Previous positive cases of bird flu this year have occurred in Jefferson, Walworth and Dane counties. Wisconsins five positive cases this year represent more than 4.4 million birds.

Cardinal Blase Cupich, archbishop of Chicago, along with two orders of nuns, the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm and the Little Sisters of the Poor, filed a lawsuit to block Illinois assisted suicide law. These two orders operate…

Many of us are disturbed by the gnawing feeling that technology's progression is costing us something fundamentally human.

Accredited Debt Relief reports that school-related debt affects children's futures more than parents realize, with 19% unable to afford activities, limiting opportunities.

The 74 reports that elementary principals are learning about early childhood education through programs like BELL and P-3, emphasizing play-based learning and tailored approaches to meet the needs of young students.

RE:PUBLIC reports on a proposed land swap for a new resort near Yosemite, sparking concerns about overcrowding and environmental impact in the park.

Lucky for her Wisconsin fans, Patti Smith says she's "shortening my return times."

Accels reports that Stripe's acquisition of OpenRouter highlights the emerging AI token economy, where token costs are falling but consumption is rising sharply.

At this year's milestone Wisconsin State Fair, 113 family farms celebrated 100 or 150 years of family farm ownership.

UW-Madison researchers will study thousands of brains to determine whether exposures to environmental toxins increases the risk of Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia.

The department's second dual patrol K9, Aspen, died July 21 of a heart attack.

According to the criminal complaint, Nelson, 34, of Madison, first met the victim when he was a student at Badger Ridge Middle School and she was his choir teacher, the boy told investigators.

The annual hunt for the medallion is officially underway after Oktoberfest USA announced its first clue Monday morning.

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

Its off-label use is on the rise, primarily to treat symptoms related to menopause.

Dancing with the Stars is back and had plenty of surprises during the first of its two-night premiere.

By most accounts, the city of La Crosse has been cracking down on underage drinking violations.

Madisons pedestrian safety plan seeks to add sidewalks, improve dangerous crossings and prioritize investments in underserved neighborhoods.

The store will feature 2,000 used books and become a second, smaller location for the West Side bookstore.

With an estimated toll of at least 1,100 dead whitetailed deer, the 2026 outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease, or EHD, is the largest in Wisconsin history, according to the Department of Natural Resources.

UW-Platteville has suspended its men's cross country season and put its coach on paid leave as it investigates hazing and other student-athlete conduct violations, the university announced Tuesday.