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Name Madison schools after local geography, not people | Sharon Kennelly
Why does Madison continue to name schools after people? Too often, this practice has resulted in costly and complicated name changes when details about their past are less than positive.
Wisconsin volleyball wanted back-row competition. This Italian freshman brings it
The Badgers expect the competition for playing time in the back row to sharpen the skills of both Anna Bardaro and Kristen Simon.
Think you could make this throw? Verona takes on the State Journal accuracy challenge
Members of the Verona football team — including a linebacker, quarterback and even a coach — attempted the State Journal's new accuracy challenge. Watch how they did.
Jacob Misiorowski's 6 sharp innings lift Brewers to series win vs. Mets
The Milwaukee Brewers took a four-game series against the New York Mets on Thursday at Citi Field in New York City.
LIVE SCOREBOARD: Week 2 high school football scores
A number of high-profile games highlight the Week 2 high school football schedule. Follow the action with our live scoreboard.
6 Packers players on the roster bubble ahead of preseason game against Cardinals
These Green Bay Packers will look to make a lasting impression in the team's final preseason game.
Emotional Za'Darius Smith explains why he left NFL, and why he's back
Former Green Bay Packers pass rusher Za'Darius Smith is back in the NFL after sudden retirement in middle of 2025 season.
Evers, Wisconsin DNR demand halt to Enbridge Line 5 work after spill
The officials are seeking to stop the project until Enbridge can demonstrate measures are in place to prevent future spills.
Minnesota defenseman whose dad played against Wisconsin men's hockey commits to Badgers
Rylan Hanson is the fifth member of the U.S. team that played in the Hlinka Gretzky Cup this year to commit to the Badgers men's hockey team.
Packers RB Josh Jacobs charged with 2 misdemeanors
Josh Jacobs was formally charged Thursday with misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor criminal damage to property stemming from a May incident at his home.
Boy dies in farming accident in Richland County
The Sheriff’s Office is investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident, and no further information about the boy was to be released because of his age.
Shorewood Hills administrator resigns amid turmoil, citing attacks and workload
On Thursday, the Village Board named a temporary replacement for Brian Mooney, whose Aug. 18 letter cited personal attacks, a heavy workload and a hostile work environment.
Want to see Thursday’s partial lunar eclipse? Here’s what to know
Wisconsin will begin to experience the partial lunar eclipse at 10:12 p.m. on Thursday and in Madison, the lunar eclipse will peak an hour later.
Oregon schools to open without resource officer, amid investigations dispute
The village wants police to be part of any serious investigation. The district wants the school resource officer to focus on education and mentorship.
Packers reportedly make late move to bolster a thin tight end room
The Green Bay Packers addressed a key depth concern Thursday by signing a veteran tight end who has over 3,500 career yards receiving.
Madison mayor’s race goes from 1 to 4 candidates in blink of an eye
In less than two days, the race for Madison mayor has gone from a clear path to reelection for incumbent Satya Rhodes-Conway to a four-way primary.
Dolly Parton remembered for gift of literacy in Phil Hands' cartoon
American icon Dolly Parton passed away this week at the age of 80.
12 great ideas for your Madison-area weekend
Madison-area residents can load up on a weekend packed with festivals, fundraisers, fun runs and food.
What's the next step in growing college volleyball? Top coaches share their thoughts
Seven of the country's top college volleyball coaches fielded questions at AVCA First Serve about the next step for the sport's growth.
Federal aid request for Fox Valley tornado includes data on damage
Gov. Tony Evers on Aug. 26 formally requested a disaster declaration from the federal government, just one day shy of the July 27 tornado's one-month anniversary.






