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The lawsuit against the Oconto Falls School Board alleges that Lucas Cromell sexually harassed students and teachers in Oconto Falls and retaliated against a teacher who rejected his advances.

New Berlin Mayor Dave Ament gave his statement and then left the meeting, so he was not present as several speakers called for him to resign.

Members of the bipartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission plan to discuss sending a letter seeking additional information from Milwaukee election officials during the commission's meeting on Monday.

On Sunday, the Packers will have to chop their roster down to 53 players, and there is still plenty to decide between now and then.

The crash happened about 11:10 a.m. Monday on Highway E, near Scenic Road in the town of Liberty, Grant County Sheriff Craig Reukauf said.

The landscape is a rural idyll, a farmer’s dream. That’s also what appealed to the founders of Kettle Forge Golf Club.

A walkway is closed around Camp Randall for Badgers games in 2026 and the team will get dropped off at a new location. Here's what fans should know.

An unlikely ally joined consumer advocates in raising concerns about a plan to shield Wisconsin energy customers from transmission costs related to Mount Pleasant's data center campus.

It's going to be even more dog-eat-dog on game days at Camp Randall Stadium this season.

After the death of an Alma Center Lincoln football player, the State Journal asked area schools about the emergency plans, medical resources and safety procedures they use during football games.

Sherard died in August 2024 at age 83. He was one of the north side's most recognizable landlords, known for renting shoddy housing to low-income tenants.

The company behind Wisconsin's largest solar farm in eastern Dane County wants approval from state regulators to expand the already-controversial project.

The average agricultural sale value per acre in Wisconsin has risen 70% since 2020. Counties in Southern Wisconsin led the way.

While Dane County loses farmland to sprawl, one small town has spent almost 50 years paying farmers not to sell.

This Nov. 3, every Wisconsin voter will see an anti-equity constitutional amendment on their ballot. Your vote matters, and here’s why you should vote "no."

Madison is considering a $300,000 fund to help Williamson Street businesses recover losses caused by the protest encampment and related disruptions. While those businesses deserve support, taxpayers should not be expected to bear the entire cost.

The recent killing of a homeless man, Corey Ruiz, was tragic and unnecessary.

The Milwaukee Brewers rallied in the ninth inning on Tuesday to tie the game against the New York Mets before falling in extra innings.