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Schultz, Pearl Helen
LODI - Pearl Helen Schultz, age 93 passed away on Monday, March 30, 2015, at Lodi Good Samaritan Society. Funeral Arrangements are pending. A full obituary will appear in the Sunday, April 5, …
Koberstein, Joseph Frederick III
MADISON - Joseph Frederick Koberstein III, age 67, was born to Joe and Olga Koberstein on Nov. 27, 1947, in Madison, and died on March 28, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare, after his battle with cancer.
Restaurant News: DeBroux’s Diner closed, owner of Brooklyn restaurant going in
Owner Greg DeBroux said his diner started the revitalization of downtown Oregon nearly 17 years ago. He is devastated
Brewery rankings have a different look after rule change
The two oldest breweries in the U.S., one of them from Wisconsin, are new entries into a prestigious list that ranks the top craft beer companies by sales in the country.
Wisconsin adds 7,500 construction jobs over past year, loses 1,300 jobs Jan-Feb
Wisconsin ranked 13th for job gain from February 2014 to February 2015, but gave back 1,300 from Jan-Feb. 2015.
Thompson Investment Management announces promotions
John W. Thompson has been promoted to chairman of the board of directors of Madison-based Thompson Investment Management. Jason L. Stephens is the organization’s new CEO as well as CEO of Thom…
Rolling Stones to open Summerfest in Milwaukee
The Stones will perform on Tuesday, June 23, the night before the full festival starts. Tickets will go on sale on April 13.
Prison guard properly fired after bullying colleague
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A state hearing examiner says a prison guard who bullied a colleague who later committed suicide was properly fired.
Examiner: Firing of Oakhill guard following suicide was proper
The proposed decision finds the Department of Corrections was warranted in firing an Oakhill Correctional Institution guard who allegedly harassed a fellow officer prior to his suicide.
Bucks: Scott Walker believes new Bucks arena will move forward
Walker says he believes stakeholders hoping to build a new arena for the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team will be able to find a feasible financing option.
Cynthia Tucker: Obamacare opponents still await the apocalypse
A while back, progressive activists and politicians pushed for legislation to provide health insurance for a cohort of Americans who could not easily pay for their doctors’ visits and medications.
Badgers men's basketball: Bo Ryan knows a thing or two about undefeated teams
He twice led UW-Platteville to unblemished campaigns and says John Calipari and Kentucky are feeding off the energy of their winning streak.
Brewers: Former All-Star closer Chris Perez released
Under baseball's collective bargaining agreement, the Brewers had until Tuesday to give Perez written notice he would be on the opening-day roster, pay a $100,000 retention bonus or release him.
Brewers: Hitting consistency seen as key to season
To break into the playoffs from the competitive NL Central, the Brewers must eliminate team-wide slumps.
Prep Profile: Mikayla Bakken, Marshall
Mikayla Bakken is a seven-time letterwinner competing in volleyball, basketball and softball and has compiled a 3.92 GPA. A member of Future Farmers of America (FFA), where she is a chapter pr…
Prep Profile: Bryce Riege, Marshall
Bryce Riege is a seven-time letterwinner competing in football, basketball and baseball and has compiled a 3.3 GPA. A member of the Marshall Athletic Excellence group, he is also an active vol…
Badgers sports: Men's golf team in 13th place at invitational
Senior Rob Jacobsen is tied for 18th place after his second solid round.
Bucks: Top-seeded Hawks shrug off slow start to beat Milwaukee
DeMarre Carroll scores 23 points and Kyle Korver puts on a shooting display in the third quarter to carry Atlanta to victory.
Whistleblowers, families ask for accountability at Tomah VA hearing
TOMAH — Family members who lost loved ones at the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center and whistleblowers who lost their jobs trying to curb the over-medication of veterans urged lawmakers on…
Spring break is a good thing for selling Final Four apparel at the mall
Sales are ahead of last year's pace at a West Towne mall store that is licensed to sell UW apparel.