Neil Johnson

JANESVILLE — The city of Janesville is eyeing a possible lane reconfiguration, new painted crosswalks and at least one pedestrian safety island, among other possible changes, along a stretch of

JANESVILLE—When Janesville resident and former landlord Dan Hartung learned last month that an apartment in the city had been spray-painted with a tenant’s name and accusations that she owed thousands

JANESVILLE — The Janesville Transit System is on pace to complete $1.5 million in improvements to its Downtown Transfer Center, with riders waiting in the lobby soon to be more

If it’s built and run under current plans, a consultant estimates the Woodman’s Sports and Convention could operate in the red every year through at least 2028.

A second Beloit man now faces felony criminal charges in a shootout May 8 that left several mobile homes at Rockvale Mobile Home Park riddled with bullets.

Fevers and coughs are hitting local residents -- especially children -- hard this fall as health care providers report an unusual recent spike in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections.

EDGERTON — Taking shape since August of last year, Alliant Energy’s 473-acre North Rock solar farm is, as of this week, officially ready to pump electricity onto the grid.

JANESVILLE — The Janesville Plan Commission and downtown business stakeholders overwhelmingly gave thumbs-up Monday to a plan to turn the former Crazy Joe’s furniture store into climate-controlled self-storage.

Olivia Martinez-Pergolski smiled as she explained to a non-Spanish-speaking man the message behind a mariachi band’s song. The group’s female singer, clad in a black suit with ornamental tassels, meanwhile

Joe’s finally got his decrepit pop-up camper and beat-to-death 1996 GMC pickup truck off Janesville city property. So that’s all ironed out. For now. So, too, is a year of

As a semi-retired health care lobbyist, one-time Janesville City Council member and sometimes local radio talk show personality, Richard Gruber says he’d never encountered raw political partisanship by local public

Beloit’s Bird scooter program apparently has been shut down, not by the city, but by the vendor who’d worked for Bird scooter as a contractor for the program.

Mark Freitag has officially tendered his resignation to the city of Janesville, and the city manager of nine years intends to leave City Hall by Oct. 22.

The nearly century-old Woodman’s Food Market sign recently discovered during removal of a façade on a Milton Avenue storefront has disappeared from sight again. But it’ll never again be lost

Wisconsin Poet Laureate Dasha Kelly Hamilton, Wisconsin’s first Black female poet laureate, will visit the Hedberg Public Library on Saturday afternoon.

A developer who has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars converting a former funeral home in downtown Janesville to apartments for people with disabilities is suing city of Janesville officials

While it might seem unlikely that multiple women waited to tell authorities their landlord tried to force them to have sex with him under the threat of eviction, local advocates

The city’s Department of Public Works director Paul Woodard is expected to leave his post at City Hall at the end of this week, a move that will spark another

Hy-Vee’s plans to build out a new grocery and restaurant with a drive-thru pharmacy and an online grocery outbuilding off Humes Road and North Lexington Drive are headed to the

On any given Saturday, the crews manning Janesville’s fire stations rekindle a unique tradition that’s been embedded for decades in the Janesville Fire Department’s history, tradition and in-house culture: “Spaghetti