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Tiffany raised more than $4.6 million last month, thanks in large part to a $4 million infusion from the Republican Party of Wisconsin.

The Prohibition-era roadhouse was found to have historic value, meaning a proposal to demolish it will require additional review.

Wisconsin need not reinvent the digital wheel. Other states are coming to grips with the rise of mega-scale data centers in ways Wisconsin could learn from.

A frequent excuse for failing to equip Madison police officers with body cameras is that the devices fail to hold law enforcement accountable — even when footage shows wrongdoing.

Tenderloin, which used to cost about $13 a pound pre-pandemic, is now $25 or more, Tornado Steak House owner Henry Doane said.

Injuries heal, but the mental recovery can take much longer. Area athletes share how fear, doubt and anxiety followed them on the road back to competition.

Matt Arnold tweaked the roster by adding some pitching depth. But the splash move that was hinted at in recent weeks never materialized for the franchise.

The rush to adopt artificial intelligence without consideration of unintended consequences is concerning. Many computer scientists, Nobel Prize winners and futurologists are sounding the alarm.

Green Bay got its first crack at "real football" as the intensity was dialed up at training camp on Monday.

Eugene O. Trimble was the subject of two Wisconsin State Journal stories in April that looked at how the state’s criminal justice system treats repeat OWI offenders.

The Madison School Board will pick three new school names a week before school starts, and it will need to update signage, addresses and other details.

Dustin May and JoJo Romero are set to join Milwaukee on a deal from St. Louis, as reported on Monday afternoon.

The 58-year-old restaurant closed at the end of February after an emotional sendoff.

Wisconsin Care Collective, a local nonprofit, hosted RAM in Wisconsin for the first time, in Verona. RAM has provided free pop-up clinics across the country for 40 years.

Wisconsin's 2026-27 nonconference schedule is here, with trips to the Bahamas, Philadelphia and Nashville highlighting a slate that features multiple marquee matchups.

An outdoor severe weather emergency alarm in northeast Indiana was set off, even though there wasn’t any severe weather occurring or forecast anywhere for hundreds of miles.

This State Journal editorial ran on Aug. 5, 1926:

In the first incident, reported on March 12, a macaque’s arm had to be amputated after a run-in with another macaque as they were reaching for food.

Robert Gasser went through a couple of difficult years after a strong start to his young career. Now he's seemingly gaining ground for Milwaukee as it surges toward the playoffs.