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Joshua Pleasnick said he moved to live with family because the incident made him unemployable, he's homeless, has no money and his “reputation was completely ruined by the media.”

The surface waters of our polar oceans freeze seasonally, forming a layer of sea ice that varies in thickness from centimeters to meters. The era of polar orbiting satellites has enabled the monitoring of sea ice distribution for more than…

The redshirt freshman's heroic performance helped him become the first Badgers player to win the award since 2021.

Several people, including the officers, reported hearing the shots in the area of Hammersley Road and South Whitney Way around 11:10 p.m., Madison police said.

A near-perfect copy of Amazing Fantasy No. 15 sold for $3.6 million at auction in Texas in 2021. The Collector's Edge copy is worn and the edges have small tears.

Kromrey Middle School eighth-graders rotate through five stations to learn about hydrology during their annual field trip to Pheasant Branch Conservancy in Middleton.

The State Journal's editorial support for Republican redistricting legislation is a mistake.

The hunter, a 55-year-old Twin Lakes man, was found by a hunting partner after failing to return to his vehicle after hunting, authorities said.

The driver nearly crashed his vehicle into another vehicle head-on when crossing into oncoming traffic, Fitchburg police said.

Oddsmakers expect the third-ranked Buckeyes to trounce the Badgers on Saturday night in Madison. Here's how Vegas sees the matchup.

Postseason action brought out the best in Madison-area girls volleyball players. Here are the five top performers.

After a 1994 federal decision to deny inmates access to Pell grants for school, as part of a tough-on-crime movement, as of this summer, prisoners can use the grants again.

“When you do something with your love and you put all kinds of good things in the food, I'm sure the people will like it. That's what I do. I'm sure a lot of the people who eat my food…

"Each time the technician has cancelled the appointment after delaying multiple times, then sending a text notification of cancellation," according to the couple's Sept. 27 email.

The first MOOYAH opened in April 2015 in Fitchburg with one on State Street opening seven months later. There are also MOOYAHs in Sun Prairie and on Junction Road.

Businesses across Wisconsin see the connection between educating science, technology and engineering students and building a more resilient 21st-century workforce.

Jordan Love's regression, another slow start by the offense and rise of young pass catchers are among the columnist's talking points from Sunday's game.

Sunday's loss to Denver, which was sealed by a Jordan Love interception late in the game, was Green Bay's third straight to drop record to 2-4.

The Packers’ offense, defense and special teams loss struggled at times in a loss to lowly Denver. Here’s how columnist Jim Polzin graded Green Bay’s performance.

The Packers rallied from two large deficits but an interception snuffed out their final drive, sending Green Bay to a 19-17 loss in Denver. Here's what stood out.