Wisconsin State Journal Local News

Fatalism becomes the fallback position for many gun-rights folks faced with another mass shooting.

The Giants have engaged in “preliminary talks” with the Brewers about a trade for outfielder Ryan Braun, according to a report by USA Today.

The Blue Devils have earned a return to the WIAA Division 2 state tournament after capturing the 2013 state title.

Marquis Reuter was a fourth-grader when his parents moved from Madison to Sun Prairie. But the youngster felt so nervous about changing teams, he continued playing with his friends from Madison’s East Side.

Giants eye Braun?

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A new report has found that rainy, warm weather has helped corn and soybean crops across Wisconsin but has hampered some farmers' ability to harvest hay.

American Muslims can be indispensable allies in fighting insidious attacks such as the massacre in Orlando

The Wisconsin Woodchucks chase Madison's starter with a six-run third inning.

“We’re just one more city that backs them,” an organizer said.

The city's finance committee rejects a proposed development agreement from Beitler Real Estate Services, opting to continue with negotiations.

After touring the quarry and surrounding properties earlier this month, members of the Dane County Zoning and Land Regulation Committee could vote on whether to revoke the quarry's permit Tuesday.

Getting his office in order is among the items that has yet to be crossed off the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball coach’s offseason to-do list.

The city is offering two programs to get residents on board, and to lower their costs.

After our most recent national massacre, this time in Orlando, it is obvious this country cares little for the safety of its citizens.

The League of Women Voters of Dane County agrees that "The city deserves a professional and constructive dialog to promote public safety,” as stated in the State Journal's June 10 editorial, "Chief Koval right on substance but wrong on style."

In the aftermath of the shooting death of at least 49 innocent people in Orlando, Florida, in the early hours of June 12 -- the worst in U.S. history -- it is hard to imagine why we as a nation…

As older comic book fans remember, in Superman’s universe a square planet was known as "Bizarro World.” Essentially, the citizens of this planet did everything in reverse, like saying “goodbye” when they entered a room.

Unions keep a check and balance between employees and employers.

The lawyer for a Madison man charged with trying to join the terrorist group Islamic State wrote to a federal judge Monday that he won't contest a finding that his client is competent to stand trial.

Crops emerging ahead of schedule across state.