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Since Trump took office, there have been numerous incidents of foreign tourists being stopped at U.S. border crossings and held for weeks at U.S. immigration detention facilities.

I support Brittany Kinser for state superintendent of public instruction. She is the leader Wisconsin needs at this critical moment.

The April 1 election is the first major test in American politics since Trump secured a second term in November.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

Wisconsin’s population is projected to decline over the next 25 years, but the number of people aged 65 and over will increase.

Wisconsin utility providers are barred from disconnecting residential heating services due to nonpayment each winter, but that moratorium ends April 15.

No injuries were reported in the fire in the 1400 block of Loreen Drive.

A chance presentation from a student in Seattle set Krekeler on the path of working to find sustainable engineering for buildings and facilities.

In the first crash the driver was a lawyer who was arrested for third offense drunk driving. In the second crash, a man in his early 90s accelerated when he meant to brake.

NerdHaven Arcade will be "going to a new place that is a bit more welcoming for us," its co-owner said.

When the jet stream migrates northward as the weather warms in spring and summer, so does the greatest concentration of severe weather outbreaks.

Sergio Morales Jr. fired 12 shots at two different locations, before leading officers on a 14-mile chase through Janesville at speeds as high as 124 mph

Marlene Schmidt planned to transfer her existing cellphone number to a new phone from Consumer Cellular, then get her landline number transferred to her old cellphone.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers tells us he'll decide on third bid after state budget is finalized

The man did not appear to have significant injuries, but he was taken to a local hospital as a precaution.

The study authors document a steeper rise in births when travel distance for abortion care increased.

A Badgers team that set many records was close to falling short of its ultimate goal, but "they figured out how to get to the finish line."

The Badgers' young building blocks said they'll be back, which if true, should create a solid base for Wisconsin as it builds out its roster this offseason.

What does it take to return a tennis serve? A Badgers player explains the nuance.

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