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Williams, who won Division 2 titles in the 100, 200 and long jump a year ago, will compete in those events in Division 1 this weekend in La Crosse.

A Wisconsin court of appeals has finally put to rest some of the questions over what information must be withheld under the federal Driver’s Privacy Protection Act, or DPPA. Its recent decision ends years of confusion in a way that…

A half-dozen rifles stolen from a Soldiers Grove home in July of 2015 were fished out of a Crawford County stream, after an angler hooked one of the rifles a few days earlier.

Is it any wonder voters don't trust Hillary Clinton? Her chronic obsession with secrecy — laid out in a new report on her email practices while secretary of state — makes them wonder what she's trying to hide.

Sometimes, the only reasonable reaction to things that come out of government officials' mouths is a disgusted shake of one's head.

Each week, we’re pulling a classic recipe out of the State Journal archives and sharing it here as it was originally printed years ago. Remember, ingredients and cooking techniques change over time so you may want to make some adjustments…

A former teacher and current teacher in the Reedsburg school system were ticketed by Reedsburg police for allegedly flattening two tires on the high school principal's pickup truck during high school graduation Friday night.

Vincent was a 1991 First Team All-American and the runner-up for the Thorpe Award that year.

A year ago Wayne Whitemarsh, at McFarlanes’ in Sauk City and Patty Bennet, at Crystal Lake Campground near Lodi, pulled off their first Senior Fishing Outing. They repeated the event last month, with even more success.

A Stoughton liquor store was robbed on Memorial Day, with the suspect arrested by police a short time later.

Madison Public Library representatives are in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, ready to get the nation's highest honor for community service by museums and libraries.

A 54-year-old Madison man suffered significant head injuries Saturday night when he fell off a second-floor balcony at an apartment on the city's East Side.

A burglar made off with an undisclosed amount of money early Tuesday morning after breaking into an East Side restaurant.

A one-block stretch of West Main Street near Capitol Square is closed Wednesday so work can be done at a building on the street.

It’s that time of the year again when we Italians pop our buttons with pride during the ever-popular Festa Italia weekend. Sponsored by the Italian Workmen’s Club at McKee Farms Park in Fitchburg, festivities begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday and…

The awards, which are financed by the institutions the seniors anticipate attending, range from $500 to $2,000 annually for four years of undergraduate study.

OUR VIEW: Madison campus has high retention rate despite funding cut, heavy recruitment

They say we first eat with our eyes.

A number of programs are being used to provide North Side residents access to affordable food after Peirce's Northside Market closed in early May and the co-op won't open until August.