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Gilson, Richard "Dick"
STOUGHTON - Richard "Dick" Gilson, age 69, died on Aug. 13, 2016, at Artisan Assisted Living, after a battle with cancer. He was born June 11, 1947, to Viola and Loy Gilson in Stoughton. After graduation he worked at several…
Denton, James "Neil"
OREGON - James "Neil" Denton passed away on Monday, Aug. 15, 2016. He was born on Nov. 19, 1931, to James and Annie Marie "Mary" (Anderson) Denton in the Town of Oregon.
Abrams, Marian E.
OREGON - Marian E. Abrams, "Grandma A," age 94, passed away on Aug. 15, 2016, at Evansville Manor in Evansville, Wis., with her family by her side. She was born on Nov. 8, 1921, in Ipswitch, S.D., the daughter of…
Taborsky, Peter Nesbit
MADISON - Peter Nesbit Taborsky, born Nov. 28, 1951, to Nancy Nesbit Taborsky and Dr. Charles Robert Taborsky, passed away at his home on Jan. 23, 2016.
Rain possible overnight, warmth to last through Friday
A chance for showers and thunderstorms Tuesday night into Wednesday won't do much to cool Madison, but more rain forecast Friday night and Saturday should do the trick.
Badgers football: LSU running back Leonard Fournette in walking boot with sprained ankle
Fournette set school records with 1,953 rushing yards and 22 touchdowns as a sophomore last season.
Spontaneous Ode to Moving Students -- Miriam Hall
Editor's note: This poem was originally posted as a comment on the @wistatejournal Instagram account by Miriam Hall (@herspiral), a photography, writing and art teacher in Madison.
Hands on Wisconsin: What has caused divisive race relations?
Conservatives like to blame our first black president (not income inequality, educational disparities, punitive drug laws, biased policing or mass incarceration) for the nation's contentious racial relations.
Women punched in armed robbery on West Side, Madison police say
Two women suffered facial injuries Monday night when a knife-wielding man attacked them and took cash from one of the victims.
Two arrested on drug charges in Soldiers Grove, Sheriff's Office says
Two Soldiers Grove residents were arrested under separate search warrants for allegedly dealing and using illegal drugs.
Prep football preview: Middleton, Madison Memorial and Sun Prairie the early favorites in Big Eight
Middleton, which opens the season Friday night at Madison Memorial, is seeking its third straight Big Eight title.
Multiple streets to close for mini-marathon Saturday
Thousands of feet will trump vehicles on a multitude of streets Downtown, in the Near West Side and the UW campus on Saturday, for the eighth annual Madison Mini-Marathon.
'Ice Cold Winter' forecast by Farmers' Almanac
"February is the month to really be ready for cold conditions," said Editor Peter Geiger. "According to our long-range outlook, many places will see downright frigid temperatures ... some as low as 40 degrees below zero."
Expect delays if heading to Packer game Thursday night, state officials say
Ongoing road construction coupled with commuters heading home from work could cause major traffic delays Thursday evening for Green Bay Packers fans heading to Lambeau Field in Green Bay.
Donald Trump looks to rouse southeast Wisconsin Republicans in latest visit
Down 15 in the latest Marquette Law School Poll, the GOP nominee plans a rally in conservative Washington County.
Great growing weather pushing crops to maturity
Crops are maturing quickly in Wisconsin this summer, thanks to a season-long pattern of heat, humidity and timely rains, according to the latest crop progress report.
Elderly Soldiers Grove woman helped overseas man get stolen goods, police say
An elderly Soldiers Grove woman was duped into sending stolen items to a man in Africa, items acquired illegally by the man over the internet then sent to her residence for forwarding to him.
John Holevoet: Dairy group input will make water rules more effective
I want to clarify some false impressions that may have resulted from the State Journal’s Aug. 1 article “DNR scales back proposed rules.”
Argument led to stabbing on West Side, Madison police say
An argument between two people at a West Side residence Monday night escalated to a stabbing, with the victim suffering non-life-threatening injuries.
Trump, Kaine in Wisconsin Tuesday
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine return to Wisconsin.