WebFX reports that while boycotting AI products like ChatGPT is feasible, complete avoidance in 2026 is unrealistic due to AI's integration in daily tech.

Daniel and the Fiery Furnace opens in theaters Sept. 18.

The man was arrested in October, more than seven months after he stole almost $4,600 from the Cash Store on Feb. 27, 2025.

University of Wisconsin-Parkside Chancellor Lynn Akey walked Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers through the campus in Somers on Sept. 14, making stops to visit with students, educators and faculty.

Seven farms across Wisconsin filed for bankruptcy in the first eight months of 2026 as filings rise again after a post-pandemic lull.

The Daily Yonder and Broadband Breakfast report on the faltering farm bill markup, highlighting its implications for rural broadband, including funding challenges and speed requirements.

Wells Fargo reports that honest money talks are crucial for couples, emphasizing transparency, shared goals, and regular check-ins to maintain trust.

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

Ally Financial reports that microsaving allows individuals to save small amounts regularly, helping them build savings habits without feeling overwhelmed.

Ollie reports that fresh dog food prioritizes real, recognizable ingredients like human-grade meats, vegetables, and healthy fats, ensuring quality and transparency.

U.S. companies getting refunds after the Supreme Court struck down Trumps import tariffs are using the temporary windfall in a range of creative ways.

Clym reports the U.S. Supreme Court will decide who can sue under the 1988 Video Privacy Protection Act, impacting many businesses with video content online.

Greetwell reports 1 in 6 travelers using AI received false travel recommendations, with 55% encountering inaccurate suggestions.

The casual, full-service restaurants are designed to look like a 1920s service station and are inspired by the Ford Motor Company.

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

Knowable Magazine reports that protests against AI's water use are rising, with data centers consuming significant energy and water, especially in drought areas.

Here are some of the best and biggest moments from the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards.

Following an active spring season of tick-related emergency department visits, this fall will likely be similar, as ticks will be active until temperatures drop below freezing.

Creditors have until January 4, 2027, to file claims against Robert J. Stalder's estate, who died on August 21, 2026. No formal notice will be sent. Claims can be submitted at the Dane County Courthouse in Madison. Attorney Amy R.…

Rita M. Derezinski, who lived at 9002 Hawks Reserve LN Unit 201, Verona, WI, passed away July 21, 2026. As trustee, Debra Anne Fluno is urging claims against her estate to be filed within four months from August 31, 2026,…

An informal administration application for Robert J. Starker's estate will be heard on October 29, 2026, at 8:30 am via phone at Dane County Courthouse, Room 1005. Claims against the estate must be filed by January 4, 2027. If you…

Phillip Oren Estate In Dane County, Wisconsin, an informal administration has been filed for the estate of Phillip H. Oren, born 03/04/1937 and passed away 07/01/2026, residing in McFarland. Creditors have until 12/28/2026 to submit claims against the estate, which…

Creditors have until January 4, 2027, to file claims against the estate of Lawrence McMullin, born December 12, 1939, and died August 17, 2025, in Dane County, Wisconsin. An informal administration application was filed. Claims can be submitted at the…

Lakae Vondrail Bester, 6270 Limestone Lane, Madison, is being sued by Creative Finance, Inc., 815 Business Park Road, Wisconsin Dells. By September 22, 2026, Bester must respond to the lawsuit with a written request for the complaint's copy sent to…