Wisconsin State Journal Local News

In time for summer reading season, fantasy writer Sarah J. Maas is introducing a new series of novels starring a strong teen heroine, the first in a planned trilogy — not to be confused with h…

The Shoppes at Prairie Lakes matures but still continues to grow.

Remodeling trends this year include kitchens for multiple cooks and spa-like bathrooms with radiant-heated floors.

Health care differs by clinic, region of state, report indicates.

Madison Teachers Inc. and five other Madison-based unions are so concerned about significant financial losses at Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin, they’re urging members to …

The threat of sanctions is forcing some transplant centers to be choosy about who gets organs.

Where you live — and whether you can afford to travel — can determine how long you'll wait to get a transplant.

A Madison urban legend — or is it? — rears its head (again).

Gov. Scott Walker was for a big cut to Wisconsin public schools before he was against it.

Forcing students to pass the citizenship test smacks of the kind of overkill that leads to "teaching to the test."

The disease that took her mother's life is 'done' in her family, athlete and Huntington's disease activist Shana Verstegen discovers.

As usual, MTM is doing the unusual.

Concussion dangers cause concern for parents of young athletes.

Dear doc: I recently read an article about how too much exercise isn’t good. I run every day, have for many years, and wonder if I’m doing some harm.

Learn about Leopold

This State Journal editorial ran on May 10, 1865, as the Civil War was ending:

The King v. Burwell case before the Supreme Court is ostensibly about whether the government can pay subsidies for insurance to millions of people in state exchanges established by the federal…

“It’s all about the culture,” says banking and real estate giant Eric Hovde. The former U.S. Senate candidate from Madison has banking interests in Baltimore and watched with sadness as parts …

Political debates often pit fear against hope, and when it comes to international trade agreements, many Democrats prefer to scare. It’s a durable strategy that they can’t relinquish — even th…

Quilting and knitting are classic arts dating back centuries. They also can be a modern way to create gifts for loved ones, said Sharon Luehring, owner of Stitcher’s Crossing. Many of the stor…