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Having the train station in Downtown Madison doesn't make sense.

The Panthers' UW-Green Bay commit came through after an uncharacteristic short appearance while overcoming a hamstring injury.

The Milwaukee Brewers fell to the Philadelphia Phillies, who had a season high 17 hits Saturday at American Family Field in Milwaukee.

The Spartans controlled the game of possession against the Raiders and out shot them 16-0 in WIAA Division 3 sectional final at McFarland High School.

More than 50 performers passed through the Overture Center throughout the weekend, accompanied by offerings like yoga, music-themed glitter tattoos, discussions and lessons on rhythm, musical notation and making instruments out of found objects all day.

Michael Johnson, the late CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Dane County, will be laid to rest in Alsip, Illinois.

Lodi softball couldn't put together a rally against Lomira and fell in the state championship game Saturday at Goodman Softball Complex.

The Norskies struck early to notch their third postseason shutout and earn a trip to the WIAA state tournament for the first time in program history.

UW-Green Bay and UW-Whitewater are raising tuition at their two-year campuses to match their main institutions’ rates.

The Badgers are adding to their 2027 class quickly with the addition of a big man from Minnesota.

As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.

Madison Police were dispatched to reports of an “unruly crowd” in the 200 block of West Gilman Street around 4:30 a.m., according to a statement from police spokesperson Yvette Craig.

Home prices in Madison are continuing to rise faster than household incomes, a report from the National Association of Realtors says.

Hundreds of Madison soccer fans to pour onto Breese Stevens Field Friday night as the U.S. Men’s National Team made its World Cup debut against Paraguay.

State alcohol enforcement officials confiscated approximately $25,000 worth of beer canned and packaged in Illinois, the brewery owner and liberal activist Kirk Bangstad said.

The National Weather Service has confirmed that three tornadoes touched down in Wisconsin during storms that moved through the state on Wednesday and Thursday.

The war that we started with Iran begs the question: "Why?”

This State Journal editorial ran on June 11, 1976:

Public Service Commission sends the right message

In this week’s Mendota Marsh, Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane visit the iconic blue Culver's barn that was blown down during a storm this week. Vicious storms hit much of Wisconsin, causing damage to several homes and businesses and knocking…