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How to watch tonight's Top Chef season premiere
This season will show off Wisconsin and its best food.
Cooks' Exchange: Dishes to make you say 'aloha'
With spring in mind, favorite recipe requests begin to change for a variety of reasons. Being in a four-season state while growing up in Wisconsin, the comfort of preparing and enjoying hearty meals of meat, potatoes and gravy for supper…
David Ahrens: Does the city of Madison really need a referendum for more money?
It is clear that Madison’s next budget will be written in red ink. City officials predict a $27 million budget shortfall for 2025.
Ep. 87 BadgerExtra podcast: Biggest questions for Wisconsin football spring practices
The Badgers open the spring season Friday. Here's what our beat reporters will be watching.
Jesse 'The Body' Ventura finds it hard to use the mind -- State Journal editorial from 25 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on March 19, 1999:
Kwik Trip plans distribution center on DeForest farmland
New facility would serve about 350 stores and is part of a statewide expansion plan costing $151.3 million and expected to create 559 new jobs.
Expect to see more electric vehicle charging stations in Wisconsin
The state will also impose a 3-cent per kilowatt-hour excise tax on electricity sold through an EV charging station.
Adding this element helped Kirsten Simms become a prolific scorer for Wisconsin women's hockey
Simms is often the one dragging the net off after practice, but it's paid off with an award-winning season.
3 position battles to watch during Wisconsin football spring practices
Wisconsin starts the first of 15 spring football practices on Friday. Here are three position battles to watch.
Wisconsin Supreme Court to decide if counties must release voter incompetency records
The 2nd District Court of Appeals held the records are public and the county must release them with birthdates and case numbers redacted.
Wisconsin's Olympic swimmer balances leaving legacy and furthering gold standard
A three-time national champion said the senior “has elevated this program to a level that I always dreamed it would be,” and she's not finished yet.
'Top Chef: Wisconsin' a homecoming for Wisconsin-born producer of show
"Top Chef's" senior vice president of production calls the show's Wisconsin season, which begins airing Wednesday night, a "dream come true."
Polzin: Why Wisconsin basketball's leader is in hunting mode and 'thirsty for blood'
Two years since an injury ended the Badgers' point guard's NCAA Tournament appearance, he's playing his best basketball.
Wisconsin men's basketball is hurting after 4-day Big Ten Tournament run. Extra rest helps
The Badgers are on board with opening NCAA Tournament play on Friday instead of Thursday. Here's why.
Game-winner helps bust 15-game shooting slump for Wisconsin men's basketball starter
The run through the Big Ten Tournament was fruitful for a senior guard. Here's how he broke out of his slump.
$3.7 million land deal between Madison, Veridian Homes will see Elver Park expansion
The 40-acre expansion of Elver Park is but one piece of a coming makeover of the High Point-Raymond neighborhood.
TikTok fills void society created in young folks of Gen Z -- Ali Bram
TikTok is popular with the Gen Z population, many of whom grew up in parent-less homes, were bused to schools outside their neighborhoods and were taught a curriculum dictated by non-educator legislators focused on power-grabbing rather than critical thinking.
Madison's Police Civilian Oversight Board is waste of tax dollars -- Jerry Darda
Chris Rickert's March 3 article, "No complaints — or process," details the inefficiency of a useless, powerless, expensive Police Civilian Oversight Board in Madison.
Don't enable the city of Madison's bad spending addiction -- Craig Schultz
Citizens of Madison shouldn't be asking whether to accept cuts to basic services that the city should be paying for, or accepting higher taxes from a referendum.
Fire Devin LeMahieu for his support of fake elector Bob Spindell -- Jill Jokela
It was disheartening to see the Republican-controlled state Senate last week effectively fire several of Gov. Tony Evers' well-qualified appointees to various state boards.