Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Waunakee girls basketball's all-time leading scorer, Tessa Bryan, finds her future home with Butler women's basketball.

The Green Bay Packers will open their season on Sunday with a divisional matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.

September 5, 2026

The Milwaukee Brewers came from behind in the ninth inning to tie and hit a walk-off single in the 10th to defeat the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday.

Lawmakers should pass a bill requiring all Wisconsin schools to have a cardiac emergency response plan (CERP)

The District 1 seat was left vacant following the resignation of former Ald. John Duncan.

The documentary celebrating the life of legendary Milwaukee Brewers radio broadcaster Bob Uecker will be available to stream for a 24-hour period.

Parenting is a relatively novel term for what humans have done since the dawn of humanity — keep their progeny alive. These days, it comes with a long list of confusing rules that often conflict with one another.

The workgroup will also study and make recommendations on police de-escalation and body-worn camera policies.

The defendants “made statements that they could kill her and throw her in the water,” a UW-Madison police detective said.

It's unclear exactly who Green Bay will throw out to protect Jordan Love in the Packers' first game of the season on Sunday against the Vikings. Here's where things stand.

Wisconsin has about 43,200 registered EVs, up about 10% from December.

Badgers football coach Luke Fickell discussed his team's play-calling structure and more ahead of hosting Western Illinois.

A court fight over new Postal Service requirements is unfolding just as Wisconsin voters begin receiving absentee ballots for the November midterms.

The Badgers have won two straight WCHA regular-season titles, but coaches have predicted a new champ in 2026-27 after Wisconsin's roster turnover.

Badgers coach Luke Fickell spoke ahead of Wisconsin's home opener against Western Illinois. BadgerExtra beat reporter Colten Bartholomew brings you a recap of the highlights.

What will winter bring to Wisconsin? Two longtime almanacs predict mild stretches, cold snaps and several chances for snow.

A Milwaukee County circuit judge has reversed a lower-court decision in a closely watched Lake Michigan shoreline access case, a ruling that could influence how Wisconsin courts interpret the public’s right to walk along the Great Lakes shoreline.

The amount of money flowing into artificial intelligence and building its infrastructure has some wondering if it is the next economic bubble that could burst.