Wisconsin State Journal

Inmates of the Dane County Jail being released back into society can be vulnerable to revisiting their past, but a new program utilizing local agencies should make it an easier and more fruitful transition.

Coach Tod Lacey's Spartans, unbeaten in regular-season duals, take on state top-ranked University School in a Saturday semifinal.

The State Patrol will be taking to the skies to catch speeders on three different occasions and in three different parts of Wisconsin, the first coming Friday.

A motorcycle rider was seriously injured Wednesday night when he collided with a deer near Verona, the rider getting arrested for drunken driving.

Lone Girl's got a lot going on, including 12 beers and a new food menu just rolled out for summer.

GREEN BAY -- Tom Clements and Frank Cignetii have crossed paths a few times over the years, but they’re not close enough for Clements to dial up the Green Bay Packers’ new quarterbacks coach and offer his advice on how…

Nick Pierre, a forward who'll enter ninth grade at Hill-Murray School in the Twin Cities in the fall, announced Wednesday that he had committed to the Badgers. The earliest he'll join UW is 2022.

A company representing the interests of late comedian Chris Farley has settled its lawsuit against Waterloo-based Trek Bicycles, just days after the case was moved to federal court in Madison.

Prosecutors revised and increased the criminal charges against Benjamin Cortes, who is accused of striking two pedestrians on Midvale Boulevard in April, killing one of them.

All of the arguments I hear about the Second Amendment focus on "the right of the people to keep and bear arms." That this right shall not be infringed.