Madison Artist Opens Death Studio to Transform Grief into Cultural Shift
Madison resident Meghan Johnson, a “death worker,” opens a Death Studio to guide people through grief and cultural shifts.
June 11, 2026
Madison resident Meghan Johnson, a “death worker,” opens a Death Studio to guide people through grief and cultural shifts.
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Jim Troupis’ lawyers seek to move his trial from Dane County, arguing for fairness and citing a federal pardon claim.
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A Wisconsin coal plant to receive $19M in federal funds for upgrades, delaying its retirement until 2029.
Staunch Trump allies gathered near Chippewa Falls to promote his agriculture policies amid rising costs and tariffs.
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