lake Monona to look at local art. There’s something for everybody this weekend around Madison.
5 Madison area high school girls volleyball stars of the week: Sept. 17 edition
The State Journal will recognize the accomplishments of five high school girls volleyball players from our coverage area each week.
5 jaw-dropping long touchdown passes from around Wisconsin: Week 3 edition
A 70-yard touchdown pass from Madison West quarterback Jonas Redford earned a spot on this week's list. See where the long touchdown pass ranked amongst others during Week 3.
Brewers make history with fourth straight Central Division title
The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated a historic fourth straight National League Central title Tuesday night in Pittsburgh.
Findorff pays fine, makes safety improvements after January accident
Under the settlement, Findorff agreed to implement additional safety measures and one of the citations was deleted.
A 50% increase in juror pay? It could happen in Dane County
About half of those who seek to avoid avoid jury service do so because of financial hardship, the Dane County Clerk of Court’s Office said.






