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Thorpe, Lorraine A.
MADISON - Lorraine A. Thorpe, age 92, of Madison, passed away on Tuesday, May 26, 2015, of natural causes at the UW Hospital.
Backs, Adele Leopardi
TUCSON, Ariz. - Adele Leopardi Backs died peacefully in her sleep on May 21, 2015, with her devoted husband, Mark, by her side.
Eichorst, Loene Elizabeth
DODGEVILLE - Loene Elizabeth Eichorst, age 89, of Dodgeville, passed away on Monday, May 25, 2015, at her daughter and son-in-law's home in Dodgeville.
Goglio, Neva Marie
MADISON - On May 23, 2015, Neva Marie Goglio transitioned from this earthly life. Neva was born March 9, 1923, in Viroqua, to Fred and Ella (Clements) Henry. She graduated from Viroqua High Sc…
Beverly A. Kopper appointed UW-Whitewater Chancellor
Beverly A. Kopper, former UW-Whitewater provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, was appointed as the new chancellor of UW-Whitewater Tuesday, a spokeswoman said.
Bucks: Officials say they're close to a deal for new arena in Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials, leaders of the state Legislature and the president of the Bucks said Tuesday they're close to reaching a deal to pay for a new $500 million arena.
Scott Walker blogs about his trip to Israel
The potential 2016 GOP presidential candidate didn't bring reporters on his six-day trip to the Holy Land.
Average gas price rises 3.3 cents a gallon in the past week in Madison
The average Madison gas price has increased 3.3 cents a gallon in the past week, according to auto club AAA.
Police: Drunken man allegedly threatened suicide for cash
A drunken man approached a Madison couple Friday and threatened to kill himself if they did not give him money, police said.
Local produce makes 100 Mile Sauce Company products fresh, sustainable
100 Mile Sauce Company owners decided to show that utilitarian condiments such as ketchup can be sourced and made locally.
Police: Madison woman allegedly assaulted by man in blue kimono
A man in a blue kimono, who a witness described as "an overweight Alice Cooper," approached a Madison woman Friday afternoon and allegedly put a hand down her pants, police said.
Orange County Register: Raising minimum wage in Los Angeles a poor way to reduce poverty
Los Angeles has approved increasing the city’s minimum wage by 67 percent — to $15 an hour — by 2020, but advocates of using minimum wage increases to alleviate poverty should be careful what …
Probes of police shootings give leeway to involved officers
Officers are often given 48 hours before being questioned, and they are allowed to review and clarify a transcript of their statements.
Chris Rickert: Driving toward a better view of bicyclists' backsides?
What I don't get is Republicans' other recent anti-bike proposal, which seems like it could be a bigger bust for them, their constituents and their donors than for us self-sacrificing devotees…
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: The further decline of honeybees could hit home
More than 40 percent of honeybees in managed colonies died during the past year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said last week. Sharply different responses to the numbers indicate how poli…
Celebrate summer in Wisconsin with festivals, music, food and more
Celebrate summer around the state by catching one — or several — of the many seasonal events that make Wisconsin special.
Kathleen Parker: Who's the studliest of them all in GOP race for president?
WASHINGTON — Because so many Republicans want to be president — or at least pretend they do — debate organizers have decided to eliminate the least popular from the stage based on how they ran…
Mallards: Optimism reigns as Northwoods League season set to debut
When manager Donnie Scott was asked to assess what went wrong for the Madison Mallards last season, he pointed the finger at himself.
Prep schedule for Tuesday, May 26, 2015
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College baseball: Trinity hands UW-La Crosse first loss; rematch on deck
GRAND CHUTE — The UW-La Crosse baseball team will have to win the NCAA Division III World Series the hard way.