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It also calls for boosting dairy research, streamlining federal dairy programs and encouraging more young people to become dairy farmers.

Donald Trump's presidential campaign has hired its first paid staff in Wisconsin, a state that's expected to be a key target for the Republican in the race against Democrat Hillary Clinton.

The report says a key task force is upgrading its guidelines on use of the company's Cologuard colorectal cancer test.

Those who are extolling state Rep. Janel Brandtjen for her political courage in threatening to cut state funds to Milwaukee are confusing courage with political opportunism.

The poll is the first since Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton became their party's presumptive nominees.

A family living in an East Side apartment had no idea why their residence would be shot at, but that's what happened early Wednesday morning.

The drop-off came as conservative groups began raising questions about the GAB's role in a John Doe investigation.

A would-be burglar inside a Belmont home Tuesday night apologized to the homeowner when he came home, telling him he must be in the wrong house.

A gas powered pressure washer running for hours in a basement produced high levels of carbon monoxide in an eight-unit apartment building on Madison's North Side Tuesday night, forcing the evacuation of the building.

American Packaging Corp., maker of flexible packaging for a wide variety of food, healthcare, hygiene and household products, plans to build a plant in DeForest and add as many as 300 employees there over the next decade.

Our nation's obsession with guns makes it easier for terrorists to perpetrate mass shootings like the one in Orlando.

One of the great things about living in New York City is its wealth of street food, which provides us with easy access to dishes from the four corners of the earth.

A fire in a farm shed used to store straw, hay and farm equipment brought almost a dozen fire departments to an Evansville farm on Tuesday, with firefighters taking eight hours to put out the fire.

Unlocked doors are an open invitation to burglars, and residents on Cottage Grove's north side are finding that out the hard way.

A driver on the wrong side of International Lane Tuesday night was arrested for drunken driving by the police officer her car was driving at.

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 time so you may want to make some adjustments…

Now and then in everyone’s life, we are reminded that it’s time to catch up with a few things that innocently slipped away and need attention as soon as possible. And that’s what recently happened when I discovered something missing…

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The chairman of the board that makes policy for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources says members were surprised and disappointed by a recent audit that found serious deficiencies in enforcement of water pollution laws.

The board wants Secretary Cathy Stepp to respond to the audit that found her agency failed to enforce water pollution protections.