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Tuesday night is the culmination of Ricardo Gonzalez's celebration of running the Cardinal Bar across four decades.

The system allows the state to "focus our resources on those samples that are forensically significant or, in other words, the samples that solve crimes."

Investigators couldn't rule out an electrical cause for the fire, which caused an estimated $15 million in damage.

Why is Gov. Scott Walker having so much trouble saying no?

Are “atmospheric rivers” and the “Pineapple Express” related?

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation finalized the purchase of a 70-mile segment of railroad line between Madison to Reedsburg and Madison to Cottage Grove, Gov. Scott Walker announced Thursday.

“There’s something happening here.” — Buffalo Springfield

Barry Alvarez is accustomed to being a party of one and so it goes in this latest search for a new University of Wisconsin football coach.

CASSVILLE, Wis. (AP) — In this Mississippi River village tucked into the very southwestern corner of the state, no one needs a Kickstarter campaign to get a project going.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Green Bay Packers have tried hard to put a good team around quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

A protest leader says racial inequities are not confined to the unarmed black men who died after encounters with the police in Missouri, New York and Wisconsin.

Sam McNeill and Sam Wilkins tell hunters who ask the men to measure the deer, elk and other big game animals that making the book is secondary to the hunt and their own memories.

Teachers need the benefit of the doubt when it comes to your children and discipline.

A battle for mayor is brewing in Sun Prairie that Dane County should know about. Three candidates are trying to gather nomination signatures to get on the ballot for the April election.

I am an American, and I am ashamed. I am ashamed that our country, under the guise of the CIA, did those despicable things to other humans in our name.

I’m responding to the State Journal article on Nov. 20 “Yahara keeps city courses in the red.”

I'm starting to feel sorry for, yes, a traffic sign. This poor little guy, located on Fish Hatchery Road in Madison has been knocked down repeatedly in the past year. Living on a traffic islan…

MAZOMANIE -- Last Sunday, Dec. 7, was the first day for the Ferry Bluff Eagle Council to begin its annual eagle counts which will continue ever other Sunday from December through March.

State Journal columnist Tom Oates assesses the Packers' performance in Sunday's game at Buffalo.

Local couple thinks of Paris as their second home and travels there twice a year to bring back inventory for their store at Morey Field.