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3 things that stood out from Wisconsin men's hockey's win over archrival Minnesota
Christian Fitzgerald recorded his second hat trick of the season as Wisconsin extended its season-opening unbeaten run to seven games. Here's what stood out in the Badgers' Big Ten opener.
Ryan Rollins helps Bucks take down Warriors as Giannis Antetokounmpo sits
Rollins set a career scoring high for a second straight game as Antetokounmpo was a late scratch while dealing with left knee soreness.
Bristol man charged in 2024 murder in Sun Prairie
Zachary L. O’Connell, 22, was charged Thursday with first-degree intentional homicide and other crimes in the Oct. 18, 2024, attack that left William Flanary, 24, of Brookfield, dead.
Stunned survivors dig out on islands
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Cuba — The rumble of large machinery, whine of chain saws and chopping of machetes echoed through communities across the northern Caribbean on Thursday as they dug out from the destruction of Hurricane Melissa and surveyed the…
Packers Avenue reopening after rail construction
Packers Avenue will be back open to traffic Friday morning, following construction work on a North Side railway crossing.
QTS vows to pay for upgrades to electrical grid for proposed data center
The plan would rely on the sale of renewable energy credits to fund future construction projects, such as solar and wind farms, for the electrical grid.
Surco Peruvian food carts top Madison's annual food cart review
The annual review, conducted by volunteers recruited by the city, helps determine where vendors will be located during the next vending season.
Woman who killed mother committed to life in state mental hospital
The 31-year-old pleaded guilty on Oct. 14 to killing her mother, Heather Schoonover, but contended she was mentally ill at the time the crime was committed.
GOP bill would bar citizens of U.S. enemies from buying land, homes in Wisconsin
The original bill targeted agricultural and forestry lands; an amendment to the bill would cover all land, regardless of its use.
Voter ID now finds bipartisan support in Wisconsin
Once a lightning rod topic fueling accusations of voter suppression, the issue is now largely accepted by Democrats and Republicans.
GOP bill would require wheel taxes be approved by the voters, not governing boards
The bill would require local officials to make the case to voters to renew wheel taxes, in the same way school boards need to convince the public to increase taxes.
Here’s who’s ahead so far in the race for Wisconsin governor
The election polling shows that, outside political circles and the very interested, the general public does not have the upcoming state Supreme Court or the gubernatorial races on their minds.
Optimism after a long agenda
ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE — President Donald Trump described his face-to-face meeting Thursday with Chinese leader Xi Jinping as a roaring success, saying he would cut tariffs on China, while Beijing agreed to allow the export of rare earth elements…
Meet the man who has fought for fishing and conservation for more than 70 years
Jack Hurst is a driving force in the Yahara Fishing Club, an organization that has advocated for conservation and access on Madison area lakes and waterways.
Don’t have a boat? Here are a few prime spots to fish from shore in the Madison area
The Madison area has miles of public shoreline where you can fish.
Phony videos of Hurricane Melissa flood social media
One viral video shows what appears to be four sharks swimming in a Jamaican hotel’s pool as floodwaters allegedly brought on by Hurricane Melissa swamp the area.
10 great ideas for the first weekend of November
Get ready to energize right past that Halloween candy hangover.
Photo of the day: Downtown Family Halloween
Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.
Madison water bills may increase to cover rising cost of operations, infrastructure
Waterline replacements and rising costs of materials labor and electricity may require up to $8.26 million in revenue Madison’s water utility service.






