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Byers, Phyllis Ann (Bublitz)
PORTAGE - Phyllis Ann (Bublitz) Byers passed away on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014, at Divine Savior Healthcare Hospital in Portage.
Haupt, Robin
LODI - Robin L. Haupt, age 49, passed away on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014, at her home. She was born on May 14, 1965, in Portage, the daughter of Jim and Hollie (Dolson) Haupt.
Reisdorf, Robert R.
MIDDLETON - Robert R. Reisdorf, age 76, passed away on Friday, Nov. 7, 2014, at his home.
Kokott, Daniel
MADISON - Daniel Kokott was born on Aug. 13, 1931, to Rose (Waldera) and Michael Kokott of Arcadia.
Simons, Vernon C.
MONONA - Vernon C. Simons, age 80, of Monona, passed away on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014, at Agrace HospiceCare, surrounded by his family.
Wick, Leona Henne
MADISON - Leona Henne Wick passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014. She was born on Jan. 12, 1915, the daughter of August and Willamina Henne. Leona was a loving and caring wife, mother…
Weitzel, Rita Rosemary
RICHLAND CENTER - Rita Rosemary Weitzel, age 93, of Richland Center, passed away peacefully on Sunday, Nov. 9, 2014, at Schmitt Woodland Hills.
Police: Shooting reported on Near West Side
Police said a man went to a hospital with what appeared to be a bullet wound soon after reports of gunfire on Hillcrest Drive.
Prosthetics keep veterans moving
Jake Janes, who hunts, fishes and works on the family farm, broke a valve on one of his artificial legs picking corn.
Restaurant News: Tied to a CSA, Taco Bros. set to open Wednesday on campus
A Milwaukee couple who are moving their community supported agriculture business to the area, are also opening a restaurant on campus.
Madison dodging big snowstorm; 18" or more possible Up North
The first major snowstorm of the season is pounding northern Wisconsin, and won't be heading south.
Work winding down on Far West Side Beltline
Orange barrels could soon be an unpleasant memory on the Beltline on the Far West Side, just in time for snowplows.
School Spotlight: Montessori students run "Lunchapalooza" meal program at school
The students purchase, prepare and deliver orders to students, handle customer complaints, balance the checking account, advertise, and hold business meetings to discuss student input and deci…
Cabinet-building business evolved to construction company
What began in the basement of Fred and Ruth Bachmann’s home as a cabinet-building business now annually produces more than $25 million in construction projects.
Trudy Rubin: Democracy after the fall of the Berlin Wall
The 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall is a good time to reflect on the dimming regard for democratic government — at home and abroad.
Man knocked out Downtown, blames drinking
A man who was punched unconscious during an argument early Sunday in Downtown Madison blamed the fight on alcohol.
On Campus: Speak up, UW-Madison urges state alumni; Badgers making babies
"Right now, UW-Madison needs your voice more than ever," the email from the alumni association said. "You have the credibility to influence your friends, family, neighbors, and — most importan…
Agropur to expand Weyauwega plant with help from WEDC tax credits
Canada-based Agropur Inc., a leading North American dairy product processor, is investing more than $55 million in its Weyauwega facility to increase its Feta cheese production capacity.
Assembly GOP elects Robin Vos, Jim Steineke to top leadership positions
The 63-member caucus is the largest since 1957.
UW Credit Union to build second Wauwatosa branch
UW Credit Union will build a second Wauwatosa branch at 6510 W. State St.
