Wisconsin State Journal Local News

September 26, 2024

January 9, 1962 - September 28, 2024

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is “deeply concerned” about the unauthorized release of classified documents on Israel’s preparation for a potential retaliatory attack on Iran, a White House spokesman said Monday.

Green Bay Packers coach and play-caller Matt LaFleur was quick to place the team's offensive struggles against the Texans on his own shoulders

The Badgers have allowed a combined 16 points in the last three weeks. Here's what Wisconsin's defensive coordinator had to say as the Badgers prepare for Penn State.

WASHINGTON — Voters remain largely divided over whether they prefer Republican Donald Trump or Democrat Kamala Harris to handle key economic issues, though Harris earns slightly better marks on elements such as taxes for the middle class, according to a…

The suspect fled after a shooting at a DeForest campground.

In two weeks, the Madison School District will go to voters with a $507 million referendum proposal to update 10 of its school buildings.

A receiver's injury status, the defense and special teams were in focus during coach Luke Fickell's news conference.

The first widening of the gender wage gap in 20 years is the latest indication many women paid a price for leaving the workforce at the height of the pandemic.

Donald Trump took a shift at a McDonald's restaurant in Pennsylvania as part of a campaign stunt. He manned the fry station and passed bags of food to customers in the drive-through.

Monona police are investigating a fatal crash that happened early Monday.

A longtime career advisor, Garcia-Rivera prepped students for a media industry transformed by social media and technology.

Can we implement science-based policy to stave off a global environmental threat like climate change? We've done it before.

"All we want to do is receive a paper invoice in the mail each month and write a check," Gebhardt said.

The Madison School District is experimenting with getting rid of letter grades at East High School. Students will be ranked according to how well they meet standards.

While some have not endorsed any candidate, no major union in the state has endorsed Donald Trump.

Wisconsin unions have the power to decide who wins presidential election here. Local chapters are breaking with national leadership to endorse the Harris-Walz ticket.

With or without a successful referendum, the future of the city's finances will pivot may rely on landmark changes from state lawmakers.

Nearly half of the Badgers' coaching salary pool goes to football, with men's basketball accounting for almost 20%.