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Quinn Priester's been struggling with his control as he's attempted to return from injury. He'll be in Arizona until he can fully recover.

The federal government cannot keep printing more money to pay for unending wars or Gestapo-style immigration policing. U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, must oppose current budget reconciliation bills.

Thank you for the story in Tuesday's Wisconsin State Journal "Plant world under threat," reminding us that climate change has its fingerprints on all of today’s cascading and interrelated environmental, economic and health crises. The future of terrestrial vascular plants…

The article "Student group probe begins" in Wednesday's Wisconsin State Journal raises a series of questions and concerns. It was about UW-Madison investigating Animal Advocacy (AA), a student organization focused on animal rights.

Because the Abrahamic religions include Judaism, Christianity and Islam, Eid al-Adha could give more meaning to the people of these faiths. This Islamic holiday honors the willingness of the Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham in the Christian and Jewish tradition) to sacrifice…

According to Marquette Law School polling, 80% of Wisconsin's taxpaying citizens agree -- we want a refund. It's why I love my fellow cheesehead's and wish our politicians represented us more closely.

As an African American man in Madison, I have raised concerns for years about my experiences at Brat Fest and the lack of inclusion for Black youth, hip-hop culture and younger generations in major city festivals.

When we think of climate change, we often picture extreme weather or rising temperatures. But a less visible but equally concerning threat is the rise of untreatable infections.

A troublesome trend is in our society. It's not new, but it is increasing in its intensity.

I think that the shows on TV have something to do with all of the shootings going on around our country. It seems like any time you turn on TV, some kind of murder or killing is happening.

Jeremy Pena and Isaac Paredes capped three-run uprisings with two-run, extra-base hits to help Houston defeat the visiting Brewers on Saturday.

The pilot program was meant to offer an alternative route into the classroom, but enrollment has ground to a halt.

The Badgers beat out some major brands for the verbal commitment of a three-star running back last fall, but he won't suit up for Wisconsin.

Micah Parsons told former longtime Steelers coach Mike Tomlin that Green Bay's 'got a spot for you.'

The diversion came after a 75-year-old male passenger began acting erratically, according to a statement from Dane County.

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

After a series of repairs, the splash pad at McKee Farm is once again open for the season.

The trial for a former University of Wisconsin-Whitewater wrestler accused of fatally shooting his champion gymnast girlfriend in 2024 has been delayed a second time.

When the pool opens June 11, visitors will be required to agree to follow the pool’s rules to get in. Violations of the policy can result in suspension.