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Brewers: Milwaukee rallies again to beat Cincinnati, net series split
CINCINNATI — Jonathan Lucroy greeted Ross Ohlendorf with a tiebreaking home run leading off the eighth inning, then caught Billy Hamilton stealing for the final out as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cincinnati Reds 5-4 Sunday for their second straight…
Catching Up: La Valle grocery store won't be rebuilt
Fire destroyed Bare Necessities Marketplace on March 15.
Man killed in tractor roll-over identified
Authorities on Sunday identified a Hollandale resident as the man who died after he was pinned under a tractor in the town of Perry on Saturday afternoon.
Waunakee woman killed in town of Westport crash
Jesusa C. Villalobos, 64, was killed in the one-car crash on the 3800 block of Highway MM in the town of Westport.
Around Town: Knights, villains and noblewomen dress up for Costume Con
A broad range of characters descended on the Middleton hotel Sunday for the third day of Costume Con.
Just Ask Us: Where did the Stamm House get its name?
Restaurant co-owner Troy Rost believes "stamm" comes from the German "stammtisch," which is a round table that people gather around.
King, Kathy A.
ARENA - Kathy A. King, age 64, of Arena, passed away on Friday, May 6, 2016, at her home.
Tucker, Elmer R. Jr. "Smokey"
BROOKLYN - Elmer R. "Smokey" Tucker, Jr., age 90, of Brooklyn, passed away on Friday, May 6, 2016, at home. He was born on Jan. 15, 1926, in Gillespie, Ill., the son of Elmer and Clara (Davis) Tucker. He married…
Gugel, Thomas G.
MADISON - Thomas G. Gugel, age 60, passed away on Saturday, May 7, 2016. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at ST. DENNIS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 505 Dempsey Road, Madison, at 12 noon, on Wednesday, May 11, 2016, with…
Career Corner: Right fit is key to success for job-seekers with disability
Matching a candidate's strengths to an inclusive employer can help all be successful.
'The mighty five': Wisconsin tops nation in percentage of female Supreme Court justices
The state trails the national average in percentage of female judges in courts.
Together: Recycling can help you declutter
Madison and its many surrounding communities offer exceptional curbside recycling services. I don’t think it could be any easier for homeowners to recycle. Madison’s website provides all the details about acceptable recyclables and other options for recycling material they don’t…
Balancing Act: Parents are bursting with pride but kids don't hear it
The vast majority of parents say they’re proud of their children, but their children may not be getting the message, according to a new survey.
Old National's Wisconsin CEO predicts smooth transition for AnchorBank customers
Old National, of Evansville, Indiana, bought AnchorBank, effective May 1.
Hands on Wisconsin: Moms are amazing
Happy Mothers Day to all of those special moms out there.
Badgers women's basketball: Jonathan Tsipis followed an improbable path to top spot at UW
An unlikely series of twists and turns has taken Tsipis from coaching a team of 9-year-old boys to taking control of a Badgers program he calls “sleeping giant.”
Gene editing transforms biology, raises ethical questions
UW-Madison researchers are using a powerful gene editing tool that could improve human health, but also raises serious ethical questions.
Behind-the-scenes battle over WEDC records spills into public view
Democrats want info on 28 awards for which no staff review was found, but WEDC says request is burdensome.
Badgers women's basketball: Jonathan Tsipis works to mend fences with state's high school coaches and players
Tsipis vows to recruit and land the state's top prep players, something the previous women's basketball coaching staff at UW did not do.
Chris Rickert: Madison mayor a champion of open meetings? Not quite
It would be nice to see attention paid to government transparency in cases where an elected official isn't out to protect his own power.
