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Wisconsin reports two more bird flu cases in Jefferson, Walworth counties
The positive case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, a strain of avian flu, in Jefferson County marks the county’s second case so far this year and fourth such case since September.
Grooming behaviors now a felony in Wisconsin
Prosecutors can now charge suspected offenders with a specific crime when they cross moral lines rather than settle for lesser, vague statutes like disorderly conduct.
Meet the candidates for Dane County Board, District 7
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 7.
Tornadoes possible in storms forecast to hit southern Wisconsin overnight Friday into Saturday
The frozen ground will lead to increased runoff and urban and small stream flooding, as well as standing water in ditches, low-lying areas and roads.
Brad Schimel says Sen.Tammy Baldwin's opposition to his appointment blindsided him
The interim U.S. Attorney said he was blindsided by Baldwin's opposition to him continuing to serve in the position beyond the expiration of his term later this month.
Wisconsin man who killed parents to fund Trump assassination attempt gets life in prison with no chance for release
A Wisconsin man who killed his parents and stole their money to fund his plan to kill President Donald Trump will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Video: Top finishers are announced at the 2026 World Championship Cheese Contest
No Wisconsin cheese cracked the top 20, and the Swiss saw their three-contest winning streak come to end for best in show at the biennial competition in Madison.
Don't forget to spring forward Sunday as daylight saving time starts
Don't forget to move your clocks forward an hour this weekend with the switch to daylight saving time starting early Sunday morning.
Here’s how much Wisconsin businesses paid in tariffs last year
The report shows an explosion of import taxes paid by Wisconsin businesses starting in February 2025, shortly after President Donald Trump reclaimed the office.
Amtrak plans to bring passenger trains to Madison by 2030
After decades of attempts by local leaders to bring back passenger trains, Amtrak is accelerating its plans to extend service to Madison.
Wisconsin develops Olympic champions — let’s keep it that way | Joe Pavelski
I grew up in Wisconsin dreaming about playing hockey at the highest level. I had the privilege of competing for UW-Madison, and my time there helped shape everything that followed in my career.
UW campuses can start offering 3-year bachelor’s degrees, Board of Regents says
The Board of Regents approved the change Thursday, with several Regents requesting assurance that the quality of degrees would not diminish.
What Packers should do with their 5 unrestricted free agents on offense
The Packers have five offensive unrestricted free agents that they must make decisions on. Here’s why each could return — and why most may not.
Polzin: 'He was entertaining.' Barry Alvarez reflects on Lou Holtz's death
Before he came to Madison to rebuild the Wisconsin football program, Barry Alvarez worked under Lou Holtz at Notre Dame. "I really, really learned a lot from him."
Wisconsin men's basketball guard frustrated with recent play, but 'everything happens for a reason'
John Blackwell bounced back with an efficient effort against Maryland following a stretch of games he didn't look like himself. That could be a boost for the Badgers.
Violence abroad only makes America more violent at home | J. Denny Weaver
Bludgeoning an adversary into submission and inactivity with superior military power, whether in Gaza or Iran, does not produce real peace, nor does it make the leaders of such violence into peacemakers.
Bombing Iran now could possibly save lives in the future | Dennis Carlson
To those who question the destruction of the Iranian regime by the U.S. and Israel, I would pose two questions.
Robin Vos was an embarrassment to people of Wisconsin | David Haensgen
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, is stepping down. He was the prototypical Republican politician: white, male and a wealthy businessman. His main goal in office seemed to be expanding Republican power. He was very good at it.
3 things that stood out in Wisconsin men's hockey's win at Penn State
The Badgers scored four times in the third period for a road win against the Nittany Lions. Here's what stood out.






