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Moore, Irene H.
TOWN OF HAMPDEN / TOWN OF FOUNTAIN PRAIRIE - Irene H. Moore, age 97, died on Monday, May 23, 2016, at her home, in the presence of her devoted son, Ralph. A celebration of Irene's life will be held from…
Dicken, Shay E.
MADISON - Shay E. Dicken, age 29, of Madison, passed away on Friday, May 20, 2016, at home surrounded by his family. He was born on Feb. 18, 1987, in Madison, the son of Martin Grate and Barb Dicken. Shay…
Robinson, Sybil C. F.
MADISON - Sybil C. F. Robinson, age 90, passed away on Friday, May 20, 2016, at Attic Angel Place, Middleton. Arrangements are pending.
Two charged with vandalism at Memorial Union construction
Two men who were sought by UW police after vandalism was discovered at a construction site at the Memorial Union were each charged Monday with four misdemeanors.
Brother of homicide victim made threat to shoot a week after
Kortney Moore, charged last week with first-degree intentional homicide for the shooting death of a man outside a town of Madison gas station, had threatened to shoot another man in April, about a week after his brother, Martez Moore, was…
Staying dry could be difficult in Madison this week
The sun shining on Madison on Monday might be the last we see of it for the rest of the week.
Duck fat spill coated Downtown sidewalks, Madison Fire says
A 55-gallon drum of duck fat tipped over Sunday afternoon behind a Downtown building housing a restaurant, with the fat coating sidewalks near Capitol Square.
NASCAR: Matt Kenseth will lose Dollar General as main sponsor following season
Dollar General sponsored Kenseth for 30 races in 2015 and 2016.
Burglar surprised by frightened Mom; he came in through unlocked door, Madison police say
A woman hearing noises in her South Side apartment Thursday night came upon a would-be burglar, who apparently got in through an unlocked door.
Snake 'as long as the width of both lanes of traffic' might be loose in Grant County
Authorities have asked that whoever locates the animal doesn't try to capture it.
National 'Click It or Ticket' seat belt campaign starts locally Monday night
There are 9,580 reasons why you should wear a seat belt when in a vehicle: That's how many unbelted people were killed three years ago in crashes in the U.S.
Chicago Tribune: Not buying the death of the store
Don't trade in your hands and feet for an extra index finger just yet
Graduation party for 'popular' girl attracted hundreds to West Side neighborhood
A high school graduation party that got out of hand on the West Side Saturday night drew hundreds of people to the home of the "popular" girl who hosted the party, leading to numerous 911 calls by irate neighbors and…
NFL: Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt unveils new personal logo with Reebok
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton are the only other NFL players with their own logos.
Groups in lawsuit: Racial disparities seen in providing free IDs to vote
Testimony in a federal court trial Monday centered on a petition process for those requesting a free ID to vote.
Scott Walker still owes nearly $900,000 from presidential campaign
The campaign has been gradually reducing its $1.2 million debt from the end of 2015. According to campaign finance records, the campaign owed $898,676 at the end of April, down about $50,000 from the previous month.
Police identify boy, 12, killed in Neosho dirt bike crash
The 12-year-old boy killed on Friday while riding a motorized dirt bike across a highway has been identified as Maxwell Behmke of rural Neosho.
Ben Bromley: Cheers, Wisconsin, we’re No. 1
BARABOO -- The trouble with ridiculing Wisconsinites is we don’t realize we’re being put down. In fact, we take most insults as compliments.
On Retail: Kin Kin expanding its coffee brand on the Isthmus
Kin Kin Coffee opens in Festival Foods near two other businesses owned by founders Kyle and Gwen Johnson.
