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Brian Wilson, Beach Boys visionary leader and summer's poet laureate, dies at 82 (copy)
Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys’ visionary and fragile leader whose genius for melody, arrangements and wide-eyed self-expression inspired “Good Vibrations,” “California Girls” and other summertime anthems has died at 82.
Bill would require Wisconsin Elections Commission to hear complaints against itself
The legislation comes on the heels of a warning from the federal Department of Justice that it would cut off millions of dollars in federal elections funding to the state.
Wisconsin lawsuit seeks to ban Elon Musk from offering payments to voters
Musk handed out $1 million checks to three Wisconsin voters before the state's April 1 Supreme Court election in an effort to help elect conservative candidate Brad Schimel.
Developer doubles size of planned apartment building near Hilldale
The proposal calls for a six-story building on University Avenue with 146 apartments, a rooftop pool and 4,000 square feet of commercial space.
Novanta restaurant on University Avenue closing after 5 years
"We've always thought about maybe doing things to evolve the brand into the space, maybe full bar," owner Nick Mattioli said. "At the end of the day, you'd be changing the brand to fit the shoe kind of a thing."
Donald Trump's agenda steals from future to pay for today | Ronald Brownstein
The highest price for President Donald Trump’s second-term plans will be paid by those who are not yet born.
Immigrant Wisconsin man falsely accused of threatening Trump can be released on bond
The man was a victim in a violent 2023 attack where his bike was stolen and his alleged attacker forged the threatening letter to try to clear his case.
Epic Systems adds organ donation option to MyChart app
The service is only available to GHC members now, but will be rolled out to other health groups in coming months.
3 things to know about the 2nd WIAA state boys and girls lacrosse championships
Three first-time qualifiers and the reigning girls champion are all making the trip to Bank of Sun Prairie Stadium on Saturday to stake their claim for a state title.
Bassett Street Brunch Club is closed temporarily for an interior and menu refresh
The Food Fight restaurant closed Sunday to undergo a full interior renovation.
Madison Night Market set for Thursday
The event features dozens of vendors selling locally made products and art work.
Baraboo's Big Top Parade returns Saturday, led by vintage cyclists, home-school marching band
"Because our parade date coincides with Flag Day, we decided to celebrate America," Big Top Parade Committee co-chair Nanci Jenks said.
Packers receiver Bo Melton works out at cornerback after release of Jaire Alexander
“We just thought that if there is somebody that can potentially do both, he would be that guy,” Packers coach Matt LaFleur said.
America's veterans don't need a military parade | Doug Bradley and Tom Deits
Symbols matter -- some more than others. The U.S. flag — our venerable “Old Glory” -- represents one nation of 50 states, stretching from sea to shining sea. The sacrifices of the 13 original colonies birthed a republic where power…
Donald Trump could learn from England's Magna Carta | Linda Hilker
Recently, British researchers determined that a copy of the Magna Carta (“Great Charter” in Latin) owned by Harvard Law School is authentic. The Magna Carta, signed by King John of England in 1215, limited the power of the monarchy.
Credit Elon Musk for having the courage to be independent | Bob Hunt
Elon Musk is a strange, smart and eccentric character who looked silly wearing a cheesehead hat while in Wisconsin.
Healthy, clean air should be a priority for Wisconsin | Joan Schiller
We just wrapped up Clean Air Month, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. But as a physician, I am deeply troubled that our agencies are patting themselves on the back for their so-called successes while the data and…
Harvard isn't antisemitic, unlike "very fine people" at rally | Markus Fasel
Antisemitism has a long, tragic history, reaching its peak during World War II with the Nazi regime's murder of 6 million Jews. Alarmingly, neo-Nazi sentiments have resurfaced in recent years, as seen in the 2017 Charlottesville, Virginia, rally where white…
Flotilla of celebrities with aid for Gaza can inspire us all | David Minden
Remember when actress Jane Fonda spoke out from Vietnam about the damage caused by U.S. bombing. Few others were doing so at the time.
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