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Harbort, Donald Vernon
WESTPORT - Donald Vernon Harbort, age 87, passed away on June 10, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare.
Pritchard, Kenneth Warren
MADISON - Kenneth Warren Pritchard, age 58, of Madison, passed away at his home on Sunday, June 7, 2015.
McArdle, Joseph Edward "Ed"
MONROE - Joseph Edward Ed" McArdle, age 83, passed away surrounded by family on June 10, 2015. Ed was born Feb. 3, 1932, near Darlington, Wis., to Thomas McArdle and Catherine (McGowan) McArdle.
Boelter, June Marian
MARKESAN - June Marian Boelter, age 86 of Markesan, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at home surrounded by family and friends.
Borman, Linda K.
STOUGHTON - Laura K. Borman, age 60, passed away on Thursday, June 11, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare. Arrangements are pending. A full obituary will be published in the Sunday edition. Online co…
Police: Madison meth lab bust is sign of drug's rare but dangerous impact
The basement of a Near East Side home was the site of a sophisticated methamphetamine lab until authorities discovered it last week.
GOP lawmakers eying end to alternative minimum tax
A key Republican lawmaker is renewing efforts to repeal Wisconsin's alternative minimum tax, which mostly applies to the state's high earners, and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald has s…
11 Madison students picked for future teacher program
The students must commit to working two years in Madison schools after completing college.
Covance announces CEO successor plans
The drug development services company is one of Madison's largest employers.
Hands on Wisconsin: Who will keep your data safe?
The federal government will no longer collect meta data, as they did under the Patriot Act. Instead telecommunications companies will collect and store the data.
Chris Rickert: Republicans on the hunt for problems target rare breed in audit bureau
The Legislative Audit Bureau is an example of an increasingly endangered species in public discourse generally.
Restaurant review: Waypoint is hard to find but easy to like
It's easy to see why Tim Thompson's restaurants are popular, and Waypoint is no different.
Michael Feldman: How 30 years of 'Whad'ya Know?' began
All right, it’s June 1, 1985. (Humor me).
Dana Milbank: U.S. Supreme Court should avoid health care chaos
WASHINGTON — President Obama uttered more than 3,600 words on the stage of a hotel ballroom on Tuesday, but his message could be summed up in three: You wouldn’t dare.
Memorial High School senior first in family to attend four-year-college
The Memorial High School senior -- who is passionate about public speaking, science and anime -- will attend Swarthmore College.
Dr. Zorba Paster: Look for potential poisons throughout the home
It’s nice to be ahead of the curve. That’s not always the case with me but sometimes I hit the sweet spot.Two years ago I talked about those tasty looking laundry detergent pods. I was vindica…
Badgers football: Austin Kafentzis will pay at Nevada, reports say
The highly touted prospect from Utah had enrolled early and gone through spring practice with the Badgers.
WIAA girls soccer: Back from a knee injury, Vanessa Narveson leads Belleville/New Glarus into sectional
Just by winning their WIAA Division 3 regional last week, the Belleville/New Glarus girls soccer team already has had a more successful season than last year.
WIAA state softball: State trip redeems frustration of 2014 sectional loss for Poynette and star Jordan Blochwitz
Jordan Blochwitz remembers.
WIAA state softball: Kelsie Packard has helped veteran coach Bob Sulser return Beloit Turner to prominence
When Bob Sulser took over the Beloit Turner prep softball program in 2001, he hoped he could take the program to the highest level.
