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Weimer, Anna Mary
MADISON - Anna Mary "Ancy" Weimer, 101 years young, died peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015, at Agrace HospiceCare in Fitchburg.
Danz, William D. "Bill"
BLACK EARTH - William D. "Bill" Danz, age 82, of Black Earth, passed away peacefully on Feb. 26, 2015, surrounded by his family after a courageous battle with cancer.
Gritzmacker, Paul John
MADISON - Paul John Gritzmacker, age 44, passed away on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015, following a long and courageous battle with Huntington's disease.
Sorenson, Solveig Janette "Sally"
MONONA / STOUGHTON - Solveig Janette "Sally" Sorenson, age 97, of Monona, passed away on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015. She was born on Jan. 20, 1918, in Stoughton. She was the daughter of John and …
Gumz, Vivian D.
COLUMBUS - Vivian D. Gumz, age 82, passed away on Friday, Feb. 27, 2015, at the Columbus Nursing and Rehab Center in Columbus.
Stoltz, Elizabeth M. "Betty"
BLACK EARTH - Elizabeth M. "Betty" Stoltz, age 84, of Black Earth, Wis., died on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015, at Heartland Country Village.
Patrick Durkin: Sturgeon lean, but DNR official says population healthy
During this winter’s spearing season, which ran eight days from Feb. 14 to 21 before reaching its quota, spearers registered 2,158 fish. Winnebago’s harvest was the lake’s sixth highest kill r…
Labor groups gear up for big rally at Capitol
Labor groups were gearing up for the largest protest rallies at the State Capitol since 2011 on Saturday in response to so-called right-to-work legislation that is making its way through the L…
Chris Rickert: Exact Sciences, alternatives to colonoscopy and the 'pay to stay' conundrum
Who wouldn’t opt for mailing one’s feces to a lab over having someone snake medical equipment up one’s bum?
Madison Style: Store specializes in knife sharpening
If you have a blade that needs to be sharpened, Bill Peterson can help. For $4 and a few minutes of your time, Peterson and his trained staff sharpen knives, garden tools, lawn mower blades, s…
Madison Symphony celebrates work of composers who fled Nazis
British violin virtuoso Daniel Hope and the Madison Symphony Orchestra to perform the work of composers who left Europe in the 1930s and changed American music.
State Journal, several staffers earn WNA accolades
The Wisconsin State Journal won top honors in the category of general excellence, plus four additional first-place awards and numerous other awards, in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foun…
Jerry Davis: DNR official says trout decline "not dire, not catastrophic”
Kurt Welke, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources trout fisheries biologist in Dane, Green and Rock counties, hangs tight to the notion that fishing the March 7 trout opener is a wonderful…
Miami Herald: Immigration is in limbo once again
A pair of recent federal court rulings should convince Americans on all sides of the immigration debate that reform is an urgent priority.
Bucks: Lakes rally in 4th quarter to beat Bucks
Wayne Ellington scored 11 straight points to help Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 101-93 Friday night for their third straight victory.
Brewers: Aramis Ramirez says his 18th season will be his last
The third baseman said he didn't test the free agent market during the offseason because he only wanted to play one more season.
Badgers volleyball: UW will face four NCAA tournament teams in Big Ten's pre-season
Kelly Sheffield has solved at least part of the riddle that is the 2015 schedule for his University of Wisconsin volleyball team.
WIAA girls basketball: Emma, Katie Meriggioli send Madison Edgewood past Mount Horeb
Senior Emma Meriggioli and sophomore sister Katie combined for 28 points, helping host Madison Edgewood hold off Mount Horeb 43-37 in a WIAA Division 2 girls basketball regional semifinal on F…
WIAA girls basketball: Lakeside Lutheran beat Marshall in Division 3 regional semifinal
LAKE MILLS — For a team that hasn’t had to face many tough games down the stretch this season, the host Lakeside Lutheran girls basketball team responded well when it mattered most.
USHL:Capitols run out of gas late in loss to Lancers
OMAHA, Neb. — Mitch Hults continued his hot streak Friday night, but it wasn’t enough to save the Madison Capitols from a 4-2 U.S. Hockey League defeat at the hands of the Omaha Lancers.
