MILWAUKEE (AP) — COVID-19 patients are filling Wisconsin hospitals, forcing doctors to transfer patients to other facilities and build waiting…
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature on Wednesday asked a federal appeals court to suspend its ruling that wou…
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SUPERIOR, Wis. (AP) — The adult son of a Superior woman has been arrested in her death.
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The second of two brothers who drove an all-terrain vehicle away from a sheriff’s deputy on Milton Avenue last November was sentenced Tuesday …
The Wisconsin State Patrol arrested a Janesville man on Interstate 90/39 early Tuesday on a fourth-offense intoxicated driving charge, accordi…
A Janesville man who pleaded guilty Tuesday to raping a girl he knows is expected to serve time in prison because of how his Rock County case …
Rock County law enforcement leaders said during a virtual meeting Monday night that they are against eliminating qualified immunity and that “…
A Wausaukee man was arrested late Sunday night on at sixth OWI charge outside a hospital.
Authorities arrested three men for attempting to traffic more than 2 pounds of pot after officers stopped a vehicle with illegally tinted wind…
Rock County sheriff's officials say they don't think public safety was compromised after they allowed more people to leave the jail on electro…
The Rock County Medical Examiner’s Department on Wednesday released the names of the two people from Black River Falls who died in a crash in …
Eighteen people are hospitalized in Rock County with COVID-19, the most in a single day since May 28.
They're not loitering. They're not up to no good. They're just some guys hanging out in lawn chairs outside in the parking lot of an empty dep…
About 80 people will need new health insurance plans after MercyCare pulls out of the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program in 2021.
Under a new plan that goes live next month, high school students in the Janesville School District who plan to learn in the classroom will att…
The state Department of Health Services found no deficiencies at Rock Haven nursing home after two investigations related to COVID-19.
The Janesville City Council and the city’s liquor commission haven’t yet made sweeping changes to city alcohol license policies, but both gove…
Rep. Deb Kolste will join the state Legislature's Joint Finance Committee.
The Rock County Board on Thursday voted unanimously to reduce the fine for possession of marijuana to $1.
Local residents, school officials, state lawmakers and business operators sounded off Tuesday on the governor's extended masking mandate, whic…
Two young cousins weren't dropped off where they were supposed to be in separate Clinton School District incidents.
The Janesville School Board last week unanimously approved applying for the early literacy grant, which would give the school district $300,00…
A "Born Learning Trail" was installed at Bond Park on Tuesday.
The closure will last until at least Friday Oct. 9 and is due to a large number of staff being under quarantine.
Businesswoman Diane Hendricks is among four members of the Beloit College Board of Trustees resigning their positions, according to a statemen…
The Janesville School District on Thursday released new data on students and staff affected by the coronavirus.
Photo gallery: One thing that hasn’t changed in the 175 years since its first edition is The Gazette remains committed to local news and local…
Photo gallery: The Gazette started publishing in 1845, eight years before Janesville incorporated and three years before Wisconsin was a state.
The Janesville Gazette grew with its community, offering a focus on the local that no one could match.
In 1845, Levi Alden and E.A. Stoddard decided it was time for Janesville to have a newspaper. Although the local population was a mere 850, Ja…
The Janesville City Council and the city’s liquor commission haven’t yet made sweeping changes to city alcohol license policies, but both gove…
Less than a week after UW-Whitewater officials told the Whitewater City Council that “there isn’t anything we can do” to prevent large off-cam…
If UW-Whitewater’s campus is forced to shut down and go all virtual for the rest of the semester because of out-of-control COVID-19 cases, the…
UW-Whitewater on Friday moved to limit indoor and outdoor gatherings to no more than 10 people “for the foreseeable future,” a move brought on…
Tommy Thompson said the lack of mask-wearing and social-distancing might mean schools cannot “finish the semester.” Differing from some local …
A citywide electronics recycling event will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, in Parking Lot B on West Whitewater Street, across f…
