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In a fiscal bind, Madison City Council committee cuts hoped-for tenant rights jobs, anti-violence funds
State-imposed spending limits forced the city Finance Committee to make hard choices on such things as public health priorities.
UW effort to map Down syndrome brain raises prospect of treatment for disorder
A brain atlas of Down syndrome, by UW-Madison researchers using stem cells, could propel drugs to reduce intellectual disability, an idea that has parents split.
Busing problems force Madison schools to change start times
Most of the affected schools will experience five- or 20-minute shifts. But Anana and Henderson elementary schools will be starting 50 minutes later, at 8:30 a.m. instead of 7:40 a.m.
Giannis Antetokounmpo indicates that he's agreed to contract extension with Bucks
ESPN reported that the two-time MVP had agreed on a three-year extension worth $186 million, with a player option for the 2027-28 season.
Packers' offense tired of putting up first-half ‘donuts’
The unit has come up woefully short over the past four games, getting outscored 63-6 in the first 20 minutes.
Broncos safety suspended for helmet-to-helmet hit on Packers’ rookie
Green Bay tight end Luke Musgrave avoided a concussion on the hit from Kareem Jackson, who's already been fined this season.
Gov. Tony Evers allocates $402 million to combat PFAS, other water contaminants in Wisconsin
The money will be available to 106 Wisconsin municipalities to help them build water infrastructure projects, replace lead service lines and address emerging contaminants such as PFAS.
Kickoff time, TV information revealed for Wisconsin football's trip to Indiana
The Badgers haven't played the Hoosiers since the COVID-19-shortened season. Here's how fans can tune in.
Man who took guns to Wisconsin Capitol while seeking governor moves to Nebraska
Joshua Pleasnick said he moved to live with family because the incident made him unemployable, he's homeless, has no money and his “reputation was completely ruined by the media.”
Ask the Weather Guys: What is the status of sea ice this year?
The surface waters of our polar oceans freeze seasonally, forming a layer of sea ice that varies in thickness from centimeters to meters. The era of polar orbiting satellites has enabled the monitoring of sea ice distribution for more than…
Comeback win in first start nets Wisconsin quarterback Big Ten honor
The redshirt freshman's heroic performance helped him become the first Badgers player to win the award since 2021.
Officers among those hearing gunshots on Southwest Side, Madison police say
Several people, including the officers, reported hearing the shots in the area of Hammersley Road and South Whitney Way around 11:10 p.m., Madison police said.
Milwaukee comic shop looking to sell copy of first appearance of Spider-Man, book could go for $35K
A near-perfect copy of Amazing Fantasy No. 15 sold for $3.6 million at auction in Texas in 2021. The Collector's Edge copy is worn and the edges have small tears.
School Spotlight: Field trip is an immersion in the science of water
Kromrey Middle School eighth-graders rotate through five stations to learn about hydrology during their annual field trip to Pheasant Branch Conservancy in Middleton.
Republican redistricting bill will be a trojan horse -- Janine C. Edwards
The State Journal's editorial support for Republican redistricting legislation is a mistake.
Hunter flown to hospital after falling from tree stand in Vernon County, authorities say
The hunter, a 55-year-old Twin Lakes man, was found by a hunting partner after failing to return to his vehicle after hunting, authorities said.
Fitchburg man arrested after driving about 70 mph, into traffic on Beltline Frontage Road, police say
The driver nearly crashed his vehicle into another vehicle head-on when crossing into oncoming traffic, Fitchburg police said.
Here are the odds for Wisconsin football's primetime matchup with Ohio State
Oddsmakers expect the third-ranked Buckeyes to trounce the Badgers on Saturday night in Madison. Here's how Vegas sees the matchup.
5 stars from Madison-area girls volleyball regional matches
Postseason action brought out the best in Madison-area girls volleyball players. Here are the five top performers.
Pell grants give inmates another shot at college
After a 1994 federal decision to deny inmates access to Pell grants for school, as part of a tough-on-crime movement, as of this summer, prisoners can use the grants again.






