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Madison School Board member Maia Pearson running for 78th Assembly District
Pearson has been on the Madison School Board since 2021 and was reelected earlier this month to another three-year term.
Bucks' injury woes worsen as first-round series against Pacers moves to Indiana
With Giannis Antetokounmpo's status for Game 3 still unclear, Milwaukee could be without another key starter on Friday. Here's the latest on the team's injury report.
Wisconsin football loses reserve wide receiver to transfer portal
The Wisconsin wide receiver room takes a hit to its depth with a third-year player entering the portal. Here's what we know.
More than 150 police officers and drones to monitor 55th annual Mifflin Street Block Party
The police response will include multiple drones in search of fights, vandalism and overcrowding in harder-to-monitor areas.
Hands on Wisconsin: Criticizing Israel's government isn't necessarily antisemitic
College campuses across the country have erupted in protests over Israel's brutal war in Gaza. While there have been some documented and disturbing incidents of antisemitism and some problematic rhetoric, the vast majority of the protesters are peaceful -- and…
What to know about Madison's Crazylegs Classic
The 42nd annual Crazylegs Classic, with a 5-mile run and 2-mile walk, is likely draw more than 9,500 participants to Downtown Madison this weekend.
Home prices, available houses rise in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's median home price increased by 10.1% between March 2023 and March 2024, according to a monthly report by the Wisconsin Realtors Association.
2 arrested after Dodge Co. traffic stop uncovers drugs
The deputy stopped the pair in the town of Burnett, requesting a K-9 Unit to sniff for drugs due to their "suspicious behaviors" during the stop
7 takeaways from 'Top Chef: Wisconsin' episode on 'Chaos Cuisine'
The sixth episode of "Top Chef: Wisconsin," dubbed "Chaos Cuisine," aired Wednesday night on Bravo.
Meet Leyton Nelson, Wisconsin football's first transfer commit of the spring
The Wisconsin offensive line received a boost to its offensive line with the commitment of an SEC transfer. Here's what we know about the former three-star recruit from Orlando.
McFarland family displaced by house fire, 1 cat dead
The residents had not been home at the time, but lost a cat in the blaze.
Wisconsin men's hockey sees record high ticket scans for a home game during 2023-24 season
A game against rival Minnesota was the Badgers men's hockey team's first announced sellout in nearly five years, and it had the highest ticket scans total on record.
Designers of Cottage Grove's first dog park hope to capture community's vibe
The site is near the intersection of East Cottage Grove Road and North Main Street, an area primed for future development and home to a growing number of apartment complexes.
Gas power plants are a step in the wrong direction for Wisconsin -- Meghan Pierce
A recent article came out on WE Energies proposed Oak Creek gas plant, near Milwaukee. Transition to gas is not the answer for our communities.
World War II showed us that appeasement doesn't work -- Robert Reid
In a December 1940 fireside chat prior to America’s entry in World War II, President Franklin Roosevelt warned that “American appeasers” of Adolf Hitler “ignore the warning” found in the fate of already invaded European countries. These appeasers “seek to…
New buildings in Madison should use renewable energy -- Steve Kokette
I hope this new 15-story student housing development described in the April 22 Wisconsin State Journal story, "Porchlight, developer to create new housing," can be built so it uses renewable energy and not fossil fuels.
Name, image and likeness not yet coming to high school sports in Wisconsin
It was a close vote but Wisconsin remains one of 17 states that does not allow high school athletes to profit off their likeness. Here's why some said no.
Grant County crash claims life of 93-year-old driver
Wilbert E. Post, of Potosi, was driving his 2000 Ford Ranger east on County Highway B, east of West Road, just before 2:30 p.m.
Rare whooping crane rescued from Chicago suburb with a costume and some grapes
The crane is one of just 850 whooping cranes in North America and one of only 75 in the Eastern Migratory Population.
UW system to vacate Richland Center campus; county warns of 'economic crisis'
Richland County Administrator Candace Pesch in a statement accused UW System of "shirking their responsibilities."