Gary Mays is a News Reporter at the Monroe Times. A longtime journalist with extensive experience in culture, society, and education, Mays covers a range of topics including public education, school districts, and animal rescue and rehabilitation. He has been featured in the Fennimore Times, Monroe Times, and Daily Journal.
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Like a lot of boys his age, Elliot Hagen said he’d love to be a football player when he grows up.
Surprisingly after what they’d been through, they were all sleeping or relaxing when they arrived in individual crates, all 10 beagle puppies, perfectly quiet after their road trip south from Dane County Monday, May 11.
The afternoon was warm and calm Monday on the east side of Monroe’s downtown square.
MONROE — An Albany man has been arrested and charged with 2nd degree criminal sexual assault for his actions related to a victim under 16 that he allegedly met on a social media platform popular with children.
MONROE — A Monroe woman on deferred prosecution from a charge of felony elderly abuse in 2024 now faces additional charges in Green County Circuit Court for felony abuse of a child, following a May 13 ordeal.
Kelda Roys’ statewide campaign hit Monroe on Thursday evening, and the 26th District State Senator and one of six Democratic primary candidates for governor wasted no time in taking on President Trump, along with potential Republican opponent Tom Tiffany.
It’s the time of year when it takes a creative twist in the school year-plot to keep even the most engaged students learning until the final bell sounds on Wednesday, June 3.
MONROE — City officials on Thursday honored Police Chief Fred Kelley on his last day after 46 years on the job — 31 if those as the city’s top cop.
After pricing and planning for months — and needing more space for years — county officials are opting to pause and further study the idea of building a new, $49 million highway shop.
Not guilty pleas have been entered on charges of attempted murder for the defendant in the latest case of drunken violence on the Sugar River near Albany.
