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Sober Social is set to have its grand opening on July 6 at 1814 Parmenter Street in Middleton. Having limited hours until then, the shop carries 35 brands of a combination of non-alcoholic wines, beers and spirits.

One officer utilized a “less lethal option” that was not specified on the man, but it was ineffective, before a second officer shot the man. authorities said.

You’re about to get a whole lot more neighbors.

Coaching bonuses tied to Badgers winter team performance climbed 54% in 2023-24. Here's how much Wisconsin paid out.

Five projects in Madison and one in Fitchburg are set to receive over $100 million in federal and state tax credits over the next decade.

The organization will show off its new office space Wednesday in the Black Business Hub on South Park Street.

Phil Hellmuth won the World Series of Poker Main Event 35 years ago this week. A look back at the journey to poker immortality for one of Madison's own.

The Badgers' pursuit of a local recruit hasn't stopped despite an injury, which prevented other programs from seeing his new skills.

I seek to reform the administration of elections, including early voting and absentee ballots processing, Election Day polling places, the Board of Canvassers and the conduct of employees in the clerk's office.

“Does Madison make it too hard to build housing? Developers say yes,” according to the May 16 story on Madison.com.

The letter to the editor on Sunday "Baldwin's actions don't match words on drugs" suggested that U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, is responsible for the fentanyl crisis because of her support for immigrant refugees or those crossing the border. This…

The Badger Honor Flight I took this spring was magnificent -- truly an honor.

A recent article in the Economist noted that deficit spending for the United States government has reached $33 trillion. The authors thought this was an economic disaster for the United States and the world economy.

Two issues have appeared in the Wisconsin State Journal recently that I think illustrate how some people can manage to pit one group against another by dividing and conquering.

For those Americans who believe they are paying too much in federal taxes, consider this: Many of the richest millionaires and billionaires pay a smaller percentage of their income than the average taxpayer. In the 1960s and '70s, the wealthiest…

The driver of the vehicle that hit her remained on scene and cooperated with law enforcement, police said.

Dodge County Board member Daniel Siegmann was released on a $5,000 signature bond for allegedly inadvertently taking a holstered pistol into a Neosho elementary school on Tuesday when meeting with the school’s administrator.

Democrats argued the GOP concerns are overblown, noting there is little evidence it's a problem in Wisconsin.

Former Legislative Black Caucus Chair Rep. Shelia Stubbs ripped Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul for failing to create a task force in the Department of Justice to investigate cases of missing and murdered African American women and girls.

The arrest comes a little more than two weeks after police shot and killed a 14-year-old Mount Horeb student who showed up at his school with a pellet rifle.