Wisconsin State Journal Local News

President Joe Biden plans to return to Wisconsin this week with a stop in Madison on the heels of last week's debate with former President Donald Trump.

Abortion advocates stand an excellent chance of prevailing in two challenges that conservatives maintain bans abortion, given the high court's liberal tilt.

The warehouse is used to store boxes and plastic for the nearby Oakhouse Bakery, a worker said.

Morna Foy, who became president in 2012 and has spent 26 years of her career with the system, is retiring after a successor is named.

State troopers are arresting more people than ever before for simple marijuana possession even as arrests at the local level have fallen.

The retirement of Sean Nelson and departure of Jeff Buhrandt means all three vice president positions will be filled with interim employees.

The county has had 10 cases of whooping cough, or pertussis, since June 1 — more than in any entire year since 2019.

The village of just over 1,400 follows Madison, Monona, Fitchburg and the village of Oregon in considering a referendum to raise property tax levy limits.

It's estimated tax bills for an average Madison home will decrease by $200 in 2024. But tax bills will change again if voters approve two school district referendums in November.

The Autumn Ridge Path will go through Hiestand Park and Stein Avenue, cross Highway 30 and connect to Commercial Avenue near Ziegler Road and Sycamore Park.

A $49 million federal award should help the state's biohealth sector add up to 30,000 jobs in a decade, backers say.

The 2025 guard has been committed to the Badgers for almost a year, and he continues to look like a centerpiece for their next recruiting class.

Here's a look at the honorees for this year's State Journal/WiscNews baseball All-Area team.

It must be tough being an energy planner these days. Whether you’re working for a utility company, a public regulator or a private firm hoping to control costs by conserving electricity use, it must be confusing to follow the debate…

A stellar performance on the mound and at the plate helped guide Sun Prairie East to the Division 1 baseball state title game.

Thank you to Cap Times publisher Paul Fanlund and former Madison Mayor Soglin for their insights on the warp speed bus rapid transit/population- density-push folly blasting across Madison.

In his June 16 column, "We are witnessing a war on women," Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post calls those who oppose in vitro fertilization "zealots."

Instead of wringing my hands over the recent presidential debate, or being shocked and discouraged that the candidate facing off against a self-centered conman is no longer up to the task of winning an election or governing for another four…

We watched two old men on the debate stage.

Milwaukee twice rallied from deficits in the opener of a four-game series with Colorado.