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That includes $1.5 million for development of a major new exhibit and expansion on the museum’s third floor.

The boy was taken to the Dane County juvenile jail for an initial assessment after being medically cleared.

Several empty bottles of alcohol were visible in the woman's vehicle.

Police also found around 28% of customers were underage — the exact number was not available — when it checked the bar at 523 State St.

After making some tough cuts, here are the places State Journal food writer Samara Kalk Derby enjoyed the most.

Wisconsin volleyball will take on Texas A&M in the third round of the NCAA Tournament. The stakes are higher in a rematch from the regular season.

The book will be used in eleventh and twelfth grade Modern U.S. African American History classes at all four comprehensive high schools in the district

The Badgers entered their toughest three-game stretch of the season knowing the road would be difficult, yet in emerging winless, they discovered more problems than previously thought.

Many indications suggest the United States’ system of justice is breaking down.

A recent story shows the hypocrisy of the Republican Party. The party was suing the governor for an inconsistency between the federal law and the state law for certification date of the election. It was indicated that a correcting bill…

With the reelection of Donald Trump as president, we will get some accountability for the corruption of many of our federal agencies. The mainstream media has abdicated its duty as the impartial truth teller of all the shenanigans going on…

The president-elect recently sat down for a televised interview. In that interview he said Obamacare was very bad. When asked if he had a plan to replace it, he said he had a concept of a plan. He stated he…

Ah, the "good old days" really were.

Several area players delivered in the clutch during the past week of high school boys basketball action. Vote for your favorite standout performer.

From defensive powerhouses to 3-point snipers, here are 5 standout performances in girls basketball this week.

Serah Williams scored a career-high 36 points to lead the University of Wisconsin women's basketball team to a comeback victory on the road over Butler.

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