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Outdoors: White-tailed deer rut getting underway in Wisconsin
Lots of scrapes and rubs are being found, and bucks have begun sparring. Conservation warden Kyle Lynch of Juneau County responded to a report of two very nice sized bucks locked together by t…
Jerry Davis: Sometimes woods can distract from hunting ruffed grouse
BAYFIELD COUNTY – There is more to do in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest during October than hunt ruffed grouse, but that alone is a powerful attraction regardless of the birds’ population.
Thompson, Marjorie Joan (Berge)
MONONA / MADISON - Marjorie Joan Thompson (Berge), of Monona, passed away on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2014, at St. Mary's Hospital after a sudden illness.
Heberlein, Wilbur H. "Bill"
LANCASTER - Wilbur H. "Bill" Heberlein, age 95, of Lancaster, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014, at Orchard Manor Nursing Home, rural Lancaster.
Stenjem, Robert D.
STOUGHTON - Robert D. Stenjem, age 75, passed away on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2014, surrounded by his family. Funeral services will be held on Monday, Nov. 3, 2014, at 11 a.m. at CRESS FUNERAL HOME…
Erickson, Anna-Lisa (nee Jonsson)
MOUNT HOREB / VERONA - Anna-Lisa (nee Jonsson) Erickson, a longtime resident of the Mount Horeb/Verona area, passed away on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014, at Ingleside Nursing Home.
State moves ahead with massive, $196 million Hill Farms project on West Side
Sen. Fred Risser says he's suspicious about the short time frame for developers to respond to the project.
Ashley Kinart named brewmaster at Capital Brewery
She becomes just the third female brewmaster in the state
Cold trick or treating on tap
Trick or treaters dressed as furry animals will be the warmest in Madison on this chilly Halloween of 2014.
Flat-screen price-fixing lawsuit checks are in the mail to Wisconsin consumers
Wisconsin buyers of flat-screen equipment should see price-fixing lawsuit settlement checks in the mail this week.
Halloween partiers get a treat: Extra hour of sleep (or drinking) Saturday night
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, meaning clocks should be set back an hour, so 2 a.m. becomes 1 a.m.
Proposal would let chiropractors in Wisconsin prescribe drugs
The Wisconsin Chiropractic Association wants the state to let chiropractors prescribe drugs and do minor procedures, a proposal the rival Chiropractic Society of Wisconsin opposes.
Madison health group to stop selling sugary drinks
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Employees, patients and visitors will no longer be able to purchase sugar-sweetened beverages at a Madison health care system as it moves to encourage healthier choices.
City Council members offer changes to mayor's budget
City Council amendments would add more neighborhood officers.
Teen allegedly stole car, arrested after foot chase on East Side
A 16-year-old boy who allegedly stole a car Friday morning was arrested after he crashed the car into two parked vehicles and was chased down by police on the East Side.
In the Spirit: That 'graveyard' on Bascom Hill today? It's those student atheists at it again
A fake graveyard on Bascom Hill today honors more than 250 ancient deities. Well, honors might be too strong of a word.
Badgers men's basketball: UW's Nigel Hayes a plaintiff in lawsuit vs. NCAA
The suit, led by sports labor attorney Jeffrey Kessler, seeks an injunction against NCAA rules that limit athletes’ compensation.
Badgers men's basketball: UW ranked No. 3 in AP preseason poll
It's the Badgers' highest preseason ranking ever. Kentucky topped the poll, followed by Arizona, UW, Duke and Kansas.
Beer Baron: The Count Chocula beer mystery, and a passable stand-in
A Colorado brewery made national news with its cereal-infused stout; another Colorado brewery sells a rich chocolatey beer here.
Mary Burke: A victory Tuesday is a repudiation of the tea party agenda
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate also addressed in greater detail allegations she was fired from Trek in 1993.
