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Man suspected of drug activity speeds off, crashes into tree on Far East Side
At about 5:30 p.m. Thursday, reports of drug activity brought police to a parking lot in the 5400 block of Congress Avenue, Madison police reported.
Multiple people arrested after fights outside Downtown nightclub
The incidents began shortly after 1 a.m. outside a nightclub in the 300 block of West Gorham Street, Madison police said.
1 killed, 1 seriously injured in crash north of Waunakee
The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office will release the name of the man who was killed after notifying the family.
Kathleen Parker: Free Jimmy Lai before he dies in prison
After the more than year-long trial of democratic activist Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong, China’s state-selected judges say they’ll rule “in good time.” Roughly translated: They’re in no hurry. Beijing will say when a verdict is due.
Democratic Milwaukee County leader David Crowley joins race for Wisconsin governor
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley joins Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez as the two highest profile Democratic candidates in the 2026 race to replace retiring Gov. Tony Evers.
3 things to know about the Packers’ Week 2 opponent, the Washington Commanders
The Commanders were solid in a Week 1 victory over the New York. The NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year in Jayden Daniels leads a potent offense.
What’s happening with UW System’s shuttered branch campuses?
Redevelopment plans at the six former campuses include a charter school, law enforcement training facility and housing.
Wisconsin's trip to Alabama is the program's first. Where else haven't the Badgers played?
A look at the Power Conference stadiums at which Wisconsin football hasn't played a game.
Early returns suggest Parsons-Clark trade won't hamper Packers' run defense
The Packers limited Detroit to 46 yards rushing on 22 carries in their season-opening 27-13 victory over the Lions on Sunday.
Tom Still: AI mistrust is natural human reaction, but history suggests that may fade
The advent of telephones in the late 1800s triggered worries over privacy and the erosion of face-to-face communication; some people refused to touch a phone for fear of electrical shock.
Christian nationalism is threat to our secular democracy | Guy Thorvaldsen
Given the emergent Christian Nationalist movement, I worry about the future of our inclusive and diverse secular democracy. This is especially true as the U.S. Supreme Court contemplates issues such as allowing school vouchers for religious-based schools -- an open…
Madison isn't meeting needs of people with nowhere to go | Stephanie Rearick
The Aug. 15 State Journal article "Warning for ‘nuisance activity’” reported on the city of Madison threatening to sanction the nonprofit Social Justice Center on the East Side.
5 Madison high school football stars from Week 3
The State Journal will recognize the accomplishments of five football athletes from our coverage area each week.
Why this Packers defender is likely biggest benefactor from addition of Micah Parsons
Micah Parsons draws a ton of attention from opposing offensive lines. This Packers defensive lineman could cash in on more opportunities.
MLB Roundup
PHILADELPHIA — Aaron Nola returned to form with three-hit ball over six innings and Jhoan Duran stranded two runners when he struck out the final two batters to help the Philadelphia Phillies beat the New York Mets 1-0 on Monday…
Ripken's streak remains a marvel, three decades after he broke Gehrig's record (copy)
BALTIMORE — The Orioles celebrated the 30th anniversary of Cal Ripken’s record-breaking 2,131st consecutive game during the weekend.
4 observations after rewatching Wisconsin's second-half romp against Middle Tennessee (copy)
From impressive work by a backup to a concerning trend on defense, here's what stood out on a second look.
3 things that stood out from Luke Fickell before Wisconsin football faces No. 19 Alabama (copy)
The Badgers coach discussed how the team is preparing for the Crimson Tide's loud fanbase, the maturity of a senior defender, and more.
WCHA coaches optimistic of Wisconsin women's hockey's chances to repeat (copy)
The Badgers started a sweep of trophies last season by winning the league by 18 points. They are back for more with most of their roster returning in 2025-26.
Early returns suggest the Parsons-Clark trade won't hamper the Packers' run defense (copy)
GREEN BAY — Colby Wooden had heard the speculation that the Packers’ run defense might struggle without Kenny Clark, who was traded in the deal that brought star pass rusher Micah Parsons to Green Bay.