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The person had been advancing toward another person "with two bladed weapons," according to the state Department of Justice.

New York ends the series in Milwaukee on Sunday with another outing of double-digit run production.

General manager Brian Gutekunst fortified positions on offense and defense over the weekend.

Numbers' estate continued to get bills from AT&T, with late charges, to which Swain said she responded multiple times in writing that she'd canceled and would not pay.

If you ask Al-Wadood Jabbar, the only one who can tell him to stop his mission of sponsoring prison inmates is the one who gave him the task: God.

The Badgers secured a replacement for Chucky Hepburn in the transfer portal, earning a commitment from a highly sought-after guard.

Milwaukee will be down two starters as it tries to even the best-of-seven series on Sunday night in Indianapolis. Here's the latest injury report for the Bucks.

Our neighborhood in Madison is experiencing repeated hammering over of our opposition to the Stone House Development proposal for the Pierstorff parcels on Old Sauk Road on the West Side.

As the 2024 NFL Draft came to a close in Detroit, Green Bay's front office was already thinking ahead to next year's edition being held in Titletown.

Felony charges were announced against state officials in Arizona who signed fake papers claiming Donald Trump won the 2020 election in that state. They basically had the book thrown at them.

This State Journal editorial ran on May 28, 1975:

Between Saturday and another upcoming event, Executive Director Kristie Goforth said she expects to have given away 1,400 bicycles at the nonprofit's Coyier Lane workshop.

Tips for your flowers, plants, trees and shrubs.

The Wisconsin football staff recruits multiple classes at a time. Here's how it's made an impression on two recruits to watch for in the 2026 cycle.

Madison school and city leaders should limit requests, show more prudence

Wisconsin football's defense has turned up the pressure in the backfield this spring compared to last season. See what the Badgers' defensive coordinator had to say after their scrimmage.

Uplands Cheese co-owner Andy Hatch said the publicity for his company was unprecedented. "This kind of exposure for a little producer like us is amazing.”

Former Wisconsin Badgers offensive lineman Tanor Bortolini passed his time with family and friends — and a Rubik's Cube — as he waited for his dream phone call.

A study from Switzerland puts that trope to rest.

General manager Brian Gutekunst used the draft to add 11 more rookies to what had already been the league’s youngest roster last season.