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It will run, rain or shine, from 6:15 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. each Saturday through Nov. 9.

The crash a year ago on Interstate 39-90 killed a 58-year-old man from Illinois.

The Badgers had a fifth player enter the transfer portal but started getting commitments with a Michigan Tech forward saying he'll join the team next season.

The court on Wednesday denied the request for clarification, citing the court's December ruling that found the state's previous legislative maps are unconstitutional, barring their use in any subsequent election.

Two people suffered injuries when attacked after the break-ins, Madison police said.

The winner will be named at an awards ceremony June 10 in Chicago.

The state Department of Health Services sent the plan to the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee, which has objected to previous plans.

Alyssa Mahaffay, a family law attorney, was elected Monona’s municipal judge Tuesday in a race with no names on the ballot and three registered write-in candidates.

I’ve always loved living in Wisconsin’s four seasons. Following a season of crisp, cold weather with beautiful snowfalls and backyard snow forts, spring would arrive as another adventure, with delicious seasonal gifts to celebrate and sunshine and warmer temperatures to…

Citywide plowing takes 12 to 14 hours, so all residential streets should be plowed by Wednesday evening.

Jackson Chourio is showing poise beyond his years while showcasing why the Milwaukee Brewers invested so much in him before he reached the major leagues.

The Plan Commission has refused a developer's request to demolish three buildings in the heart of State Street for a six-story housing project with commercial space.

This State Journal editorial ran on April 3, 1854:

Referendums in the McFarland and River Valley school districts failed.

Board Chair Patrick Miles fended off a well-funded and organized challenger in McFarland Trustee Ed Wreh.

With no major challengers remaining, Democratic President Joe Biden and Republican former President Donald Trump easily won their respective presidential primaries in Wisconsin on Tuesday.

Wisconsin is again expected to be a battleground state in November's presidential election, which will almost certainly be a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

The West Side polling location was equipped with heaters, and poll workers wore winter coats and hats.