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Badgers coach Luke Fickell isn't tipping his hand about which QB will win the job, but practice reps on Sunday point to a leader.

A Wisconsin volleyball archrival has helped the national team set the standard. Two Badgers were part of it for the first time with more in the pipeline.

See what the Wisconsin football coach said after Sunday evening's practice at Ralph E. Davis Pioneer Stadium.

The Badgers' scrimmage Sunday night at UW-Platteville saw a key offensive weapon have his best day, another position change, and more.

The Janesville Police Department warned the public Sunday afternoon to avoid the 1100 block of Randall Avenue in the city.

Milwaukee won two of three from Cincinnati this weekend for its ninth straight series victory against the NL Central rivals but couldn't close things out Sunday.

Students share practical tips for adult learners heading back to the classroom after summer break.

The 2023 seventh-round pick not only led Green Bay in receptions, receiving yards and targets on Saturday, but his catches were big-time clutch plays.

Scott Farmer, 48, of Neenah, is scheduled to be sentenced on Nov. 22 for the quadruple fatal crash in Weyauwega on Dec. 16.

Winning line from reader beats more than 50 entries.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

The Wisconsin athletic department seems to have plenty of money to pay its student athletes, as a recent legal settlement may require.

The Wisconsin State Journal is providing digital subscriptions for Madison-area students and teachers through its News for Students program.

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is facing a more than $20 million budget shortfall. The city will likely place a referendum on the November ballot to ask for an increase in property taxes.

Students in Operation Fresh Start's program face "significant life obstacles," contributing to its relatively low success rate, organizers say.

Would a custom-made mouth guard help?

Will the "F" word be the next to appear in an ad for U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison?

I’m supporting Regina Vidaver for Dane County executive, and I hope you will, too.

I’m writing in support of Regina Vidaver as the next Dane County executive. As a colleague, I've witnessed her excellent leadership, pragmatic approach and dedication to public service.

There are some very good reasons to vote "no" on the two constitutional amendments Tuesday. Former Congressman Reid Ribble's column in last Sunday's Wisconsin State Journal, "Vote ‘yes’ on 2 ballot questions," is another.