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Wisconsin allows sale of SSM Health nursing homes to New Jersey company
The state, which had blocked the sale, agreed to a probationary license for Complete Care, with conditions.
Operation Fresh Start helps give its former headquarters a new life filled with music
Members of the OFS Build Academy program are using their skills to help renovate the building on Winnebago Street into the Atwood Music Hall.
Sun Prairie School Board appoints 2 new members to fill vacant seats
One of the seats, though, will be on the April 1 ballot.
Wisconsin men's basketball dove into international recruiting last summer, and it won't stop soon
As the Badgers' relationships grow with agents abroad, they are preparing to be in the running for more international talent than ever.
Shocking OWI incident is just business as usual for Wisconsin | Pat Malloy
A recent drunken driving case was reported by the Dane County Sheriff's Office. The report describes how a deputy stopped a vehicle at 10:15 a.m. in the town of Blooming Grove. Both the passenger and driver fled on foot.
Certification wouldn't be peaceful if Donald Trump had lost | Gary Stern
The votes for president were counted, and the election is now peacefully certified. This time, there was apparently no interference, no illegal ballots, no pesky issues with voting machines and no election fraud.
Jimmy Carter was great leader because he was a good man | Thomas Stark
"To all of the young people in this nation and for anyone in search of what it means to live a life of purpose and meaning – the good life – study Jimmy Carter, a man of principle, faith and…
It's time for progressives to ditch Elon Musk's Teslas | Joseph Cabibbo
In this season of New Year's resolutions, I have a suggestion for all the progressives who bought a Tesla to try help slow global warming. It is time to realize, regardless of your good intentions, that was a mistake.
U.S. Supreme Court must be held accountable to the people | Susan Kennedy
I recently read U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Robert’s year-end review, taking to task those who threaten, use violence and create misinformation about the judiciary. One would have to agree.
5 high school boys swimming stars of the week: Jan. 8 edition
Season-best times against high-level competition highlighted the high school boys swimming action to open the New Year. Here are five noteworthy performances.
Wisconsin men's basketball allows Rutgers to 'muddy up' game, finds different way to win (copy)
The Badgers turned the ball over 16 times and allowed 18 offensive rebounds Monday night, but they showed they could win in a different way.
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5 high school hockey stars of the week: Jan. 8 edition (copy)
A pair of first career hat tricks highlighted high school boys and girls hockey action to open the new year. Here are five of the notable performances.
'It's disgusting': Player retains legal counsel over transfer portal dispute with Wisconsin (copy)
A lawyer representing the Badgers' highest-graded defender is uncertain what the holdup is in the player's entrany into the transfer portal. Here's where things stand.
5 high school boys swimming stars of the week: Jan. 8 edition (copy)
Season-best times against high-level competition highlighted the high school boys swimming action to open the New Year. Here are five noteworthy performances.
Mark Huntsman
Mark Huntsman, age 45, passed away unexpectedly on December 30, 2024. He was born in Madison on November 21, 1979, to William “Bill” and Randi (Holt) Huntsman. Mark taught himself to read when he was three and had a brilliant…
Mary Elizabeth (Wolff) Vinje Wanless
May 27, 1920—January 4, 2025
Paulette “Cookie” Josephine Quigley
March 13, 1951—January 2, 2025
Earl Mylrea
Earl William Mylrea, son of Chauncey and Louise (Friede) Mylrea, Reedsburg, age 96 passed on to Heaven on January 2nd. He was born on March 21, 1928 in Rock Springs, Wisconsin. Although diagnosed with polio in 1946, it never stopped…