Federal agents may need an element of surprise to capture dangerous people wanted for serious crimes in Wisconsin.
- Wisconsin State Journal editorial board
Summer just started, and a stinky film of muck already ruined the northeast shoreline of Lake Monona.
- Wisconsin State Journal editorial board
Being a patriot requires more than saluting the flag or singing the national anthem. It goes beyond serving in the military or voting in elections.
- Wisconsin State Journal editorial board
8 in 10 Madison grads say they're going to college
- Wisconsin State Journal editorial board
Pay it forward.
- Wisconsin State Journal editorial board
Sale of state building accelerates momentum for Amtrak service to Madison
- Wisconsin State Journal editorial board
Wisconsin’s leaders failed again to adopt a fair process for drawing voting districts.
Here we go again in Madison, speculating over a controversial police interaction because city officers don’t wear body cameras.
The three most powerful people at the state Capitol last week had the right idea in trying to ease the burden of property taxes on homeowners while investing more in schools.
Madison is going to feel more like home for the Black people who live, move and visit here.
Lab animals deserve better care for their sacrifice — especially at the troubled Ridglan Farms.
We get it: Rolling farm fields are more picturesque without wind turbines spinning their blades hundreds of feet in the air. Some rural Columbia County residents are fighting plans for a wind farm near their homes.
It took the risk of “end times” to finally snap U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson out of his fealty to President Donald Trump.
No other team compares to Coach Johnson’s relentless Badgers
The Wisconsin State Journal is endorsing in all 13 competitive races for Dane County Board in the April 7 election.
The official start of tailgate season is Saturday, and it has nothing to do with sports. It’s the brat bash outside the Badger State Spelling Bee in Madison.
The Madison Public Market looks fun and inviting as it prepares to finally open after decades of changing plans, delays and higher cost.
Two impressive UW-Madison sophomores are competing for an open seat on the Madison City Council, representing the campus area.
Kate Blood knows a lot about how to make housing more affordable on Madison's South Side, which is a top priority for her City Council campaign.
Barbara McKinney is the easy choice for this Southwest Side seat on the Madison City Council. She’s experienced, independent and more connected to her District 20 constituents.
Remember the last time Wisconsin elected a state Supreme Court justice?
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