Wisconsin State Journal Local News

This State Journal editorial ran on Nov. 10, 1975:

Looking for restaurant ideas? Here are four options, based on recent Wisconsin State Journal reviews.

While there are still eight games remaining on the schedule, Green Bay has an opportunity to sort out its issues against a team navigating a mid-season coaching change.

It took just four words to change Serhii Komnarenko’s life: You can do it.

The freshman scored the lone touchdown in the Badgers' win over Washington. He was raised by someone who taught him about dealing with expectations and applied the lessons in Madison.

The linebacker has played special teams snaps for Green Bay in the last two games in the most recent stop of a journey that's taken several turns along the way.

A strong group of qualifiers from the Madison area will compete with the state's best in Waukesha this weekend. Here are five things to know.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on Nov. 5 entered the Chicago daycare my nephew’s children attend and forcibly removed a teacher. Children saw one of their teachers being carried away by masked, armed men in camo.

Kyrah Daniels scored 21 points to lead Wisconsin to a nonconference victory on Wednesday night at the Kohl Center. Here's what stood out from the win.

Giannis Antetokounmpo sat out with left knee patellar tendinopathy and Charlotte snapped a three-game losing streak with a win in the first of two games between the teams this week.

The Badgers signed four players Wednesday on signing day. Here's why coach Kelly Sheffield thinks it can be a "really big-time class."

Gunshot sets off sprinkler system

A recruit with a deep connection to the Badgers football program became to first to pledge to Wisconsin's 2027 recruiting class.

Tips for your best chances of catching the dazzling light show Wednesday night.

The changes are still years away, but DOT is narrowing down its options after a multi-year study.

The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office said the man died from injuries sustained during the fire.

One year after the city’s $22 million referendum, the City Council approved the $452.7 million operating budget, a 4.6% increase over this year.

It would be the second Raising Cane’s location in Madison and the first with a drive-thru.

Linda Scott, who has been dean for nearly a decade, originally announced she’d be leaving in June.