Wisconsin State Journal Local News

madison.com - RSS Results
searched for #wsj
only for asset type(s) of article
Updated: 42 min 6 sec ago
Hinnendael, Eva Maria
MIDDLETON - Eva Maria Hinnendael, age 65, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, June 14, 2016, surrounded by her loving family. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 602 Everglade Drive, Madison, at 11…
Krahn, Donald E.
BIG FLATS - Donald E. Krahn, age 81, of the town of Big Flats, Wis., died Tuesday, June 14, 2016, at his home.
Draves, Catherine
MADISON - Catherine Draves, age 89, formerly of Madison, Wis., died peacefully on June 1, 2016, at The Commons on Marice in Eagan, Minn. Born July 8, 1926, to John and Anna Noble of Richland Center, Wis., she is preceded…
Metz, Derek R.
STOUGHTON - Derek Metz, age 30, of Stoughton, passed away on Tuesday, June 14, 2016, at the Metz Family home. He was born on March 20, 1986, in Madison, the son of Daniel P. and Leslie C. Metz.
Dane County buying Madison Chamber of Commerce building for homeless day center
The county is abandoning plans to for homeless day resources center at the former Messner building.
Mark Pocan endorses Hillary Clinton
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Black Earth, Thursday endorsed Hillary Clinton to be the Democratic presidential nominee.
American Family wants permission to reorganize as it eyes expanding beyond insurance
American Family Mutual Insurance Company is seeking to expand its corporate footprint on paths that may lead to expansion into non-insurance products and services, the company announced Thursday.
Lawn tractor versus cement truck leaves man injured
In a lawn tractor versus cement truck accident Thursday, the lawn tractor driver was seriously injured.
WIAA state baseball: Neenah St. Mary too much for Prairie du Chien in Division 2 title game
Congratulations to Saint Mary Catholic @Zephyr_Sports. The D3 Spring Baseball Champs! #wiaastate #wiaabase pic.twitter.com/phdJL4VgTF— WIAA Tournaments (@wiaawistate) June 16, 2016
Stoughton Fair cancels pig wrestling amid pressure
The decision came less than two days after the City Council unanimously passed a resolution, asking the Stoughton Fair board to cancel pig wrestling at this year's event. The City Council offered $6,000 to offset lost ticket revenue.
Steve Chapman: Why people are voting for Donald Trump
Participating in a democratic society is a thankless duty that seldom repays the effort. If you do research so you can select the better candidate in a race, your choice may be futile because your candidate loses. Even if your…
WIAA state baseball: Big inning, Aaron Huebsch's pitching lead Ithaca to first state championship
The Bulldogs, last year's state runners-up, beat Rib Lake 10-4 after getting seven consecutive hits in a five-run fourth inning.
Tom Laskin, Madison journalist, dies in France
Tom Laskin, a former Madison journalist and musician whose career here was marked by clear and confident writing on diverse topics, especially music, has died.
Zingy picnic salad makes for a fast, healthy picnic lunch
In our small hometown, Sunday evening’s concert in the park is more than just a gathering of locals and tourists. It’s how we mark the passage of time between May and September.
Madison area resident killed in confrontation with Marinette County deputies
An armed Fitchburg man has been killed by Marinette County sheriff's deputies after he presented a deadly threat, the Sheriff's Office reported.
Phony bee inspectors suspected in Grant County
A couple of suspicious travellers on a remote Grant County road claimed to be state bee inspectors, and that was not the case.
A good recipe for firing up the grill
Oh, that first grilled meal of the season ... that’s the real sign of spring, not some fickle groundhog.
Restaurant review: 10 places to dine alfresco in and around Madison
At this time of year, the main criteria when choosing where to eat out becomes "Does it have outdoor seating?"
Know Your Madisonian: Breast cancer survivor helps others to heal
Leanne Hilgers Widen was so affected by her Infinite Boundaries experience that she began to volunteer with Breast Cancer Recovery.
Chris Rickert: 'Expelled' student a negligible sign of Madison schools' institutional racism
The district's leadership doesn't trust itself to know its biases well enough to keep them in check, and hopes a policy will do it for them.