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Wisconsin is perennially tight in presidential elections but has gone for the Republicans just once in the past 40 years, when Trump won the state in 2016.

Seventy Madison-area workplaces received Top Workplace recognition in 2024.

Don’t be confused by the state referendum question on your Nov. 5 ballot, which implies that noncitizens can vote.

Winners in each contest will receive $500, second-place winners will receive $250, third-place winners will receive $100 and honorable mention recipients will receive $50.

A frustrated receiver, stagnant edge rusher and frustrated returner highlights focal points for the Packers in their trip to California.

Madison continues to face a housing crisis, and every year we are building fewer units than we need.

The district spent more than $100,000 on contracts with consulting groups, catering, hotels and travel during the search for a new superintendent.

The eyes have it.

Rutgers is a much more formidable team compared to previous years that Wisconsin football's played them. Here's what to know about the Scarlet Knights.

The Badgers lost Chez Mellusi during the week leading up to the Purdue game. A look at how things shook out against the Boilermakers.

I’m endorsing Melissa Agard for Dane County executive because she’s ready for this job.

In Romans 12:19, the Bible says that God tells his followers: "Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God’s wrath, for it is written: 'It is mine to avenge; I will repay.'" The passage continues: "Do…

The Legislature has placed yet another Wisconsin constitutional amendment on the November ballot.

While honest people may disagree over the causes of our recent bout of inflation, unchecked climate change will drive prices up.

The Badgers defense fixed a problem that had plagued it for two consecutive games. It helped lead to overwhelming Purdue.

Trech Kekahuna entered Saturday with four catches for 42 yards this season. What followed was a two-touchdown performance that included some breathtaking plays and even a "cool" celebration.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is Nov. 5.

The Badgers could do just about anything they wanted on offense, success that was rooted in the best performance so far this fall by their offensive line.

Columnist Jim Polzin graded the Wisconsin football team's performance in its dominant win over Purdue.

In a social media post, the Food Fight Restaurant Group said the restaurant will remain committed to great food and service until it closes.