Wisconsin State Journal Local News

OPEN JIM

The Madison resident and defending champion had never seen Harbor Shores until this week but still managed seven birdies. Here's where he's at entering the second round.

Law enforcement began investigating the operation in January 2022, following the seizure of two mail packages that each contained one kilogram of fentanyl pills, or almost 20,000 pills in total.

Brian Kitzman, 39, pleaded guilty in December to 19 counts in the case for the crimes involving victims under the age of 18.

The new office has been without leadership for about a year due to county political battles.

Searchers announced Thursday they’ve discovered what they believe is the wreckage of World War II ace Richard Bong’s plane in the South Pacific.

The man was a passenger in one of the vehicles in the crash shortly before 10:30 p.m. Friday on Edgerton Road at Highway 73 in the town of Albion.

Speed was a factor in the crash that happened when the man failed to negotiate a curve in the road, entered the ditch and hit a tree, authorities said.

This incident remains under investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation and the Rock County Medical Examiner’s Department.

Deb Gilpin, the museum's president and CEO, is retiring after 11 years.

After two canoes were found in 2021 and 2022, archaeologists now say they have identified up to nine more from the same general location.

The DNR said the worst of the damage is in south-central Wisconsin, where the storms left thousands without power and closed numerous roads.

The spiced roots salad is the way to go here. It's creative, delicious, convenient, filling, reasonably priced and reasonably healthy.

New Badgers men's basketball assistant coach Lance Randall signed his contract Wednesday. Here's what's included.

BadgerExtra columnist Jim Polzin answers a question from a reader in his mailbag.

The latest episode of "Top Chef: Wisconsin" featured two Wisconsin classics: a meat raffle and a fish boil.

While Green Bay has high hopes for the third-year receiver, it's taking a cautious approach to his health as OTA practices continue. Here's the latest on the big-play threat.

Hitters offer their perspective on some of the nastiest pitches they've seen, and what makes them so difficult.

Oregon Health Care and Rehab Center, formerly known as Oregon Manor, had four immediate jeopardy citations in recent months.

“It was probably one of the oldest and most remarkable white oaks in the city, probably the county,” said the arborist who had monitored the tree for 50 years.