As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, we're recognizing Wisconsinites who have made unique contributions to the nation.

The dining room can get loud when full, but it's worth braving for the kale salad, pappardelle pasta and dark chocolate budino.

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Main and Pinckney streets and the 100 blocks of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and East Washington Avenue will be closed beginning around 3 p.m.

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Featured images by the Wisconsin State Journal's photo team of Amber Arnold, John Hart and Owen Ziliak.

During one of the best Milwaukee concerts of 2025, at the Raves Eagles Ballroom, country pop artist Megan Moroney showed she was ready to headline huge stages.

Third Eye Blind charmed, Tash Sultana impressed and Charlie Wilson drew adoring aunties on June 18, the opening day of Summerfest.

The findings of a large-scale review of more than 7,200 studies on alcohol-related disease are at odds with federal health guidelines.

Salah Sarsour, a Palestinian activist, lawful permanent resident and Milwaukee Mosque leader, was arrested March 30 by ICE in Milwaukee.

The crew was inspired by the museums 1930s-era circus collection and attended a Big Top show on Wednesday morning.

Amandria Brunner has been found not guilty on all counts in the deadly crash last September that killed two Marquette University lacrosse players.

Families and employers are at risk across Wisconsin

The Wisconsin State Patrol is assisting the sheriffs office with the investigation, which is ongoing. No charges have been filed against the SUV driver.

More than 73 years after his Air Force plane crashed into an Alaskan mountain, a Wisconsin airman's remains came home.

Ridglan Farms was the second-largest industrial-scale beagle breeding operation in the country.

Owner Ian Oestreich said not having a physical store allows Curbside to keep its prices more affordable.

No members of law enforcement or members of the public were injured.

The National Weather Service of La Crosse has preliminary determined that an EF-2 tornado happened Wednesday in Allamakee County.

The state's 40-year-old racebased college grants for select minority students will cease to exist after a unanimous decision Thursday by the state Supreme Court that found the program is discriminatory.