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Badgers women's hockey: Freshman Annie Pankowski's hat trick highlights rout of Minnesota State-Mankato
The University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team is back a full strength.
Restaurant News: Chick-fil-A opening at West Towne on Dec. 4
The fast-food chain known for its boneless chicken breast sandwiches and conservative values, is opening its first Madison location.
Items left outside City-County Building must be attended, county risk manager says
Dane County's Risk Manager Dan Lowndes said homeless people's belongings were not being watched Wednesday when they were removed from outside the City-County Building.
Charles Krauthammer: Yes, indeed, Obamacare sold on pack of lies
WASHINGTON — It’s not exactly the Ems Dispatch (the diplomatic cable Bismarck doctored to provoke the 1870 Franco-Prussian War). But what the just-resurfaced Gruber Confession lacks in world-h…
Chicago company that tracks student athlete injuries wins Elevator Pitch Olympics
The People's Choice award, meanwhile, goes to a Waukesha company working to create a stool bank -- and not the kind of stool you sit on.
Outdoors: Snowstorm buries northern Wisconsin; white-tailed deer rut going strong
An early fall snowstorm dropped a foot or more of snow across northern Wisconsin this week. Snow depths ranged from 1 to 2 inches through central Wisconsin to nearly 2 feet in parts of Iron an…
Comic Con coming to Madison
The convention, which runs Feb. 6-8, is expected to draw several thousand fans for a weekend of fiction-based fun that includes vendors, exhibits, Q&A sessions and meet and greets with the…
Outdoors: DNR Public Access Lands atlas tool for finding a place to hunt
The PAL atlas contains 441 maps, two indexes, a glossary, and extensive contact information to help hunters connect with land managers to learn more about the properties. The atlas identifies …
Midterms were a referendum on Obama -- Dean McGuire
It took me almost two full years, from November 2012 until late into the evening of Nov. 4, 2014, to recover from witnessing President Obama’s re-election in 2012.
U.S. and China lead on climate change -- Bruce Jamison
The most significant outcome of the meeting between President Barack Obama and China's President Xi Jinping was the announcement of a detailed agreement to limit carbon-dioxide emissions.
Fund public schools to develop great citizens -- Kearn Blocker
A great nation is built on great citizens. Great and responsible citizens are developed in great homes and great schools.
Our climate has always been changing -- Marcel Thoma
In Michael Kraft's column Sunday, "UN report should end climate debate," he could not understand why there seems to be so little enthusiasm for climate regulation.
Stubborn Bishop Morlino causes diviseness -- John Murphy
Regarding Doug Erickson's column last Sunday, "In letter to pope, progressive Catholics list grievances with Madison diocese," the important factors to consider in the controversy over Bishop …
Robin Vos' warnings to new Bucks owners raise questions
The Assembly speaker said he would have a hard time convincing fellow Republican lawmakers to help pay for a new basketball arena because of the owners' support of Democrats.
Appeals court dismisses clergy housing lawsuit brought by Madison group
The Freedom From Religion Foundation lacks legal standing to challenge the IRS rule, justices rule.
Former Hamlin sensor production plant in Lake Mills to lose dozens of jobs
Chicago-based Littelfuse, a global maker of circuit protection products, announced Thursday it will lay off 160 people from its manufacturing facilities in Lake Mills, Wisconsin, and Suzhou, C…
Lawsuit against Capital Brewery, majority shareholders dismissed
A lawsuit brought by minority shareholders against Capital Brewery, led by its former brewmaster, Kirby Nelson, was dismissed Thursday after a judge ruled that the shareholders hadn't shown th…
Packers: Eddie Lacy does damage with catches
Eddie Lacy's stocky build is tailor-made to truck over defenders in the open field. Lately, he's been doing his damage through the air.
Mustapich, Nancy Jean (Mustapic)
MADISON - Nancy Jean (Mustapic) Mustapich, age 54, died on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014, at her home in Madison, after three and a half years with colon cancer.
Gust, Robert R.
VERONA - Robert R. Gust, age 81, of Verona, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014, at Agrace HospiceCare with his loving wife and children by his side from myelodysplastic syndrome.
