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Wahl, Roger P.
RICHLAND CENTER / ROCKBRIDGE - Roger P. Wahl, age 82, of Rockbridge, passed away on Monday, May 11, 2015, at the Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah, Wis., from injuries sustained in a trucki…
Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny cleared in shooting of Tony Robinson
Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny will not face criminal charges for fatally shooting 19-year-old Tony Robinson, District Attorney Ismael Ozanne said Tuesday.
Search warrants: Tony Robinson 'battered' Matt Kenny; friend thought he had taken mushrooms
The documents were unsealed a short time before the district attorney was to announce whether the Madison police officer will be charged in Robinson's death.
Dane County April homes sales rise by nearly 25%
Median price in April was up as well -- to $229,900 from $210,000 in April 2014 -- for an increase of 9.5 percent.
Restaurant News: Waypoint eatery and pub in Monona opens its doors
The restaurant and pub is the latest venture from Tim Thompson, who also owns The Free House Pub in Middleton and The Flying Hound in Fitchburg.
Anchor files for stock sale by shareholders
The shelf registration would allow the sale of shares, under no specific timeline.
Pharmacy technician program comes to Madison
Rx Tech Prep, a concentrated pharmacy technician program, has come to Madison.
100 volunteer peacekeepers set to be deployed today by Black Leadership Council
To head off trouble, they will attempt to calm protesters, especially young people.
Wollersheim Winery named small winery of the year
The Dane County winery is the state's largest.
Prep girls basketball: Waunakee school board delays decision on firing of head coach Brad Lussier
A final decision on Lussier’s status has yet to be made, but 15 people pleaded for his reinstatement Monday.
Lawmakers mull cuts to board that puts out emergency alerts, educational media
Wisconsin lawmakers are meeting today to consider budget cuts to a board that puts out emergency alerts and educational programming, including public radio and public television.
Packers: Tickets go on sale Tuesday for Brett Favre induction ceremony
The tickets at $4 each go on sale at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The banquet and ceremony will be held in the stadium atrium on July 18.
Packers: Green Bay among NFL teams that reportedly received tax dollars to hold military tributes
According to federal documents obtained by NJ.com, the Department of Defense has paid out millions to NFL teams to finance advertising and game-day military tributes.
New kidney transplant system helps some but doesn't address wait time gap
A new kidney system helps some groups of patients. Addressing geographic disparities could come next.
Chris Rickert: Political opposites find common ground on testing, Common Core
Bipartisanship is not dead, as it turns out. Although when it’s limited to cooperation on single issues between the extremes of the political spectrum, it’s hard to see what good it does.
Spectrum Brands sells more stock
Spectrum Brands' secondary stock sale is aimed at paying part of the cost to buy the company that makes Armor All and STP motor oil.
Packers: Second-round draft pick Quinten Rollins signs contract
The defensive back and Mid-American Conference Defensive Player of the Year was the 62nd overall selection in the draft.
Tom Oates: Craig Counsell's minor changes have changed Brewers' fortunes so far
MILWAUKEE — Well, one thing has remained the same in the week since Craig Counsell replaced Ron Roenicke as manager of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Patrick Durkin: National Deer Alliance hopes to reach out to non-hunting public
Shane Mahoney, a well-known conservationist and biologist from Newfoundland, believes it’s important to address deer problems and concerns now.






