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Sophomore guard Emma Trautsch shares her pregame superstitions, top song of 2025 and more after Stoughton's game against Madison Edgewood

Van Orden's support for continuing the enhanced subsidies was grudging. “I should not have to vote for a temporary patch to ​a broken system," he said.

The identical twin brothers share similar reasons why they remain with the sport despite playing for the Spartans and Wildcats, respectively.

Armaad Jamaal Eubanks, Dr. Justice Castañeda and Gift Akere were chosen by a City of Madison and Dane County commission for embodying “the values of service equity and justice” championed by Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr..

The Oneida ESC Group, an Oneida Nation subsidiary, has hired a new CEO to replace Jeff House, ⁠who made recent controversial deals with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Wait times for select trips on the north-south Route B could take up to 30 minutes instead of 15 minutes.

Brian Gutekunst’s personnel department received a major shakeup Friday with the news that the team's vice president of player personnel has landed a general manager job with the Dolphins.

Voting groups say the Trump administration’s efforts to create a national voter database will undermine future elections and create fuel for election deniers.

The high at the Dane County Regional Airport hit 55 at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, breaking the old record for Jan. 8 of 54 set in 2003.

The raptors of the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center will be making their 10th appearance at the annual January event.

The incident began shortly before 12:45 a.m. Thursday when Monona officers were told that an Audi SUV that fled from Madison police may be heading toward Monona.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

The wait for a black-out or retro “butter” yellow license plate is over.

The proposed four-story building with apartments and commercial space faced strong opposition from neighbors who thought it far too big.

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane debate big money in college sports in this week’s Mendota Marsh. Lewis is upset about NIL contracts and the transfer portal, while Oscar thinks big money has always been part of college sports.

My family owns and operates a dairy farm in Shell Lake, about 250 miles northwest of Madison in Burnett County. For several years, a federal insurance program called Dairy Margin Coverage helped us stabilize our income during some difficult financial…

How to tune in as the Badgers face what looks to be their toughest test of the season against Michigan on Saturday.

The Badgers coach explained what he saw in transfer quarterback Colton Joseph to make him Wisconsin's new signal-caller.

After 2025’s record-dry January, this year is off to a rainier-than-average start, with even more rain — and snow — headed Madison’s way.

Coach Matt Walker and the UW-River Falls football program basked in championship glory Sunday, but the title was shared with decades of alumni.