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Avis Eileen Fisher
March 23, 2025
Thomas “Tom” Janssen
SUN PRAIRIE—Thomas “Tom” Janssen, 69, passed away peacefully in his sleep, following complications from ALS on Monday, March 31, 2025, in Poynette, Wisconsin.
Joe Kobussen
August 12, 1948—March 24, 2025
Edith Hoffman
April 2, 1933—April 3, 2025
Barbara Jean Swenson
September 28, 1951 - March 30, 2025
Frederick Hiestand
March 3, 2025
Ada Jones
October 30, 1934—March 31, 2025
Nicholas "Nick" Ladas
April 24, 1934 - March 28, 2025
Victoria (Vicki) Miller-Graves
November 25, 1955 - February 4, 2025
Brewers' winning streak snapped as division rival gets its offense in gear
Milwaukee starter Elvin Rodríguez was tagged for four home runs as the Brewers dropped their first game since their season-opening losing streak.
Econ Quiz for Sunday, April 6, 2025
Exports have been in the news this week and today’s quiz will test your knowledge of Wisconsin’s export partners.
A stroke survivor speaks again with the help of an experimental brain-computer implant
Scientists have developed a device that can translate thoughts about speech into spoken words in real time.
Protest against Trump, Musk draws massive crowd to Wisconsin Capitol
Demonstrators were protesting a slew of policies, including immigration, abortion access, DEI, vaccines and tariffs, as they joined the nationwide "Hands Off!" protests Saturday.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 7th spring practice
Four players in new or altered roles made noise at the Badgers' practice Saturday, plus an update on a talented young player who didn't participate at Camp Randall Stadium.
Wisconsin women's basketball lands transfer commitment from former top-60 recruit
The Badgers added a guard with Final Four experience as their first incoming transfer under coach Robin Pingeton. Here's who is coming to Madison.
Brat Fest is looking for volunteers
Brat Fest is looking for a few thousand good volunteers.
From driver attacks to stalled contracts and resignations, a lot is going on at Metro Transit
Six months into BRT, multiple political crises are consuming Madison's transit agency.
Wisconsinites fear possible Trump Medicaid cuts; 'This time, it just feels different.'
Kim Frederick, whose son has down syndrome, "never really worried because I thought, ‘These things are mandated services and he’ll always be covered.'"
Catholic Charities deserves a tax exemption | Noah Feldman
Should Catholic Charities be exempt from paying state unemployment taxes because it has a religious purpose?
America is headed for a grim fiscal reckoning | Michael R. Bloomberg
Amid all the blaring headlines coming out of Washington, here’s a piece of news that is getting far too little attention: The U.S. is on course for fiscal breakdown.






