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