Wisconsin State Journal Local News

A Rock Springs man was killed Saturday when he was run over by his tractor while clearing brush.

Two people were seriously injured Sunday afternoon when their motorcycle went off a Sauk County highway into a creek bed.

An 81-year-old Lake Geneva woman has been reported missing after not arriving home Monday night.

A deer hit by a car went through the windshield of another car near Baraboo Sunday evening, fatally injuring the Minnesota driver.

A West Allis man who was unable to keep his vehicle in the proper lane on the Interstate highway in Madison was arrested Monday night for his alleged seventh drunken driving offense.

A De Soto woman was injured when she crashed her motorcycle while trying to avoid hitting cows standing on a Vernon County highway.

One person was killed and two injured in a two-vehicle crash Monday afternoon in Dodge County.

Police on Tuesday identified the suspect as Massimo Galioto, a 40-year-old from Rome. In a statement, police said he was taken into custody because he was "seriously suspected of aggravated homicide."

I have just dumped the chicken bucket, for which the chickens will thank me later. Here in the moment their gratitude is obscured by their behavior, intermittently visible through a cloud of dust and feathers as the birds peck and…

BERLIN — Whatever happened to all those refugees?

The team said Pablo Abreu is rated as the 29th-best prospect and Jean Carmona the 30th-best prospect on MLB.com’s Top 30 International Prospects list.

Drew Hamilton’s two-RBI double caps a three-run closure.

WAUSAU — The Madison Mallards kept their Northwoods League first-half title hopes intact.

Gwen Jorgensen, the first American to win back-to-back world triathlon titles, could have been an accountant.

Junior Guerra outpitched Max Scherzer, Martin Maldonado homered and the Brewers defeated the Nationals 1-0 to snap a four-game losing streak.

The recent changes to the civil service system are all about intimidation and oppression. Act 10 removed our right to have a collective voice in the work place. The changes to the civil service system suppress the individual’s voice.

For years, I have been reading almost daily that if we had we banned assault rifles these atrocities would not happen.

It may seem unconscionable that in the wake of the Orlando massacre Rep. Bob Gannon, R-Slinger, would propose legislation that threatens reasonable efforts at gun control by private businesses.

I’ve had enough of Congress refusing to do its job. Our elected officials in the Senate and the House are not doing the work we ask of them and pay them to do.

Incident shows depth of China's disdain for criticism and free speech