Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Just when the Milwaukee Brewers thought they were getting healthy, the team learned it will be without another key player.

Nyajah B. Bass charged with substantial battery after allegedly stabbing a Madison man in Madhatters Bar on April 16.

WASHINGTON — That free trade is advantageous to both sides is the rarest of political propositions — provable, indeed mathematically. David Ricardo did so in 1817. The Law of Comparative Advan…

David Wenzel, a registered lifetime sex offender, was charged in federal court with two counts of producing child pornography.

Madison police are in the area of Prairie and Hammersley roads in Madison's Southwest side after several reports of shots being fired in the area.

It's amazing how much the media hates the truth.

It has now become abundantly clear that the mess at the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp., the governor’s pet project, is irretrievable, and costing the taxpayers of this state dearly.

Our Republican-controlled state government has made a continual attack on workers wages. There was Act 10, the repeal of an equal pay law for women, right-to-work and now the repeal of prevail…

I feel sick watching the police video of what happened the night Tony Robinson was shot.

Justice Shirley Abrahamson seems to be windmill tilting like Don Quixote with her almost certainly futile attempt to retain her position as chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. I vote…

I have a modest proposal concerning our elected officials who want to limit what food can be purchased with food stamps and add drug testing to those who seek state aid.

I am saddened to watch our state and federal governments continue to bicker about climate change. It just doesn't make sense to make the permanent changes to the Earth’s physics and chemistry …

Pay fair wage for our infrastructure

Peter Meeker and Karl Kreier were sentenced for six charges of armed robbery that police say occurred during a two-week crime spree last fall.

Raequon Allen charged with brandishing a revolver when he robbed two West-Side gas stations in late January.

The goal of Drug Take Back Day is to provide a safe, convenient and responsible way people can dispose of their prescription medications.

A conference presented Thursday looked at diversity in businesses in the eight-county Madison area.

The Big Ten Conference announced start times for three more University of Wisconsin football games Thursday afternoon.

RIO - Ruth M. Hookham, age 92, passed away peacefully Friday, May 8, 2015, at the Columbia Healthcare Center in Wyocena, surrounded by her loving family.

MOUNT HOREB / BLANCHARDVILLE - Amos Moen, age 98, of Mount Horeb, Wis., died on Tuesday, May 12, 2015, at Ingleside Nursing Home in Mount Horeb.