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Funeral business' slow but inevitable march attracts investors to these stocks
NEW YORK — Death and taxes, the saying goes, are the only certainties in life. If so, funeral companies like Houston's Service Corporation International might look like a sure bet to investors.
Former Wisconsin star earns place in US Hockey Hall of Fame
The second-leading scorer in Badgers women's hockey history is adding to her decorated playing career.
An 'awestruck moment': Demolition of old Wisconsin Historical Museum to start this month
The new $160.5 million Wisconsin History Center is slated to open in 2027.
Lands' End posts fiscal 2Q results that beat analysts’ expectations
The Dodgeville-based clothing retailer posted a loss off $5.3 million, of 17 cents per share, on revenue of $317.2 million in the quarter.
Fans angry at Wisconsin's 'slap in the face' choice to remove bricks advertised as permanent
"UW was founded on this bedrock of legacy and tradition but in the quest for these improvements, they're quite literally throwing legacy and tradition in their own dumpsters."
Fact check: Has Tammy Baldwin done 'absolutely nothing' on fentanyl?
Eric Hovde says his opponent is embellishing her record on the topic.
Restaurant review: Ama fits the Dobhan and Chautara mold. They've been missed
It feels good to have Rajan Pradhan's elevated mix of Nepali, Tibetan and Indian food back on the scene.
Wisconsin football must be alert of experienced South Dakota stars
The FCS sixth-ranked Coyotes have veterans at key positions and hope to pull off an upset against the Badgers.
Hands on Wisconsin: Tipping is costing customers an arm, a leg and more
More and more businesses are encouraging customers to tip employees with easy-to-use touch screens. Tipping is a boon for businesses who can pay lower wages and let customers supplement their employees' earning.
Ultra swimmer abandons attempt to cross Lake Michigan again
Jim Dreyer, 61, who made a successful crossing in 1998, has tried and failed four times since 2023 to again swim across Lake Michigan.
Wisconsin has more art than you probably know. A fresh collaboration helps you find it
Wisconsin Art Destinations hopes to tempt travelers and day-trippers to explore the state's widely diverse museums, as well as uniquely Wisconsin hotels and restaurants nearby.
This haunted Wisconsin high school will give you chills
The former Glenbeulah High School in Sheboygan County will be home to the second annual paranormal conference and some say the school is haunted.
UW police report second instance of pro-Palestinian graffiti since late August
UW police spokesperson Marc Lovicott said the graffiti included phrases such as "divest now," "we will not rest" and "free Palestine."
Back-to-school vaccine clinics in Madison area set for October
Six clinics in the Madison area will offer required vaccines and other shots, including against flu and COVID-19.
See what Madison streets will close for the Ironman triathlon on Sunday
The race begins at 6:45 a.m. and lasts until approximately midnight. Police will maintain local access across the route only when there are gaps among competitors.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sues to have name removed from Wisconsin's November ballot
Kennedy argues the Wisconsin Elections Commission has treated independent candidates like himself unfairly by holding them to different timelines than major party candidates.
Waukesha mayor condemns GOP ad tying Sen. Tammy Baldwin to Christmas parade killings
Waukesha Mayor Shawn Reilly said that “our pain and our suffering from the 2021 Waukesha Christmas parade is once again being used by unprincipled people to drive votes.”
3 employees injured in kitchen fire at Portage restaurant
Three employees of La Tolteca were injured Tuesday after water was unintentionally added to hot oil, causing a kitchen fire at the Mexican restaurant, the Portage Fire Department said.
UW police investigating report of person being groped by 5 or 6 people during Badgers game
The alleged sexual assault was first reported in a UW-Madison crime warning to the campus community late Friday night.
Pedestrian hospitalized, driver ticketed after crash Downtown, Madison police say
A 911 caller reported a pedestrian being hit by a car about 10:50 p.m. Saturday in the 500 block of Wisconsin Avenue, Madison police said.