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Lawmakers need to act on guns -- Joe McClain
If I was with someone and witnessed that person committing a murder, and if I did nothing about it, I would be an accessory to murder -- even if I did not take any part in the process.
Around Town: Packers greats surprise veterans, leap into their hearts
Players including Jared Abbrederis and alumni LeRoy Butler and Robert Brooks made bedside visits Sunday to patients at Madison's Veterans Hospital.
Just ask us: How did Gammon Road get its name?
The road was named for farmers John and Warren Gammons who owned land near the road during the 1800s.
Ring, Timothy D.
MCFARLAND - Tim Ring passed away on June 16, 2016, at his home after a brief illness. Tim was born on Dec. 27, 1951, in Madison, Wis., the son of Don and Florine (Ballweg) Ring.
Kreitling, Lucille P.
STOUGHTON - Lucille P. Kreitling, age 84, passed away on Saturday, June 18, 2016, at Azura in Stoughton. Arrangements are pending. A full obituary will appear on Tuesday. Please share your memories of Lucille at www.cressfuneralservice.com.
Prochaska, Susan M.
MUSCODA - Susan M. Prochaska, 64, of Muscoda, died on Friday, June 17, 2016, at UW Hospital, Madison.
Goderstad, Constance A. "Connie"
BLACK EARTH - Constance A. "Connie" Goderstad, age 89, of Black Earth, Wis., died unexpectedly on Saturday, June 18, 2016, at Sauk Prairie Healthcare in Prairie du Sac, Wis. She was born Nov. 29, 1926, in Vermont Township, Wis., to…
Kempfer, Gail A.
WINDSOR / DEFOREST - Gail A. Kempfer, age 74, passed away Sunday, June 19, 2016. Arrangements are pending.
Together: Stay organized while on vacation
Here are some ways you can make a family road trip more enjoyable this summer — instead of more trouble than it’s worth.
Inside Wisconsin: WEDC move points up need to diversify business tax credits
State needs to invest more in a range of investment incentives to grow its business base.
On trade, Donald Trump’s broadsides put Ron Johnson in a bind
Ron Johnson has not said where he stands on the Trans-Pacific Partnership seven months after it became public.
Letter: Tony Evers did not object to DOJ dropping DPI as a client in lawsuit
The Wisconsin State Journal reported on Evers' complaints in a story published Thursday.
Balancing Act: Turning lives around with a paintbrush
Some students arrive at Jose de Diego Elementary Community Academy having never held a paintbrush.
On Wisconsin: Four classrooms, 150 years and a small school that binds a farming community
St. Peter's Catholic School in Ashton celebrates 150 years with a reunion that celebrates its rural roots.
Larry Watson's latest helps keep the Western alive
An aging cowboy who has long been living off the grid is suddenly thrown into the role of caregiver for his teenage grandchildren in Larry Watson’s latest, “As Good As Gone.”
For Wisconsin beekeepers, a question: To migrate, or not?
Already buffeted by disease, bees who winter in warmer climates often fare better and provide an extra revenue source: pollination.
As UW-Madison plans for future, well-known 1960s buildings could face wrecking ball
If the campus' planners have their way, the Humanities Building, Van Hise Hall and other UW buildings could face the wrecking ball in the not-too-distant future.
More potent street drugs, lack of treatment help stoke Dane County heroin deaths
But increased cooperation between agencies and the promise of millions in new federal funding could lead to solutions.
Esther Cepeda: Dads deserve more encouragement
The caricature of Homer Simpson symbolizes the degradation of the father figure in America
