Wisconsin State Journal Local News

A big snowstorm — a rarity this winter for Wisconsin — is forecast to hit the state on Saturday and Saturday night.

Wisconsin's report to the Board of Regents included a discussion of the impact of revenue sharing with athletes. Here's what the athletic director said.

The former Badgers assistant was in his second season leading the Runnin' Bulldogs.

The man and a woman who was driving argued and the man jumped out as the vehicle was traveling about 25 miles per hour.

The holding company posted fiscal first-quarter net income of $23.5 million, or $0.84 per share, on revenue of $700.2 million.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Feb. 18.

Several area teams snapped losing streaks during the past week of high school boys basketball action. Vote for your favorite area player to be crowned this week's Supernova.

Madison and other municipalities are heading into a state budget session where they hope to convince Republicans to open up new ways for local governments to bring in revenue.

The buildings are located on either side of South Park Street past Wingra Creek.

The Badgers possess their second-best record through 30 games but program history makes winning the last game a requirement to be considered one of the best.

The lawsuit alleges that OptumRX violated Wisconsin law by raising the cost without a valid medical reason and failing to provide 30 days' advance notice of drug price increases.

Max Klesmit scored double figures in back-to-back Big Ten games for the first time this season. His consistency could pay dividends for the Badgers in a crucial stretch.

How did we let our leadership in this country decide the ideas of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) were toxic?

The race for Wisconsin superintendent of public instruction is between incumbent Jill Underly, Sauk Prairie Superintendent Jeff Wright and special education teacher, award-winning public school principal and education consultant Brittany Kinser.

As a retired police officer, I stand with former Capitol police officer Harry Dunn in his condemnation of Brad Schimel.

Sheriffs, deputies and police officers perform a very difficult job, often under very difficult circumstances. Sometimes they risk their lives to protect us, so they deserve our esteem and should probably be paid more.

Please plan now to write a letter every month to your member of Congress and the state legislators who are supposed to represent us. Tell them what you want them to vote for:

For decades, I’ve wondered why Wisconsinites have not been able to place questions on the ballot like many other states in our union.

The move gives the Bucks some financial flexibility in getting below the second apron — meaning other trade options may be available to them before the deadline.

This week's five stars include a fearless freshman, a guard who can attack the rim and finish from 3 and a sophomore leading one of the best teams in the state. Vote for your favorite performance.