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In Wisconsin, people in the northern third of the state could be most impacted by a Supreme Court ruling throwing out government subsidies for Americans who get health insurance through a fede…

Many of you already know how much I enjoyed fishing with my father at an up north resort.

Each week, we’re pulling a classic recipe out of the State Journal archives and sharing it here as it was originally printed years ago. Remember, ingredients and cooking techniques change over…

Madison Memorial graduate Jackson Michael has written an oral history of pro football's pioneers.

What if a team of Chinese agents had broken into the Pentagon or — less box office but just as bad — the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and carted out classified documents?

At the Group of Seven meeting in Germany last week, President Barack Obama was talking tough on Russia. He urged his fellow leaders to stand together against “Russian aggression” in Ukraine by…

McCarthy is relinquishing offensive play-calling duties this year to spend more time working with the defense and special teams.

The defensive back out of Arizona State was the 30th overall selection in this year's draft. 

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Four hits and no runs provided little answer for a powerful Battle Creek offense, and the Madison Mallards dropped an 8-0 decision to the Bombers in a Northwoods League a…

Losing streak at four for Milwaukee.

It started as a pitchers’ duel and ended as a slugfest.

On Tuesday, council members voted 17-1 to override the mayor's veto.

WISCONSIN DELLS — Soon, Kori Keyes will move from her hometown of Verona and head off to college in Indiana.

GREEN BAY -- The three weeks of, ahem, voluntary OTA workouts the Green Bay Packers completed last Friday were used mostly for the installation of the offensive and defensive playbooks. The ma…

In a wide ranging interview, founder of the high-flying Iowa brewery talks Brew Hub, the Wisconsin market and a beer named after his grandmother.

Alex Marro scattered six hits and struck out six, while Kevin Brandt had three hits to lead Janesville Craig to a 7-2 victory over Baraboo in a WIAA Division 1 state baseball quarterfinal game…

In his Saturday column, "Tenure is freedom to keep a job, too," Chris Rickert took narrow view of tenure.

As the citizens of Wisconsin listen and watch our governor and Legislature dismantle the major policies crafted over the last 75 years, we find our state at or near the bottom of many surveys …

Tenure allows for the freedom to fail

Formal charges against Irina Kolenkina are expected on Friday.