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Budge, Jon A.
MADISON - Jon A. Budge, age 75, passed away on Saturday, Jan. 10, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg. Arrangements are pending.
Statz, DuWayne William"
MADISON - DuWayne William. Statz, age 66, of Madison, passed away Friday, Jan. 9, 2015, peacefully and unexpectedly at his home from heart disease.
Badgers men's basketball: Frank Kaminsky officially listed as a gametime decision
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – The official word from the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball program is that senior center Frank Kaminsky will be a gametime decision today when the No. 4 Badgers pla…
Executive Q&A: Annual Slow Money Wisconsin event showcases for-profit food entrepreneurs
In May, Slow Money Wisconsin, in conjunction with the Local Investment Opportunities Network, will hold its third-annual Business and Investor Showcase where selected food companies present th…
On Wisconsin: The work and effort behind an eagle release
The Raptor Education Group near Antigo has been nursing sick and injured eagles and other birds back to health since 1990.
Q&A: Author aims to expose bullying
Madison writer Bridget Birdsall sums up her latest young adult novel, which tackles the complex subject of intersexuality, in a way that she hopes will resonate regardless of age or orientation.
Just Read It | Bob Hall
Just Read It is a regular feature in which the State Journal seeks recommendations from authors, literary enthusiasts and experts, focused on the contributor’s particular genre of expertise.
Bigger location helps Tormach sell more personal CNC machines for entry-level manufacturing
Educators, entrepreneurs, hobbyists, inventors and product developers are among Tormach's customers.
Savings from lower fuel prices adding up
As gas prices have gone down, savings have piled up for individuals, businesses and government entities that rely on fuel to operate.
NFL: Despite fame, Burlington native Tony Romo never got too big for his hometown
Burlington, 30 miles south of Milwaukee, still reeks of the same humility and small-town kindness it always has.
In the Spirit: A South Side church, tiny in numbers, casts a large shadow
St. Mark's Lutheran Church, which almost closed two years ago, functions as a critical community center for a neighborhood with many needs.
Phil Hands: Terrorists martyred Charlie Hebdo
The political cartooning family is a small one. As best as we can count, fewer than 100 editorial cartoonists are working in the United States.
Enbridge pipeline expansion, larger than Keystone, drawing some Dane County skeptics
The largest importer of tar sands crude oil from western Canada plans to triple capacity of one of its pipelines through Wisconsin.
Chris Rickert: Candidate's proposed faith-based office another sign of changing Madison
In an area where politicians aren’t given to thanking God for their successes and the most-depended-upon “higher power” is frequently government, one mayoral candidate suggests Madison might n…
Doug Moe: Frank Byrne leaving St. Mary's, not Madison
Retiring after a decade as hospital president, Frank Byrne looks back — and ahead
Keep Madison's building boom going
Here come still more Epic Systems employees to change the face of Downtown Madison.
Country schools have been neglected -- State Journal editorial from a century ago
This State Journal editorial ran on Jan. 16, 1915:
Change committees to fix gridlock in Congress
UW-Madison research helps show the process for assigning lawmakers to committees much change
Madison School District proposes expanding summer school options
The Madison School District proposes 21 summer school sites, with four schools open just to their own students.
On View | American Monotypes
A monotype is a singular thing. While the goal of printmaking — whether intaglio, relief, silkscreen, or lithograph — is to create a number of identical impressions, a monotype creates a singl…
