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Peterson, Arden G.
HILLSBORO - Arden Glenn Peterson, age 88, passed away Sept. 9, 2016, in Viroqua, Wis. He was born on Irish Ridge in Vernon County on Oct. 25, 1927, to Andrew O. and Lydia (Selin) Peterson. He graduated from Viroqua High…
Lamke, Lorrain J.
REEDSBURG - Lorrain J. Lamke, age 79, of Reedsburg, died peacefully on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016, surrounded by her loving family. She was born on April 2, 1937, in the Town of Woodland, Sauk County, the daughter of Isadore and…
Los Angeles Times: Congress must pass Zika bill
Welcome back to work, Congress! We see the Senate picked up where it left off before its seven-week summer recess — blocking a bill to provide $1.1 billion for Zika prevention efforts because of a provision barring funding for Planned…
Bilse, Ronald R.
BARNEVELD - Ronald R. Bilse, age 64, of Barneveld, passed away on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016, at Meriter Hospital in Madison.
Gudeyon, Sally B.
JANESVILLE - Sally B. Gudeyon, age 87, of Janesville, died on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2016, at Cedar Crest.
Bulgrin, Marvin E.
PORTAGE - Marvin E. Bulgrin, age 73, passed away peacefully after a long battle with Parkinson's and cancer, on Friday, Sept. 9, 2016, at Hamilton Park Place Assisted Living in Portage,
Niebuhr, Mary Alice
VERONA - Mary Alice Niebuhr of Verona, formerly Madison, age 95, passed away on Sept. 8, 2016, surrounded by her family. She was a 58 year breast cancer survivor, and survived other cancers throughout her years. Mary Alice was born…
Republicans seek to out documents they say would boost claim Russ Feingold broke the law
The Republican Party of Wisconsin called on Feingold to release the documents before the election.
Badgers women's hockey: Verona native Claudia Kepler transfers from Ohio State to Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin women's hockey team announced that Verona native Claudia Kepler will transfer from Ohio State and join the Badgers.
Corrections officials stick with destroying training videos
Department of Corrections officials will destroy certain training records the day they are created, according to a Friday letter to the state's public records board.
Patrick Durkin: Two hunting experts' advice on keeping a marriage together
After sitting down for a joint interview earlier this year with Steven Rinella and Randy Newberg, I condensed their advice into 10 tips:
Plan ahead for Badger game day traffic, DOT says
Football fans heading to Camp Randall Stadium on Saturday for the Wisconsin Badgers game against Akron should probably head to the game a little earlier than normal because of road construction in the Madison area.
Madison Schools phone system out of order
A firewall problem with the phone system for the Madison Metropolitan School District put the district into an internet/email mode Friday afternoon, with parents getting a link to the analog phone line for their particular school in case of an…
Packers: Lane Taylor cool, calm about taking over at left guard
Taylor will start in Sunday's season-opener at Jacksonville in place of three-time Pro Bowler Josh Sitton, who was released by the Packers last week.
Bank robber wore law enforcement jacket, Madison police say
A bank robber wearing a jacket that looked like a law enforcement jacket robbed a West Side bank Friday morning.
Flash flood warning, watch issued, heavy rains hitting Wisconsin again
A flash flood warning for a part of southwest Wisconsin and a flash flood watch for Sauk County were issued Friday afternoon for expected heavy rains in areas where rain is not needed.
Supreme Court hears arguments about rule banning guns on Madison buses
A pro-gun group that challenged a city of Madison rule that bans weapons, including firearms, on Madison Metro buses told the state Supreme Court on Friday that the rule should be overturned because it is prohibited by a state law…
Hands on Wisconsin: Bucky takes on the Akron Zips
After their upset victory over LSU at Lambeau Field, the Badgers welcome the Akron Zips to Camp Randall.
Doyle McManus: Undecided voters torn between ‘crazy uncle,’ chilly stepmother
Undecided voters in Wisconsin are torn between two disliked candidates for president
Cynthia Tucker: Capitalism and education are incompatible partners
The news left tens of thousands of students stunned: Just as the fall semester was starting, ITT Technical Institute, one of the nation’s largest chains of for-profit colleges, shut down all its campuses, stranding some would-be graduates a few months…