Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Can it get any better? We'll find out next year!

BadgerExtra beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski discuss the big themes they took away from training camp, Colten’s profile on QB Tyler Van Dyke and more.

The Governor’s Task Force on the Healthcare Workforce on Monday released 10 recommendations with 26 action items.

Ten years of data show Exact Science's flagship product is saving thousands of lives.

The attorneys who filed the lawsuit believe jurors were trying to send Harley-Davidson a message with an extraordinarily high punitive damages award.

The Aug. 7 article "Baldwin attack ad short on key context" missed a couple important points in its analysis of U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde's comments about farmers and their work.

Despite his performance being one of the few bright spots in Green Bay's lopsided loss in Denver on Sunday night, the Missouri product isn't close to being satisfied yet.

Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez in a prime-time speech at the DNC in Chicago says Vice President Kamala Harris will defend reproductive freedom and work to lower health care costs.

The $855 million increase in state aid would put Wisconsin at the median level for state investment in its public four-year university system, Rothman said.

An investigation found that Koty M. Diaz, 32, of Janesville, failed to stop at the red light on Delavan Drive and struck the vehicle.

The Badgers are staring up at an archrival and perennial power in the preseason AVCA rankings. But a tough schedule could vault them with winning results.

In the wake of what might have been one of the ugliest preseason performances for Green Bay since the 1970s and ‘80s, LaFleur was clearly frustrated with his players’ effort.

Karen White, of Arena, was taken by helicopter to UW Hospital in Madison but later died from her injuries.

All told, UW system administration is asking for $1.7 billion in capital improvements covering 55 projects in the 2025-27 budget cycle.

CHICAGO — A refreshed Democratic Party reintroduces itself to a divided nation this week, having been transformed by the money, momentum, relief and even joy that followed Vice President Kamala Harris ' rise to the top of its ticket.

As an independent, I have noticed a common phrase used by both major political parties. That phrase is: If the other side wins, democracy as we know it, will end. I hope they are both wrong.

We asked readers to vote for which Week 1 high school football game we should cover. Voting closes at 4 p.m. Thursday.

All of the routes will be served by 60-foot, articulated electric buses with dual-side boarding options operating every 15 minutes.

We recently had a streak of seven consecutive days without rain, but the period since May 1 remains one for the rainfall record books.

"This is not a lot of money," Zuroski said, "but I have never been treated so badly by a company for something that was clearly their mistake."