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Gableman has maintained that he cannot successfully defend against the office's allegations and a three-year suspension of his law license is appropriate.

The man’s shirt caught fire, and he was able to remove the shirt and evacuate with injuries that were not considered life-threatening, the Madison Fire Department said.

"Once you get past the top, it's all downhill, with a lot of twists and turns," general manager Fred Schwartz said.

A stalemate between President Trump and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker that threatened a $1.2 billion plan to keep invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes appears to have been settled.

The director of the Duluth airport with more than 20 years of experience at airports around the country is returning to lead the Dane County Regional Airport where he interned in 2013.

The nearly $24 million public market will have 31 permanent booths for merchants and more temporary spaces for vendors.

The Wisconsin River Recreational Bridge & Trail will provide a connection between the Great Sauk State Trail in Sauk County and the proposed Walking Iron Trail on the Dane County side of the river.

Surprise — there has been a spate of good news so far in 2025.

The state is a leader in health-tech, and it's a competitive edge that must remain sharp for the state’s economic future.

Wisconsin was interested in adding Andrew Rohde as a transfer following his freshman season. He joins the Badgers expecting another jump after two years of high-major experience.

The 32-year-old Woodruff last pitched in a big league game on Sept. 23, 2023. He underwent shoulder surgery shortly after that and was nearing a return to the majors.

Dominant pitching efforts punctuated last week's high school baseball action. Vote for the most notable performance as the Supernova.

The article in Monday's State Journal "Speeds — and citations — rising" noted an increase in both speeding and speeds on the Beltline in Madison. Really? This isn’t a revelation to anyone who dares to drive it at virtually any…

“May you live in interesting times.”

Martin Preizler’s April 30 column, “March toward totalitarianism can happen here,” made some very good points.

The recent cancellation of AmeriCorps grants has had a widespread impact on many programs in Wisconsin. Close to home it has meant the closure of tutoring programs for struggling students in the Madison School District through the Achievement Connections and…

I enjoy reading the E-edition of the Wisconsin State Journal, but I’m sometimes miffed by some of the words used in articles.

About 736 million people around the world live in extreme poverty, according to the World Bank. As of 2018, about 822 million people were hungry worldwide.

Area goalkeepers dominated during the past week, as the high school girls soccer season reaches its final stretch. Vote for your favorite athlete to be this week's Supernova.

Kamari McGee will pursue a professional basketball career overseas rather than waiting on the NCAA and hoping for additional eligibility. Why? Because basketball isn't his only goal abroad.