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765-kilovolt transmission line will disrupt rural farmlands | Michael Schwanz
I’m against this power line being proposed to go through the Driftless Area in southwest Wisconsin.
High-voltage transmission lines aren't right for Wisconsin | Gabe Miller
The citizens of Wisconsin will not benefit if a 765-kilovolt transmission line is allowed to cross our state.
Law eliminates third party competition, not election fraud | Andrew Zuelke
Democrats and Republicans in the Legislature in March colluded to amend Act 126, banning people from outside Wisconsin from collecting signatures for state and local candidates.
Transmission line would spoil unique Driftless Area | Brenda Watkins
The Driftless Area is the most beautiful place I've ever lived, and it would be heartbreaking to see it spoiled by the proposed 765-kilovolt transmission line. The state should not allow this line to go through.
Transmission line should stick to existing transportation corridors | Barry Hartup
I'm a 26-year resident of Baraboo and a longstanding conservationist who has worked in partnership with the state Department of Natural Resources through many partnerships, such as with the International Crane Foundation and Baraboo Range Preservation Association (a land trust…
Power line shouldn't go near residential areas | Michael Gleason
The proposed 765-kilovolt transmission line should not go through the Driftless Area. Nor should it go over Lake Wisconsin, state parks or near any residential areas.
Ridglan defendants, DA lay out their legal strategies
At trial, defendants seek to present evidence that includes a 2025 agreement Ridglan entered into with the state to give up its breeding license or face prosecution.
Poll: Wisconsinites overwhelmingly oppose data centers in their area
More voters said they would welcome a steel mill to their area than a data center.
Abbott Labs launches blood test to screen for colorectal cancer
Abbott Laboratories’ cancer diagnostic wing, formerly Madison-based Exact Sciences, is launching a blood test to screen for colorectal cancer.
Where can Madison save money?
As local governments plan their budgets for next year, many local leaders are looking for savings to ease the tax burden on property taxpayers and renters. Where can the city of Madison, Dane County and the Madison School District save…
How Joey Ortiz went from league-worst hitter to Brewers playoff X-factor
Joey Ortiz turned around his offensive production down the stretch this season. That progress could pay dividends for the Milwaukee Brewers in the playoffs.
EHD outbreak in Wisconsin also has affected dairy heifers, captive deer
Epizootic hemorrhagic disease is a viral disease transmitted by midges, a small biting fly.
Breakdown of the Milwaukee Bucks roster for 2026-27 season
The Milwaukee Bucks have a reimagined roster for the 2026-27 season. Here's an in-depth look at each player on the roster.
Packers wide receiver to undergo season-ending neck surgery
The fourth-year receiver, who exited the Green Bay Packers' Week 2 matchup with the New York Jets, will miss the remainder of the season.
Meet the candidates for state treasurer
Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is Nov. 3
Wisconsin governor race tightens, with Crowley just edging Tiffany
Among all registered voters, only 3 points separate Milwaukee County Executive Crowley and U.S. Congressman Tiffany, with Crowley leading Tiffany 49% to 46%.
Construction worker killed in Madison hit-and-run identified
The drivers of two vehicles involved in the crash, who may have been racing, turned themselves in to Madison police and were cooperating, the department said on Sunday.
UW-Madison’s pink flamingo fundraiser is back. Here’s what to know
Who the fundraiser benefits and how to get involved
Wisconsin has seen the highest year-over-year diesel price increases in US
Wisconsin fares slightly better in regular gas compared to other states, but is still in the top five for inflated prices among other states.
Wisconsin Obamacare enrollment dropped 16% after loss of subsidies
Once the extra subsidies expired, premium costs shot up, particularly for middle-class Americans no longer eligible for the financial aid.






