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Many people seem to believe President Joe Biden when he claims that inflation is due to corporate greed. That is contrary to the facts.

Seniors took advantage of their celebrations to close the regular season. Here are this week's big performers.

The Badgers are still among the top Big Ten teams according to AP voters.

Over half of manufacturing executives in Wisconsin don't think AI will affect their businesses. But failure to adopt AI among small- and medium-size manufacturers could weaken their competitiveness.

Capitol building burned in 1904, not long after policy was dropped

How to tune in as the Badgers hit the road to play the Hoosiers.

This State Journal editorial ran on Feb. 26, 1924:

Anticipated highs on Monday and Tuesday will break records for those days set in 2000 and 1978, respectively.

On Saturday, the district experienced a "network interruption," knocking out several critical operations such as the phone system and internet.

Some things that have stood out in the month-plus since the Badgers and Hoosiers last played ahead of their second regular-season matchup on Tuesday.

The roll out of a new student financial aid form was delayed by three months and, since then, errors have extended the time it's taking to get college funding information.

The state was named one of 31 regional tech hubs. Now it's competing to be one of five to 10 hubs that will each get up to $75 million.

“I’ve always said, ‘I’ll feed you, but I’d rather teach you how to grow it yourself.’”

While Hafley’s decision to give up his Boston College gig for an NFL coordinator job might’ve been unorthodox, Matt LaFleur now has a coordinator he trusts to helm the defense.

An intensity on the court has led to ejections, and taking over games. A Madison native helped the guard become the player he is today.

The Badgers host Michigan State with the championship on the line. Here are the Big Ten title clinching scenarios.

With the Kohl Center buzzing with wrestling action last week, here's a closer look at seven memorable moments for Madison-area competitors.

Strong performances during the WIAA regional round highlighted last week's girls basketball action in the Madison area. Here are some of the area's notable efforts.

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 30 points and Damian Lillard added 24 as Milwaukee made its coach's return to his former stomping grounds a success.

A one-score halftime deficit quickly ballooned on the Badgers as they suffered a season sweep against the Boilermakers. Here's what stood out.