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Lynch, Humphrey J. "Jerry"
MADISON - Humphrey J. "Jerry" Lynch entered the Kingdom of Heaven, on Friday, May 29, 2015. He passed away with family present at Oak Park Place in Madison. He was born on April 19, 1927, at S…
Faust, Robert John "Toot"
SUN PRAIRIE - On May 31, 2015, Robert John Faust, age 75, passed away at home surrounded by family. Robert was born at home in Sun Prairie on April 10, 1940, to loving parents, Robert Faust, S…
On Campus: UW Colleges chancellor survives no-confidence vote
Sandeen just started as chancellor of UW Colleges and UW-Extension in December and walked into perhaps the most challenging time in the colleges’ history.
Madison police use Taser, pepper spray to break up fight
A 19-year-old woman was hitting a 16-year-old girl on the back of the head during the fight outside a house party.
SSM Health to acquire Saint Louis University Hospital
SSM Health announced plans Monday to acquire Saint Louis University Hospital as part of a three-way agreement.
Jennifer Cheatham proposes $1.5M plan to address behavior in Madison schools
About $802,000, or the majority of the new funds, would put at least a part-time staff member at every elementary school to handle student behavior issues and at least one full-time staff mem…
Stolen items recovered, arrest made after alleged apartment thefts
Madison police arrested a 16-year-old boy who attended two house parties Saturday night for burglary and theft.
Madison reopens application process for director of Planning, Community and Economic Development
A national search produced 50 candidates but no finalists.
Deerfield man threatened with handgun at Madison gas station
The armed man, who allegedly displayed a gun in his waistband, threatened the man over a woman, police said.
School Spotlight: Madison district growing its own produce
For the first time, produce grown by the Madison School District will be used for its meal program.
Prep notes: Middleton's Jake Van Emburgh says state title is his aim
WIAA reviews special-qualifier issue; no more Middleton players included for state tournament
Medical College of Wisconsin to start pharmacy school
Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee plans to open a pharmacy school in 2017 or 2018, adding to Wisconsin's two pharmacy schools at UW-Madison and Concordia University.
U.S. credit union members' savings hit historic trillion-dollar mark
The CUNA Mutual Group report also showed growth in new auto loans and may reflect broader economic confidence.
Average Madison gas price remains roughly the same over the past week
Madison gas prices remained roughly the same over the past week, according to auto club AAA figures.
Packers: Former coach Mike Sherman to coach Cape Cod high school
Sherman said that he took the high school job because he didn't want to put his family through another move.
Minneapolis Star Tribune: Graduating from college in an era of guarded optimism
By the middle of June, more than 1.8 million young Americans will have graduated from four-year colleges this year. Many will have endured commencement speeches intended to inspire and motivat…
State Patrol warns motorists to watch out for wayward deer
A dispatcher reporter eight deer-vehicle collisions on the overnight shift and another one Monday morning.
Pro golf: Champions Tour event coming to University Ridge in 2016
The event will be sponsored by American Family Insurance, which also sponsors Edgerton native and PGA Tour champion Steve Stricker.
What Charter-Time Warner Cable deal could mean for consumers
Over the long run, critics say the collective weight of such deals may mean higher prices for subscribers.
Madison officials puzzled by state move to exempt Hill Farms project from zoning rules
City officials would like to know the reason, since they worked with state on zoning concerns.
