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Obituary index for Sat., July 26
FRIED, Uri, 68
Dozens of kids and adults in Gaza have starved to death in July as hunger surges (copy)
In greater numbers than ever, children hollowed up by hunger are overwhelming the Patient's Friends Hospital, the main emergency center for malnourished kids in northern Gaza.
HR exec caught on Coldplay cam resigns after embrace with CEO went viral (copy)
The executive who was caught on camera embracing the CEO of her company at a Coldplay concert in a moment that went viral resigned.
Victim dies 3 days after shooting on Madison's North Side
A 30-year-old man died in the hospital days after suffering multiple gunshot wounds on the North Side of Madison.
Who's announced their candidacy for governor, and who's considering a run?
The 2026 gubernatorial election will mark the first open race for the position in 16 years.
George Will: How Trump dominates and corrupts the private sector
After six months, with seven times that much time remaining, Trump 2.0 seems as transformative as the New Deal was, but different.
Generac opens expansive factory in Beaver Dam
Generac broke ground in November 2023 on the 345,000-square-foot facility.
Former Sun Prairie school employee accused of possessing child pornography
A former staff member at Sun Prairie West High School has been arrested and accused of possessing child pornography.
UW-Eau Claire suspends professor who flipped College Republicans table
José Felipe Alvergue has been suspended for the next school year, ordered to complete anger management and had his promotion rescinded.
Summer heatwave strikes Mendota Marsh
Oscar Fox can't handle the heat in this week's Mendota Marsh.
Take a look back at Gov. Tony Evers' two terms as Wisconsin's governor
Evers' tenure has often been marked by recurring friction with the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Third Hop Garden location opens in Belleville featuring brews, live music
After opening tasting rooms in Paoli in 2015 and Evansville in 2023, the company that grows its own hops for its beer is branching out once again.
How Wisconsin men's basketball's general manager tackles revenue sharing, roster building
Marc VandeWettering, who was recently promoted to the Badgers' first-ever general manager, spoke with media on Thursday. Here's what stood out.
Tough couple of years 'lit a fire' under this Packers linebacker
After a pair of difficult seasons with the Giants that saw a decrease in snaps and productivity, the free agent signing could be an important piece in Green Bay.
Donald Trump puts profits over lives of starving people in Gaza | Mary Maronek
The people starving in Gaza, including children, is horrific.
Don't sympathize with companies that manufacture overseas | Craig Schultz
The State Journal article on Tuesday "Playing in 'survival mode'" featured a local game company whose games are manufactured in China. The company is being hurt by tariffs.
Madison needs traffic enforcement not 20 mph speed limit | Kevin Houlahan
When we have out-of-town guests at our home in Madison, I make a point to make them aware of the lack of traffic enforcement in our city. I let them know that excessive speeding and the running of red lights…
MAGA underestimates contributions of the unprivileged | Jacqueline Burwell
I have a big question for all the GOP lemmings in the Senate and House who are attempting to push through President Donald Trump's unrealistic and brutally inhumane agenda. Who do you think will be around to care for you…
‘Happy Gilmore’ became a cult comedy. 29 years later, Adam Sandler is swinging again
NEW YORK — “Happy Gilmore” was born on the range.
Minnesota's P.J. Fleck says he's a 'speck' in Wisconsin rivalry, but he's revived it
The most-played rivalry in college football is in a dead heat and the Gophers' energetic coach keeps it in focus throughout the year.
