Wisconsin State Journal Local News

It typically takes the city 12 to 14 hours to fully plow Madison's 1,800 miles of traffic lanes, but more snow is expected during the day Saturday.

The Sun Prairie East standout and Arkansas State commit checks all the boxes, yet wasn't picked among the six finalists as best player in the state.

Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Brandon Woodruff said he exceeded his expectations when he faced hitters for the first time since late in the 2023 season.

The Badgers broke a 5-on-5 scoring drought but one goal was all they could muster in losing at No. 8 Ohio State to extend a late-season skid.

Philadelphia's title run provided multiple lessons that Green Bay can use as its GPS toward a deeper playoff run next season. Here are five things the Packers can emulate.

Fill in the caption with a clever quip by Wednesday and win publication of your line with the cartoon in next Sunday’s newspaper. You’ll also receive a signed print of the cartoon by artist Phil Hands.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Feb. 18.

The graduate guard continues to shine for the Badgers, leading to even more national honors.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The primary is Feb. 18.

The city seeks to intervene in lawsuits by Missouri, Tennessee and Texas challenging protections for women who travel out of state for abortions.

The restaurant has been full every night, a manager said, with customers driving from an hour away.

A second person with a gunshot wound was contacted at a local hospital, according to police.

Looking for restaurant ideas? Here are four options, based on recent Wisconsin State Journal reviews.

Lewis Crane is upset that Donald Trump wants to make Canada the 51st state. Oscar Fox thinks we should add all 10 Canadian provinces and three terrorities to the union in this week's Mendota Marsh.

The heaviest snowfall is expected to hit Madison during the Friday evening rush hour.

A familiar trend is set to continue with a transfer quarterback taking the reins of the Badgers' offense. Hear from the program's newest signal-caller on his initial thoughts and more.

Adesi succeeds longtime Omega director Oscar Mireles, just as the school becomes part of the Madison-based Literacy Network.

"There's a lot of excitement," Andy Spinelli, president of the museum, said this week. "We still have a lot of work to do, but it’s huge and monumental."

The Badgers are projected as high as a No. 3 seed with four weeks remaining until Selection Sunday. A trip to Milwaukee for the opening weekend is now within reach.