Wisconsin State Journal

28 reviews

+1 (608) 252-6200

Website

Photos

1901 Fish Hatchery Rd

Madison, WI 53713

+1 (608) 252-6200

http://host.madison.com

The Wisconsin State Journal in Madison, WI is a comprehensive news source offering coverage on local, state, regional, national, and world news, along with opinion pieces, sports updates, dining recommendations, and entertainment listings. With a focus on delivering up-to-date information to its readers, the publication also features obituaries, business news, and a variety of interactive services such as classified ads and event calendars.

As a trusted media outlet in the Madison area, the Wisconsin State Journal provides a platform for community engagement through news tips, story submissions, and photo sharing. Readers can access the publication in both print and digital formats, staying informed on a wide range of topics from politics and education to sports and lifestyle, all while enjoying the convenience of online features and subscription management.

Generated from the website

Also at this address

Chorus Communications G

Sunfire Digital

Agri-View

Wisconsin News Tracker

Reviews

1.028 reviews

Joyce G.

11/29/2013

The lobby is nice and simple. The ladies behind the stations are nice enough. The location isn't bad by no means - right in the middle of the city (so to speak). Free parking. I somehow...

Read more on Yelp

Gary C.

10/26/2024

This is the 4th negative review in 2 years that I have written about what I believe are the despicable, unethical and immoral business practices of the WI State Journal. Elder Abuse. My mother...

Read more on Yelp

Joy M.

9/18/2024

Worst online subscription experience ever. Terrible customer service. I tried to cancel because it wasn't working and it wouldn't let me, so I tried calling and the customer service was...

Read more on Yelp

Michael K.

1/9/2024

WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL ONLINE SUBSCRIPTION IS A SCAM AND I LITERALLY HAD TO GET A NEW DEBIT CARD FROM THE BANK TO STOP CHARGES. You can't cancel online, so you have to do it over the phone....

Read more on Yelp

Susan M.

4/30/2024

Unethical billing practices. They offer the subscription for free but when you try to cancel - they will not let you. It took moving a mountain to end the subscription.

Read more on Yelp

Own this business?

Claim it

See a problem?

Business services, nec, nec, Services, nec, nec, Newspapers, publishing and printing

Capital Newspapers

Capital Newspapers, established in 1971 and located in Madison, Wis., features local news, blogs, forums and community information through a wide variety of publications. The publisher offers various journals that include the Apartment Showcase, Baraboo News Republic, Capital Region Business, Daily Citizen, Juneau County Star-Times and Marketplace. It also provides other journals, such as Weekend Citizen, Wheels For You, Wisconsin Reminder and the Wisconsin State Journal. The publisher offers a variety of specialized services that include advertising in newspapers, digital files, preprint specifications and online advertisement options. Its publications have several sections, including lifestyle, real estate queries, strategy, corporate and branding. The publisher additionally offers notifications about engagements, weddings, civil unions, commitment ceremonies and anniversaries.

Business services, nec, nec, Feathers and feather products

Capital Times

Capital Times is a local media company based in Madison, WI, providing news coverage and information to the community. With a focus on local events, politics, and culture, Capital Times aims to keep residents informed and engaged with the happenings in their city. Generated from their business information

Business services, nec, nec, Newspapers, publishing and printing

The Daily Cardinal

The Daily Cardinal, the nation s oldest independent student newspaper, remains a prominent voice for University of Wisconsin-Madison s student body and surrounding community. It has covered six wars, followed 20 presidential terms and reported on and surrounded itself with political controversy. Four hundred free copies of the paper were first distributed April 4, 1892 after 75 students, out of 1,500 total college kids enrolled at UW-Madison, discussed the need for a university paper. The founder and first editor, William Wesley Young, would race his horse down State Street to the offices of the Madison Democrat where the printer was located for the first month of the Cardinal s production. Today, the Cardinal prints 10,000 copies of the paper per day. The staff, comprised of more than 150 members, puts out a paper five days per week.

United States›Wisconsin›Madison›Wisconsin State Journal

Partial Data by Foursquare.