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Tuschen, Helen H.
SUN PRAIRIE - Helen H. Tuschen, age 89, passed away on Wednesday, March 18, 2015, in Madison. Funeral arrangements are pending. A full obituary will appear in Sunday's paper.
Norgaren, Cornelius Drogvold "Clink"
STOUGHTON - Cornelius Drogvold "Clink" Norgaren, age 98, passed away on Wednesday, March 18, 2015, at Azura Memory Care, Stoughton.
Phillips, Sandra Rose
MIDDLETON - Sandra Rose Phillips, age 71, passed to eternal life on Sunday, March 15, 2015, at UW Hospital Madison. Sandra was born on Sept. 1, 1942, to Arline (Trinrud nee Hass) and Harold Wa…
Johnson, Linda J.
DeFOREST - Linda J. Johnson, age 66, passed away on Thursday, March 19, 2015. Arrangements are pending.
County Board member let 'hostile' crowd into public building after Tony Robinson shooting
Sup. Leland Pan turned in his building key after police confronted him over his actions.
Epic System's auditorium, contractor win national award
Epic Systems Corp.'s Deep Space auditorium was judged best new building over $200 million Thursday by the Associated General Contractors of America, while the contractor that built it, Madison…
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Race a tall order for Starbucks
Buying a cup of coffee is getting risky for introverts.
Hallan cuerpo de reportero perdido en río de Nueva Jersey
MORRISTOWN, Nueva Jersey, EE.UU. (AP) — Un cuerpo encontrado esta semana en un río del norte de Nueva Jersey pertenece a un antiguo reportero del periódico Wall Street Journal que estaba desap…
Badgers men's basketball: Coastal Carolina's Josh Cameron brings added motivation
Cameron, a guard who averages 12.9 points for the Chanticleers, wasn't recruited by UW out of Racine Park High School.
In statement, family of Madison officer Matt Kenny defends his character, commitment
The parents and sister of Madison police officer Matt Kenny said Thursday he is a caring, conscientious person and an exemplary officer who "operates with the highest level of integrity, judgm…
Reports: Tony Robinson took hallucinogenic mushrooms the day he was shot
From the start, those close to Tony Robinson said he wasn’t himself on the day he was fatally shot by a Madison police officer.
Nine board members join Wisconsin Technology Council
The new members raise council board to more than 50.
Wisconsin private-sector job growth lags national average
Wisconsin added jobs at half the national average, ranking it 38th in private-sector job growth for the 12-month period that ended in September, according to figures released Thursday by the U…
Badgers football: Tanner McEvoy set to make an impact at safety
No longer a quarterback, McEvoy — a 6-6, 222-pound senior — will also work at wide receiver during spring practice.
Badgers volleyball: Setter Jordan Robbins to transfer from UCLA to UW
Robbins, a 5-11 sophomore who redshirted last season, will have three years of eligibility with the Badgers.
No temporary injunction in right-to-work lawsuit, judge says
A Dane County judge declined to issue a temporary injunction Thursday that would have put Wisconsin's new right-to-work law on hold, finding that there wasn't adequate proof that unions would …
Know Your Madisonian: Sally Averkamp
Master Gardener Sally Averkamp leads a crew of eight volunteers in keeping the annual gardens around the City-County Building in order.
Scott Walker has busy schedule lined up in South Carolina
The governor plans four stops in two days, plus meetings with state lawmakers and Gov. Nikki Haley.
Hands on Wisconsin: Big dancing with the stars
Bucky heads to "Big Dance" in hopes of improving on last year's Final Four appearance.
Madison is No. 3 for working women, NerdWallet says
Fitchburg also fares well in the survey by the American Association of University Women.
