Wisconsin State Journal Local News

The 2026 offseason is one that coach Matt LaFleur and the Packers hope will spark a change in trajectory. That process could require a look at the staff around LaFleur.

This is yet another example of why you should stick with the science you can trust.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

Madison’s premier arts facility isn’t called the Frautschi Center, though the man who gave $205 million to build it — W. Jerome Frautschi — certainly could have put his name on it.

Strong winds and temperatures plunging below zero will push wind chill values to 15 below to 25 below overnight Sunday into Monday in southern Wisconsin.

This is a small item considering all of the serious things going on in the world right now, but it’s one that bothers many sports fans.

Renee Good’s killing by a poorly trained U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent was a tragedy.

The Jan. 2 article in the State Journal "Racial gaps persist" sadly pointed the finger again at the teachers as the problem.

Students from West and East high schools on Wednesday and even some middle school students staged a walkout and marched to the state Capitol in Madison for a protest.

The city of Madison's Streets Division deserves a shout-out for its efforts.

Green Bay opted to stay with its coach, who as coached the team to a 76-40-1 record in his seven seasons in charge of the team.

A 32-point performance from one of the Badgers' most consistent contributors was a sign of maturity for the standout guard, who started out 1-for-6 from the field before breaking out.

A four-game winning streak has opened up possibilities for Greg Gard's team. Yes, the Badgers are shooting better from 3-point range, but their improvement goes far beyond shots falling.

Lacey Eden scored twice for the second straight day and Cassie Hall added two goals as the Badgers wrapped up a long stretch of games away from home.