State investigating patient's death
BY MEG KISSINGER
Woman went weeks without adequate food and hydration
(Published 10/31/2006; Page A1)

Youth suicides alarm Kenosha County
BY ERIN RICHARDS
Growing number of children are evaluated by the county for at-risk behavior
(Published 10/31/2006; Page A1)

TV ad money surpasses $10 million
BY CRAIG GILBERT AND GREG J. BOROWSKI
Independent groups playing bigger role than in '02
(Published 10/31/2006; Page A1)

Reports show Doyle with $700,000 advantage
BY GREG J. BOROWSKI, STEVEN WALTERS AND PATRICK MARLE
(Published 10/31/2006; Page A8; Madison)

U.S. death toll for October climbs past 100
Bombs sweep Baghdad, killing 46
(Published 10/31/2006; Page A1; Baghdad)

Hundreds argue to restore budget cuts
BY DAVE UMHOEFER
County workers, unions seek to protect jobs; others defend pools, social services
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1)

Region's affordable housing to be scrutinized
BY SCOTT WILLIAMS
Among the issues: A lack of such homes near jobs in suburbs
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1; City of Pewaukee)

Hospital zoning OK expected tonight
BY AMY RINARD
Oconomowoc council's action will also enable development of mall to move forward
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1; Oconomowoc)

Complaint challenges Gunderson residency
BY JENNIE TUNKIEICZ
Racine County DA, state officials investigating claim
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1; Racine)

Restaurateur stricken before crash
BY JACQUELINE SEIBEL
Car of Ritter's Inn co-owner plunged into Lisbon pool
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1; Waukesha)

Conjure up an appetite for civic involvement
COLUMNIST LAUREL WALKER
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1)

Both sides should encourage voting
COLUMNIST EUGENE KANE
(Published 10/31/2006; Page B1)

Companies employ tax loophole
BY AVRUM D. LANK
Dusting off a 1953 law helps some save millions
(Published 10/30/2006; Page A1)

Becoming a Marine was childhood goal
BY MEG JONES
Town of Green Bay man killed in Iraq dreamed of serving since eighth grade
(Published 10/30/2006; Page A1)

Firing away at Coast Guard plan
BY DAN EGAN
Machine-gun proposal hits rough waters
(Published 10/30/2006; Page A1)

Voters get an uncertain choice
BY BILL GLAUBER
Effect of marriage amendment unclear
(Published 10/30/2006; Page A1)

U.S. official telling the story no politician dares talk about
BY MATT CRENSON
Accountant-in-chief tours nation, warning of impending fiscal crisis
(Published 10/30/2006; Page A1; A)

Falk, Van Hollen stress differences
BY STACY FORSTER
Attorney general race asks: Who has the best background for the job?
(Published 10/30/2006; Page B1; Madison)

News from the campaign trail

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Woman stabbed to death at Wauwatosa hospice

Two games, two interceptions for Woodson

Doyle holds lead in new poll, money raised and ad buys

Falk has 11 point lead in attorney general's race, poll says

California Wildfire Fully Corralled

Red Cross Announces Management Overhaul

3rd Marine to Plead Guilty in Iraq Killing

NYC Ponders Ban on Trans Fats

Accused N.J. Woman Faces New Charges

Arrests Made in Smuggling Probe in Ariz.

Family of 4 Found Shot to Death in Ky.

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Bus Vandals Shut Down School System

Man Charged in Utah Library Explosion

Iraq to Lift Sadr City Checkpoints

2 NATO Soldiers Killed in Afghan Bombing

Pakistani Airstrike Sparks Protests

Israel Jets Stage Mock Raids Over Beirut

Oaxaca Protesters Vow to Keep Fighting

U.N. Chief Asks New Uses for Atom Energy

China Changes Death Penalty Law

Iran Warns of Response to Nuke Sanctions

13 Nations Meet on Nuclear Containment

Venezuela Warms to Dominican Republic