Wisconsin State Journal Local News

The Badgers football program received a commitment from a recruit who caught the eye of some college football powerhouses. Here's what to know about the 2025 defensive lineman.

Farmers noticed milk curdling at the same time thunderstorms rolled through. But did lightning and thunder really cause the problem?

The occupants got out safely, a cat was saved, and no injuries were reported, authorities said.

Donald Trump seems incapable or uninterested in pronouncing Kamala Harris' name correctly. It's a heavy-handed plow to make her seem foreign and un-American.

Daryl Sisson, 62, said he and Kathy Brooks, 60, don't have the same energy they had when they opened and were 47 and 45.

The 36-year-old woman was arrested on tentative charges of felony fleeing and eluding, fourth offense OWI, and several traffic offenses, the Wisconsin State Patrol said.

SOS Googled "denver airport lost and found" and the first result to come up was airportlostfound.com, which is indeed based in Bucharest, Romania, but has an office in Montebello, N.Y.

At about 1 p.m. Friday, a 911 call reported a possible dead man next to a subcompact utility tractor off Amacher Hollow Road in the town of Arena, authorities reported.

The programs offer rebates on energy-saving improvements from replacing heating and cooling equipment and increasing insulation to installing electric appliances.

Stargazers will be able to observe the peak of the largest annual meteor shower on Aug.12-13 this year, according to an expert from UW-Madison.

The driver whose vehicle hit the squad car was not found to be under the influence, police said.

Vehicle admission stickers provide access to more than 60 Wisconsin state parks, forests and recreation areas.

One winner and nine finalists from Wisconsin high schools were named in this year's contest.

It's been a warm and muggy week in Platteville as the Wisconsin football program kicked off preseason camp. The BadgerExtra team breaks down the big topics after five practices.

MONROE — I strongly disagree with the Wisconsin State Journal’s editorial last Sunday, “State Patrol has better things to do,” promoting the legalization of recreational marijuana.

"We're right in the most perfect position to be able to grab a very wide demographic," said Tony DeSalvo, CEO of Harmonic Hospitality Group.

"They have worked well to decrease volumes on the bicycle boulevard," she said, "although there are reports of a small amount of people disregarding the 'do not enter' signage."

The Badgers are spending two weeks in Platteville, which leaves players to find care for their pets.

This is part of a series examining Wisconsin high school records that are unlikely to be broken. We look at Bruce Bremer's 23-strikeout game.

"For two and half years it has been our absolute pleasure to serve you," the owners wrote in a Facebook post.