Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Milwaukee earned its first sweep of the season, but it took some more late-game heroics to get the job done.

Motorcyclist crashes into machinery, dies

The Badgers will have an opportunity to face the team that ended its season when the pair tip off against one another in the fall.

Zeyheari K. Powell faces one count of neglecting a child in which the consequence is great bodily harm after the incident Monday morning on Madison's Far East Side.

A passenger who shot video of the incident said the plane returned to the gate twice because of birds flying around the cabin.

The rising junior, who tested the NBA Draft waters, will be the top returning scorer from last season's Badgers roster.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Wednesday he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hold off on striking Iran to give the U.S. administration more time to push for a new nuclear deal with Tehran.

Wisconsin volleyball will play its archrival only one time in the upcoming season.

The gas station chain is partnering with the Madison Area Recovery Initiative, which helps those struggling with addiction find recovery resources.

Ethan Robert was given a word he did not know but managed to spell it correctly.

The motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet and speed is believed to be a contributing factor, authorities reported.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Astronomers discovered a strange new object in our Milky Way galaxy.

The eighth film in the franchise reminds us that protagonist Ethan Hunt, played by Tom Cruise, was born in Madison.

A witness reported seeing the man’s Honda Pilot cross the center line and hit an eastbound dump truck, sending the Honda spinning out of control.

Lexus Boedecker was not authorized to be driving the group home’s vehicle, admitted to smoking marijuana the night before, and had a vape THC cartridge after the crash.

The man was arrested on tentative charges of disorderly conduct while armed and carrying a concealed weapon.

The man’s injuries were not considered life-threatening.

Without renewed funding, one in every four child care providers could shutter and 80% of facilities expect to raise prices.

In Wisconsin and across America, people find unique ways to make ends meet. More and more of my constituents in Assembly District 39 are working second or even third jobs for extra money to support themselves and their families.

With the freeze in place, Wisconsin cannot access $63 million in previously-approved National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure funds intended to bolster the state's network of EV charging stations.