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Brewers' Matt Arnold praises departed manager Craig Counsell
Brewers president of baseball operations Matt Arnold said he was "thrilled" for Craig Counsell.
Wisconsin men's basketball freshman returns after temporary leave of absence
The forward was back at practice after he took a temporary leave of absence from the program to address a personal family matter.
Packers wide receiver Christian Watson full go after rough landing against Rams
The hard fall and resulting injury suffered last week won't keep him out against the Steelers on Sunday.
The latest on Wisconsin sophomore guard Connor Essegian's injury
Wisconsin men's basketball coach provided an update on the Badgers sharpshooter ahead of a Friday matchup with Tennessee.
Packers offense’s aim? ‘Just keep it going and keep it growing’
Green Bay's unit had a productive game last Sunday, gaining a season-high 391 yards in a win over the Rams.
See where these Madison-area high school athletes will compete in college
With talented athletes from across the Madison area competing in a variety of sports, the Wisconsin State Journal is tracking those who committed to play at the Division I level.
Coveted point guard completes Wisconsin men's basketball signing class
The Wisconsin men's basketball program only offered one point guard in the class of 2024 a scholarship. He signed his letter of intent Wednesday.
Dane County Regional Airport adds Breeze Airways, direct flights to Tampa and Orlando
With three new gates and two new direct flights, MSN continues its bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mayors say housing issues are hurting business recruitment in South Central Wisconsin
Housing affordability for that group and others is a concern that affects not only residents but Madison-area businesses who are trying to attract workers.
No. 1 setter in the country who 'just makes plays' highlights Wisconsin volleyball signings
Wisconsin volleyball signed six players Wednesday to open the early signing period. A setter from California was the jewel of the class.
Man says he was lured to an attempted robbery, then shot, complaint states
Two men are charged with attempted first-degree intentional homicide for the Oct. 25 shooting on Madison's South Side.
UW system enrollment is up for the first time in 9 years
“The Universities of Wisconsin generate the talent that powers our workforce, and we are pleased to be the choice of so many new and returning students,” President Jay Rothman said.
Missing Milwaukee woman found murdered Walworth County
An investigation determined that Berry was killed in Milwaukee and driven to the site where her body was found.
Who pays when the UW system moves on from its branch campuses?
Just like Richland last year, the Fond du Lac and Washington County campuses will soon stop offering classes, leaving staff, students and leaders wrestling with uncertain futures.
Another Madison-area company gets hit with cyber incident
First Choice Dental said it is conducting an ongoing investigation into the incident. The company is the third Wisconsin business in recent weeks to have experienced such circumstances.
Milwaukee grapples with the reality of Craig Counsell managing the Cubs
Craig Counsell cited a need for a "new professional challenge” was at the forefront of his decision to leave the Brewers for a divisional rival.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur says his quarterback has to 'let it rip'
Aiming or guiding the football on deep throws isn't a winning formula for Jordan Love, his coach says.
State Street nightclub proposed by the owner of Sotto
Cielo would be a music venue for house and techno music, as well as a bar and grill offering small plates at 118 State St.
Republicans propose ticket fee, smaller state contribution to Brewers stadium repair plan
The plan would reduce the state's payout by $20 million and impose a $2 ticket surcharge on non-baseball events such as concerts or monster truck shows.
Controversial home by landmark Old Spring Tavern gets key approval; opponents might appeal
For months, Jon and Brenda Furlow have been seeking to build a large, two-story home behind the mid-1800s Old Spring Tavern at 3706 Nakoma Road near the UW Arboretum.






