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Man arrested in fatal La Crosse shooting; police believe nearby house fire related to homicide
Alan R. Fry, 41, of La Crosse is being held in the La Crosse County Jail without bail for first-degree intentional homicide, possession of a firearm by a felon and bail jumping.
Hifi Haus in Madison finds success in fixing turntables
As the only Madison business offering audio equipment repairs, its owner, Russell Vance, has stayed booked and busy since the store's opening in 2019.
Year-ago injury hasn’t slowed graduate in pursuit of Wisconsin men’s basketball history
The last time Wisconsin played a January game against Minnesota, an injury to Tyler Wahl coincided with the Badgers' collapse. How the graduate forward has made peace with the injury.
Chabad House at UW-Madison eyes expansion, student housing as demand grows
Driving the need for the expansion is an increasing number of UW-Madison Jewish students seeking out services at Chabad, especially during weekly Shabbat meals, the High Holidays and Passover.
SOS: Add Energizer to the list of unhelpfuls, of which Facebook is a longtime member
"Only a retired guy stuck at home on a snow day could continue with this folly," Peterson quipped to SOS on Jan. 9.
Learning to fly? To the surprise of virtually everyone, 2023 Packers soared
The league's youngest roster took some lumps during the season but displayed plenty of promise while earning a playoff spot.
In small-town Wisconsin, looking for the roots of the modern American conspiracy theory
Long before QAnon, Pizzagate and the modern crop of politicians who will happily repeat apocalyptic talking points, there was the John Birch Society.
What to know about Wisconsin men's basketball's opponent, Minnesota
The Golden Gophers have lost 15 of the 18 matchups played with the Badgers over the last 10 seasons.
How to watch, stream, listen to Wisconsin men's basketball vs. Minnesota
How to tune in as the Badgers take on the Golden Gophers in Minneapolis.
3 reasons why Oregon girls basketball is a state title threat
The Panthers are unbeaten heading into late-January and eying another WIAA state tournament appearance. Here's why they're dangerous once again.
Parker Pen, a symbol of Wisconsin craftsmanship, closed 25 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on Jan. 21, 1999: Business leaders and state officials have been saying since last summer that Wisconsin’s low unemployment rate has created a “sellers’ market” for skilled workers. For the sake of 300 workers at…
Garden calendar | For the week of Jan. 21
Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.
State's career goal-scoring leader returned to Oregon boys hockey, and was rewarded
Plans to venture away from home reversed course, and the senior has enjoyed fruits of his decision but has more he wants to accomplish.
OUR VIEW: Monona should rethink, tighten policy on police pursuits in wake of triple-fatal crash
Monona police are pursuing a lot more vehicles than larger law enforcement agencies in Dane County — and three people recently died.
Madison police sergeant treated at hospital after squad car T-boned on East Side
The vehicle fled the scene after T-boning the squad car on the East Side on Saturday night, Madison police reported.
Meet Cody Haddad, one of Wisconsin football's 2025 defensive back commits
Wisconsin's newest commit has flashed on both sides of the ball in high school and has quite the family history.
UW-Green Bay is ending classes at its Marinette branch campus, citing declining enrollment
UW system President Jay Rothman previously announced the end of classes at UW-Oshkosh at Fond du Lac, UW-Milwaukee at Washington County and UW-Platteville's Richland campus.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Poor hearing can affect brain function
I wanted to talk a little more about hearing aids, because it's so very important.
Housing, child care among Greater Madison Chamber's top advocacy priorities
Greater Madison Chamber President Zach Brandon said that once people move to Madison, local officials should ensure they want to stay here.
Madison resumes salting slippery, hardpacked roads
The city will apply salt to thoroughfares during the day Saturday and to residential areas Saturday night into Sunday.






