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TODAY'S OBITUARIES

The middle school teacher found herself on the bathroom floor of her Far East Side home, unexpectedly delivering her baby girl.

Wisconsinites should turn off nonessential lights Wednesday, which can disorient the millions of birds migrating across the state, birding groups say.

The former Badgers football coach and athletic director stands by his overall message about fans booing and chanting for Luke Fickell to be fired. But ... "I'm sure I overreacted."

Tiffany was elected to Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District in a May 2020 special election. He served two years in the state Assembly and seven in the state Senate.

UNITED NATIONS — President Donald Trump castigated the United Nations as a feckless institution in a speech to the world body on Tuesday, praising the turn America has taken under his leadership while warning Europe will be ruined if it…

This year’s U.S. News and World Report rankings were announced Tuesday. Here’s how Wisconsin colleges and universities are ranked.

Injuries have taken a toll on the Packers offensive line. The team reportedly addressed the issue with a roster move Tuesday.

What were meant to be temporary markers are deteriorated or gone completely.

The 52nd annual Warrens Cranberry Festival begins its three-day run Friday in the community about 110 miles north of Madison off Interstate 94.

The Badgers will take part in the only NCAA men's hockey tournament not held in the U.S.

At about 3:20 a.m., officers were sent to the 1600 block of Milton Avenue after witnesses reported possible gunshots, Janesville police said.

Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

The revelation led to calls from some Republicans for Bill Berrien to drop out of the race.

It’s a cycle. Embrace it.

Northside Elementary required teachers to check in with Black students for two minutes for 10 days, one of several outreach strategies the district uses, an administrator said.

The county is looking to the private sector to modernize the 58-year-old Veterans Memorial Coliseum — and make it profitable.

Can Rock County become a global hub for the main atomic isotopes that power nuclear medicine?

The federal grants have trained UW-Madison students in less commonly taught languages for more than 60 years.