Wisconsin State Journal Local News

madison.com - RSS Results
searched for #wsj
only for asset type(s) of article
Updated: 5 min 42 sec ago
Wisconsin man's epic canoe trip will include big water, miles of portages and grizzly bears
Kyle Parker of Hayward is about embark on a 5,000-mile paddle from the Pacific Northwest to Miami, Florida.
5 high school lacrosse stars of the week: April 16 edition
A high-powered scoring tear and impressive efforts in goal highlighted the past week of high school lacrosse action. Vote for the most impressive performance to be the Supernova.
Enbridge handled rare pipeline spill admirably | Jonathan Kooiman
While nobody wants to see an oil pipeline leak, when it does, it’s great to see safeguards in place working and open communication with the public.
Thanks for covering shift to 'community school' in Madison | Madison Joshi
I want to thank the Wisconsin State Journal for highlighting the important shift that happened last year at Kennedy Elementary School in Madison as it became a "community school," a designation that helps families access programming and services in one…
Taxing billionaires is key to erasing America's national debt | Paul O’Connell
I enjoyed reading the two views on "Taxing the rich” in Monday’s Wisconsin State Journal. Some government spending may be wasteful, but that is0 the case in both private and public entities.
Disabled Americans need care to survive | Steven Salmon
I’m an author with severe cerebral palsy living independently in Madison.
Donald Trump should sacrifice golf in solidarity with citizens | Stacy Anderson
The public has been told by President Donald Trump that tariffs and drastic agency cuts must be borne by Americans for some unknown time -- after which, we will all rejoice in the most beautiful economy ever.
Donald Trump's deportations are blatantly anti-American | Gerald and Merle Sternberg
Of the many cruel and incompetent acts by President Donald Trump and his administration about which we have learned, two really stand out as blatantly anti-American.
Bucks say Damian Lillard has made 'significant improvement' but no certainty on return to court
Damian Lillard last played in a game on March 18, and the Bucks announced a week later that Lillard was dealing with deep vein thrombosis.
Brewers call up Logan Henderson to reinforce for injury-riddled pitching staff
Logan Henderson was 2-1 with a 3.21 ERA in three games with Nashville this season while striking out 24 and walking 10 over 14 innings.
5 high school baseball stars of the week: April 15 edition (copy)
Dynamic pitching performances dominated this week's action. Vote for the most impressive performance as the Supernova.
5 high school girls soccer stars of the week: April 15 edition (copy)
Goalkeepers struggled against these five standout goal-scorers from area girls soccer teams this past week. Vote for your favorite athlete to be this week's Supernova.
Wisconsin women's basketball reportedly adds elite rebounder via transfer portal (copy)
The Badgers bolstered their frontcourt with one of the nation's leading double-double machines. Here's what to know about the latest incoming transfer.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 11th spring practice (copy)
Luke Fickell didn't like the energy he saw at Badgers' practice Tuesday, but a veteran defender provided a highlight, a running back returned to form and more storylines appeared.
Wisconsin to be without key starting offensive lineman for 2025 season (copy)
A left tackle who was injured last week at a Badgers practice will miss the upcoming season. Here's what Luke Fickell had to say Tuesday.
Why Wisconsin gives coaches contract extensions, even after losing seasons (copy)
It doesn't always look great for Badgers coaches to receive a contract extension after a losing season, but it's part of a longtime strategy.
Bucks say Lillard has made 'significant improvement' but aren't indicating when he might play again (copy)
MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks said Damian Lillard has made “significant improvement” in his recovery from deep vein thrombosis in his right calf but they haven’t indicated when the seven-time all-NBA guard might start playing again.
Eric John Flesch
July 5, 1979—April 8, 2025
Lawrence "Larry" Gene Keller
LYNDON STATION—Lawrence “Larry” Gene Keller, age 75, of Lyndon Station, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 13, 2025, at the Sauk County Health Care Center, with his devoted and caring wife by his side.
Stanley Lyle Phillips
August 18, 1935 - April 11, 2025