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Novy, Lawrence Lee "Larry"
SUN PRAIRE / LODI - Lawrence Lee "Larry" Novy, age 81, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare. He was born on April 21, 1933, in the Town of Stark, Wis., the son of Carl an…
PSC Commissioner Ellen Nowak is named to national panel
Nowak has been on Wisconsin's utility regulating board since 2011, appointed by Gov. Scott Walker.
Badgers football: Spring game set for April 25 at Camp Randall Stadium
Proceeds from the game, Paul Chryst's debut as Badgers coach, will benefit the UW Office of Undergraduate Advising.
School Spotlight: Sandburg students choose books for the library
Federal funds paid for the expenditure.
Man pleads guilty in campus-area rape
A Madison man pleaded guilty Monday for the rape of a woman near the UW-Madison campus in August.
State cattle and calf inventory grows 3 percent in 2014
The cattle and calf inventory in Wisconsin grew to 3.5 million head while the number of milk cows stayed the same at 1.3 million.
County exploring legal action to block drug-testing plan
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi said Monday the county will seek to block Gov. Scott Walker's plan to require drug testing of public benefits recipients.
Jimmy the Groundhog bites Sun Prairie mayor during spring forecast
Maybe Jimmy the Groundhog was just giving a little love bite to Sun Prairie Mayor Jon Freund.
Dane County lawmakers blast cuts to UW
Gov. Scott Walker's proposed $300 million cut over the next two years would throw the University of Wisconsin System "under the bus," according to Sen. Mark Miller, D-Monona.
Badgers men's basketball: UW stays at No. 5 in AP poll
The Badgers return to action Tuesday night vs. Indiana at the Kohl Center.
SOS: Why did my pain treatment bill keep changing after I already paid, in cash?
Cheryl Rawlings paid for her pain, but both the bill and the feeling lingered.
Wisconsin treasurer axes staff, wants to eliminate office
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin's new treasurer has gotten rid of his staff and says he'll donate part of his salary as state Republicans continue to try to eliminate the office.
Raising boys' voices with Madison Boychoir Festival
Some of them come for the T-shirt.
DNR approves further study of sand mining industry
The state Department of Natural Resources will begin a strategic analysis of the impact of the sand mining industry in the state in response to a petition brought last fall by an environmental…
State treasurer fulfilling promise to kill the office he holds
Wisconsin's newly installed state treasurer, Matt Adamczyk, has gutted the office and plans to return one-fourth of his salary to taxpayers. His ultimate goal: kill the office.
Wizard World Comic Con goes beyond the comics
The convention with roots in comic books has grown to become more of a pop culture event.
Difficult state budget a 'self-inflicted wound'
Big tax cuts and revenues falling more than a half-billion dollars short of projections have left the state in a hole.
Michael Perry: Joy in the quiet moments
The youngest child was taken ill today, and now after supper she is still on the couch, my wife having just read her a story and rubbed her feet. The sick bay is awash in books and drawing sup…
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Walker offers sound start on arena financing
Credit Gov. Scott Walker with coming up with a financing proposal to help build a new Milwaukee arena that offers a sound starting point for discussion. ... Credit him also with making it soun…