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Familial connection at play for Wisconsin volleyball vs. Purdue (copy)
If John Shondell had had his druthers, he’d have made the UW Field House his home away from home some 37 years ago.
Charles H. Gerber
August 11, 1938 — November 15, 2025
Donna M. Shakstad
May 20, 1938 — November 13, 2025
Veronica A. King
MADISON — Veronica A. King, 85 of Madison, Wis., passed away on Thursday, November 6, 2025 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison. Veronica was employed as a secretary in the Department of Plant Pathology at UW-Madison.
Ruth Broome
May 27, 1928 — November 15, 2025
Brea Marin Kleine
May 31, 1977 — November 11, 2025
Dr. Rolf Wegenke
May 19, 1948 — November 15, 2025
Ronald Christianson
November 15, 2025
Audrey (Nabholz) Graack
September 19, 1925 - November 13, 2025
Lynne M. Suich
May 14, 1970 - November 16, 2025
Marie C. Michaels
January 31, 1937 — November 12, 2025
Mary Lucille Berthold
July 31, 1941 — November 12, 2025
Village meeting gets packed for presentation on proposed DeForest data center
QTS Data Centers has proposed a $12 billion first phase.
Cyberattacks are up. So why are US defenses down? | Bloomberg News
America’s enemies are growing bolder and more sophisticated in cyberspace. To fend them off, the government must stop unilaterally disarming.
Bucks coach Rivers gives update on star forward's injury status
A groin strain will likely keep Milwaukee's leading scorer out for “probably two weeks.”
Abortion, school funding and free speech measures passed by state Senate
Democratic governor Tony Evers typically vetoes legislation that has not received bipartisan support.
Governor candidates address homelessness challenges at Madison summit
The most recent "Point in Time" count for Madison and Dane County, in January, identified 790 people experiencing homelessness, a 7% increase from the previous year.
UW-Madison’s new center studies the link between aging and diseases
Age is the biggest disease risk factor for cancer, neurodegenerative disease, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, co-director Rozalyn Anderson said.
Brewers pitcher among players accepting qualifying offers
Milwaukee's two-time All-Star accepted a deal for $22,025,000 to remove himself from the free-agent market.
Concerns grow that stocks shot too high
NEW YORK — The U.S. stock market fell after another jarring day Tuesday, as worries that their prices shot too high keep dogging Nvidia, bitcoin and other Wall Street stars.
