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"When I heard Obama started campaigning for them, my first thought was, 'finally,'" one fan said.

Here's what we know about the visit today, the first day of early voting.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Maine — One of the rarest species of whale in the world has increased slightly in population, encouraging conservationists to call on the federal government and the shipping and fishing industries to do more to bring the giant…

“Reflections from Kenya: Study Abroad Highlights,” is on display through Thursday.

The chain also has five shops in La Crosse/Onalaska, and four in Rochester, Minnesota.

"The first thing (you notice) is the smell," said Daniel Minnema, Copper Oak's executive chef. "It's a wood-fired grill with no gas. It's all natural."

Property owners in Bram's Addition, Burr Oaks, Allied Drive and other neighborhoods can get 0% interest rates on loans through the program.

The Wisconsin football team continued to fortify the future of one of the most important positions on the field. Here's what to know about the Badgers' latest 2025 commit.

Obama's return to Wisconsin brings him to a state, and region, he handedly won in both his presidential bids.

BadgerExtra beat reporters Colten Bartholomew and Jake Kocorowski break down the keys for the Badgers as they try to upset No. 3 Penn State.

The country-themed bar and restaurant will widen its entryway to make room for more people inside.

A very hoppy beer would be most appropriate.

Registrations for holiday food baskets are filling up faster than ever.

With city's housing crunch far from solved, officials are arguing that the impact of referendums on rents will be minimal.

The Wisconsin State Journal toured all 10 schools last week that would be repaired or replaced using the $507 million capital referendum on the November ballot.

From huge scoring nights to defensive touchdowns, there were a number of notable performances in high school football regular-season finales. Vote for your favorite.

On this modern dairy farm, cover crops such as winter rye and wheat, along with contouring of fields, help enhance the living biology of the soil while capturing carbon and reducing emission of nitrous oxide.

Wisconsin’s GOP recently flooded our mailboxes with scary-looking postcards claiming that Vice President Kamala Harris’ “amnesty plan for illegals” will destroy Social Security and Medicare. First off, providing “amnesty” would mean pardons for illegally crossing the border and granting legal…

Joan Fitzgerald has earned my endorsement for the state Assembly in District 46.

Players stepping up big and one tying a school record highlight this week's 5 Stars. Vote for your favorite.