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Madison City Council incumbents hang on but face stiff challenges heading into April
There were primaries in just three of Madison's 20 City Council districts Tuesday.
Incumbent Wisconsin schools leader and GOP-backed challenger advance in primary
Kinser and Underly will face off in the April general election. The state superintendent leads the Department of Public Instruction, which oversees Wisconsin’s 421 public school districts and its libraries.
Gov. Tony Evers' budget calls for tax cuts, protection against 'needless chaos' of Trump policies
Evers' budget also seeks increased funding to support farmers in an effort to counter the economic impacts of President Donald Trump's tariffs on Wisconsin’s trade partners.
Polzin: Why 'raising the bar' remains the focus for red-hot Wisconsin men's basketball team
The Badgers have won five consecutive games, including back-to-back Quad 1 victories in a span of four days. Are they peaking? “I hope we’re still ascending,” Greg Gard said.
State Journal's parent company plans 'phased recovery' after cyberattack
While the company has been able to print and deliver nearly all its papers, production of some weekly papers has been delayed.
Polzin: What I liked and didn't like from Wisconsin's win over Illinois
Columnist Jim Polzin weighs in as the Badgers extend their winning streak to five games with an impressive performance at home.
Wisconsin men's basketball re-reveals another 'weapon' with an added component
Steven Crowl has been able to play well without scoring for the Badgers. He showed the scoring against Illinois, which is just another way Wisconsin can beat teams.
5 things to know about the WIAA state boys swimming and diving championships
Reigning champions Middleton and McFarland are back to defend their title, but there are countless other area swimmers eager to find their way to the podium. Here's what to know.
5 high school hockey stars of the week: Feb. 19 edition
High-scoring performances capped the regular season for area high school boys and girls hockey teams. Vote for which of the five performances was most notable.
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany would raise drug prices by repealing Inflation Reduction Act | Thomas Wiensch
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, must want seniors to pay more for their prescription medicines.
Republican Congress members aren't doing their job | Tim Thompson
I would like to take exception to Sunday's letter to the editor "Democrats whine while Trump gets stuff done." It claimed Democrats are doing nothing but complaining. The letter states that U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore, D-Milwaukee, is doing nothing.
What caused Wisconsin Public Radio's 3½-hour disruption Tuesday?
Wisconsin Public Radio was off air in the Madison area from about 5:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.
2024 housing prices rose 8.8% in Wisconsin, 8% in Dane County, Realtors report says
Statewide, housing affordability dropped 10% last year, according to the Wisconsin Realtors Association.
See 2025 election results for the Madison area as they come in
Voters in the Madison area cast ballots on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025, for local races. View the results here.
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules Republican had no right to bring lawsuit challenging mobile voting
The lawsuit sought to ban the use of mobile voting vans in any future election in the presidential battleground state.
Dane County Humane Society seeks donations for orphaned bobcats
The bobcats were dehydrated and malnourished when they were admitted as orphaned bobkittens a few days apart in August 2024.
Madison woman creates elaborate snow labyrinths that most people will never see
"These pieces of art are like a gift for place, a place that I love," artist Anne Drehfal said, calling them "an offering" for the land.
Iowa County man drives into home; one person inside hurt
The incident happened at Franklin Street and State Highway 39 in the town of Linden just after midnight.
Tom Still: NIH-funded research produces cures, treatments and jobs, even if it takes time
From bipolar disorder to hepatitis, and from strokes to development of magnetic resonance imaging, research tied to NIH grants has changed life for millions of people over time. So why are some politicians clamoring to slash a part of the…
Bitter cold, but Madison schools to remain open
The district let families know in an email at about 9:20 p.m. Monday that classes would go on as scheduled Tuesday.