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Sullivan, Maryann
JUNEAU / WISCONSIN DELLS - Maryann Sullivan, age 90, of Juneau, formerly of Wisconsin Dells, passed away on Tuesday, June 30, 2015.
Ganzlin, Kathleen (Mulhern)
WHITE BEAR LAKE, Minn. - Kathleen (Mulhern) Ganzlin, age 97, passed away on June 17, 2015.
Anderson, Judith "Judy"
STOUGHTON - Judith A. "Judy" Anderson, age 61, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Wednesday, July 1, 2015, at Azura in Stoughton.
Uphoff, Jacqueline J. (Schimelpfenig)
COTTAGE GROVE / DEERFIELD - Jacqueline J. (Schimelpfenig) Uphoff, age 79, passed away on Thursday, July 2, 2015, in the Tranquility Gardens at St. Mary's Hospital. A celebration of life will b…
Budget provision would give Madison more sway in sewerage district governance
The provision approved by the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee takes board appointments from Dane County, divides them among municipalities.
Expungement change approved by budget panel could help young offenders
Young adults whose criminal cases were dismissed would benefit from a provision of the state budget approved late Thursday.
Other items added to the budget Thursday
The omnibus motion Republicans added to the proposed state budget Thursday night contained more than just a radical rewrite of the state's open records law. The 24-page document is a grab bag …
Jerry Davis: Don’t want to be host to a rattlesnake? Try this
Timber rattlers are native Wisconsin reptiles found in counties all along the Mississippi River, and the six counties along the Lower Wisconsin River.
Controversial teacher licensure changes scaled back by lawmakers
Critics had blasted the proposals, saying they lowered the standards for teachers in the state drastically.
State budget provision would exempt pipeline company from Dane County insurance requirement
A last-minute budget provision appears to exempt Enbridge Energy from a county-imposed pollution insurance requirement.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Militants spread terror on three continents
Americans are still trying to make sense of three ferocious attacks in France, Kuwait and Tunisia. Each was carried out Friday by apparent Islamic militants during Islam’s holy month of Ramada…
Sweeping secrecy is big mistake
Republicans are supposed to be suspicious of big government.
AG: Diminishing public records takes state 'in wrong direction'
"Transparency is the cornerstone of democracy and the provisions in the Budget Bill limiting access to public records move Wisconsin in the wrong direction," Schimel said in a statement.
Tech and Biotech: A chat with Cellectar's new CEO
Jim Caruso is the third CEO in four years at the Madison company developing cancer-fighting drugs.
Francis Wilkinson: Liberal triumphs could lead to an abortion ban
The Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of gay marriage was a landmark in the expansion of rights, power and moral legitimacy to a previously marginalized group.
Business has been brisk for award-winning Family
Garrett Wartenweiler of the 10-year-old local band The Family Business is honored his band is up for best “rock performer” at this year’s upcoming Madison Area Music Awards. But he isn’t big o…
Los Angeles Times: Strike down unnecessary abortion law
The Supreme Court’s decision Tuesday to allow nearly a dozen Texas abortion clinics to stay open while it considers whether to review an onerous new anti-abortion law was not just a welcome co…
Dr. Zorba Paster: There's an app for that but it may not be a good idea
OK. Let’s say that you’re a young gay guy who wants some anonymous sex. Do you go to a bar looking to pick someone up? Go online? Or maybe one of the new smartphone pick-up apps?
Dr. Zorba Paster: Updates on allergy treatments
Stuffy nose? Itchy eyes? Mucus going down the back of the throat? If you’re prone to wheezing, perhaps you’re experiencing a wheeze or two? Or three? Or four? Or maybe you’re just tired and mi…
Area festivals mark Independence Day
Area festivals mark Independence Day.