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Tire deflation devices stop vehicle of Milwaukee woman fleeing police into Dane County
Monona Police Department K9 Jakko assisted in arresting the woman after she attempted to flee on foot.
Elon Musk to visit Wisconsin Sunday ahead of Supreme Court election
Musk said he will "personally hand over two checks for a million dollars each in appreciation for you taking the time to vote."
Man faces misdemeanor charge for accidentally firing gun at Far West Side apartment
Police were sent to an apartment in the 200 block of Midnight Pass shortly before 7:30 p.m. on Friday on reports of a loud bang being heard.
How real estate cash is yet again influencing Madison City Council races
With tight races on the development-skeptical West Side, the Realtors Association of South Central Wisconsin is once again pumping tens of thousands of dollars into council contests.
State Street pedestrian mall won't return this year — but the benches might
This year won't see a repeat of the added vehicular restrictions or any dedicated funding or staffing.
Polzin: Why John Tonje is willing to give a testimonial on Wisconsin men's basketball
The high-scoring wing only played one season for the Badgers. But that experience was long enough to reach a conclusion: “This was a special place for me.”
Mendota Marsh: Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane tailgate the spelling bee
Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane attend a tailgate at Madison College to cheer on the top spellers in the state in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Leave the University of Wisconsin alone -- State Journal editorial from 100 years ago
This State Journal editorial ran on March 30, 1925:
Industries aren't unfairly burdened by environmental regulations | Lynette Miller
According to an article in the March 20 Wisconsin State Journal, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin says air and water rules unfairly burden industry. Let’s weigh who is really burdened by heavily polluting gas- and coal-fired power plants.
Time to get caught up on Donald Trump's new world order | Jake Altwegg
If you’ve been out of the news loop since Jan. 20, below is a summary of changes to American policy and governance that have already occurred or are in the works:
Joann Pritchett is best choice to represent District 9 | Ginny White
Supporters of Joann Pritchett are conducting a low-budget, grassroots campaign to elect her to Madison City Council in District 9. An alderperson is an elected official who represents and advocates for their district at City Hall. She acts like an…
Ads against Judge Susan Crawford are fear-mongering | Tom Balistreri
As a former state Department of Justice prosecutor, I know that all situations where the same statutory crime may be committed are not alike.
Remembering Jonathan Taylor's time at Wisconsin with 23 photos
The Badgers' running back made an impact for all three years he was with the program. The State Journal reminisces on one of the top players to come through Madison.
Mikaela Shiffrin powers through tricky course to win the slalom at the World Cup finals (copy)
SUN VALLEY, Idaho — Mikaela Shiffrin smoothly navigated a bumpy course to easily win the women’s slalom Thursday at the World Cup finals.
Former Notre Dame basketball player takes a shot at stand-up comedy
NEWARK, N.J. — The backup guard for Notre Dame put his hands on his head as he soaked in the scene of students and fans who stormed the court in jubilation after the Irish knocked off No. 1 Syracuse.
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Five high school girls track and field stars of the week: March 27 edition (copy)
Coming off of two podium appearances at last year’s track and field state tournament, McFarland’s Julia Ackley went right back to work. She began her senior season with a phenomenal showing at the Nelson/Daniels Classic (Small School Division).
5 high school boys track and field stars of the week: March 27 edition (copy)
Several personal records were set during the opening week of the high school boys track and field season. Vote for your favorite performance to crown an athlete as the Supernova.
Examining how many roster spots Wisconsin men's basketball has available this offseason (copy)
Scholarship limits are of the past, and the Badgers enter this offseason with a different kind of roster cap. Here's what to know about what flexibility they have.