Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Hooded men grab bag containing pastor's bible during an armed robbery on Raymond Road, police say.

Portions of several Downtown streets will be closed for six hours on Sunday.

Slow-moving car strikes 12-year-old boy after he ignores `Don't Walk' signal and enters crosswalk.

Online used auto parts business generated more than 400 complaints from consumers over a three-year period.

Nutriad group, a

A new hospital in Prairie du Chien opens Saturday for tours and June 11 for patients.

Mitchell L. Costello was arrested for second-degree reckless endangerment after incident on Winnebago Street. 

Jan M. Wille arrested for causing injury by operating a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant after accident on Highway 14 that sent three people to UW Hospital, Dane County Sheri…

Suspect surprises residents of Fitchburg apartment and took money after looking for a person there, police say.

Vouchers will fund private schools throughout Wisconsin at the expense of public education. 

Assad founded the Mellowhood Foundation, a mentoring program for children in his Southwest Side neighborhood.

They include subjecting low-performing large school districts to a state-imposed reorganization, lifting the cap on school vouchers and changing the way students with disabilities are educated.

The alternative to blaming Tony Robinson's alleged drug dealer is far less satisfying and far more messy.

In terms of menu and pricing, Mooyah is most similar to Five Guys Burgers and Fries, a Virginia chain with a Madison location since 2008.

It's a new target for the Madison company that developed Cologuard, a non-invasive, stool-based DNA test for colorectal cancer.

Have you been to the one of our many area farmers’ markets yet? If not, you should definitely go. The cornucopia of nature just spreads out before you as you go from one vendor to the next.

The franchise moved from Huntsville to Biloxi in the offseason, lured partly by the promise of a $36 million stadium that finally is ready.

The teams share a history of mediocrity that includes bad personnel moves, questionable coaching and front office hires, and horrible owners.

BASEBALL

Madison Edgewood sophomore Cecil Lingard can hit the ball hard.