Wisconsin State Journal Local News

This State Journal editorial ran on July 18, 1975:

We're handing out some awards for the summer of Badgers football recruiting. Which coach made the biggest mark, biggest surprise and more.

The July 6 Wisconsin State Journal editorial on the development of the Old Sauk Road parcels in Madison presents the city’s (and the developer’s) decisions as gospel truth. It equates the city’s approval of the developer’s storm drainage system with…

Dedication ceremonies of the original Black Hawk Bridge, completed in 1931, included a four-day celebration.

When are state GOP legislators going to address the real concerns of Wisconsinites? People need support to find affordable housing and quality health care so they can work.

Verona football's longtime defensive coordinator set for enshrinement in 2026.

The Bucks waived the injured Lillard earlier this month and stretched the remaining $113 million on his contract over five years.

Who are the best Wisconsin athletes of the past quarter century? We offer our picks in our summer series.

BREWERS Day Time TV

TV RADIO

NBA

The Brewers find themselves in an unfamiliar spot, owning 56 wins at the All-Star break. Here's are some of the statistics and trends that tell the story behind their breakout.

ATLANTA — Curveballs have been thrown a curve by a modern game valuing velocity over variety, disappearing from the major leagues by more than 20,000 annually.

The Badgers unveiled their full exhibition and nonconference schedule on Tuesday. Here's what to know as they prepare for a difficult slate.

October 11, 1938—July 17, 2025

LOS ANGELES — Connie Francis, the wholesome pop star of the 1950s and ‘60s whose hits include “Pretty Little Baby” and “Who’s Sorry Now?” — the latter that would later serve as an ironic title for a personal life filled…

The Badgers offered a first look at their new-look roster on Thursday on the Kohl Center main floor.

WASHINGTON — The House was expected to vote late Thursday to approve President Donald Trump’s request to claw back about $9 billion for public broadcasting and foreign aid as Republicans target institutions and programs they view as out of step…

Milwaukee is a city with deep character and resilient people. But its residents are being failed by leadership that talks a lot about public safety but refuses to act with the urgency needed now.

NEW YORK — Wall Street rose to records Thursday following better-than-expected updates on the economy and a mixed set of profit reports from big U.S. companies.