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Weyh, Susan L.
PORTAGE - Susan L. Weyh, age 45, of Lewiston Township, passed away surrounded by her loving family on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015, at St. Mary's Hospital in Madison.
Brian Schimming to step aside from GOP, broadcasting roles
The GOP political operative had been serving as vice chairman of the Republican Party of Wisconsin.
Willy West Co-op employees reject proposal to unionize
The measure is rejected 50-43 at the Middleton store.
Court orders Stoughton attorney's license suspended
Tuesday's action by the Wisconsin Supreme Court is the third suspension for James Hammis.
Restaurant News: Menchie's closes at West Towne Mall
Menchie's Frozen Yogurt, 113 West Towne Mall, which opened in the summer of 2012 selling self-serve frozen yogurt, has closed.
Spring primary election coverage
Consult our voter guide and get the latest news on today's spring primary.
Walker budget would ax tax funds from Wisconsin parks
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker is proposing that Wisconsin cut state tax funding for its parks system and make up for it by raising campsite and entrance fees.
Emerging Businesses: Harding Acupuncture & Massage help ease the pain
Serious health problems drove Thomas Harding to investigate alternative methods of pain relief. The solution came from an unexpected place.
Chris Rickert: Clock is ticking on Madison's ability to avoid homeless day shelter
Credit town of Madison officials for sheer guile. The longer they can delay a homeless shelter, the more likely the city will take the problem on.
Good citizens show up to vote
About 70 percent of eligible voters participate in presidential elections in Wisconsin.
Andy Baggot: Biggest villain in Little League controversy is ESPN
By continuing to televise the Little League World Series — by exploiting pre-teens in the name of ratings and profits — the network has created a tempting atmosphere of vanity and entitlement …
Prep Profile: Emma Meriggioli, Madison Edgewood
Emma Meriggioli is a six-time letterwinner competing in basketball and soccer and has compiled a 3.8 GPA. A member of National Honor Society and the Ping Pong Club, Emma's volunteer work inclu…
Prep Profile: Ryan Graeve, Sun Prairie
Ryan Graeve is a five-time letterwinner competing in wrestling, football and lacrosse and has compiled a 3.36 GPA. He participated in the school band for three years playing the trumpet and ha…
Prep girls basketball: Deerfield recovers from slow start to beat Edgerton
Senior Becca Albrecht scored 11 points to lead the Deerfield girls basketball team to a 40-34 victory over visiting Edgerton on Monday night.
Prep boys basketball: J.T. Parish scores 37 points to lead Cambridge to victory
Junior J.T. Parish scored 37 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead the Cambridge boys basketball team to a 67-58 overtime victory over host Hustisford on Monday night.
Badgers sports: Men's golf team wins twice at Big Ten Match Play
Women's soccer coach Paula Wilkins announces her 11-member recruiting class.
City finance committee recommends against Beltline motel purchase
The Board of Estimates voted against moving to purchase the former Expo Inn, 910 Ann St., to land bank for future redevelopment. Instead, the committee asked Ald. John Strasser, 14th District,…
Prep boys swimming: Memorial extends Division 1 lead; MG relcaims top spot over McFarland in Division 2
Milton is fourth, Whitewater sixth and Madison Edgewood remains seventh in Division 2.
Badgers men's basketball: Fast starts provide fast track to winning streak
A big reason the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team hasn’t had to do much chasing over the last month is because the Badgers have done such an excellent job of setting the tone earl…
Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce schedules IceBreaker
The event will be held at the Kohl Center on the day maintenance crews break up the ice sheet and clean the arena.
