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Olin, Donald B.
BRODHEAD - Donald B. Olin, age 73, of Brodhead, passed away peacefully at his home on Monday, May 4, 2015. He was born on March 13, 1942, in Monroe, Wis., the son of Ross and Thelma (Blackford) Olin.
Wieczorek, Dennis E.
BROOKLYN - Dennis E. Wieczorek, age 72, passed away at his home, on Monday, May 4, 2015. Funeral arrangements are pending. A complete obituary will appear in the Thursday edition. Online condo…
Kessenich, Romain G.
WAUNAKEE / VERONA - Romain G. Kessenich, age 85, of Waunakee/Verona, died on Monday, May 4, 2015, at Four Winds Manor in Verona.
Watson, George
MONONA - George Watson passed away peacefully in his favorite chair at home on Sunday, May 3, 2015, with his family by his side. He was the only child born to Guy and Henrietta Watson in Beloi…
Badgers football: Kenzel Doe earns opportunities with New England Patriots, Houston Texans
Kenzel Doe will have two chances in the coming weeks to earn an NFL contract.
Homeless activists seek to identify homeless to help them get housing
"Registry Week" will help identify most at-risk and vulnerable homeless residents.
State's largest chambers of commerce issue statement urging proposed UW System budget cuts be lessened
The state’s two largest chambers of commerce have come out against proposed funding cuts to the University of Wisconsin System.
UW public authority is dead, lawmaker John Nygren says
The public authority proposal was the second piece in Walker's controversial budget proposal for the system, the other being a historic $300 million cut that he and others said could be mitiga…
State Senate hears bill to repeal prevailing wage
The Wisconsin Senate Committee on Labor and Government Reform is holding the hearing at the state Capitol.
Enbridge appeals to Dane County Board to avoid spill insurance
On the advice of a pollution risk expert, the county zoning board required Enbridge to supply a cleanup money guarantee.
Beer Baron's Beer Week picks: Happy hump day y Cinco de Mayo
Madison Craft Beer Week has reached its midpoint, and you probably have some catching up to do.
Get involved with kids to stave off violence -- David Larson
Every day we hear on television news and in newspapers about another young black man who has been killed. Why are they being shot? That is a great question that most likely has many answers.
Chris Rickert: Woe to the targets of court-sanctioned, bipartisan John Doe probe?
Let’s not pretend that what the targets of the John Doe raids are suspected of is significantly less wrong than, say, drug-dealing, gang-banging or other crimes worthy of a police raid.
State: Law regulating Uber, Lyft will let authorities get driver information
Wisconsin's Department of Safety and Professional Services has started the process of writing administrative rules for the ride-hailing app industry.
Prep boys golf: Max Murphy hopes to improve on last year's showing at Morgan Stanley Shoot-Out
Waunakee senior Max Murphy shot an even-par 72, good enough for a one-stroke lead at the 2014 Morgan Stanley Shoot-Out after the first day at University Ridge Golf Course.
Marcie Geffner: Should you wait for your dream home or settle?
These days, it’s entirely likely that dream house exists, but it isn’t on the market because the supply of for-sale homes in many areas is smaller than normal.
Gary Engberg: Fishing's great on the Lower Wisconsin River
One of Wisconsin’s most under-fished rivers is the Lower Wisconsin River, which flows from the cities of Sauk City and Prairie du Sac and runs 90 miles to its convergence with the Mississippi …
Prep sports: Chad Herbst's walk-off homer lifts McFarland over Monona Grove
Chad Herbst hit a walk-off home run Monday to give the McFarland baseball team a 5-4 victory over visiting Monona Grove in non-conference play.
Brewers: Rally caps storybook debut for new manager Craig Counsell
MILWAUKEE — Following a turbulent day, the Milwaukee Brewers gave new manager Craig Counsell a Hollywood ending at Miller Park.
Brewers: Players acknowledge they cost Ron Roenicke his job
MILWAUKEE — Ron Roenicke may have taken the fall but ultimately it was the players’ performance that put the Brewers in a 7-18 hole to start the season.