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Wisconsin men's hockey loses 2nd assistant coach since Frozen Four appearance
The Badgers have two new goalies for the 2026-27 team and they'll have a new goalie coach, too.
Wisconsin Originals: Kenosha's Alan Ameche set standard for greatness as first Wisconsin Heisman winner
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.
Marquette honored Tommy Thompson with education center 25 years ago
It was to be a resource for teachers from kindergarten through college by generating new information about teaching and learning, providing evaluation systems for teachers and students, helping equip teachers to educate racially and ethnically diverse students and assisting teachers…
Animals are crucial for medical research | Steve Clark
I disagree with Katherine Roe’s column on animal research, “Rescue of 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms just the beginning,” in the June 7 Wisconsin State Journal. As a member of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, she offered…
Out of ICE custody, Milwaukee's Salah Sarsour says he is 'back to serve the community'
Salah Sarsour's outspoken nature on Palestinian rights prompted ICE's attempt to deport him, infringing on his First Amendment rights, his attorneys have said.
Waupun man arrested after driving wrong way on Highway 151, fleeing police at 130 mph
The pursuit lasted about 4.5 miles. No patrol vehicles or other motorists’ vehicles were damaged, and no injuries were reported.
Expect closures this summer at Madison’s Capitol Square North parking garage
Delays are expected during high-traffic events like the Dane County Farmers’ Market and Concerts on the Square.
Citizens must demand transparency, ethical leadership | Nino Amato
History teaches us that corruption rarely begins with a single scandal. It often follows a recognizable pattern that weakens public trust and undermines democratic institutions.
A truly progressive platform would win in a landslide | James Crittenden
The decline of U.S. and European carmakers is jolting. I fear these carmakers will collapse.
Kelda Roys in best candidate to defeat Tom Tiffany in November | Michael Herring
It's understandable.
Styx, Tyrese and the best, worst of Summerfest 2026 on Friday
Styx delivered the goods, Tyrese made a genial impression and Hot Mulligan thrashed around on June 19, the second night of Summerfest.
Don Toliver's high 'Octane' Summerfest show in Milwaukee ran out of gas
Since the last time in town 2023 opening for Future at Fiserv Forum, Don Toliver has greatly enhanced his live show chops.
Democratic candidate must be able win statewide | Tom Neuser
Every student knows that when taking a multiple choice test, if you don’t know the right answer, start by eliminating the wrong ones. Wisconsin’s Democrats should keep this in mind when choosing their gubernatorial candidate.
Packers set dates, times for 13 open practices during 2026 training camp
The Green Bay Packers will have 13 training camp practices open to the public.
Jacob Misiorowski dinged for multiple runs as Brewers drop opener to Braves
Veteran Martin Perez outdueled Misiorowski to lead Atlanta to victory in the first game of a series matching division-leading clubs.
McFarland girls soccer passes rare test, punches ticket to Division 3 state title game
The Spartans defense held strong after seeing their lengthy scoreless streak come to an end in Friday's state semifinals in Milwaukee.
Madison community remembers Boys & Girls Clubs CEO Michael Johnson
Hundreds attended Friday’s ceremony for Boys & Girls Clubs President and CEO Michael Johnson, who died unexpectedly June 7 at age 50.
Conservative group sues DPI, says Wisconsin Dells conference violated open meetings law
The lawsuit asks an Adams County judge to void the revisions to testing standards that irked conservative lawmakers.






