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Provo, Kelly Rae (Smyth)
EVANSVILLE - Kelly Rae Provo, age 46, died unexpectedly in her sleep on Sunday, May 10, 2015. She was born in Richland Center on June 27, 1968, the daughter of Diane and Ed Smyth. Kelly grew u…
Ehle, Ronald W.
STOUGHTON - Ronald W. Ehle, age 73, passed away at his home Tuesday, May 12, 2015. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Monday, May 18, 2015, at WEST KOSHKONONG LUTHERAN CHURCH. Visitatio…
Matranga, Alice Jane
MADISON - Alice Jane Matranga, age 85, of Madison, passed away on Tuesday, May 12, 2015, at Oak Park Place in Madison. She was born on July 12, 1929, in Madison, the daughter of Ruby and Edward Heinz.
Murphy, Phyllis Mae
SUN PRAIRIE - Phyllis Mae Murphy, age 71, passed away May 11, 2015, the beloved daughter of her father, Lawrence (deceased) and mother, Florence (still living at the age of 100) Murphy; sister…
Meylor, Lorraine Katherine
MOUNT HOREB - Lorraine Katherine Meylor, age 88, of Mount Horeb, died on Wednesday, May 13, 2015, at Girlie's Manor in Mount Horeb, with her family at her side after her fight against brain ca…
Assembly takes up restrictions on food stamp purchases, drug testing of benefit recipients
The Wisconsin Assembly is poised to take up bills imposing new restrictions on public-benefit recipients, such as requiring them to undergo drug tests or avoid using food stamps to buy junk food.
Badgers men's basketball: UW will play at Syracuse in Big Ten/ACC Challenge
The game against the Orange, 18-13 last season, is set for Dec. 2 at the Carrier Dome.
Mayor Paul Soglin: We'll continue to allow for 'greatest latitude' in political expression
But protesters have a responsibility to themselves and the community, he said.
Jeff Scott Olson: Now the real effort for justice in the courts begins for Tony Robinson's family
Wisconsin just learned criminal charges will not be filed against Madison Police Officer Matt Kenny in the fatal shooting of Tony Robinson on March 6.
Great Wolf sale is finalized
The Madison indoor waterpark resort company is now part of Centerbridge Partners.
West Towne to reshuffle and add for Cheesecake Factory
Oakley, Nutrition Shack and Windsor are new additions
Bloomberg News: US tax code burdens economy and middle class
America’s convoluted tax code has needed comprehensive reform for years. The case for change would be open and shut even if families on low and middle incomes hadn’t come under increasing stra…
Records to be released in John Doe probe into Scott Walker's campaign
The court records to be released Wednesday involving a secret investigation launched in 2012 into coordination between Walker's campaign and conservative and Republican groups.
Campus Inn ready to reopen as Graduate Madison
A three-month renovation has touched every space of the hotel and adds dining and bar options.
Econ Quiz: How do you define unemployment?
What is the “official” definition of unemployed?
Protest starts at scene of Tony Robinson's death
About 100 to 200 marchers walked east on Williamson Street after assembling in front of the house where Tony Robinson was killed.
Police video shows officer firing shots that killed Tony Robinson
Madison police squad car video shows Officer Matt Kenny firing seven shots in three seconds, mortally wounding Tony Robinson.
Hands on Wisconsin: Evidence outweighs emotion in Tony Robinson ruling
Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne, the first district attorney of color in Wisconsin, has decided not to file charges against Madison police Officer Matt Kenny in the shooting death …
In Season: Baby bok choy
What it is: A leafy vegetable with spoon-shaped leaves and pale green, rather than white, stems of mature bok choy. It’s also called Shanghai bok choy and is common in Asian cooking.
Cooks' Exchange: Capturing a Norwegian-American family's history in recipes
Recipe requests don’t always arrive in stamped envelopes or emails. Some have been made in grocery stores, meat markets, at the Kohl Center, on sidewalks by someone who recognizes me, or durin…