Janesville, WI News

• Janesville, WI News
• Step up, Gov. Romney
• Christie’s vice presidential skills
• Janesville School District plans to expand free summer meal program
• Janesville School District: Expulsions are on the decline
• Beloit Snappers prevail in 12
• Raptors blank Ashippun
• Boy Scouts set to present King with Silver Buffalo
• Storms roar through southern Wisconsin
• Police arrest four on weekend OWIs
• Albion wins, improves to 4-0
• Craig, Parker bands proud to perform on Memorial Day
• Semipro football rebirth in Janesville
• Blaze ravages senior housing in Edgerton
• James scores 32 as Heat run past Celtics in Game 1
• Cubs end 12-game losing streak, beat Padres 11-7
• Kahne's Coca-Cola 600 victory continues string of success
• IndyCar hits jackpot with Indy 500
• Mickelson joins group trying to buy Padres
• Political ads stir health care horror
• Quirk of Wis. recall could lead to unusual outcome
• Azarenka overcomes slow start
• Dodgers lose to Brewers 3-2 after blown call
• Brewers put hot-hitting catcher Lucroy on DL
• Warning signs for Obama on path to electoral votes
• Diamondbacks rally to beat Brewers 4-3, win series
• Reasons why turnover is high in Legislature
• Franchitti wins 3rd Indy 500, gives nod to Wheldon
• Beloit, Rockford casino supporters push ahead
• Human toll of war: Parents honor fallen sons
• Despite weather, AirFest has ‘good’ attendance: Official
• Could it be Andretti in victory lane today?
• Driver's profile increases after winning show
• McDonald's HR helps D-backs beat Greinke, Brewers
• Job, economy fears mix with hope for Class of '12
• Cory Booker’s Bain
• Education’s revolving door
• Slaback goes the distance for Janesville Parker
• East Troy puts on a show
• Demos second at nationals
• Delavan-Darien, Turner advance
• Trial planned for man accused of robbing bank
• Evansville eighth-graders share Spanish lessons via books
• Cedar Rapids wins with late home run
• Lake Geneva YMCA changes leadership
• Need for donations echoes with nonprofit
• Union to discuss tower moratorium at Tuesday session
• Group honors restoration of Janesville house
• Evansville's Cashore late entrance gives Blue Devils post season boost
• Thunder, lightning and Black Diamonds combine to ground AirFest
• Fire destroys batting cage building
• Milton gets new farmers market
• Ganassi regains magic at Indy
• Penske goes for racing ‘double’
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Barrett goes after Walker in Wis. recall debate
• Gallardo beats D-backs again as Brewers win 7-1
• Brewers place SS Izturis on DL with hamstring pull
• Teacher flunks First Amendment 101 with classroom rant
• Delavan-Darien program encourages engagement, higher level thinking
• La Follette delivers familiar finish for Parker baseball
• Wrecking ball again aimed at historic gas station
• Hoskins leads Craig baseball's power surge
• Family plans to sue in parachutist's death
• Turner's Sherrod sprints into Division 2 meet
• Edgerton, Monroe softball earn tourney wins
• 'Turtle' in Footville destroyed in suspected arson
• Craig, Parker softball finish with wins
• Woman pleads not guilty to attempted homicide charge
• Evansville, Delavan-Darien clinch soccer titles
• Milton man arrested on charge of fifth OWI
• Janesville lacrosse makes gains
• Oregon soccer blanks Craig
• Snappers pull away from Cedar Rapids
• Craig boys track point to state
• Garbage collection switch nears in Janesville
• Presidential race is most costly ever
• Lucroy puts up impressive numbers
• Bob Kerrey’s entitlement honesty
• The joy of winning
• Pro: Huge subsidies give American taxpayers high-voltage shocks
• Con: Long-term benefits far outweigh cost of current federal subsidies
• Student voters face trouble in June
• Janesville Performing Arts Center looking to future
• Sidewalk panel takes first step
• Edgerton chicken debate coming back to roost
• Area tennis players advance to state
• Parades and patriotism: Area full of Memorial Day weekend events
• Mitchell’s homers lead Kernels past Beloit Snappers
• DNR to buy parcel beside Army Lake
• Show flying sans parachute
• McCann is at full strength for Milton
• Volunteers spruce up YWCA
• 76ers top Celtics to force Game 7 in East semis
• Gov't taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
• Johnny Knox faces long, difficult road back to the field
• Woodson doesn’t mind job description change
• Selig not a proponent of expanding replay in baseball
• Cory Booker’s epiphany
• Lucroy homers in Brewers 8-5 win over Giants
• Janesville Craig swings past Beloit
• Quarry conditions outlined
• East rallies to edge Janesville Parker
• Janesville School Board OKs adding students despite budget concerns
• Graham leads Janesville Parker to regional golf title
• New state program aiming to connect workers with jobs
• Craig High to host volleyball camp
• Town of Fulton replacing fire signs
• Delavan-Darien names interim superintendent
• High court denies juvenile's appeal
• Extradition proceedings continue for Ohio man
• Janesville Craig win features walks, bobbles
• Kids run, jump, throw and converse at annual track meet
• Packers regroup after 128 days
• Small dairies go under as milk prices sink again
• James, Wade lead Heat to 115-83 win over Pacers
• Posey homers in Giants 6-4 win over Brewers
• The public trial of Justice Roberts
• Input sought on Interstate interchange design
• Online farmers market lets customers order locally grown products
• Janesville Craig, Lake Mills tie in girls soccer
• Elkhorn man hitchhiking to Alaska
• Janesville Craig boys grab Orgeon regional
• Local doubles teams advance
• Parkview tabs movers, appraiser for Newark
• Fort Atkinson edges Janesville Craig in 'seeding' game
• Attempted homicide charge stands for Janesville woman
• Beloit breaks losing streak
• Man: Ex-wife tried to kill me, girlfriend
• Anchor Bank robber tied to Madison heists
• Owners' vast inventory, insight lend to bait shop's atmosphere
• CRG tied to anti-teacher flier
• Romney's Bain playbook unclear as attacks grow
• Wis. recall leaders struggle to gain momentum
• Thunder finish off Lakers
• UW-Penn State in Big Ten finales
• Bradley Center naming rights sold
• Fan gets 2-for-1 souvenir sale
• Sanchez homers in 14th, Brewers lose to Giants 4-3
• Catholics won’t go quietly
• No sugarcoating this
• Clemens' accuser wraps up, gets to name names
• Milton edges Watertown
• Albion enjoys hit parade
• City of Janesville, police get tougher with problem landlords
• Burlington bats crunch Beloit
• Officials: Southern Wisconsin, Rock County are benefiting from railroad's renaissance
• Challenge Program expansion faces hurdle
• Projected rise in rail activity could mean more frequent, longer waits for drivers
• Highway 12 reconstruction moving ahead
• Full field set for Indianapolis 500
• I'll Have Another arrives at Belmont Park
• No bumps at Indy
• Study: 2,000 convicted then exonerated in 23 years
• St. Thomas' Thomas does in Warhawks
• Lucroy, Greinke help Brewers rout Twins 16-4
• Gomez reinstated from 15-day disabled list
• Lodi’s Ripp named Alice in Dairyland
• Island bar outlasts lapping ocean
• Blackhawk Tech sees a role in expanding economy
• Project bags 200,000 meals for Haiti
• Johnson cruises to 3rd win in NASCAR All-Star race
• I'll Have Another wins Preakness, Triple try next
• Spurs beat Clippers 96-86 to take 3-0 series lead
• Thunder rally past Lakers, take 3-1 series lead
• Young illegal immigrants coming out of the shadows
• Shut out by mainstream media
• Faux-raging for a story
• Plouffe's HR in 11th leads Twins past Brewers 5-4
• Elkhorn seeks to balance housing needs
• DOT suspends highway bypass plan indefinitely
• Thursday night jam session is a creative outlet for musicians
• UW-Rock County grads celebrate during intimate ceremony
• Evansville re-enactment camp gives kids a taste of Civil War life
• PranaWalk combines walking, yoga, stress management to keep healthy
• Parker, Westosha Central tie
• Parker earns baseball win
• Warhawks survive Friday
• Complaint: Lake Geneva parents stabbed, pepper sprayed children
• Diamond goes 3-0, Twins top Brewers 11-3
• Echoes of Eurozone crisis at NATO meeting
• Con: U.S. should go slow until Russia curbs shameful human rights abuses
• In Va. high school, will Ten Commandments stay or go?
• Pro: U.S. businesses and workers need full access to Russia’s surging economy
• Delavan-Darien superintendent official out
• Group removes arrested coach
• Janesville Craig puts together winning recipe
• Just the ticket? Officials hope parking issue solved
• Craig High adds two to honor wall
• Sun Prairie's Butler throws no hitter against Janesville Parker
• Whitewater city manager resigning post July 20
• Spiwak named Clinton High football coach
• Janesville Craig, La Follette fall in Big Eight soccer finales
• Beloit Snappers win sixth in a row
• Local historian to conduct walking tours of parts of Janesville
• Program encourages blood donations
• Janesville Parker finds offense in rout, Craig loses
• Couple arrested after fight over joint
• Janesville man charged with robbing women
• Group offering how-to clinic for female builders
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks fall, get another shot at La Crosse
• Graduation rates edge up
• Cards survive Big Eight test
• Early political spats suggest nothing off-limits
• Lowrie, Happ lead Astros past slumping Brewers 4-0
• UW-Whitewater's Fon, Herum top of list
• Janesville Parker graduate hits game-winning single for Warhawks
• State's mood affected Janesville documentary's focus
• Janesville Craig goes 16 up, no one down
• Four to join Parker's Distinguished Vikings
• BTC board OKs 2% raise
• Beloit Snappers take over first place
• Online option to boost school foundation
• Brodhead woman charged with trying to kill husband
• Badger girls win Southern Lakes
• Pell Lake official charged with theft, misconduct
• Cheers, concern greet recall candidate in visit with local Dems
• Haley Bayreuther continues Craig success after brother, Zach
• Politics not on agenda: Rock County 5.0 officials
• Lower oil prices ease load on consumers and Obama
• Dems shift tactics, pound Wis. governor on probe
• Wolf has tough start as Brewers fall to Astros 8-3
• Hispanics in the mainstream on most issues
• Former Packer helps Go Pink cause
• Janesville Craig’s fielding leads to defeat
• Janesville Parker offense clubs Verona
• Janesville Craig rules boys meet
• Jets grab ex-Springfield coach
• Milton clinches first Badger baseball title
• Delavan-Darien High School plans to install security cameras
• Clatworthy’s 35 leads Janesville Craig past La Follette, East
• Memorial avoids sweep against Janesville Parker
• Stoughton, MG rule Badger
• Late artist's paintings get initial exhibit
• Beloit’s Shibuya pitches three-hit shutout
• Slow/no wake ordinance in effect on Rock River
• Whitewater standoff ends peacefully after three hours
• Verona scores final nine goals to down Janesville
• Man convicted in abduction arrested
• Work under way on Milton bypass, Highway 26 expansion
• Janesville Craig pulls away in 'Go Pink' game
• Walker touts new jobs numbers, Barrett dismissive
• Greinke, Ishikawa lead Brewers over Mets 8-0
• Greinke, Ishikawa lead Brewers over Mets 8-0
• Assistant Skrzypchak to succeed Dye at Janesville Parker
• Love of softball drives seniors
• Retiring teachers' benefits altered in Delavan
• UW-Whitewater hosting baseball regional
• Elkhorn School Board grapples with tax increase plan
• Orfordville Orioles win HTL opener
• Civil War relived in Evansville
• Janesville Parker falls to La Follette, Craig falls
• Greenhouse development uncertain
• Family businesses earn state honors
• Memorable: Man City's win among top comebacks
• Falling tree branch kills Darien woman
• Extradition hearing set in murder case
• Beloit Snappers sweep, move into tie for lead
• Janesville sidewalk committee facing July feedback deadline
• Quarry question still a quandary
• UW faces Bennett, Virginia in Challenge
• Turner, 76ers hold off Celtics
• MLB fires arbitrator from Braun case
• Poll: Half of Americans call Facebook a fad
• Brewers botch chances, rundown in 3-1 loss to Mets
• Sauk Prairie rolls past Janesville
• Milton Raptors slip past Rockers
• Federal grant will keep UW-W program in place
• Sano, Beloit Snappers triumph
• Beloit College hold its commencement
• Site to have office building, storage units
• Abandoned cemeteries challenge communities to provide care
• City eyes domination as United reflects on failure
• Bears sign UW-Whitewater QB
• Kuchar triumphs at TPC
• Indy officials optimistic about filling 33-car field
• Dems, GOP using popular bills to hurt other party
• Maldonado wins Spanish Grand Prix
• ‘Program! Get your June 5 vote program!’
• Brewers can't complete sweep, lose to Cubs 8-2
• Old, new come together at BTC commencement
• Property tax foreclosures come in record numbers
• New rules, questions in place for determining public employee pay
• Act 10 effects worry districts, teachers
• Role reversal as daughters care for their mother
• UW-W grads told to be confident, optimistic, kind
• Rock Valley North rules track meet
• La Crosse defeats Whitewater for WIAC baseball title
• Lakers outlast Nuggets 96-87 in thrilling Game 7
• GOP: Economy tops gay marriage as campaign issue
• Tucson’s Mexican-American studies program deserved better
• Maysonet hits grand slam as Brewers beat Cubs 8-2
• Five years for fatal hit and run
• Janesville City Council passes political hot potato to city manager
• Filmmaker denies political motive in releasing Walker 'divide and conquer' footage
• GOP: Gay marriage an issue but not like economy
• Hart leads Brewers past Cubs in 13 innings
• Health care act is reason for thanks this Mother’s Day
• Quarry opposition heats up
• Pitch it, win it: Contest offers entrepreneurs cash, support
• Three-run blast powers Sun Prairie past Craig baseball
• Janesville looking to add online middle schoolers
• West hands Parker baseball loss
• Appeals court denies Koepp appeal
• Craig, Parker lose softball games
• Tourism still major force in Walworth Country
• Middleton soccer pulls away from Craig
• Edgerton man arrested on 4th OWI
• Janesville man arrested on 5th OWI
• Work to start on terminal
• Rhodes' two-out single sends Snappers past Chiefs
• Whitewater city official plans to take county job
• Police arrest two in September nursery fire
• Edgerton skatepark coming back
• Advocates: HIV prevention pill could save lives
• Parker tennis edges Craig
• Obama criticizes Romney as 'backwards on equality'
• Walker’s office: Wis. will have budget surplus
• Sole possession of last place on the line for Brewers, Cubs
• Packer rookies expect to contribute
• 76ers beat Bulls 79-78 and advance to 2nd round
• Echoes of 1967: Israel again unites
• A generational shift in cultural attitudes
• Frey throws Janesville Craig past Beloit
• Sex infections up 12 percent in Rock County
• UW-Whitewater earns tennis tournament spots
• Milton's Wells earns WIAA honor
• Summer job market still tough on teens
• UW-W awards students advanced degrees
• Sacrifice fly lifts Beliot Snappers past Chiefs
• Walworth County deputy rescues child
• City of Beloit worker gets 3 years in prison for theft
• With Apple in, Dow would have set record long ago
• Obama making cultural waves, or just a ripple?
• US News: 3 area high schools among best in US
• Olympic flame for London Games lit in Greece
• Tricky call: deciding when news should be held
• A slo-mo evolution for Obama on gay marriage
• Walker agrees to 2 debates before election
• Heat dispose of Knicks
• Vikings ordered to dig deeper for stadium
• Texas wins NAHL championship
• Alvarez favors finalists picked by committee
• Greinke fails to win despite sterling outing
• Delany: Runnerups shouldn't be in new BCS title format
• Attanasio picks right time for management extensions
• Educating people to be parents
• Explaining rhetoric vs. reality of supposed ‘War on Women’
• Feds give major boost to SHINE project in Janesville
• Rock, Walworth County voter turnouts higher than predicted
• Wynn enters fight to retain 43rd District seat
• Knilans hopes to retain position in 44th District
• Another Orfordville trustee announces run for 45th
• Fish kill reported at Lake Leota
• Greene, Janesville Parker defeat East
• City of Edgerton expands loan to spur warehouse renovations
• Janesville Craig blanks Parker softball
• Lodi rolls past Janesville Parker soccer
• Worzala quits Congressional race
• Craig High basketball camps set
• Janesville Parker tennis slips past Sun Prairie
• Beloit defeats Janesville Craig in Big Eight dual
• Beloit Snappers' rally falls just short
• School board approves Jackson roof work
• Whitewater Warhawks win regular-season finale
• Janesville man pleads guilty to pot possession
• Janesville Bluebirds fall to Sun Prairie
• Minn. Senate gives Vikings stadium 2nd big victory
• Power surge: Hamilton hits four home runs
• Effect of NC gay marriage amendment unclear
• Deng, Boozer lead Bulls past 76ers 77-69
• Brewers' offense breaks out in 8-3 win over Reds
• They ate cake
• Milwaukee mayor to face Walker in Wis. recall
• Lake Geneva golfer top senior amateur
• Bypass connection is part of comprehensive plan
• Whooping cough outbreaks reported
• Janesville Craig tennis falls against East
• Clerk urges voters to make own decisions
• Janesville Parker golfers drop two, win one in Big Eight
• Summers' pitching lifts Beloit Snappers
• Study: Local man's invention removes mercury from fish
• Walworth County deputy on leave after fatal shooting
• Highway 11 bypass project takes a hit
• Brewers extend contracts of Melvin, Roenicke
• Minn. Senate eyes user fees for Vikings stadium
• Wisconsin votes on recall election challengers
• Vikings give Longwell the boot
• Derby winner checks into Pimlico for Preakness
• Hargrove’s declaration says he followed orders
• Gonzalez sidelined for season
• Barrett leads Democrats in Wis. recall primary
• Bruce has three-run homer, lifts Reds over Brewers
• Romney taking credit for auto industry success
• Ginobili ends slump; Spurs sweep Jazz
• Phillies' Hamels draws five-game suspension
• Obama’s ruthless campaign
• Milton Raptors roll in season opener
• Consumer advocate/radio host to visit Janesville this week
• River Falls sweeps UW-Whitewater to earn league title
• Janesville School District to discuss free bus rides for high schoolers
• Riverside Park storage building being built
• Barrett, Falk campaign ahead of primary
• Indians hammer Humber in 8-6 win over White Sox
• Community acupuncture makes a point in Janesville
• A ‘magic bullet’ for student aid applications
• Seeing-eye nation
• Beloit Snappers ride HRs to victory
• Keselowski gets late push from Busch to win at Talladega
• New arena needs help from Bucks
• Fowler finally a winner on PGA tour
• Who's who? Obama, Romney projecting mirror image
• Brewers battle back, fall 4-3 to Giants in 11th
• Government-by-recall raises many questions
• Mischievous voters are unlikely during primary
• When voting, read to avoid voting confusion
• Soldier’s funeral procession to Orfordville brings out hundreds
• Janesville police officers see benefit in body cameras
• Richards goes back-to-back
• Parker loses twice in baseball
• Sun Prairie edges Craig
• Brewers lose SS Gonzalez in 5-2 loss to Giants
• Race, religion collide in presidential campaign
• The affirmative-action trap
• Parker boys earn Spartan Invitational title
• Craig teams sweep Demon Invite titles
• Richards wins Beloit Invitational golf title
• Parenting class helps shed light on child abuse
• Elkhorn's Doris Reinke perseveres and preserves
• Township residents facing city of Janesville wheel tax
• Ryan reiterates US debt crisis warnings at Janesville listening session
• Illinois man goes extra miles to honor fallen Orfordville soldier
• General balance: Romney tilts right
• Brewers send Giants to 4th straight loss, 6-4
• Misplays hurt Janesville Parker baseball
• Town of Milton to review revamped quarry plan
• First three hitters fuel Janesville Craig victory, Parker falls
• Stowell House work moves forward in Delavan
• Janesville Craig soccer makes strides, Parker loses
• Candidates for 2nd District differ on keeping it clean
• Janesville post office staying put
• Verona sweeps Janesville Parker tennis
• Walkway underwhelms Janesville School Board
• Janesville Cougars find way to win
• Barrett: Race to boil down to jobs
• Impatient gay-rights groups keep pressure on Obama
• Simpson tied for lead; Woods opens with 71
• Five Badger football starting times set
• James, Heat take control against Knicks
• Seau suicide turns up focus on brain injuries
• Union Rags Derby’s most scrutinized horse
• Trump wants to host US Open
• Obama serving as divider in chief
• America’s remote-controlled war on terror
• Ex-loan officer sentenced
• Janesville Craig utilizes basics to wear down West
• Grassroots group targets highway plan
• Delavan-Darien Boys & Girls Club group hits fundraising milestone
• Court: Drunken-driving laws apply in gated community
• Beloit Snappers edge Kernels
• Lightning strike leads to fire
• Litke resigns as coach after three seasons with Janesville Jets
• Local woman finds it IS easy being green
• Rep. Paul Ryan's constituents like him where he is
• Seau dead in apparent suicide
• In Missouri, perils and politics of ‘don’t say gay’
• Medicare disruptions seen if health law is struck
• Gamel’s chance cut short with torn ACL
• Angels’ Weaver no-hits Twins
• Parker, Spurs breeze past Jazz
• Bodemeister earns Derby favoritism
• Why DREAM is still a nightmare
• Padres shutout Brewers, 5-0
• Sharon Cycling Series will start this summer
• Janesville Parker can’t catch breaks in close games
• Milton might do hotel study
• La Follette sweeps singles for win
• Police: Problem-free month reported at The Back Bar
• Janesville Craig sweeps Memorial
• Early lead benefits Janesville Craig softball
• Photo finishes sink Parker boys
• Union board to discuss cell tower ordinance
• Franklin Middle School to celebrate its 50th year
• Janesville man arrested after drug investigation
• Crandall sparks Janesville Craig
• Search warrant results in drug arrests
• Can Evansville draw tourists?
• Mobile food stand cooks up issues in Milton
• Brewers 1B Gamel leaves game with twisted knee
• Skiles to return as coach
• Kotsay's pinch 2-run homer gives Padres 2-0 win
• Obama has 2 narratives on Afghanistan
• 76ers pull away
• The unknown celebrity
• Sports agent and Janesville Craig grad says he’s ‘like a life manager’
• Release outlined for sex offenders
• Schmitz helps Warhawks sweep pair from Pointers
• New census info opens history's doors
• Janesville Parker wins twice in Big Eight golf
• Wheeler, three relievers combine for shutout
• Efforts support soldier's family
• One inning dooms Janesville Craig Cougars
• Craig High deals with false threats of violence
• Farmer awarded grant to make rolled bales of mulch
• Janesville Parker doubles team goes 3-0
• Whitewater city manager is finalist for Fond du Lac post
• Janesville City Council delays 2012 sidewalk plan
• Local weight loss clinic gains while its customers lose
• Contenders again: Matz, Baffert could have favorite
• Zweifel jumps at Packer tryout offer
• Obama, Romney offer classic choices on big issues
• Braun has 1st career 3-homer game in Brewers' win
• Ryan’s Reform Conservatism offers virtues, vulnerabilities
• Man City beats Man United 1-0 in crunch derby
• Rock County Farmers Market: Changes, improvements made to site
• Warhawks gain split with Pointers
• Janesville Farmers Market: New manager cooking up fresh ideas
• UW-Whitewater softball drops two
• VFW hosts awards night
• Backpack, purse search planned at Craig today
• BTC's AMT program honored with award
• Beloit man arrested on fifth OWI charge
• Edgerton students use videoconferencing to expand classrooms
• Matt's Dog House is moving downtown
• Bryant’s hit lifts Beloit Snappers
• For now, walk-on Stave UW’s No. 1 quarterback
• Dufner earns first Tour win
• Better ‘D’ best bet for Packers
• Obama, Clintons deepen political and policy ties
• Will Power wins 3rd straight in Sao Paulo
• Chief Tubbs takes exit before any ‘Round 2’
• Brewers beat Cardinals 3-2, avoid sweep
• Children behaving badly: Has it gotten worse?
• Two men arrested on burglary charges
• Annual drug roundup collects less material but remains effective
• Supporters say there is a need for sidewalks
• Whitewater filmmaker captures creativity
• Kyle Busch takes 4th straight Richmond spring race
• Ball's backup runs strong at Wisconsin spring game
• New Packers QB Coleman's mentor: Brett Favre?
• Packers load up on defense with first six picks
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for US raid
• Dancing Driver faces uncertain future in Green Bay
• Brewers fall 7-3 to Cardinals
• Brewers purchase RHP Chulk's contract
• Slow jamming the presidency
• Sotomayor’s surprise
• Cougars tie, lose in Craig Invite
• Five ways to smell like a rose when ordering flowers for this Mother’s Day
• Local women save 11 ducklings trapped in sewer
• Real estate group loses its ‘backbone’
• Janesville real-estate group CEO retiring after three decades
• Local official hails Whitewater manufacturer's training weapons
• UW-W students audit computer security for school districts
• Craig boys, girls second at Cougar relays
• Parker falls to league-leading Sun Prairie
• GOP follows Romney's lead in parrying Democrats
• Beloit Snappers win fourth straight
• Ryan, UW coaches get contract extensions
• Gallardo’s struggles continue
• Packers stick with defense
• Fleener, Luck reunite
• Lancers slip past Janesville Parker
• Hoskins’ HR lifts Janesville Craig
• Janesville Craig soccer breaks through, Parker falls
• Janesville Parker winning streak hits six
• Janesville Craig, Parker drop Big Eight matches
• Residents question roadway projects
• Janesville Parker golfers defeats Elkhorn
• Beloit Snappers collect 13 hits in victory
• Charter students safe: District
• Janesville Craig defense delivers
• Orfordville solider remembered as hard-working leader
• Suddenly Someone: Nobodies find fame in politics
• Perry fills big hole for Packers
• Packers pick USC LB Nick Perry in 1st round
• Bucks finish season with loss to Celtics
• Trades highlight first round in NFL draft
• The conservative showdown yields a winner
• President dawdles while Syria burns
• Pro: Bold action in Syria now will save U.S. tons of grief in the Mideast later
• Con: Direct intervention by U.S. could turn grievous situation into utter disaster
• If NFL draft attracts, why not a bake sale?
• Edgerton native Carrier gains high-level attention
• Janesville Parker grad Armer looks for shot as NFL punter
• Final frame: Fulton artwork framer does last benefit work
• Schmitz helps UW-Whitewater gain split
• Sex offenders heading to Hanover
• Whitewater bar loses liquor license for summer
• Rock County Sheriff's Office honors residents, employees
• Beloit Snappers rip Bowling Green
• Janesville man in crash charged with 4th OWI
• Early lead evaporates for Janesville lacrosse squad
• Janesville man arrested in downtown stabbing
• Gubernatorial candidates speak separately at UW-W event
• Axford approaching historical success
• Journalists brave attacks, death in much of the world
• Political battle over student loans heating up
• Brewers can be grateful for near-.500 record
• Altuve gets 4 hits, helps Astros beat Brewers 7-5
• Turner scores 29, 76ers beat Bucks 90-85
• A lifestyle, not a food, choice
• County G expansion meeting set
• CASA program seeking more money, volunteers
• East Troy travel center fighting roundabout
• Janesville Parker's Steinke sets record
• Delavan-Darien Superintendent offered buyout
• Sodemann re-elected as school board president
• Three Craig High School students arrested in drug dog search
• Verona defeats Janesville lacrosse
• Two cited in truck versus house crash on Sunday
• Lane location questioned for I-90/39 expansion
• Janesville Craig finds path to late victory
• Rock County Humane Society sees fewer animals in 2011
• Boys tournament remains in Madison
• Packers’ radar appears centered on pass rushers
• Once Obama's, younger voters in play this election
• Weeks leads Brewers over Astros, 9-6
• Is Obama clueless about North Carolina?
• As one door closes, another opens
• It’s time for our region to live up to its potential
• Walker: Policies paying off
• Johnson Street project gains size
• Janesville Craig Cougars rally past Badgers
• Janesville woman charged with attempted homicide
• Janesville Parker Vikings’ streak at four
• Texas sex offender captured near Janesville
• Janesville Craig tops West, falls to Memorial for Big Eight split
• Janesville Craig tennis falls to Wildcats
• Three women seek 45th Assembly seat
• Missing donation from charity raises questions
• Whitecaps drop Beloit Snappers
• Former Janesville man ordered to pay SEC $4.8 million settlement
• Yard waste becomes compost in Newark
• Board: Newark school to close
• LB Walden re-signs with Packers
• The next health care overhaul? Look to employers
• Leaving Lake Geneva parish is 'bittersweet' for new bishop
• Rodriguez back in Texas, this time to retire
• Packers release veteran LT Chad Clifton
• Braun decision may never be explained in writing
• Bucks win, but lose out on playoffs
• Greinke now perfect 13-0
• Private sector vital to quality, economic power of early learning
• Finding freedom in prison
• Lawlessness knows no ethnicity
• Janesville plans middle school of the future
• White Caps’ late home run helps sink Beloit Snappers
• Underage, binge drinking are focus of town hall meeting
• Greenhills among honorees at UW-Whitewater Founders Day
• Janesville Ice Arena closes for much-needed renovation
• Delavan restoration project aims to honor veterans
• Defensive needs may rule Packers' draft
• Presidential politics go to the dogs
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• Curtis ends victory drought
• Warhawks drop all four to Eagles
• Hamlin enjoys sun, victory at Kansas Speedway
• Wilson faces an issue of stature
• Property taxes remain third-rail political issue
• Cuddyer leads Rockies to 4-1 win over Brewers
• Changing demographics, changing schools: Delavan-Darien deals with open enrollment
• 420 initiative called a success
• Errors hurt Parker in baseball sweep
• Foreclosure filings explode
• Craig wins soccer invitational
• Sun Prairie takes command in softball
• Bullies’ Kryptonite? Confidence, says UW-Rock County instructor
• Parker extends softball success
• Parker fourth at Hononegah
• Craig baseball team takes over second
• An alternate route: construction begins on U.S. Highway 12 near Elkhorn
• Bucks beats Nets 106-95
• Braun homers as Brewers beat Rockies 9-4
• A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat
• Stop your pandering
• Officials: Comptroller stole $30 million
• Janesville Parker takes fifth in own invitational
• YWCA to mark Crime Victims Rights Week
• Walworth County students honored for community service
• Janesville school maintenance needs exceed budget, for now
• Bucks, Pacers penalized for fight; Sanders banned
• Big night for Aoki, but Rockies beat Brewers 4-3
• After 4-month surge, gas prices start falling
• This Earth Day, jobs, environment can go together
• Janesville sidewalks getting special meeting
• Rock County might join foreign trade zone
• Edgerton third, Janesville Craig fourth at invite
• End is near for food aid program
• Crandall leads Janesville Craig; Beloit blanks Parker
• UW-W LEAP program meets employer needs
• Beloit Snappers can’t keep up with South Bend
• Seniors encouraged to start lobbying for program funding
• Elkhorn School Board to discuss updating privacy policy
• August to seek re-election in new Assembly district
• Tobacco row apartment project nears completion
• Walworth County group starts walleye hatchery
• Parker head football coach resigns after 19 seasons
• Young cheerleaders get their start in Delavan group
• Hairston is one of the good guys that got away
• FDA: Gulf seafood safe despite oil spill concerns
• Granger leads Pacers past Bucks, 118-109
• Wisconsin says Uthoff can't transfer in Big Ten
• Brewers can't finish sweep, fall to Dodgers 4-3
• Brewers to honor Ryan Braun Sunday for MVP award
• NFL blitzes Minnesota officials
• Farewell, the New Frontier
• Con: Forcing insurers to provide free contraception coverage will hike prices for everyone
• Pro: GOP’s assault on women bogs down in the quicksand of free contraception
• Teacher numbers decline
• Janesville man pleads guilty to homicide charges
• Tough budget choices loom for BTC
• Johnson’s 65 help downs Janesville Parker, Craig golfers
• More residents facing shut-off of power
• Loudenbeck to run again in different district
• GIFTS shelter names Burton executive director
• Dancing to raise money for Alzheimer’s center
• Decatur Dairy keeps churning out award-winning cheeses
• Beloit Snappers win second straight
• Tennessee’s science law: academic freedom or monkey business?
• Ann Romney's profile grows as election looms
• Playoff loss still haunts Packers
• Roenicke doesn’t mind taking a gamble
• UW’s restrictions on transfer irk former Badger
• Bucks feel brunt of Wizards’ brew
• Morgan slides home, Brewers beat Dodgers 3-2 in 10
• The lure of a homeland
• Data sought on Janesville School District buildings
• Janesville Craig senior hits grand slam to help drop Memorial
• Janesville Parker senior is first in three events in victory over Lancers
• Good soil, plenty of sunshine and proper management
• Janesville Parker can’t survive walks, hit batters
• Janesville Craig's Weber reaches perfection against West, Parker wins
• Appeals court upholds dog limit ordinance
• Janesville Craig, Parker suffer shutout soccer losses
• Middleton singles players pave way for win
• Milton taps changes for alcohol rules
• Sun Prairie routs Janesville Lacrosse Club
• Janesville woman succumbs to motorcyle accident injuries
• Beloit Snappers split with Cougars
• Project will make changes on Highway 26 between Janesville and Milton
• Tigre USA charts growth in Janesville
• The ones to watch: medal hopefuls for London
• Gonzalez leaves Brewers short
• Packers open with 49ers, Bears in four-day stretch to begin season
• US, NATO ready plan to hand off Afghanistan combat
• Kottaras' pinch-double lifts Brewers past Dodgers
• Digging out facts about Wisconsin’s mining bill
• The presidential dogfight
• Evansville Energy Fair marks 10th year
• Milton junior verbally commits to Cornhuskers
• Milton Schools administrator resigns
• Janesville Craig teams sweep Verona
• BTC Board appointment reconsidered
• Edgerton finishes third behind Morrison’s 80
• Darien board looking at loan for village hall
• Nass will seek 12th assembly term
• Falk connects with Janesville supporters
• Friends of Hedberg Public Library brew up their own success story
• No shocker in store: Romney veep search under way
• Brewers catching duo hot at plate
• LA Dodgers riding high
• Soaring temperatures lead to slower times at Boston Marathon
• In Packer country, schedule means more
• Democrats are waging ‘war on the truth’
• The superiority of slim pickings
• When work is a family matter
• Woman found inner peace after years of anger
• Janesville Jets’ season grounded
• Site being restored as an oak savanna
• Farm safety demonstrations offer a reminder of the dangers
• Warhawks hit five HRs, sweep Blue Devils
• Educators to meet in Janesville
• Herpes suit dismissed
• Janesville company discovers niche repairing old-time typewriters
• Swap meet raises money for scholarships
• Obama's Buffett rule impact on taxes, jobs
• New Clemens trial begins, with more prosecutors
• Pettersson wins RBC Heritage
• Beloit, Clinton split series
• Heat forces Boston marathon, runners to adjust
• MLB pays tribute to Jackie Robinson
• Mike Tyson bares his soul on stage in Las Vegas
• Long political fights ahead over dueling tax plans
• Kahne triumphs in return to The Rock
• Gambling in Wisconsin becomes $15.8 billion bet
• Power goes from 12th to 1st to keep Penske perfect
• Brewers take 4th straight loss, fall 7-4 to Braves
• Rock County health needs identified
• Janesville's middle school boundaries could shift
• Doubles teams shine for Craig
• Craig soccer team wins finale
• Nearly 3,000 pounds of food collected for Big Give
• Parker follows the script for win
• Corvette owners from Illinois return to Janesville
• State’s Act 10 has necessitated new management skills
• Four Janesville players play during Warhawk sweep
• Craig gets past La Follette
• Jets force Game 5
• Local players play major roles in Warhawk sweep
• Hibbert leads Pacers past Bucks, 105-99
• Brewers strand 3 in 9th, fall to Braves 2-1
• For Obama abroad, side issues tend to befall him
• Drawing fine line between education and activism
• Girl fight
• Four tips to stay safe during severe weather
• Detour begins for Highway 12 roadwork
• Dean donates equipment from former clinic
• For UW-Whitewater, teachers help bring trophies
• Whitewater teen wins car as part of safe driving program
• Bucks take care of Pistons 113-97
• Hybrid and electric cars see record sales in March
• Underage drinking causes problems for teens, parents
• McCann, Uggla lead Braves past Brewers 10-8
• Residents decry Janesville highway project
• Interstate expansion kicks off
• Janesville School District aims to entice nearby students
• Agrace delaying plan for new service center
• Clinic opening at Edgerton hospital campus
• Beloit company plans big expansion
• Frey, Blomgren power Janesville Craig, Parker loses
• Landfill fire damage being evaluated
• Defense keys Janesville Craig in victory, Parker falls
• Balloon crash knocks out power on Janesville's west side
• Clinton builds early lead in win over Beloit Snappers
• Three arrested after gun, drugs found on east side
• Janesville Cougars, Vikings soccer teams fall
• Sexual materials lead to expulsion
• Alvarez gives keynote for Forward Janesville
• AirFest set for Memorial Day weekend
• Saints name Vitt interim head coach
• Freshman Uthoff leaving Badgers
• Greinke addresses contract talks
• Study: More female drivers mistakenly hit gas pedal
• Karras joins players suing NFL over head injuries
• Angle pulls out of Olympic Trials
• Obama must come clean on price of his ‘fairness’
• Lessons from London
• Garza shines, Greinke routed as Cubs beat Brewers
• Pro: Without an extension and widespread tax reform, America is teetering on economic ruin
• Con: Bush tax cuts for wealthy must expire: Congress should get this right
• Janesville Craig softball stays perfect, Parker falls
• Whitewater pounds Platteville
• Janesville Parker, Craig golfers split openers
• United Way meets $1.3 million goal
• Lights OK'd for volleyball court at Watering Hole
• Program distributes air conditioners to elders in need
• Boer strikes out nine in Beloit Snappers’ victory
• Chief: Parents must be models for kids on use of alcohol
• History buff has spent a lifetime collecting antique implements
• Effort to combat bullying would punish too much speech
• Gallardo, Rodriguez, Axford get the needed strikeouts
• Badgers might use two backs to utilize strength
• Knicks punch Bucks’ playoff gut
• Roenicke shuffles his outfield cards
• UW reportedly upset with Meyer’s tactics
• Briggs collects new Bears’ deal
• Misreading the Hispanic voter
• Earth Day - Bird Conservation
• Janesville School Board meeting becomes emotional
• SHINE officials meet their potential neighbors
• Zoning change revives quarry plan
• Parker baseball puts it together
• Awards presented to officers involved in shooting
• Craig baseball lapses lead to late defeat
• Delavan hears urban chicken proposal
• Craig, Parker boys track squads open with wins
• Turner hires principal for Powers
• Memorial tennis sweeps past Parker
• Delavan cemetery damaged, police say
• Cougars claw Snappers
• Elkhorn soccer pulls away from Parker in final half
• Whitewater council canvass completed
• Janesville lacrosse club falls to Stoughton
• Sidewalks back on city agenda
• Incubator to hatch young businesses
• Bunts get Craig's motor running in shutout victory over Parker
• Supreme Court misunderstanding on health overhaul?
• Walker campaigns as Democrats file election papers
• Greinke halts talks
• Arkansas shows Petrino the door
• Gonzalez powers Brewers past Cubs 7-4
• Whispering campaigns
• Milton School Board OKs $1.1 million in budget cuts
• Delavan-Darien School Board president steps down
• Sano’s two homers power Beloit Snappers past Cougars
• Janesville man charged with 9th offense OWI
• Man faces heroin manufacture, IED charges
• Rock County public libraries to celebrate Twain
• Janesville City Council giving Back Bar chance at redemption
• Who's the rich guy? Obama, Romney duel over status
• Marlins' Guillen suspended 5 games for Castro flap
• Landfill fire smokes Janesville's east side
• Ryan says no discussion of No. 2 spot with Romney
• Refreshing Watson adds new essence at Augusta
• Thunder roll past Milwaukee Bucks
• Sveum has new view of Brewers
• Marcum sharp in first start
• Botham steps down as UW-Milwaukee coach
• Appealing to the human vote
• From rural Colombia, a wakeup call
• Burning questions about fire danger
• Sweepers spiff up streets
• Red, white and true
• Goodell upholds penalties in Saints bounty case
• Start of 2012, March shatter US heat records
• Ex-Cub Ramirez to face old team
• Runner-up Oosthuizen settles for albatross
• Watson hits miracle shot, wins Masters in playoff for first major title
• Democrats get month to stand and deliver
• Lance Lynn impressive, Cardinals rout Brewers 9-3
• Proposed Janesville highway project draws concerns
• No body checking, only candy and hugs: Egg hunt a success
• Edgerton student club designs, builds high gas-mileage vehicles
• Jets rally to even NAHL playoff series
• War on women, Part II
• Spring: A time for flowers, high gasoline prices
• Hart homers twice, Brewers beat Cardinals 6-0
• Janesville School District to take second look at gifted program
• Next threat of hard freeze not expected until Tuesday
• For many in Hispanic community, Good Friday holds special significance
• Rock County law enforcement agencies turn courthouse into practice facility
• Jets fall in playoff opener
• Gophers linebacker Tinsley found dead
• Marquette players in club fight
• Sano’s slam propels Beloit Snappers’ victory
• Couples savors the view
• Whose heroes? Obama constantly invokes GOP icons
• Ellis, Jennings lead Bucks over Bobcats
• Cards hit 4 HRs off Gallardo, pound Brewers 11-5
• Second sergeant resigns after Rock County Sheriff’s Office investigation
• Police: Meth lab ‘an isolated incident’
• Janesville may extend sewer through park
• Highway 50 expansion hearing set
• Town hall events focus on underage drinking
• Old shoe found in wall reveals bones but few clues
• Janesville Craig baseball rallies for victory
• Janesville Craig softball wins ‘ugly,’ stays unbeaten
• Milton accidentally overtaxes residents
• Big third inning lifts Peoria past Beloit Snappers
• Janesville Craig, Sugar River tie
• Officials: Deputy’s shot missed suspect
• Should Milton’s elected officials get pay raise?
• Last-inning rally sinks Janesville Parker Vikings
• Whitewater OKs bus route
• Braun says 2012 team best he’s been on
• NL Central rivals square off in opener
• US economy adds 120K jobs, jobless rate at 8.2 pct
• Arkansas’ Petrino put on leave after crash
• Census finds record low growth in outlying suburbs
• Westwood in front by a nose
• The killing fields of childhood
• Obama squares off vs. Supreme Court
• Strasburg dominates as Nationals beat Cubs 2-1
• Back Bar co-owner to appeal sanction
• Whitewater to vote on bus plan
• Walks to feed families cropping up in area
• Program helps kids drive straight in life
• Whitewater City Council race getting recount
• Illinois company tabs Elkhorn site for new facility
• Plan group recommends Sho-Deen plan
• Beloit Township man arrested on meth charges
• City plan would 'gut' Burdick building
• Con: Raising the minimum wage is maximum stupidity
• Pro: A $10 hourly minimum wage would narrow chasm between working poor and their bosses
• State lawmakers reignite school wars over religion
• Obama sets sights on Romney in attack
• Ellis scores 30 points, Bucks fend off Cavaliers
• Painkiller sales soar around US, fuel addiction
• Closing young Americans’ minds
• McCrory wins judicial race
• Janesville School Board getting 2 newcomers, 1 incumbent
• Parkview referendum fails; school board incumbents ousted
• Newcomer joins Milton School Board
• Election brings new faces to Edgerton School Board
• New member elected to Edgerton council
• Incumbent wins Edgerton mayoral race
• Incumbents re-elected to Evansville School Board
• Binnie, Abbott, Kid win Whitewater City Council seats
• Delavan-Darien School Board getting 3 new members
• DeWitt returns to Delavan City Council
• Nieuwenhuis re-elected to Delavan mayor post
• Parker offense not enough against Memorial
• Olson wins Elkhorn council seat
• Parker softball looks for turnaround
• Voters give Reynolds second term as Elkhorn mayor
• Johnstown man killed in one-vehicle accident
• Victim of Monday night crash in Walworth County identified
• Newcomer tops Elkhorn School Board field
• Jets playoff tickets on sale Thursday
• Brewers begin second season with the multi-named Morgan
• Uecker will break in eighth radio announcing partner
• Brewers' defense gets a boost
• Fact check: Obama's incomplete history lesson
• Perfect! Baylor beats Notre Dame 80-61 for title
• Romney turns from primaries, toward Obama
• New faces join Janesville City Council
• Mitt unzipped
• Budget woes loom for Janesville School District
• At 15, Craig freshman already has pair of 300s
• Program farming for donations
• Janesville team drops two at national tournament
• Pound the Pavement for Habitat for Humanity
• Has the sun set on Occupy movement?
• Financial status in flux for Elkhorn contractor
• Punzel rolls city-record 888 despite dealing with health issues
• Obama denounces 'radical' Republican budget plan
• Milwaukee within two of eighth playoff spot
• Lady Bears eye 40-0, second national title
• Hart to open season on active roster
• Lottery picks lead Kentucky to title
• Weak incumbent, weak challenger
• High stakes, high turnout? Tuesday will tell
• Rock County Historical Society changing leadership
• Hartmann focuses on development
• Kansas, Kentucky to meet in power-program final
• Music club lists gold cup awards
• Portion of Sho-Deen development might proceed
• Acquisition of company has doubled local workforce
• Tips for last-minute tax filers to beat the stress as deadline draws near
• Thoughts about a penny
• Wisconsin's highways show routes to GOP's primary
• Gallardo outlasts Lincecum
• Power surges to another IndyCar victory in Alabama
• Newman gets help, prevails in wild finish at Martinsville
• Kentucky heavily favored
• Baylor earns chance for perfect season
• Diggins, Mallory lead Notre Dame to OT victory
• Buckeyes’ future full of uncertainty after loss
• Houston Open champ moves to No. 4 in world
• Rock County 5.0 assessment survey targets students
• Hoag, McCrory competing to fill position of retiring Judge Jim Welker
• Professor says 1829 census shows Ho-Chunk ties to Beloit area
• Blomgren's six hits highlight's Craig's opening day
• Jets fall to Springfield in overtime
• Craig looks good in softball doubleheader
• Kentucky off to title game, beats Louisville 69-61
• Obama's insurance requirement not the only mandate
• Mayo scores 24 to lead Grizzlies over Bucks 99-95
• Big comeback leads KU to 64-62 win over Ohio St
• Travon case exposes our appalling-ness
• Deluding ourselves on medical ‘cures’
• Portion of Sho-Deen development might proceed
• Residents hold vigil in Janesville for Trayvon Martin
• Fill-in goalie leads Jets over Blues
• Braun homers to lead Brewers over Dodgers
• Jennings leads Bucks past Cavaliers, 121-84
• China rejects Obama's Iran oil import sanctions
• Art teacher puts his mark on schools—again
• Parker baseball faces challenging schedule
• Craig baseball gets 'A' in chemistry
• Business report seen as promising
• Voters will determine if Whitewater Township stays dry
• McIntyre, Lund meet again for Edgerton mayoral seat
• Developing downtown, industry at heart of Edgerton council race
• Newcomer, two incumbents seek Evansville School Board seats
• Budget tops Elkhorn School Board issues
• Taxes, services confront Elkhorn City Council candidates
• Craig softball rolls in opener
• Delavan company part of merger
• Parker soccer shut out; Craig victorious
• Browntown woman killed in crash
• Beloit man gets 20 years for heroin
• Janesville man makes initial appearance on homicide charges
• Final Four brings big programs to Big Easy
• Area law enforcement officials take part in crime scene class
• Two face off in Rock County judge race
• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
• Packers sign DE Hargrove
• Buckeyes rally after being booted from practice
• Brewers' Parra feeling healthy
• Sloppy Gophers fall in title game
• The ‘flexibility’ doctrine
• Paul Ryan’s contribution is irreplaceable
• Pro: Wise investments in infrastructure can enhance America’s dream
• Con: Economic boost from new spending won’t come for a more than a decade
• Test scores on right track
• Education flyer causes a stir
• Woman pedals toward juvenile diabetes cure
• Milton Town Board to consider plan B
• Illinois I-90/39 project set to begin Monday
• Six seek spots on Milton School Board
• Primary likely in Walworth County DA race
• Not guilty plea entered in $50,000 theft trial
• Student expelled in drug case
• Parker softball debut doesn't end well
• Braun dismisses dismal March stats
• DeLong announces $687,500 expansion
• Nine face off for four seats on Janesville City Council
• The good news is, there’s still good journalism
• Weeks plays 'getting to know you'
• Roenicke taps Gallardo for opener
• Packers will give Clifton, Driver opportunities to make team
• County health department holds training for food handling
• Program expansion challenges school board
• Milton students off to Washington, D.C.
• Program gives families something to celebrate
• Five seats open on Delavan-Darien School Board
• Three seek two seats on Delavan Town Board
• Five seeking Clinton trustee seats
• Four seeking spots on Orfordville board
• Five running for Brodhead council posts
• Pair seek District 3 seat on Beloit Town Board
• Four candidates seek two Fulton board posts
• Parker track earns opening sweep
• Craig softball team ready to start
• Janesville School Board meetings now on YouTube
• Santorum appeals to Ryan fan base during visit
• Milton's Blumer among state's elite
• Brewers' Aoki adjusting to US baseball
• Packers bypassed for NFL kickoff game
• Bucks' Ellis scores 33 in win
• Regis' Bowe top player
• UConn, Notre Dame join Final Four field
• Supporters of Fla. shooter fearful of speaking out
• Apples, oranges and zebras, oh my!
• Generac, Whitewater on board for bus plan
• Janesville Jets face Blues in NAHL playoff series
• Child center in Geneva Township still facing hurdles
• Walworth County Board races feature eight candidates
• Brodhead School Board race features four candidates
• Delavan City Council candidates look to move city forward
• Engineering goes back to school
• Food for thought, money for food
• St. Paul’s Lutheran boys basketball team headed to nationals
• Mike Czerwonka works behind the scenes to help kids succeed
• The Milton Area Youth Center is just one way Jon Cruzan has helped Milton
• Kevin Porter and Travis Gorman build basketball players and young ladies
• Dan and Laurie Schreiber are a bright light for Beloit Township
• Dee Dee Golberg lassoes her passion by working with rescued horses
• Katherine Bolton has a knack for asking and getting results
• Mike Eggleston waves the flag for community service
• For Betty and Don Felten, volunteering is part of life
• Marci Cullen does the little things
• The work of Dr. Michael Kellum is crucial to improving and simplifying CPR
• Braun drives in two runs
• Marquette’s Crowder 2nd team All-America
• Heavy hitters: Final Four full of familiarity
• Lady Bears roll to Final Four; Summitt’s future uncertain
• Anthony, Knicks top Bucks
• Romney's fundraisers are quietly amassing millions
• Tebow shows his command
• Evangelicalism’s great regression
• Kennedy goes seven innings for Diamondbacks
• The reality all teens face
• UW-Whitewater men win track meet
• New Rock Haven quickly taking shape
• Learning is a slam dunk for robot-building team
• Rising costs, shrinking budgets curb Janesville's street repair efforts
• Jim Purviance eats up the chance to boost Janesville's West Side
• Dan Reilly plays sweet music for those in need
• Students say they owe their success to Cherie Farrell
• Sheryl Inman practices respect and responsibility—indoors and out
• Butch Beedle gives Evansville middle schoolers a new view of the world
• Dave Bendlin teaches children, adults about nature
• Julie and Steve Servantez put focus on rescued pets
• Charles Sweetman tends to the spiritual and emotional sides of law enforcement
• Marge Johnson has nearly made her church her home
• Obama 'super' PAC donors among White House guests
• Balanced UConn advances
• Stewart rolls, wins rain-shortened race
• Tiger a winner on PGA Tour again after 30 months
• Gennett hits for cycle in Brewers’ victory
• Kansas, Kentucky to join Ohio State and Louisville in New Orleans
• Recall-torn Senate looks undrivable
• Castroneves wins IndyCar season opener at St. Pete
• Janesville School Board candidates weigh in on issues
• Six seek seats on Parkview School Board
• Two seek seat on Bradford Town Board
• People Who Matter 2012
• Statistics don't support perception of crime in downtown Janesville
• Janesville's Brigette and Bruce Thoms combine to help cancer patients
• Michelle Turner creates a positive learning environment in her Delavan classroom
• Dave Johnson uses his connections to help Janesville
• When it comes to volunteering, Barbra Cisler can't walk away
• Ann Forbeck is a dynamo for families
• Laurie Valley is a vanguard of generosity
• The Slabacks' faith and time help church and students grow
• Marc Perry is a beacon of hope for at-risk youth, the homeless
• Tony Farrell Sr. could lead a plush life, but volunteerism calls
• Even in retirement, David Kemp swings a hammer for others in need
• Ohio State beats Syracuse 77-70 to reach Final 4
• Louisville in Final 4 with 72-68 win over Florida
• Hill scores 24, Pacers beat Bucks 125-104
• De Pere wins WIAA Division 1 state championship
• New London wins 2nd consecutive D2 championship
• View from abroad: US facing woes, but still No. 1
• White Sox rally from four down to beat Brewers
• Moderately speaking
• Seminar students find unique opportunities on trip to Washington
• Janesville City Council candidates talk sidewalk
• Janesville woman is ‘Alice’ finalist
• Janesville will recommend charter school stay put
• Fatherhood Initiative creates path out of poverty
• Bucks hammer Bobcats inside, win 112-92
• Brewers rely on Weeks for leadership, toughness
• C Jeff Saturday signs 2-year deal with Packers
• Decibel alert: Partisans dial up health care noise
• Legislature should reconvene on mining
• City council to consider shingle ban at landfill
• Five things to know about US savings bonds
• Punzel rolls city-record 888
• Two seek Delavan mayor post
• Genthe challenging Brodhead mayor
• Motorcycle crash victim identified
• Janesville family volunteers to help others in the community
• From stores to schools, heat catching area off guard
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• Marquette seniors off target in loss to Florida
• Owen-Withee holds on, other tournament scores
• Celtics end Bucks’ winning streak at 6
• No-name North Dakota? At least for NCAA tourney
• No. 1 seed Michigan State knocked off by Louisville
• Braves’ Jones retiring after this season
• Obamacare reckoning begins on Monday
• Obama’s fog of ambivalence
• Top-seeded Syracuse beats Wisconsin 64-63
• Pro: Liberals must stand with the president
• Con: Obama has betrayed liberals
• City of Milton, NFL great Bradshaw ready to team up
• Three Rock County Board incumbents to face challengers
• Janesville Jets to host first-round playoff series
• Milton revisits Burdick plan
• East Troy playing in first state tournament
• Three arrested on heroin charges
• Janesville officer hurt in squad crash
• Janesville police to honor top cops
• Two judicial candidates face off in forum
• Tebowmania comes to Jets with plenty of drama
• Where is the political inspiration?
• Character, freedom and the legacy of Sandy McDonnell
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Done deal: Tebow on his way to Jets
• Marcum expects to be ready
• Cornerback Lee signs with Raiders
• Wisconsin’s man-to-man, Syracuse’s 2-3 zone both effective
• Saints hit hard by NFL
• Marquette, Florida overcome late slumps
• Smart staying at VCU; Illini search moves on
• Parkview candidates explain how to unite district
• Students get sneak peek at GOP budget plan
• Hartwig earns first-team honor
• Milton closes door on plan to rent home
• Fuller tops boys list
• Ho-Chunk approves casino agreement
• Beloit school referendum asking for $70 million
• Six run for four seats on Beloit City Council
• Milton junior earns Badger South honor
• Kedzie stands firm on natural resources, building consensus
• Vinehout seeks support in Rock County
• Tim Tebow traded from Broncos to Jets
• Saints' Payton suspended for season by NFL
• Bucks extend streak to six
• Dekker earns Player of the Year honor
• UW isn’t overconfident knowing ’Cuse is Fab-less
• Marquette coach liable to say anything
• Lucroy keeps low profile while catching high-level staff
• Veras can provide Brewers seventh-inning relief
• GOP targets new cost-cut board in Obama health law
• Griner dunks Florida
• A rose isn’t always a rose
• Wieseman earns Southern Lakes top billing
• Gymnasts gathering: Janesville Craig site of state meet
• Garrow: Milton teachers will interview to keep jobs
• Women’s golf league seeks new members
• Janesville man arrested after shot fired
• Langley, Plomb top All-Rock boys honorees
• Janesville School Board candidates hold common ground
• Banquet planner among 2012 Women of Distinction
• Janesville's Brigette and Bruce Thoms combine to help cancer patients
• Flynn told he will have to compete with Jackson for starting job
• Hart set to return
• Badgers not satisfied with Sweet 16 spot
• Golden Eagles add a threat
• Kentucky holds off Green Bay’s rally
• Wells follows Fisher to Rams
• The big economic picture
• Walworth-based company to expand its operation to Janesville
• Janesville Jets fall back
• Arby's relocating, adding breakfast
• Janesville man punched, robbed
• Cat sought after biting, scratching woman
• Small business tries to expand in a struggling economy
• Getting your motor runnin' likely to cost more as you head out on the highway
• AP Sources: Peyton Manning chooses Broncos
• Santorum’s off-the-cuff problem
• Report: US makes modest gains in graduation rate
• Brewers feel the rains of Phoenix
• Bristol good to Keselowski once again
• State enjoys teams’ sweet success
• Michigan State survives, other scores
• Major conference teams pick on others in NCAA tourney
• Packer pipeline: Seattle looks to Flynn
• Gophers ruin UW title hopes
• Illness allowed Grigsby to see 'humanity'
• Health reform is already affecting you
• Used prom dress sale benefits girls, cancer research
• Highway stops result in three arrests
• Airport touted as an asset worth investment
• Towns grabble with stray animal control
• UW-Whitewater wins NCAA Division III championship
• Whitewater rallies but Reedsburg gains victory
• Germantown caps undefeated season with Div 1 title
• Thomas' 30 leads Onalaska to WIAA Div 2 title
• 'Obamacare' foes fear ballooning big government
• The silence of the lions
• Deported, and now childless
• Wisconsin holds off Vanderbilt 60-57
• Crowder leads Marquette past Murray State, 62-53
• Park restrooms won’t open until April 15
• Blues edge Janesville Jets in OT
• New Washington Seminar marks 40th anniversary
• Rock County program supports female juvenile offenders
• Paralympians visit Janesville with eye on making national curling team
• Germantown dominates, other state tournament scores
• Lehigh knocks off Duke, NCAA roundup
• Balance key to UW success
• Braun looks to get back in groove
• Norfolk State, Lehigh lead memorable day of NCAA upsets
• Wis-Whitewater beats MIT in Division III semis
• Monta Ellis beats Warriors 120-98 in Bucks debut
• Higher gas prices threaten economy if they persist
• Gallardo hit hard; Brewers drop pair
• Janesville man in heroin case charged with attempted homicide
• Pro: Great journalism already abounds on the Internet
• OT win keeps Whitewater’s state goal alive
• Janesville’s new hospital facilities both say they’re busy
• Con: Internet is a Tower of Babel staffed by untrained writers with no standards
• Governor expected to sign legislation on textbook formats
• Changes sought in Glen Erin lease
• Rock County patrol supervisors placed on leave
• Airlines, manufacturers and tourist industry offer jobs
• East Troy runs past Brodhead
• Trap-neuter-return program offers best results for reducing stray population, group says
• Stone falls on Colfax
• No. 1 seed Syracuse avoids upset; VCU surprises Wichita State
• Aoki off to slow start for Brewers
• Crowder, Johnson-Odom propel Marquette
• Misfires on the campaign trail
• Seaweed in your vehicle’s gas tank
• Catholics, contraceptives and John Locke
• Montana no match for Wisconsin in 73-49 loss
• Miller wants a national crown as the Warhawks’ coach
• Academic overhaul in works in Janesville
• Judge moves herpes lawsuit to Rock County
• Nonprofits face tougher tourism grant standards
• Janesville School Board expels two students
• City of Janesville preparing for trash pickup change
• Study: Young people not so 'green' after all
• Receiver market puts Jennings in prime shape
• Wolf shines in Brewers win
• Bluebirds’ Addie earns All-Big Eight honors
• Criticism follows Badgers’ success
• UW tourney run is Taylor made
• Brewers to depend on final two acts
• Marquette glad Crowder has adapted to climate
• Bucks ready to light it up
• When a film can be a bridge
• Special-ed cuts raise concerns
• Rock, Jefferson county Habitat groups join
• Sidewalk opponents form group
• Doctor: Flu season 'very, very wimpy'
• Janesville traveling basketball teams enjoy success
• Evansville woman wins pageant title
• Arraignment set in high school marijuana case
• Gilmore earns top masters rank
• Hearing waived in child enticement case
• Jacobson shines for St. Norbert
• UW-Whitewater Innovation Center celebrates first anniversary
• Spring weather is heating up
• GOP nomination fight is Romney vs. Santorum
• Greinke not holding back
• Neal to sit first four Packer games
• Marquette centering on size
• Bruesewitz needs to break out of shooting slump
• Wells likely to take a hike out of Green Bay
• Bucks launch Bogut
• Young centerfielder searches for a spot on Brewers roster
• Cubs’ Volstad stays grounded
• Bears grab Marshall
• Santiago makes strong bid to make Sox
• Kiss my gritsies, please
• Janesville City Council votes down beer during league games
• Evansville hires Roth as new superintendent
• Brunner found guilty of reduced charge
• Instant classic: Janesville Bantams savor triple-OT win
• Chief Justice Abrahamson applauds Janesville students’ field research
• Government too often fails to let sunshine in
• Analysis: Obama tested by events outside control
• Seedings favorable, but are they enough?
• Jennings scores 34 to lead Milwaukee
• Kentucky, OSU, favored in Vegas
• Green Bay gets No. 7 seed, road game
• Baylor eyes title, unbeaten season
• Wisconsin man reels in a record walleye
• Ford retires after latest spinal scare
• Occupational hazard: teaching
• Santorum’s war on teleprompters
• One year after Fukushima, it's business as usual for nuclear industry in Wisconsin
• New traffic gates installed on Interstate ramps
• Free admission days change at Rotary Gardens
• Dog returns to master after a year
• Physical education updates activities to focus on fitness
• Obama's health care law: A trek, not a sprint
• Wisconsin a No. 4 seed in East
• Ilyasova lifts shorthanded Bucks
• Marquette seeded No. 3 in West
• Gallardo has good command
• Spartans earn last No. 1 seed
• Rose rallies to win; Woods withdraws because of sore Achilles
• Wetlands update balances development, environment
• Mining ends year of Capitol muggings
• Stewart uses bold move late to win at Las Vegas
• Blumer not enough for Milton; Girls regional roundup
• Lodi upsets East Troy
• Warhawks roll into Final Four
• Location drives Mecum to pick Walworth
• Area residents join rally at Capitol in Madison
• Portable classrooms possible in Parkview
• Japan marks 1 year since quake, tsunami disaster
• No. 8 Michigan St. beats No. 14 Wisconsin 65-52
• Sandoval, Zito carry Giants past Brewers 13-3
• In classrooms, quality counts
• What women want
• Romney’s road ahead
• Demos earns fourth All-America honor
• Jets sweep Coulee Region
• Mukwonago puts clamps on Craig
• Parker girls season ends at home
• Milton's Blumer scores 44
• Brodhead, Clinton to play in girls regional final
• Warhawks get into Elite 8
• New Red Cross program helps returning troops and their loved ones
• Janesville School Board to consider plan that would cut number of teachers
• Housing dispute leads to stabbing in Janesville
• Alcohol at Dawson, senior center to be discussed
• Edgerton debates letting students bring wireless devices to classrooms
• Wisconsin beats Indiana 79-71 in Big Ten tourney
• Memorial one win away from state, Stoughton advances
• Rock County Board OKs casino agreement
• Rulevicius, Janesville Jets skate past Chill
• Support group aids emotional recovery
• Oregon company buys RathGibson
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks savor first Sweet 16
• Say cheese: Area dairies earn top honors at world championships
• Job creation, retention dominates forum
• Wheel tax off to slow start
• Tall, talented East Troy cruises past Clinton
• Two keys in Walker recall vote
• Hulls, Zeller spark Hoosiers, other scores
• It’s Gamel’s time to take a major turn
• Brewers hit three homers in loss
• Bruising gay-marriage showdowns likely in 5 states
• Louisville turns over No. 9 Marquette in 84-71 win
• Obama vs. Israel: Priority No. 1? Stop Israel
• Program produces its first minority teacher
• Cyberbullying bill authored by Cullen advances
• Man in shooting made earlier threat
• Janesville wins grade-school tournament
• DDHS student heads to ski championships
• Woman faces trial in Spring Prairie man's overdose death
• Clinton, East Troy collide tonight
• Make tracks to the Delavan Train Show
• Healthy Hearts program stresses nutrition, exercise
• No. 15 Indiana rolls past Penn St. 75-58
• Edgerton Fire Department training with, using mechanical CPR device
• GOP activists fear primary takes a toll on Romney
• Wilson satisfied with ‘pro day’
• Brewers defeat White Sox
• Big Ten free-for-all begins today
• Hart avoids big one
• UW's Budmayr has elbow pain again
• Rose's late jumper powers Bulls past Bucks
• Changing tactics, not their dreams
• Letter to Mitt
• Milton splash park plans setting sail
• County committee approves casino agreement
• Demos leaps at shot for national title
• Rotary Gardens tabs Fanning-Penny executive director
• Evansville, Clinton advance, other scores
• Beloit Turner promotes teacher to principal
• Janesville Jets to hold bobblehead night
• Delavan man facing three sexual assault charges
• Man dies after Olde Towne Mall incident
• Colts expected to part with Manning
• Payton, Saints’ GM come clean
• Hart hasn’t been ruled out of opener
• Surgery set for UW QB recruit
• Ramirez ready to get to work
• Report: Minority students face harsher punishments
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks to host sectional
• Roeber, Lynn combine for state bowling title
• Survey asks Edgerton residents their opinions on referendum
• Stoughton holds off Milton
• Clinton rides 19-game winning streak into sectional vs. East Troy
• Tavern league, Halbach take case to Supreme Court
• Officials: Evansville man faces sex assault, battery charges
• Zerban promises to scrap for votes
• Weapons policy updated at Elkhorn School District
• Beloit City Council OKs casino
• Packers let Flynn go free
• Super Tuesday showdown
• More optimism about US jobs and economy
• Cain makes spring debut, Brewers rally past Giants
• Hart's surgery set for today
• Udrih’s late shot helps lift Bucks
• UW’s Taylor nets honor
• A battle, not a rout
• That jerk in the other car
• Experts offer answers concerning hospice care
• Bandits complete sweep of Janesville Jets
• Superintendent to begin blogging to community
• Evansville man arrested on charge of kidnapping
• Janesville School Board candidates hold forum
• Craft show benefits cancer coalition
• Five things you will need if you're planting seeds for the first time
• Williams to meet with NFL after bounties uncovered
• New bakery rising in Janesville
• Buckeyes, Spartans, Wolverines share Big Ten regular-season title
• Social issues constrain GOP
• Marquette duo on All-Big East team
• McIlroy proves he’s the new face of golf
• Knee injury sidelines Hart
• Hamlin triumphs at Phoenix
• Ryan earns record-tying 265th victory at UW
• Boilermakers win in double overtime
• McIlroy holds off Woods, moves to the top
• K-9 cops prove value again
• Concealed-carry law increases interest in gun club and its gun show
• Edgerton youth center relocating to vacant downtown building
• UW-Whitewater destroys St. Thomas
• Delavan-Darien falls short at team state meet
• Jets lose grip on first place
• Republicans start final push toward Super Tuesday
• No. 8 Marquette beats No. 11 Georgetown 83-69
• Howard helps Magic finish sweep of Bucks
• Brewers rookie Jungmann gets off to nice start
• Rush the uniter
• Bandits cut into Jets' lead
• Delavan-Darien hits state team wrestling tournament
• Pohlman earns state medal in vault
• New executive director settling in at Boys & Girls Club of Janesville
• Warhawk women lose in regional
• Man gets 30 months for threatening former employer
• Storm hits Walworth County hard
• Beloit to vote on casino pact
• Woman faces homicide charge
• UW-Whitewater men win regional opener
• Burlington ends Parker boys basketball season
• Radmanovic, Hawks rally past Bucks, 99-94
• Butler downs Milwaukee 71-49, gains Horizon semis
• GOP leaders slow to back presidential hopefuls
• Con: Tapping more fossil fuels is likely to be fossil foolish
• Government must be careful with tactics against Occupy camps
• Pro: By scrapping current policies, U.S. could spur a robust economy
• Warhawks’ Chris Davis has worked hard to get back on the right path
• Former Beloit official hired by Janesville officials
• Janesville Parker Vikings pass Lancers’ test
• Lake Geneva Badger outright Lakes champion, Elkhorn wins
• Training offered for storm spotting
• Blumer, Milton knock off MG, other s
• Whitewater, East Troy tie in North; Brodhead wraps up South title
• Walworth County Fair announces musical acts
• Lawn and garden Activities sprout up at Rotary Gardens
• Fire damages home in town of Beloit
• Voter registration mailer addressed to deceased dog
• Crime rates hold steady in Janesville
• Janesville Craig buries East, ties for third in Big Eight
• Romney's luck
• Extend or end it? GOP voters torn over best route
• Badgers’ season ends with a rout, other scores
• Michigan stays in race
• Gamel looks promising at first base
• Afghanistan burning
• Milton looking to lure new businesses
• Will vault contain another Pohlman medal?
• Republican enters race for 2nd District
• Teacher/blogger's writings get some national exposure
• Milton girls team wins state title
• Paul pleads not guilty in homicide
• Janesville man arrested on charges after crash
• Whitewater stays on predicted course
• Wallop missing from wimpy winter, but it's not over yet
• Vital link being rebuilt, expanded
• Analysis: Snowe departure will widen partisan gulf
• Aaron Rodgers shows off fielding skills
• Rondo leads Celtics past Bucks’ threat
• Marquette can’t keep up with Cincinnati
• The year I became a 'minority'
• Student poverty rising in Janesville
• Muskego’s three-point barrage ends Janesville Craig’s season
• Raises, Act 10 and compensation create payday dilemmas for elected officials
• Edgerton uses FTs in hang on for win, other scores
• Evansville guardsman attending White House thank-you event
• Davis, Miller earn top WIAC honors
• Police warn residents to be wary of phone scam
• FAA to keep funding privately run air traffic towers
• Somerville’s 23 helps snap Janesville Parker out of slump
• Local Simmons plant back on top, looking to add jobs
• History buffs write second Janesville book
• Ramirez made Brewers’ his first choice
• Analysis: Mich. win won't end Romney's challenge
• Minnesota falls 52-45 to No. 14 Wisconsin
• Ilyasova's tip-in lifts Bucks over Wizards 119-118
• Fire heats up Daytona’s TV ratings
• UW-Whitewater Warhawk men, women receive at-large bids
• Janesville Craig pulls away late
• Evansville hits FTs to beat Parkview, Elkhorn falls
• City of Janesville to invest in development
• Foundation grants presented to six classroom projects
• Autopsy scheduled Tuesday for Schofield man
• Four area swimmers enjoying success at UW-Milwaukee
• Supreme Court to hear case on Lake Koshkonong levels
• Janesville's Axtell remembered as 'a gentleman's gentleman'
• Romney's wealth problem
• Brewers’ reliever OK with set-up role
• QB Wilson won’t sell himself short
• Probe finds Japan withheld risks of nuke disaster
• Matt Kenseth wins Daytona 500 after fire and rain
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks’ title bid falls short
• Groups working to build link between Janesville and Beloit
• Walworth County child center project heading for speed bump
• Rock County Historical Society looks to future
• Crossing guards in the crosshairs
• Daytona 500 start pushed back to 6 p.m. Monday
• Osama bin Laden's Pakistan home is no more
• Paige, Badgers drop Illini
• Illinois defeats Iowa to end six-game skid
• Bryant, West hold on to win NBA All-Star game
• Berggren's late points lift Badgers
• Much-anticipated NASCAR season has to wait a day
• Mahan triumphs against McIlroy
• Study on pension options worries public workers
• See you in Milwaukee: IndyCar makes last-minute return
• Friday fish fry mixes more than tasty ingredients
• Digital revolution changing lives of students with disabilities
• Downtown Janesville parking plaza's days are numbered
• Memorial finishes undefeated in Big Eight
• WIAA STATE WRESTLING AGATE
• Shea nails state wrestling championship
• Milton's Johnson wins consolation state title
• New light on drone war's death toll
• Brewers hope to extend contracts, for GM, manager
• Braun back to work with Brewers
• Brewers sell a record number of tickets so far
• Obama’s prayer
• A false story about Latinos
• Walworth County child center project heading for speed bump
• Gazette earns top honor at Wisconsin Newspaper Association awards
• Janesville City Council to consider raising parking fines
• Local support group gives women courage to heal
• Business tax credit plan could hit roadblocks
• Janesville City Council to consider hiring development consultant
• Edgerton Middle School principal offered job as Evansville superintendent
• Craig sweeps season series with Parker
• Pohlman earns state berth
• Milton sends three to championship matches
• UW-Whitewater wins battle over UW-La Crosse
• Jets roll past Port Huron
• Plans to drug test welfare recipients get momentum
• No. 10 Marquette benches stars, beats WVU 61-60
• Slow start dooms Parker boys
• Craig boys ride nice victory into playoffs
• Towns support alternative to Inman Parkway extension
• Brodhead girls clinch Rock Valley South
• Couple instill life in the arts in Rock County
• Case to decide validity of testing hair for drugs
• McCann, Milton edge Fort
• Badger girls win, close in on Southern Lakes title
• Edgerton man jailed, charged with sexual assault of girls
• Late rally lifts Warhawk women
• Warhawks open tournament play
• Edgerton Police investigating convenience store robbery
• Local swimmers earn state berths
• Milton advances three to wrestling semifinals
• Juvenile shelter now more like home
• Stoughton Trailers growth could indicate US is recovering from recession
• Braun: 'At the end of the day the truth prevailed'
• Kenseth, Stewart win Duel qualifiers
• Hoosiers tip Badger women
• Watney eliminates Woods in Round 2
• Hawkeyes complete sweep of Badgers
• Marine training crash in Calif. among deadliest
• Obama’s Iran options
• Pro: Government must never seek to impose any religion’s beliefs on nonbelievers
• Con: Forcing insurers to provide workers with free contraception violates religious and economic liberties
• In New York City, does church-school separation go too far?
• Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension overturned
• Janesville man suspected of supplying son with marijuana for sale
• Lemirandes on collision course
• Gain in confidence puts Kurtz among state’s best wrestlers
• Interstate project on track—for now
• Blackhawk Tech trims budget
• UW-Rock teams lose in tourney
• Palmyra man found incompetent for trial
• Eagles advance to play Warhawks
• Unions’ recall race snub surprised Cullen
• Milton High foursome aim to add to wrestling tradition
• Rock County group delivers positive message to lawmakers
• To close tax loopholes, Obama would open new ones
• Parra just happy to be back
• Crowder guides Marquette win
• Bucks can’t stop Noah
• Badgers have to avoid Hawkeyes’ best shot
• Tauscher joins fight against youth concussions
• Starting to like ‘new’ Daytona
• Tour promoting civility,bipartisanship in politics
• Vote went smooth under new rules
• Janesville Bluebirds’ season ends
• Janesville man facing trial in domestic homicide
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks hit 14 three-pointers in win
• Ballot set for Edgerton School Board
• Greenlee, Schreiber advance in Beloit Township
• Clinton survives senior’s big night, other scores
• Primary narrows field for Walworth County Board seats
• Kujava earns NAHL honor
• Hintz, Gonzalez earn nods in Delavan-Darien race
• Fort Atkinson remains on a roll, Milton wins
• McCrory, Hoag to vie for seat on Rock County bench
• Melvin isn’t worried about Greinke
• Gamel enters camp in shape
• Michigan hits again, Ohio State wins
• When I chose life
• The trials of Saint Santorum
• Charter school proposal pitched in Orfordville
• Intergenerational poverty passes plight to next generation
• Elkhorn tops Oregon, Williams Bay falls
• Janesville School District official placed on leave
• Town of Beloit home fire causes $6,000 damage
• Birkie veteran: Wesolek set for 19th run
• HealthNet plans dental clinic renovation
• Obama to Congress: 'Keep going' on economy front
• Brewers’ entire pitching rotation returns from last season
• Brewers, Braun still in limbo
• Fielder arrives early at Tigers’ camp
• Patrick’s confidence runs high
• New polling place rules likely to affect today's elections
• Spartans in front, but title up for grabs
• Howard scores 28 to lead Magic over Bucks 93-90
• Obama’s focus on Wisconsin reflects national political strategy
• Republicans providing Obama’s bailout
• Latinos who cry wolf
• ANGI to move to Janesville
• Officials predicting small voter turnout
• Ruby Violet Project makes slow progress
• Brodhead explores forming fire district
• Kvapil lands new Cup ride
• Town of Beloit administrator to focus on planning first
• Woman steps into childhood dream at program in Zimbabwe
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Roush Fenway’s Edwards, Biffle qualify 1-2
• Ilyasova has 25-25 night to lead Bucks over Nets
• Gasser scores 15 as No. 15 Badgers top Penn State
• Green, Spartans roll
• Huskers hold off Badgers
• Haas wins playoff with long putt
• Spartans drop Purdue in OT
• Unknown Vinehout running for governor
• Gift ensures Crossridge YMCA will go forward
• Mine proposal could end federal flood insurance
• Whitewater Polar Plunge boosts Special Olympics
• Milton wrestlers head to state
• Middleton proves too much for Craig
• Middleton takes Big Eight gym title
• Crowder leads No. 12 Marquette over UConn 79-64
• Gas prices are highest ever for this time of year
• Kyle Busch edges Stewart to win Shootout
• No. 17 Michigan beats No. 6 Ohio State 56-51
• Civility is golden
• Shooting the ‘messenger’
• Parkview meeting allows voters to approve land sale
• Does a large caseload as an attorney make for a good judge?
• Digging for jobs: Walker visits Scot Forge to tout mining bill
• Guilty plea entered in theft
• State and local officials examine roundabout safety, traffic issues
• Sun Prairie group to begin printing its newspapers at Bliss plant
• Janesville Jets notch key victory
• Milton swimmers finish sixth at state
• Wright lifts Craig over Parker
• Magic rally in 4th quarter, outlast Bucks 94-85
• States attack 'Obamacare' with birth control bills
• Dement, ‘D’ lift Janesville Parker
• Fast start propels Janesville Cougars
• East Troy, Clinton clinch titles, other scores
• Fort Atkinson upends Milton
• Smith, Elkhorn rally but fall to Waterford, other scores
• Rock Soccer’s March, Pruzinskis honored
• Clerks charging for copies of court files—even digital reproductions
• Gartner leads Lakeside boys to victory
• United Way chapters honor volunteers, businesses
• Boys & Girls Club staff, members thank volunteers
• Filmmakers enjoy warm welcome at Beloit International Film Festival
• Janesville Bluebirds skate to win over Storm, Fury falls
• Romney takes on world as he vies for presidency
• Spartans roll past Badgers
• Hall of Fame catcher Carter dies
• No. 15 Wisconsin loses 69-55 to No. 7 Michigan St.
• Overreach: Obamacare vs. Constitution
• Romney on the edge
• UW-Whitewater women romp
• Balanced scoring lifts UW-Whitewater Warhawks
• Rock County joins Wisconsin Crime Alert Network
• Carroll collects sweep over Beloit College
• Lewd texts cited in Janesville expulsion
• Police: Janesville man who took squad car jailed
• Area’s best swimmers test the rest
• Milton Area Youth Center seeks community support
• Janesville teen snuffs out tobacco use through prevention efforts
• Pro: Move would show U.S. is serious about preventing a nuclear-armed Iran
• Con: Aiding an Israeli pre-emptive strike would bring dire repercussions for U.S.
• Criminal libel: a bad idea in a free society
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Northwestern Wildcats declawed, Illinois falls
• Badgers know what to avoid against Michigan State
• Four football players among 17 charged
• Lin helps others this time
• Belinelli hits 6 3s to lead Hornets past Bucks
• The new Lego ‘women’
• AP test scores vary widely
• Casino workers would work under tribal law
• Milton turns three-point deficit into rout with amazing quarter
• Ferrell leads Edgerton to win, other scores
• Possible referendum costs shared in Edgerton
• Janesville Craig falls in double OT
• Two to come out of District 6 primary for Walworth County Board
• Fort ruins perfect season, other scores
• Three in Walworth County Board District 10 race
• Hale downs Delavan-Darien
• Child advocacy center moves forward
• Thief, pickup truck both still missing
• Delavan-Darien hits team state wrestling tourney
• Primary to narrow judicial field
• Janesville City Council hopes to borrow $2.6 million
• Iran claims two steps to nuclear self-sufficiency
• Buckeyes take care of Minnesota
• QB may pick UW
• The one and only Whitney
• Young Mexicans navigate border between cultures
• Young Hispanics will shape society in 21st century: Report
• Study: 19th century immigrants weren't always quick to learn to speak English
• Babies, not immigration, drive Hispanic growth
• Janesville City Council approves incentives for SHINE
• Elkhorn cruises past Whitewater, other scores
• Parkview district educating voters about referendum
• Board, committee deny Town of Milton quarry plan
• Blumer, Milton hold off Kettle Moraine
• Evansville teachers contract changes OK'd
• Shopko store project in Brodhead put on hold
• Police identify bank robbery suspect
• Armed man surrenders peacefully
• Young father is proud to be American, but wants to pass on Mexican heritage
• Figi, Jacobson efforts honored
• Student learns about her roots during semester in Mexico
• GOP critics hit Obama's $3.8 trillion budget
• Weber’s job could be in jeopardy if Illini’s struggles continue
• Woods goes from inevitable to unpredictable
• Bogut, NBA players need to know their limits
• Brewers, Veras go to arbitration
• James, Miami finally beat Milwaukee
• Ortiz, Boston agree to $14,575,000
• Mountain West, C-USA to form new league
• Obama’s epic screw-up
• Work rules can’t be hashed out in secret
• Buzz for Beloit International Film Festival may be paying off
• Bandits sweep past Janesville Jets
• Flashing yellow arrow is new for motorists
• Legal immigration complicated, lengthy: Lawyers
• Brodhead man rescued from icy creek
• Fewer are crossing illegally
• Legislator: Bill is state's answer to illegal immigration
• Fear of Muslim Americans is overblown
• Dryer blamed for smoky Janesville fire
• States enact their own immigration-related laws
• Heading to state: Janesville, area boys among extra qualifiers
• Valentines creations offer students opportunities to draw and learn
• Illegal immigrants live on edge of society, fearing deportation
• Obama promotes job training at community college
• The fight begins: Obama's budget going to Congress
• Michigan stays perfect at home
• Prahalis, OSU top Purdue, other scores
• PGs Lin, Rubio revive their teams, bolster NBA abroad
• Don’t count Brewers out just yet
• Mickelson triumphs at Pebble
• Raiders roll past Panthers
• Pavin prevails in playoff
• Just 1% of taxpayers report unpaid sales tax
• Craig gymnasts fifth at invite
• Bluebirds win with a shutout
• Fuller too much for Parker boys
• Craig boys upset Middleton
• Elkhorn swimmers lead charge to state meet
• 'Amnesties are not an option,' says education forum member
• Immigrant says US is still seen as land of opportunity
• Immigrant embraces, finds strength in faith
• Delavan-Darien among wrestling winners
• Schools trying to keep pace with digital evolution
• Immigrants search for better life and understanding
• Faces beyond the numbers of long-term unemployed
• Obama to submit his budget to Congress on Monday
• Richardson hits nine 3s, Magic top Bucks 99-94
• The power of losing
• Fixing my smile
• Brodhead runs past Big Foot, other scores
• Wolverines turn back Comets, other scores
• Bandits shut out Janesville Jets
• Area Republicans downplay signing of agreement
• Milton Township quarry plan faces opposition, zoning hurdles
• Borrowing possible for sports facilities
• Five arrested after police search home
• Ex-coach denies sexual assault charge
• Evansville teachers approve contract concessions
• Case against former Delavan municipal clerk carries on
• Obama budget seeks to boost trade enforcement
• Blumer propels Milton, Monroe falls
• Craig shakes off slow start with big finish
• Parker smothers West's offense
• Detroit edges UW-Milwaukee in final seconds
• Packers LB agrees to 50 hours of community service, counseling
• IndyCar returning to Milwaukee
• Bucks tip Cavs in OT
• Analysis: Obama's course correction shifts dynamic
• Citizens without IDs are caught in ‘Catch 22’
• Memorial rolls to win over Janesville Craig, other scores
• Sleeping student left alone on bus for 3 hours
• Janesville Bluebirds fall on road
• Tackling textbook troubles
• Dean, SSM discussing relationship
• Strong finish lifts Edgerton, other scores
• Edgewood tips Milton
• YWCA seeks nominations for Women of Distinction
• Not guilty plea entered in crash injury incident
• Birth certificates that were sent to city under investigation
• Turner schedules 4K, kindergarten program registration
• Janesville City Council to discuss extending insurance
• East Troy sinks 11 threes, ties Whitewater for North lead
• Badgers rule in OT
• Perfect season ends for UWGB
• Packers increase ticket prices
• Bucks’ Jennings isn’t an All-Star pick
• They're back: Social issues overtake US politics
• Lucas, Penn State defeat Wisconsin
• Johnson, 2 others tied for lead at 63
• Cavs’ Irving day to day
• Playing the anti-American card
• The Gospel according to Obama
• Janesville company analyzing recall petitions
• Bryson sparks UW-Whitewater Warhawks
• Field narrows in Edgerton School Board race
• UW-Rock County women win, men lose
• Tie delays Bloomfield results
• Beloit men down St. Norbert in OT, women lose
• Driver sought by police comes forward
• YWCA Child Care Program marks 25th anniversary
• Delavan-Darien High’s Marcus Hudson wrestling with final days of practice
• Janesville City Council to consider SHINE agreement
• Pro: Rapidly aging weapons jeopardize national security
• Con: Restoring defense cuts will only encourage our war hawks
• To bridge religious divide, let students engage students
• Michigan St., Michigan earn wins
• Youth concussions studied
• New tutor for Rodgers
• UW has enjoyed road success
• Golden Gophers need quality win to bolster tournament hopes
• Jorgensen's column stirs ‘us vs. them’ arguments
• Delfino scores 25 as Bucks beat Raptors
• Negus sparks Janesville Craig past Stoughton
• Edgerton elementary is state site for education system
• Janesville Parker gives Memorial a tussel before falling
• Concerns raised about child advocacy center site
• East Troy lights up the board, other scores
• Arrowhead edges Janesville Bluebirds
• Whitewater wins battle of leaders, other scores
• Woman competing in bake-off
• Burlington avoids Elkhorn upset bid
• Film tells story of Beloit's black residents
• Janesville Craig, Parker gymnasts earn dual meet wins
• Fort Atkinson zaps DeForest
• Open house lets SHINE meet community, answer questions
• Darting to work: Wisconsin workers could fill Belvidere jobs
• Washington state poised to approve gay marriage
• Buford saves Buckeyes
• Cutler to get former coach back
• Melvin selected for Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame
• Nash hits late layup, Suns beat Bucks 107-105
• Gutting the DREAM Act
• Birth control redux
• Power of the people: Solar farm helps individual investors
• At 15, Janesville Craig’s Filter doesn’t act like a freshman
• SHINE plan takes next step
• Edgerton rolls to victory, other scores
• Janesville actor unsure why he was cut from ad
• Janesville School District looking at school merger
• Walworth County GOP endorses Necci for DA
• UW-Rock County falls in a shootout
• Missing woman found in California
• Man hospitalized, cited for DUI
• Police investigating fires as arsons
• Arraignment set for Nebraska man
• Big Ten exploring 4-team playoff
• Poll workers plan for E-Day
• Court: Calif. gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• Iran calls new US sanctions 'psychological war'
• Wisconsin sinks 12 three-pointers in loss
• Jackson's role, future uncertain in Milwaukee
• Chadima faces more accusations
• Super Bowl on NBC draws 111.3M viewers
• Marquette runs past DePaul
• Coughlin-Manning NFL’s top tandem
• Obama’s assault on the poor
• Sexual Assault Recovery Program seeks volunteers
• Green buildings take Evansville engineer around the world
• Three men arrested after search warrant issued
• Watertown man arrested on 4th OWI charge
• Janesville woman enjoys creating Valentine’s Day artwork
• Contador doping verdict another blow for cycling
• Janesville police and fire investigating two suspicious fires
• Words will never hurt us—except in Wisconsin
• Liebert entering race for 44th District seat
• Stanley rebounds, rallies for victory in Phoenix Open
• ‘Elite’ Eli wins 2nd Super Bowl MVP
• From relief to despair: Varying views of jobs data
• Forward leads MSU past rival Michigan, other scores
• Posting recall signatures stirs controversy
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• SHINE sets sights on safety: Open house set for Tuesday
• Irish dance class putting a spring in Evansville’s step
• Road is friendly for Craig girls basketball
• Elks rule Southern Lakes swimming
• Bluebirds romp over Lakers
• Mather, Kurtz win Big Eight titles
• Parker's defense turns off East
• Memorial domintates Big Eight swimming
• Some former Komen supporters can't forgive, forget
• Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers wins MVP award
• No. 19 Wisconsin falls to No. 3 Ohio State 58-52
• Notre Dame takes down No. 17 Marquette 76-59
• Knight leads Pistons to 88-80 win over Bucks
• The fear of federal college loans
• The cost of conscience
• Super Bowl commercial a super opportunity for Janesville native
• Officials: Beloit man tried to arrange sex with underage girl
• Worker escapes injury in propane explosion
• Power of the people: Solar farm helps individual investors
• Officials warning consumers about new cyber threat
• Things to look for in Queen Elizabeth II anniversary exhibit
• Kids get a reason to smile at free dental clinic in Janesville
• Edgewood wins Badger swim meet
• Janesville loose battle of top teams
• Craig's effort goes unrewarded
• Analysis: How economy is viewed can differ sharply
• Prosecutors won't charge cyclist Lance Armstrong
• Knight leads Pistons to 88-80 win over Bucks
• How will mining bill help Wisconsin?
• Former Janesville autoworker, 41, could be heading to Afghanistan
• Free throws lift Janesville Cougars past Cards, Parker wins
• School board hires chief information officer
• Sun Prairie starts fast, defeats Rock County
• Former, current employees talk about history of Evansville's oldest company
• Clinton wins 11th straight, other scores
• Mattress store opening in Janesville
• Janesville Craig’s depth key to gymnastics victory over Memorial
• Delavan-Darien nets 2nd victory in a row, Elkhorn wins
• Sullivan withdrawing from Walworth County DA race
• Lake Geneva Badger wins in overtime
• Fire damages Turtle Township house
• Lakeside Lutheran dominates late in victory over Luther Prep
• Process to raise price of snow emergency ticket to begin
• Turnovers doom Janesville Bluebirds
• It's a long trip to Brazil for giant generators built in Darien
• Contraception mandate outrages religious groups
• Iowa beats UW in OT
• Giants QB Manning sees a golden opportunity
• Packers promote Clements
• Goodell: NFL could expand to 34 teams
• LA nets four All-Star starters
• Mickelson sues over ‘defamation’
• The Romney-Obama matchup
• Syria: It’s not just about freedom
• Republican rhetoric doesn’t match reality
• Albeck, Walker sign DII letters
• Cullen out of governor's race before start
• Milton High moving to eight-period days
• Medical school looking for site
• Clinton man among 'boldest' football fans
• UW-Rock County women collect win
• Whitewater Warhawks stay in first-place tie
• Three seats could be open on BTC board
• Duo spark UW-Whitewater win
• Ex-coach expected to plead not guilty to sex assault
• Leisten, Skaleski lead Janesville Parker to Big Eight win
• Janesville’s Mauermann proves he’s big enough to shine on high level
• Is this place a diner or a dive?
• United Way to award grants
• Pro: We should, but won’t
• Con: Higher prices prod consumers toward green energies of the future
• Journalists are natural fit as debate moderators
• Factory Card & Party Outlet closing
• Brewers outfielder takes his ‘act’ onto the ice during practice
• Bielema upbeat despite withdrawals from linemen
• Belichick’s staff comes from same mold
• Bucks win 105-97, beat Heat again
• Romney: Not focused on poor, they have safety net
• Janesville Bluebirds roll
• Free throws carry Janesville Parker, Middleton falls
• Assessment appeals head to Janesville City Council
• Trewyn sparks Whitewater Whippet victory, other scores
• Milton OKs late-start school plan
• Fort Atkinson holds off Monroe, other scores
• Grainger issues layoff notices
• Elkhorn pulls away in third, Delavan-Darien wins
• Janesville schools enrollment continues to drop
• Whitewater Whippet wrestlers defeat Cougars
• Evansville mom accused of taking child to burglary
• Business truly is tailor-made
• Carroll sweeps Beloit in Midwest Conference games
• Clinton not certain all administrators will be replaced
• Brady: Avoiding trouble with Giants no secret
• Is it time for toll roads?
• Milton woman hopes sticky stuff can be a career
• Brewer blunder? Braun contract dangerous
• Marcum plans change
• Media Day brings them all out
• Blue, Golden Eagles impress James, Wade
• Taylor steps up late to pull Badgers past Penn State
• Analysis: Gingrich campaign needs another comeback
• An essential limp
• The need for a bilingual America
• Milton High School moves to offer an eight class period day
• Milton girls avoid upset, other scores
• Where's winter? Season continues strange turn
• Janesville Cougar swimmers slip past Vikings
• Sharon receives $400,000 grant to spruce up homes
• Clinton man faces child porn charges
• Antiques appraisal serves as fundraiser for Milton library
• Railroad working on transload site
• Ragnar Relay one tough challenge
• Caldwell hired by Ravens
• UW holds off Michigan
• Giants look all business upon arrival in Indianapolis
• Deciphering: XLVI Greek to most kids
• Quicker shots fuel Badgers’ winning streak
• Officials investigating Illinois reactor shutdown
• Bucks roll past Pistons
• LeBron rides bike to work—even before games
• Obama declares war on religion
• "Yarning" Looking for Volunteer Stitchers
• Gravel quarry plan generates controversy
• Local hunters survive attack from water buffalo
• Powerline project expected to be done by summer of 2013
• Youth mentoring program seeks more male volunteers
• Indy battens down hatches for Super Bowl security
• Disrespecting the president
• Obama uses tax proposals for his political message
• Packers to cancel Fan Fest for second year in a row
• New formula: Brewers still expect to contend
• Djokovic wins longest Grand Slam singles final ever
• Rapids’ Biegel impresses
• Marshall boosts AFC
• Belichick, Brady arrive in cheerful mood
• Buckeyes’ Smith delivers, other scores
• US blanks Canada in championship soccer game
• Gaborik scores hat trick, earns MVP award of NHL All-Star game
• Snedeker rallies, then wins in playoff
• Elkhorn’s Kedzie is key to wetlands, mining bills
• In your face(book): Cyberbullying common
• Parker boys lose lead
• Trimming the deficit: Local job growth is slow, incremental
• Beloit hangs on against Craig
• Dvorak leads Parker production
• No. 17 Marquette rallies past Villanova 82-78
• Bucks keep Lakers' road woes going with 100-89 win
• Iran says oil could reach $120 to $150 per barrel
• Florida’s Latino vote is up for grabs
• All the news that’s unfit to print
• Edgerton woman wins bag-design contest for fundraiser
• Officials still searching for missing woman
• Stoughton Trailers planning to hire 125 workers
• Drive away winter doldrums with these area events
• Youth mentoring program seeks more male volunteers
• Elkhorn World War II veteran, 91, gets Bronze Star 50 years later
• Milton School District could change late-start plan
• Craig's offense stalls against Verona
• Jets continue to rise
• Middleton too much for Parker
• Rose has season-high 34, Bulls beat Bucks 107-100
• American economy not healthy yet, but it's healing
• Working to stop ObamaCare in Wisconsin
• Is McDonald eligible for judgeship?
• Parker boys rebound to defeat Purple Knights
• Sun Prairie's 1-2 punch KOs Craig boys
• Parker, Craig gymnasts set season hights
• Whippets perfect in North
• Jobs bills would help veterans
• Lakeside girls defeat Lodi
• Grainger still working through divesture of brands
• Lake Geneva Badger girls continue to roll
• Craig wrestlers capture KC Cup
• Rock Democrats issue State of Rock County
• Rock County Board hears casino plan
• Hawaii can't heal wounds of defeat for Packers
• Defense propels Badgers' victory
• Fractured ankle sidelines Bucks' Bogut indefinitely
• Nadal beats Federer to reach title match
• Obama's populist pitch unifies House Democrats
• Covington, Badgers turn back Gophers
• State of the Union comes out as big flop
• Janesville’s Imhoff heads to WSL Hall
• UW-Rock County teams have mixed results
• Averkamp leads Point over Whitewater women
• Ripon sweeps Beloit
• Brodhead utility seeks rate hike
• Janesville Craig, Parker renew wrestling rivalry tonight
• Mercy appeals denial of Crystal Lake site
• Whitewater falls, Pointers throw WIAC lead into a three-way tie
• Incumbents to battle in redesigned 43rd District
• Parkview faces school decisions
• Pro: U.S. must be willing to bomb Iran, but only as a last resort
• Con: U.S. bombing unnecessary because Iran lacks the resources to block the strait
• In Rhode Island, a student’s lesson in religious freedom
• Brewers pull Braun from festival
• Michigan State gives Izzo his 400th win
• Azarenka hits finals
• Bucks find winning formula
• Walker: State headed in right direction
• Obama turns attention to energy in key states
• Janesville Bluebird settle for tie
• A chance to judge candidates
• Janesville Parker’s problems with presses continue in loss
• Six Janesville Jets honored
• Glen Erin no longer on the market
• East Troy, Clinton remain Rock leaders, other scores
• Orfordville continues discussions with dealer for building
• Blumer sparks Milton, Fort falls
• Whitewater remains perfect, Parkview falls
• Delavan dairyman recalled for talents, good nature
• Third-quarter blitz sends Waterford past Lake Geneva Badger, other scores
• Janesville police seek missing woman
• Warhawks set for Pointer invasion tonight
• Janesville working with medical isotope maker on incentive agreement
• Healthy McCann hurts Janesville Parker
• Orfordville 7-year-old leading fundraising campaign for new library
• Rock County Republican Party official reacts to political poll
• Brewers accept losing Fielder in free agency
• Fielder gets $214M from Detroit
• Council finds states weakening teacher tenure
• Obama to Republicans: Game on
• A flattering portrait of the first lady
• Newt in Wonderland
• Janesville Craig Cougars rebound, beat Madison East
• GPS ruling complicates investigations
• Organic tradition continues to grow
• Brodhead increases league lead
• Janesville bakery outlet to close doors
• Second candidate files to run for Walworth County DA
• Middleton defeats Beloit Memorial
• Roadside markers help state map I-90/39 expansion
• UW-Rock County women fall
• Milton curling duo heads to nationals
• Liquor issue splits Janesville City Council
• Obama to take on economy in State of the Union
• AP source: Fielder and Tigers agree on 9-year deal
• YWCA of Rock County Child Care Program celebrates 25 years
• Bid for Iran nuclear talks confronts old snags
• Special teams miscues cost Ravens, 49ers
• Son: Paterno calm, upbeat to the end
• Irwin, former voice of Packers, dies
• Brewers’ Aoki to earn $2.25 million
• Paterno memorial set at Penn State
• Hawks soar past Bucks
• Newton replaces Manning
• Legislature should restore funding to Focus on Energy
• Gingrich presents fundamental problem
• An e-disaster in the making?
• Walworth County considers expanding electronic monitoring to save money
• Volunteers conduct Rock County homeless count this week
• Rock County project still helping homeless teens
• Robberies reported Saturday on Janesville’s east side
• Manning, Giants heading to Indy to face Pats again
• Poll deems McDonald ‘unqualified’
• Ruby Project focuses on at-risk youth
• Rock County housing market shows signs of improvement
• Obama's health overhaul lags in many states
• Taylor heats up late, lifts Badgers past Illini
• Paterno dies just 74 days after being fired as Penn State’s football coach
• Jennings' 23 help Bucks beat Heat 91-82
• Vegas favors Patriots
• History of Janesville Told Through Photographs
• Giants top 49ers 20-17 in OT to reach Super Bowl
• Last-minute failures end Ravens' season, 23-20
• Craig swimmers third at invite
• Craig wrestlers suffer tough defeat; Parker second in duals
• Fury lose to Middleton
• Bluebirds down McFarland
• Craig boys edge Verona; Middleton outlasts Parker
• Parker girls breeze; Craig falters in second half
• Is Walworth County turning blue?
• Outdoor enthusiasts emerge from cover to enjoy ... winter
• Taxpayers start subsidizing golf courses
• Analysis: Gingrich forces GOP into grueling debate
• No. 21 Marquette beats Providence 79-72
• Braun makes passing reference to drug test
• Bloated hype aside, it’s still a crisis
• The perils of projection
• Former police chief in deferred prosecution program
• Things you should know about HealthNet's new Diagnose Women Project
• Railroad tracks getting $17 million upgrade
• New program helps plow drivers improve performance, keeps roads safer
• Traverse City blanks Janesville
• Bucks beat Knicks 100-86 for first road win
• Packers' Philbin accepts Dolphins' coaching job
• Jobs, re-election frame Obama's State of the Union
• Number of flu cases remains low, officials say
• Police aim to send message with drug searches, not arrest students
• Gardens branching out through classes
• Will Janesville offer company incentives?
• Langley propels Clinton
• Investigators seek trail cam images
• Lodi cruises to victory over Lakeside Lutheran
• Jets' Litke to coach Midwest squad
• Legislation would benefit off-duty cops
• On primary eve, Romney says SC race neck-and-neck
• Wisconsin recall webcam so boring it's mesmerizing
• Another Wisconsin assistant on way out
• Numbers show Bucks have been ineffective in slowing opponents
• Canadian freestyle skier Sarah Burke dead at 29
• Source: Braun appeal of positive drug test begins
• Waltrip leads third Hall of Fame class
• Hawkeyes rally past Badger women
• Penn State pulls upset over Illinois
• Green Bay win streak hits 36
• Supreme Court ruling confuses religious workers
• The GOP suicide march
• Better living through wonkery
• Con: We’re still 10 million jobs short of boom times
• Pro: America seems poised to take off in 2012
• Planning can prevent violations of free assembly at political conventions
• State basketball might move to GB
• Program shares etiquette for interacting with the disabled
• Mercy leader learned ideals at a young age
• Warhawks pull away
• Investigation ongoing in Walworth County shooting incident
• Janesville woman robbed while taking out trash
• Balance scoring sparks win for UW-Whitewater
• Illinois man dies in single-car crash
• UW-Rock County falls to Baraboo
• Walker: Education proposals to soon be introduced
• United Ways announce plans to consolidate
• McCarthy: Needs will be filled through draft
• Former trailblazer Kodak files for Chapter 11
• Braun to appear at awards dinner
• Nebraska extends Indiana’s misery
• Packer tacklers grabbed air too often
• Badgers blazing hot from long range to leave Wildcats behind
• Dolphins interview Philbin
• Bears interview Ross for GM spot
• A Latino identity crisis
• Residents have hopes, concerns for Beloit Casino
• Judicial candidates make their cases
• Tesla set for Rock County 4-H Fair
• Evansville seeks 9.5% electric rate increase
• Two arrested in shooting incident
• Third quarter lifts Lakeside
• Dispute leads to stabbings
• Edgerton collects Rock win, other scores
• Local effort contributed thousands of signatures
• New year, new plans for Milton
• Bruesewitz hasn’t become the offensive force he wants to be
• Counsell retires
• UW hires new offensive coordinator
• No. 19 Georgetown women beat Marquette 67-39
• Brewer and Nuggets defeat Bucks 105-95
• Brewers sign Japanese OF Aoki
• Brewers, Rodriguez reach deal to avoid arbitration
• Tax return often an issue for White House hopefuls
• The cruel gaze of inspection
• Clinton defeats Monroe, other scores
• Parkview facing $5 million price tag
• Voter-location issues might be easing
• School late start in Milton still unsettled
• Whitewater freshman overcomes spine surgery, excels as a swimmer
• Getting to know the real Ali
• Groups filing signatures to recall Gov. Walker
• Janesville’s Kvapil out of Cup ride?
• Huge rally elevates Marquette
• Presidential races flummox GOP's right
• Momentum on Giants’ side
• Hold health insurers accountable for how they spend your money
• Climate and the culture war
• RSVP's Friendly Visitor program fills two voids at one time
• A part of us that needs telling
• Rock Haven work on schedule
• 76ers win 3rd straight, beat Bucks 94-82
• New school strategy puts recess before lunch
• Roadside memorial for man sparks controversy
• Stunned Packers face change; Driver ponders future
• Uncertainty comes with excitement for new-look Cubs
• Gonzalez, Nationals agree on 5-year contract
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• Taylor, Wisconsin hold off Nebraska 50-45
• Buckeyes top Spartans; Lions rout Cornhuskers
• Ravens win with defense
• Smith, Buckeyes handle Hoosiers, MInnesota wins
• Wagner rallies, wins Sony Open
• Giants stun Packers, advance to NFC championship game
• OWI courts aim to reduce repeat drunken driving
• Police investigate shooting at bar in Jefferson County
• Crowd at BTC celebrates life of great ‘daydreamer’ King
• La Follette rides Bentley past Craig
• Parker sixth in Manitowoc
• Someville sparks Parker over La Follette
• Craig swimmers sixth at relays
• Craig fourth in gymnastics meet
• Marquette rolls past Janesville Bluebirds
• No. 25 Marquette beats Pittsburgh 62-57
• Brady rolls past Tebow, Broncos; 49ers top Saints
• Casino plans sprout in US as states seek revenue
• Angry women
• Education’s help-seeking gap
• Three Parkview candidates challenge district's plan
• Former Williams Bay coach charged with sexual assault
• Thompson visits city as part of Senate campaign
• Three snowmobilers rescued from Lake Koshkonong
• Larson Acres foes seek to have Gableman recused from case
• Crandall leads Janesville Craig to win
• Craig wrestles past West
• West splashes past Craig; Beloit dunks Parker
• Analysts: S&P downgrades could have been worse
• Mavericks win 4th in a row, 102-76 over Bucks
• Bogut out for Bucks with concussion-like symptoms
• Packers, Giants get boost from history
• Official fears election problems
• Chippewa want spot at negotiating table
• Dec. 23 party becomes annual fundraiser
• Oren, Ferrell propel Edgerton, other scores
• Rock County Board sets countywide slow/no wake levels
• Janesville Bluebirds fall on the road
• Salvation Army surpasses goal
• Janesville Parker gymnasts slips past Middleton
• Rock County Board votes against referendum
• Milton police arrest man in connection with vehicle pursuit
• Craig Cougars top Vikings
• Homicide charges filed in death of Janesville woman
• Snow triggers storm of cash register activity
• Milwaukee Mile wants IndyCar race in June
• Documents show how Fed missed housing bust
• Moore, Huskers drop Badgers
• NCAA president supports four-team playoff
• Stricker three back after opening round
• Selig’s contract extended 2 years
• Brewers agree to deals with Gomez, Parra
• Leuer starts; Bucks beat Pistons
• Badgers back on winning track
• Wilson tells Rockies he’ll go with football
• Gophers upset Hoosiers
• Ron Paul’s remarkable achievement
• Gingrich: The Party of One
• Few problems reported in first snowfall of 2012
• Janesville police arrest man in killing
• Parkview plan could top $6.7 million
• Unfair? Some co-ops push limits
• Rock County, unions work out contract changes
• Milton gets tough on cyberbullies
• Whitewater Warhawks hike streak to six, women win
• Beloit Township fire displaces family and pets
• UW-Rock County Rattlers fall short
• Billboard near shuttered GM plant causes stir
• Ross, Giants secondary ready for Packers sequel
• Janesville shelter volunteers report more new faces among homeless guests
• Con: ‘Green energy’ is the best route to profitable public investment
• Pro: Strategy is sabotaging an economic recovery
• Pagans, atheists, Christians and the battle for equal treatment
• Candidates emerge for UW job
• Northwestern Wildcats bitten again, Nebraska wins
• Marquette's Gardner loud on the court
• Packer family mourns with Philbin
• After encampment ends, NYC Occupiers become nomads
• Pious baloney 2.0
• When replicas become deadly
• Studers expand scholarships, opportunities for many Craig, Parker grads
• Madison Memorial is just what Janesville Craig needed
• Ho-Chunk details Beloit casino plan
• Slow start hurts Milton Red Hawks, other scores
• Unemployment changes kick in
• Janesville Parker gymnasts earn first win
• Whitewater girls trounce Turner, Edgerton wins
• Health department pushing radon testing
• Waterford boys rally past Elkhorn
• High school health requirement eliminated
• Middleton, Stoughton win nonconference games
• Janesville School Board denies claim from parents of assaulted student
• Police suspect Janesville man of killing girlfriend
• Unseasonable weather has confused plants, but winter is on its way
• Analysis: Romney's GOP critics will get more heat
• Brewers look at Aoki, re-sign Gomez
• Paul leads Illini past Ohio State
• Stricker’s way: ‘I just do what I do’
• New acquisition’s 34 points leads Bucks
• Selig likely to stay
• Few seek Rock County Board positions
• Janesville council OKs $225,000 loan to MPC
• Milton boys roll past Edgerton, Evansville and Clinton win
• American Red Cross finds changes are improving resources, practices, efficiency
• Sheriff's office appeals for help to find man who targeted hunters
• Police: Man arrested after robbing Edgerton gas station
• Two more area taverns burglarized, official says
• Railroad sale concerns Sen. Cullen
• 'Packer Guy' Kuhar wants your vote
• Giants’ defense gets its wish to face Packers, Rodgers again
• Body found in river believed to be son of Packers offensive coach
• Rematch turns into Tide rout
• GM likely to recapture global auto sales lead
• Stricker starts of the year with a win in Hawaii
• Crennel’s finish persuades Chiefs
• Third time a charm for former Reds star
• Romney’s improbable achievement
• Erasing the workforce paradox
• Milton native discusses new roles for Guard
• Elementary school management plan might be tweaked
• Evansville City Council could add new member
• Worms teach all about science: Vermiculture in the classroom
• Former Menards location has been vacant since 2008
• Get a grip
• Warm weather prompts worries for gardeners
• Suns dominate Milwaukee Bucks
• Stricker keeps 5-stroke lead at Kapalua
• Badgers fall to Michigan, sink to 1-3 in Big Ten
• GOP candidates wade into food stamp debate
• Tebow rules in OT, too: Broncos 29, Steelers 23
• Giants are a very dangerous team for Packers
• BCS title game brings closure to long season
• Paige’s free throws lift UW past Illinois
• Hulls, Hoosiers hold on
• Huskers rally past Hawkeyes
• Giants rout Falcons in NFC wild-card game, will face Packers next
• Bizarre winter weather a curse for some, a blessing for others
• Janesville man develops program that tackle end-of-life decisions
• Janesville Craig wins Duals title
• Griffin scores 22 to lead Clips over Bucks 92-86
• Stricker shoots a 63, builds big lead in Hawaii
• Saints open playoffs with 45-28 win over Lions
• We could vote for this
• Clash of the nice guys
• Texans win first playoff game, 31-10 over Bengals
• In elections, jobless trend matters more than rate
• Running the county—without much opposition
• Story of theft from church has 'Wonderful' ending
• Rotary Gardens' executive director resigns
• Janesville School District decides to drop Deutsch
• Some find results working out at home
• Rock County authorities investigating rash of bar burglaries
• Janesville City Council to keep talking trash
• Hospital, clinic to open Monday in Janesville
• Janesville man pleads guilty to making threats
• Cardinals' Fuller too much for Vikings
• Frank's goals fuel Jets
• Penn State hires Bill O'Brien as football coach
• Analysis: Jobs rate gives Obama positive plot line
• Can't hide the excitement for NFL playoffs
• Surplus or deficit? Depends on whom you ask
• Manufacturer could bring 90 jobs to Janesville
• Beloit crafting casino agreement with Ho-Chunk
• Janesville Parker offense stalls at Verona
• Blumer sparks Milton Red Hawks, Fort loses
• Lakeside takes down Heights, Williams Bay falls
• Janesville Bluebirds hit net against Memorial
• Signatures of ninth Janesville City Council candidate verified
• Milton wins area meet
• Janesville Craig gymnasts victorious
• New year brings voter changes
• Man charged with sexual assault after taking teen to motel
• Grinnell lights up the scoreboard against Beloit
• Janesville Salvation Army community center reopens
• Open house offers peek at new Janesville clinic/ER
• Clinton alone on top, other scores
• New defense strategy sets Obama's gaze on Asia
• Ball plans an even better senior season
• Kings rally past Bucks to give Smart win in debut
• Purdue stops UW
• Stricker enters Tournament of Champions with healthy outlook
• Rodgers not worried about ‘rust belt’
• Compassionate conservatism strikes back
• A worthy challenger
• Police investigate pursuit, burglary
• Janesville Craig grad Burns helps Warhawks win
• New year rings with freedom of assembly
• Milton, union agree to insurance change
• Whitewater Warhawk women win
• Waukesha downs UW-Rock County
• Con: Surge of Islam is a response to years of bad policies from the White House
• Boy, accomplice arrested in theft of truck, police say
• Pro: Radical Muslim power grabs in key Arab nations would be huge setback for U.S.
• Man pleads not guilty in child porn case
• Downtown image on agenda
• Janesville moving ANGI project along
• Jennings has target in sight
• Marquette plan shot down
• Nationals reportedly elbow way to front for Fielder
• Tech delay caused clock problem
• Brewers to work out Aoki
• Badgers to get their Ball back
• Euthanasia to control shelter population unpopular
• Hokies test Orange Bowl scoreboard
• The cartwheel imperative
• Edgerton stops Parkview, other scores
• Nine candidates return papers to run for Janesville City Council
• Milton holds on to defeat Elkhorn, other scores
• New faces assured with four on Janesville School Board ballot
• Board member objects to procedure on union talks
• Wieseman leads Lake Geneva Badger to victory
• Brodhead Plan Commission backs TIF plan for Shopko
• Watertown tips Milton, Lakeside wins
• Janesville Parker handles Lake Geneva Badger
• Six seek Rock County judge post
• Milton approves early alcohol sales
• Vegas: Packers have best shot to win Super Bowl
• Jefferson, Utah down Bogut-less Bucks
• Rose Bowl finish hard to forget, or forgive
• Evans’ three-pointer to force second overtime disallowed
• Iowa GOP voters see Romney as best Obama opponent
• Michigan’s OT kick is sweet
• Western Michigan men top UW-Milwaukee; Marquette women fall
• The Rubio factor
• Streaking Janesville Jets hold Midwest Division lead
• January is peak month for residential fires
• Crop news is good for Rock County farmers
• New Year’s Day fire destroys three vehicles in Beloit
• Janesville area nonprofits waiting for things to turn around
• Angelo fired as Bears' GM after team crumbles
• Pastor comes to emotional rescue for Janesville firefighters
• NFL teams peaking looking to go on Super roll
• Time runs out on Wisconsin in 45-38 Rose Bowl loss
• George W. Bush barely mentioned in GOP campaign
• Gallinari leads Nuggets past Bucks 91-86
• QB Cousins leads late MSU rally, other scores
• Oregon powers past Wisconsin 45-38 in Rose Bowl
• Veteran LT Clifton will start playoffs for Packers
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Flynn throws 6 TDs, Packers beat Lions 45-41
• Arrival of 2012 offers chance to begin again
• No letdown for local Badgers fans
• Driver arrested on fourth OWI
• Edgerton brothers run small swine operation
• Lending a hand: Volunteers a bonus to local schools
• As the campaign unreels, voters feel dispirited
• Iowa upsets No. 11 Wisconsin 72-65
• Counties forming consortiums to aid residents
• Police: Four injured, three stabbed in bartime fight
• Small-scale ShopKo proposed in Brodhead
• Milton native finds success in modeling world
• UW band making music and memories in California
• In a first, gas and other fuels are top US export
• Jennings, Bucks keep Wizards winless, 102-81
• Hill leads No. 9 OSU women past Wisconsin, 77-61
• Wisconsin QB Wilson lives dad's dream at Rose Bowl
• Southern Lakes steals the show at Mid-States wrestling tourney
• School talks break down
• Second quarter lifts East Troy
• Family Care could be coming to Rock County
• Fort Atkinson collects own tourney title
• Slippery conditions lead to several accidents Thursday
• Bluebirds shut out Waukesha Catholic Memorial
• Evidence hints at history of neglect
• Glynn helps Warhawks down Concordia
• Potential free agent Flynn will provide an audition tape Sunday
• New art gallery brings change, inspiration for Milton art teacher
• Budget bill, health system expansions, killing, cows voted onto Gazette staffers' top stories list
• Duck blind: Teams have stalled Oregon
• Oregon knows its mission
• Clifton will get a call against Lions
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader
• Are we alone in the universe?
• Until we meet again: A columnist says goodbye
• Parker delivers first loss with force
• Bill would outlaw paying for recall signatures
• Purple Knights rally for win
• Perkins provides winning OT goal
• Burtness considers building options
• Fury lose three games
• Beloit man accused in restroom robberies
• Brodhead rolls past Milwaukee Academy of Science
• City of Evansville seeking visitor feedback
• Milton High School Coffee Club helps students, staff bond during morning chats
• Loss leaves Craig in foul mood
• GOP voters focus on nation economy, not Iowa's
• Packers' Pickett returns eagerly with clear head
• Packers' Matthews needs a complement
• Aiming high: Allen ready to tackle Oregon
• Big Ten, Pac-12 get it all together
• Departing coaches give their thanks
• Janesville Parker’s defense shuts down Tremper
• Janesville Bluebirds get more shots in nonconference defeat
• Libraries stock up digital editions of popular titles
• Sauk Prairie boys stop Evansville, other scores
• GM retirees face health insurance adjustment
• Restraining order sought against former coach
• Drug bust results in arrests
• Bash, bang, bother: Pedestrian signs face vehicular assault
• No snow keeps plows low
• Slow start hurts Janesville Craig
• Green Bay has seven selections on NFC team
• Boilermakers’ gambles pay off in wild victory
• Illini tip Gophers in double OT
• Badgers, Ducks visit Disneyland
• Frederick will be competing in, not watching, Rose Bowl
• Sources: Bostad going to Pitt, too
• Leuer helps Bucks hold off Timberwolves 98-95
• Evans scores 22 as No. 11 Wisconsin tops Nebraska
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• Student claims gas odor complaints ignored; BTC blames failures in communication
• Fredricks excelling on World Cup stage
• Reporters, photographers share 2011 favorites
• Walker says he could have sold his changes better
• Here’s to the old year!
• Holiday season gives birth to new shoppers
• Konz says he’ll be on field for Rose Bowl
• AP survey: Economy to pick up but still vulnerable
• Augustin's 19 points lead Bobcats over Bucks 96-95
• Vikings hope RB can start 2012 season
• Franklin leads Missouri past North Carolina
• Tough choice looms on 9/11 health lawsuits
• Packers beat Bears 35-21, wrap up No. 1 seed
• Republican or Democrat? It’s not supposed to matter at local level
• Party politics emerge in local board races
• Christmas Eve pizza becomes a tradition
• Last combat troops out of Iraq back at Fort Hood
• Get my phone, the end is near
• Rock County takes its economic-assistance fraud seriously
• No propane spilled in Highway 14 crash
• Janesville School Boards could let athletes skip gym under new law
• Economic inequality an issue for 2012 campaign
• No. 18 Wis-Green Bay women beat Wisconsin 65-49
• No. 13 Wisconsin beats MVSU 79-45
• Two bad ideas and a winner for 2012 state elections
• $1.5 million land buy OK'd
• Milton boys hold on to edge MG
• Fishermen treading on thin ice
• Blumer, Westrick power Red Hawks
• Bond set for ex-coach
• Growel, Badgers upend Demons
• DA clears officer in fatal shooting
• Maegli, Rock County skate past Beaver Dam
• Madison West rallies past Parker girls
• Mercy to buy Riverview
• Forecast won't please snow seekers Sunday
• Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history
• Pitt hires UW's Chryst
• Patchwork line must protect Rodgers
• Time for Packers to bounce back
• Cadougan, Eagles top Panthers
• Wayne's late TD lifts Colts
• Kurt Busch signs with Phoenix Racing
• Payroll tax debate is debacle for GOP
• Former Williams Bay girls coach arrested
• Janesville fire victims receive flood of donations
• Milton School Board committee recommends late-start days
• Pro: New independence of Latin nations pays off in more prosperity, democracy
• Rock County Fury shut out
• Con: What’s in an acronym? In CELAC’s case, very little except the trumpeting of its own importance
• Whitewater Warhawk men log another win
• Janesville man arrested on heroin charges
• Two women robbed at Janesville laundromat
• 'Kmart angels' earning their wings at Janesville store
• Janesville Parker’s Albeck responds to the challenge of excelling in three sports
• Packer QB earns top male athlete honor
• Milwaukee Bucks stumble down the stretch
• Disappointed with loss, Packers aim for homefield
• McCown to start for Bears
• Allmendinger to take over for Busch with Penske
• Economy ends tough 2011 on a surprising upswing
• Europe’s irrepressible conflict
• Negotiators mum in Janesville
• Evansville teachers vote to reopen contract
• High school health class could become elective
• McFarland controls Big Foot, other scores
• Milton gets splash park designs, costs
• Janesville Craig wins third in a row
• Dems lying about Ryan's plan?
• Lake Geneva Badger takes over first
• Janesville Craig gymnasts collect first Big Eight victory, Parker falls
• Four people arrested after Janesville drug sweep
• Davis’ 29 points propel Warhawks
• Brodhead girls basketball remains undefeated, Evansville loses
• Area couple sentenced in Utah federal court
• Nebraska man jailed in missing girl case
• Coppage, Leipold reap top awards
• Fire displaces Janesville family
• Milton considering resale shop rule
• These days it’s harder to identify who is a journalist
• Pop goes the candidate
• More young people see opportunity in farming
• Butrym’s ‘speech’ put fire in Badgers in title game win
• Ryan’s moves usually don’t make sense until years later
• Bad news about Latinos travels fast
• The temptation of Callista Gingrich
• Parkview price tag rises
• Madison La Follette turns back Stoughton, other scores
• Should methods change for contract negotiations?
• Boys & Girls Club of Janesville tabs Kulinski executive director
• Rock County 4-H fair announces additional entertainers
• Governor makes stop in Janesville
• Janesville Senior Mixed League at RiversEdge offers competition, camaraderie
• Council: Police to keep body cam discretion
• ANGI considers move to former Gilman plant
• ‘Reprehensible,’ says Newt
• Mystery surrounds son set to succeed Kim Jong Il
• Injuries mount for Packers
• LSU hands Marquette first loss
• Cheaters still looking to beat the system
• 49ers overpower Big Ben, Steelers
• McCown’s turn to lead Bears
• Illinois edges Cornell
• Havel: The revolution of truth
• Officials ask if contract votes should be part of public record
• United Way campaign surpasses half-way mark
• There was just one Hitch
• Jets rally, edge Hitmen
• No. 1 seed now focus for Packers
• Court considers commissioners' authority
• When reality intrudes on reality-TV
• Holiday light show at Rotary Gardens in Janesville sets record
• Packers' Sherrod breaks right leg
• Patriots clinch another AFC East title
• Brewers enter bidding for Japanese outfielder
• Kim’s death befogs NKorea, gives region jitters
• Economic landscape in Rock County has changed
• Parker boys snap losing streak
• Memorial overtakes Craig
• Fury falls to Baraboo
• Joy to the world, food to families in need
• Craig wrestles in West Allis tournament
• A new focus: Police officers' roles changing
• Packers perfect season ends with 19-14 loss to KC
• Elated, last US troops leave Iraq, ending war
• Ohio beats Utah State 24-23 in Potato Bowl
• Bah humbug? Swear by it
• Child advocates urge people to report suspected abuse
• New all-volunteer emergency response team sweeps into county to help during disasters
• Janesville utilities director retiring after nearly 30 years
• Warhawks win third straight title
• Packers have questions on O-line for Chiefs game
• Defense sparks Warhawks' third straight national title
• Teachers agree to listen
• Mistakes continue to hurt Parker
• Whitewater downs Clinton
• Salvation Army just halfway toward goal
• Lancers stop Craig
• Evansville teachers to vote on reopening contract
• Bluebirds post shutout
• Fire ravages 160-year-old Magnolia house
• Craig, Parker gymnasts lose
• Compromise sought over slow/no wake
• Lakeside boys take down New Glarus
• Gilley, Turner to perform at Rock County 4-H Fair
• Fort girls stay perfect
• Fredricks, Davis earn titles
• Janesville photographer has works in calendar
• Edgewood pulls away from Milton
• Armory plans change in direction
• Round 7: Warhawks, Purple Raiders do it again
• Defense leads way in Badgers' win
• Packers' Grant ready to contribute
• Penn State losing recruit commitments due to Sandusky scandal
• Bears stunned by arrest of WR Hurd
• BP settles with maker of failed blowout preventer
• The Case for Wonder
• The wages of appeasement
• A plea to politicians: Tell the truth about ‘school prayer’
• Time magazine calls Janesville's Paul Ryan a man to watch
• Ryan challenger releases poll, sees opportunity for a win
• Whitewater High graduate Zweifel earns Gagliardi Trophy
• UW-Whitewater men fall for first time
• Evansville's Wietecha seeks new challenge
• Fans prep for UW-W championship game
• UW-Stevens Point routs UW-Whitewater women
• Police seek help identifying vandals
• Stute named to replace Thompson
• Do the Packers chase 16-0 or rest their key players?
• Operations begin at Rock Prairie Dairy
• Teen wins tickets to football heaven
• More seasoned greetings: It's another ho-ho-Horowitz Christmas
• IndyCar: Wheldon killed when head hit fencing post
• Con: The problem is producing more medical grads, not increasing Medicare fees for doctors
• Pro: Reasonable reforms can provide fair fees for physicians and ensure patients receive quality treatment
• 'The Artist' speaks up with 6 noms to lead Globes
• Wisconsin's Ball, Zeitler earn All-American honors
• Jennings' injury creates opportunity for Jones
• Fredricks wins 500 title on long track
• Wheldon details to be revealed
• Ramirez, Crew finalize $36 million deal
• Wrong way to fight a slur
• Janesville School Board votes to increase class size at high schools
• Gifts from independent retailers keep money close, put smiles on faces
• DMV beefs up online service options
• McCrory announces Rock County judge campaign
• Janesville City Council approves ice equipment; waits for bids
• SHINE project still uncertain
• Janesville Craig finds Sun Prairie’s pressure point
• Boys & Girls Club of Janesville executive director terminated
• Sun Prairie scores early to down Janesville Bluebirds
• Rock County supervisors discuss validity, value of collective bargaining referendum
• Janesville Craig, Milton wrestlers win
• Rock County Fury loses to Arrowhead
• Rock County Board to host public hearing on slow/no wake
• Plomb saves East Troy, other scores
• Beloit downs MSOE
• Alcohol charges dropped in fatal hit and run case
• Westosha duo handle Elkhorn, Lake Geneva Badger wins
• Janesville City Council field reaches 10
• Six-foot senior scores 30 points to help hand Janesville Parker its first loss
• Coppage’s record-setting collegiate career heads to an end
• Iraqis unable to defend their borders as US exits
• Packers writing ‘how to’ guide for rest of NFL
• Badgers hold off Panthers
• McCarthy joins elite list
• Mora plans to roll up sleeves in a hurry at UCLA
• Beer sales as the rooster crows? How does this help Wisconsin?
• Romney’s wager
• Edgerton schools ponder referendum
• UW-Whitewater adding three majors for 2012
• Milton School Board tables late-start proposal
• UW-Rock County Rattlers win behind Condon
• Little department to provide big joy with toys for Christmas
• Deerfield hands Edgerton first loss, Johnson Creek falls
• Man accused of selling heroin is 'person of interest' in shooting
• Beloit women lose
• Evansville man accused of having sex with foster child
• Coroner: Shooting was a suicide
• Evansville administrator plans to leave
• Blanchard aims to beat Mount Union and make his brother cringe (just a bit)
• Roundabout plan dumped
• Positively Newt
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers
• Ramirez in, McGehee out
• Baldwin sparks Seahawks’ win
• Jennings’ outlook optimistic
• Braun unlikely to lose MVP honor
• Gingrich's war on Shariah
• McBride boosts Janesville Jets
• 'Not-for-profit' hospitals still making money
• Insurance can determine patient destination
• Mercy president, CEO defends his salary
• Traxler Park ice rink will be created from the bottom up
• Hospitals: Patients won't be paying price for facilities, technology
• Snowless so far
• Dolphins of 1972 would gladly put cheese on a toast
• Junk for breakfast
• Bad economy? Farmers have one of best years ever
• Barber sets up another Tebow show
• Drake bounces Badgers, UW-Milwaukee falls
• Final decision on Braun might not come until February
• Walker has mixed record on openness
• Packers perfect 13-0 after 46-16 win over Raiders
• Mercy: Construction is action, not reaction
• Health care needs aren't easily measured
• Wonderland: Event helps youths shop for just quarters
• Some Janesville unions consider talks with school board
• Not everyone gives an 'A' to single-gender classrooms
• Janesville in midst of health care building boom
• UW-Whitewater in Division III title game
• Sources: Braun has positive drug test, appealing
• Public retirement ages come under greater scrutiny
• Wake me when it’s over
• The GOP’s death wish
• For Janesville School District, bigger classes would save cash, but how much is unknown
• Bicycle donation program makes children's Christmas wishes come true
• BTC proposing education center to fight 'skills gap' cited by employers
• Two adults, teen arrested in Janesville burglaries
• Costs for Janesville ice arena renovations shoot past reserve
• Milton schools, Riteway Bus respond to video of school bus altercation
• Craig sweeps; Parker swept
• Sun Prairie's Fuller takes down Craig
• Parker falls hard at hands of Beloit
• Jets fail to put away Bandits
• Parker wrestlers fall to Beloit
• Obama presses GOP on consumer watchdog delay
• Badgers TD machine Ball thrilled by Heisman stage
• 5 Ways to keep Scrooge out of your Christmas
• UW-Whiteawter matchup features pair of Gagliardi finalists
• Rock County officials meet to discuss stray animal problem
• Janesville Cougar wrestlers rule vs. Spartans, Parker loses
• Cyberbullying expert to speak to teens, public at Milton school
• Wildcats roll early; Janesville Cougars can’t recover
• McFarland tops Brodhead, other scores
• Rock County Fury falls in shootout
• Elkhorn turns back Delavan-Darien
• Whitewater aquatic center celebrating 10 years
• First period dooms Janesville Bluebirds
• Trip to the Beloit Angel Museum is a heavenly experience
• Rock County vet aims to fix area animal problem
• Missing ex-FBI agent in hostage video: 'Help me'
• Brewers should make next pitch to Ramirez
• Angels reach $254 million, 10-year deal with Pujols
• Sources: Bucks to make offer to Dunleavy
• Shortstop Gonzalez agrees to contract with Brewers
• Griner, No. 1 Baylor roll past Milwaukee
• Steelers hold off Browns
• Obama’s campaign for class resentment
• Pro: In time of crisis, Hillary Clinton’s the one person with the needed experience and judgment
• Con: Democrats must unite behind Obama to thwart a takeover by right-wing extremists
• Tommies, Warhawks use similar scripts
• Milton schools consider late start
• La Crosse prevails over Whitewater in OT
• Illinois again denies Mercy project
• Davis keys Whitewater men’s win
• Janesville pair invited to White House reception
• UW-Rock County women win, men lose
• Court denies award in Lake Geneva fire
• Christmas light tour for seniors is Dec. 12
• Volunteering for Agrace HospiceCare provides meaningful opportunities
• Parker snaps Middleton’s 26-game Big Eight winning streak
• Residents concerned about Turtle Lake’s future
• Meet the surpress: The GOP ‘confidence’ game
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 9-month low
• Taylor, Badgers recover against Green Bay
• Brewers can’t wait much longer to make offer to Fielder
• Vonn wins first WC race in US
• Let them clean toilets
• Troubling pattern bedevils Gingrich
• Institutionalized stupidity
• Janesville eying $1.5 million lot to start business park
• Teacher, district deal still possible
• Reports on fatal shooting expected in coming weeks
• Janesville Parker falls apart in second half
• New lawsuit filed against town of Beloit
• Cooney’s half-court shot downs Beloit
• Milton basketball earns first win, other scores
• Fake pot ruling could face tweaks
• Blumer leads Milton, other scores
• Middleton downs Rock County Fury
• Police find hundreds of child pornography files
• Janesville Craig, Milton wrestlers win
• Speed limit lowered on Inman Parkway
• BTC seeks input on reaccredidation
• Elks’ annual free-throw contest at JAC
• Milton business' donation makes big splash for project
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash US record
• Whitewater, Big Foot, Evansville among basketball winners
• Locals recall where they were on December 7, 1941
• Cards increase offer to Pujols
• Marquette prevails
• Brewers target Rollins, Ramirez for offers
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Parkview eyes April ballot for referendum
• Grand targets: Couple narrowly avoid scam
• Two more take out Janesville City Council papers
• Brunner free without bond
• Outreach discussion set for Hispanic students
• Charges against Fultz dismissed
• UW-Rock County women roll to victory, men lose
• Walworth County Jail names new administrator
• Janesville teachers set meeting to respond to board's letter
• Shorthanded UW-Rock County Rattlers all business on court
• Trump says ‘jump!’ (They say ‘How high?’)
• More charges possible in Janesville child porn case
• Despite promises, securing US border impossible
• Oregon’s offense more potent than Wisconsin’s heading into Rose Bowl
• Packers lead contenders
• Kurt Busch out of ride at Penske
• Badgers’ tailback finalist for Heisman
• Santo elected to Hall of Fame
• The strange buoyancy of Barack Obama
• Vivan los mariachis
• Kolste to run in 44th district
• Lining helps to extend life of sewer pipe
• Janesville schools snow-day rules updated by district
• Volunteers help homeless, community
• Medical records making transition to touch screens
• Lake Lawn’s return has wider benefits for community of Delavan
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• UW, Wilson didn’t flinch this time
• Tiger birdies final two holes, ends two-year victory drought
• Rematch: LSU, ’Bama in title game
• Parent finds it hard to ignore evidence of vaccine injuries
• Last play FG gives Packers 38-35 win over Giants
• Rock County Crisis Intervention in transition
• Crowd(ed) favorite: New hospital, clinic impress residents
• UW-Whitewater marches on
• Fury stop Viroqua
• No. 3 Okla St makes BCS case in 44-10 win over OU
• Cutting deficits harder than just talking about it
• Fed up with this ‘funding’
• The surging Newt
• Badgers beat Michigan State, head to Rose Bowl
• Cullen says he would run for governor in recall election
• Freebie? District snow-day rules told
• Janesville teen club to close
• Four running for three Janesville School Board seats, so far
• Four Janesville City Council seats open
• Milton chamber holding Christmas walk of homes on Sunday
• Students the art of stained glass art in new class
• Volunteering for Agrace HospiceCare provides meaningful opportunities
• Blumer scores 32 in Milton victory, other scores
• Sullivan to run for district attorney in Walworth County
• Offensive woes drag down Parker
• Parker wins, Craig falls in boys swim openers
• Parker wins Big Eight girls opener
• West speeds past Cougars
• Leaders at Americas talks: world economy top worry
• Ritchie helps No. 23 Green Bay women top Marquette
• Homicide charge in heroin sale dismissed
• New system aims to make schools more accountable
• Businesses learn how to help grieving employees
• Spartans handle Vikings
• Milton, chamber update link
• Warhawks' defense faces test
• Faith service offers holiday healing
• Man ID'd in Milton pot arrest
• Darien night out event honored
• Verona defeats Janesville Bluebirds
• Deadline nears for Janesville school transfers
• Badger tops Big Foot
• Man faces seventh OWI charge
• Man arrested for having child porn
• Boy in custody for having fake grenade
• Whitewater man gets 4 years for child porn
• Not guilty plea entered in fatal crash
• Army donates computers to Oakhill Christian School
• Craig again falls to West on late basket in Big Eight opener
• Heroin keeps a grip on city
• Tubbs takes over Janesville Parker wrestling
• Janesville Craig girls basketball leans on six seniors
• Donations program continues to fill needs locally
• Janesville Parker girls basketball off to fast start
• Putting workers to a cruel choice: your God or your job
• Haakenson announces he's a candidate for judge
• UW-Whitewater basketball remains undefeated
• Suspect ordered to stand trial for felony forgery charge
• UW-Rock County Rattlers split games
• Delavan to dedicate new fire station
• Janesville kindergarten enrollment scheduled
• Line-item veto idea comes from Janesville, again
• Janesville Craig has 50 wrestlers
• Chest pains? Don't drive. Call 911
• You can take these promises to the campaign bank
• After tent cities fade, Occupy turns to specifics
• With lockout nearing end, basketball back in focus
• Suitors lining up for Prince Fielder
• UW women down Boston College
• Many seats available for Saturday’s Big Ten title game
• Barnes leads second-half N.C. charge
• Big Ten can use an uplifting finish
• Gingrich’s tightrope walk
• Line-item veto would help slash wasteful spending
• Janesville area nonprofits share their Christmas wish lists
• Janesville Craig must reduce turnovers
• Janesville Parker basketball hopes on the rise
• Parkview school-closure decision leaves many questions
• Fort Atkinson outlasts Milton, other scores
• Janesville Bluebirds still perfect at 4-0
• Brunner’s Janesville City Council seat to be vacant until April
• Rock County Fury falls to Kettle Moraine
• East Troy rolls, other scores
• Johnson leads Edgerton over Pecatonica, Whitewater wins
• Milton OKs 8% tax rate increase
• 300 positions open at Generac
• Wisconsin rail company sells controlling ownership
• Recall effort finds support in Rock County
• IndyCar removes Barnhart from race control
• Walden’s status uncertain
• New era: UW, MSU rise above ‘powerhouses’
• Giants skidding into Packer matchup
• UW’s Taylor vs. N.C.’s Marshall could be interesting
• Candidates shield records
• Consolidation expert plans to meet with officials in Rock County
• Suh to appeal two-game penalty
• Anatomy of a flip-flop
• Americans' confidence in the economy surges
• Parkview board votes to close two schools
• City workers will receive merit pay
• Heldt leads Rattler women to victory, men fall
• Taxes likely up in Milton
• Clinton defeats Albany
• Milton newspaper hit hard by illnesses
• Three generations of the Schultz family enjoy sport of bowling
• Wheel tax included in Janesville budget
• Spice added to RotaryFest 2011
• China prepares for big entry into vaccine market
• UW’s Konz wants to play
• Brewers hire Narron as hitting coach
• Crowder, Marquette roll
• Wilson leads Badgers into Big Ten title game
• Walden released from jail
• Badgers’ duo earns first-team honors
• Big, bad Suh: Stomp fuels talk about his dirty play
• New Urban Meyer, but same old problem
• Romney distorts a distortion
• Janesville residents ask city to give them a break
• Janesville Bluebirds open season 3-0
• Meeting scheduled Friday on workforce needs
• Beloit men, women fall on road
• ‘Tree City’ more than just a title
• UW-Whitewater men's basketball remains unbeaten
• Dogs rescued in early morning house fire
• Train depot to become epicenter of Whitewater history
• For 45 years, Janesville pizzeria has delighted city tastebuds
• Janesville and Beloit police investigate an increase in burglaries over the holiday weekend
• Ball’s 34 TDs trail only Sanders’ 39
• Illinois fires coach after six-game losing streak
• Badgers aren’t seeking revenge against Spartans
• As expected, NBA owners the winners in this deal
• LSU, Alabama in control of BCS standings
• Medicare back on the brink over cuts to doctors
• Raiders get 6 FGs in 25-20 win over Bears
• College tuition costs are just part of the challenge for illegal immigrants
• Politics of the middle: Website seeks moderation
• Victim in Walworth County car accident identified
• Janesville couple live modestly and wonder why governments don’t
• Warhawks advance to quarterfinals
• Bluebirds add to win total
• Fury rocks Beaver Dam on Saturday
• Craig boys basketball team loses Saturday
• Jets split weekend series
• How much crazier can Black Friday get?
• Heard any good books lately?
• No. 20 Penn State routed 45-7 by No. 15 Wisconsin
• Health officials work to raise childhood immunization rates
• Some Janesville city workers could get bonuses under plan
• Volunteer Ombudsman Program in need of more volunteers
• In Janesville, some shoppers on Black Friday slept in--and saved
• Fury falls twice
• Bluebirds open with win
• Somerville leads Parker boys to win
• Craig, Milton lose in Fort boys tournament
• Parker girls open with impressive win
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• No. 11 Wisconsin cruises past Bradley, 66-43
• US Marines to wind down Afghan combat in 2012
• Victim's family may sue Rock County
• Black Friday starts earlier than ever
• Milton School District gets jump on budget
• Koss declares candidacy for judge seat
• Convicted Scout leader seeks new sentencing
• Warhawks face Grizzlies for third time in a year
• Things to know about the Young Marines' visit to Pearl Harbor in December
• Students post false information about bus crash
• Albeck earns all-state honors
• Scandal lingers as Penn State plays Wisconsin
• Groups offer no-cost Thanksgiving meals to kick off holidays
• Ravens hand 49ers second loss
• Republican field crowded and likely to remain so
• Facts expose Norquist myth
• Pastel safety vs. neon risk
• Mercy clinic will take patients in January
• Packers beat Lions 27-15 to improve to 11-0
• Big stakes as Black Friday, shopping season arrive
• Immigration’s growing pains
• Pro: Delay is a short-term win for environmentalists
• Janesville Parker’s Vesterfelt, Albeck lead local football honorees
• Con: Delay throws blue-collar workers under the Keystone bus
• Elkhorn drops Edgerton, Big Foot falls
• Janesville class size decision delayed
• Edgewood press dooms Janesville Craig
• Recall Walker petitioner removed from Hedberg library entrance
• Suicide prevention efforts show promise
• UW-Rock County Rattlers split nonleague games
• Milton police won't release name in marijuana arrest
• DiStefano planning Janesville School Board run
• Turkey collection roosting in library display case
• Packers O-line ready for big test
• Bomb threat empties Edgerton school
• Bargainer in chief? Don’t hold your breath
• Internet post prompts Janesville School District investigation
• Berggren sparks UW win
• Higher prices don't deter Thanksgiving travelers
• Cutler set to have surgery today
• Career advice for would-be presidents
• ‘Occupy’ crackdowns limited by First Amendment
• Damage Control: Anyone can play!
• WSD high school will connect campus
• Edgerton OKs 2012 city budget
• Missing Lake Geneva man found dead in Maryland
• Search warrant ends in arrest, drug seizure
• Estimated $30,000 damage reported at D&K Coatings
• Meeting to discuss Parkview facility plans
• Milwaukee's Ryan Braun wins NL MVP
• State awards Rock County Sheriff's Office traffic enforcement grant
• Bush tax cut debate dooms deal to cut deficit
• Lions will try for repeat of '62 Thanksgiving win
• Packers RB’s sprained knee isn’t a serious injury
• Marquette holds on, wins Paradise Jam
• Badger men win NCAA cross country title
• Verlander named AL MVP
• Braun, Fielder each have shot at NL MVP
• Bears’ coach won’t panic
• Mariners outfielder Halman stabbed, killed
• Crosby sparkles in NHL season debut
• Jets’ Ryan won’t appeal $75K fine
• BadgerCare cuts are step backward for Wisconsin
• Obama's shrug leads to supercommittee failure
• Scandal focuses on reporting of abuse
• Lions roar: Group hopes to establish new club in Clinton
• UW-Whitewater women fall
• Children’s Christmas Benefit planned Dec. 3 in Orfordville
• Bears QB Cutler to have surgery on broken thumb
• Work proceeding on Milton public works garage
• Janesville Salvation Army raises holiday fundraising goal
• Venture capital legislation could get support of local state representative
• Beloit schools purchase land near high school
• Congress may try blocking cuts if debt panel fails
• Report: Bears’ Cutler suffers broken thumb
• Frederick to start at center for Badgers
• Stewart edges Edwards for third Cup title
• Rodgers' late TD helps Packers beat Bucs 35-26
• National drug shortage affects Southern Wisconsin hospitals
• Oregon man arrested on fourth OWI charge
• ‘It’s a rush’: Women joining in with the deer hunt
• Rock County corn farmers enjoy ‘A very good year’
• UW-Whitewater opens NCAA playoffs with rout
• Americans win 4th straight Presidents Cup
• No. 14 Wisconsin shuts down Wofford in 69-33 win
• No. 15 Wisconsin rallies to beat Illinois, 28-17
• Deficit deal failure would pose crummy choice
• The ostrich factor and childhood obesity
• Ignorance isn’t bliss
• Warhawks win basketball opener
• Janesville Jets gain shutout victory
• Big Foot seniors earn Player of Year honors
• Beloit falls on road at Wheaton
• Packers victory over Vikings a crying shame for Janesville girl
• Janesville Travel Center to expand
• Class sizes for Janesville middle, high schools could expand under plan
• Truck driver gets 10 years in prison for Walworth County crash death
• Former Delavan clerk to face felony charges
• Recent restoration of Tallman House making Janesville’s jewel shine again
• Marquette and UW-Milwaukee roll
• Waunakee cruises, gains three-peat
• Defense carries Bradford to title
• Bears’ top draft pick Carimi out for season
• Coach, assistant die in plane crash
• Paterno has lung cancer, son says
• Sveum would love Fielder to follow him
• UN bashing is popular among Republican candidates
• Americans in control at Presidents Cup
• Young Warhawks again have high expectations
• Whitewater Warhawks host Albion in opener
• Blackhawk Technical College air mechanic program suspended
• Jadin tells Forward Janesville job creation, retention remain top priorities
• Footville Fire Commission approves interim budget
• Two arrested after Thursday morning robbery
• Occupy protests hit UW-Whitewater
• Kunes, Big Foot lead All-Rock Valley South
• United Alloy ditches conventions—and business booms
• Automatic spending cuts a new threat to US economy
• Baseball making major changes
• Suspended Packer Jolly sentenced to six years
• Trick play lifts Colby
• Heisman worthy?: Badgers’ Ball, Wilson putting up impressive numbers
• Brewers’ hitting coach named Chicago Cub’s new manager
• US leads; Woods falls again
• Kershaw wins NL Cy Young
• The pipeline sellout
• The scandal of sanity
• Janesville charter school could move under plan
• Coppage, Leipold top WIAC honorees
• Boards urge DOT to hurry Hwy 12 study
• Carrier ends Beloit career with first-team honor
• Friday’s bus fare includes audience with Rep. Loudenbeck
• Verona’s Bauer tops Big Eight volleyball
• UW-Whitewater student fills vacant city council seat
• Lake Geneva man among donors who exceeded contribution limits
• Health festival to showcase new entrance at Mercy Hospital
• Coaches honor Janesville's Albeck and Walworth's Walker
• Delavan class crafting roses for tribute to victims of Norway shooting
• Con: Social Security is a sound, admirably administered program
• Pro: Social Security’s glowing promises are unsustainable
• Religious symbols on public property trigger convoluted church-state debates
• Football preview: Waterford flows to state
• Roenicke finishes second in NL Manager of Year honor
• Bucs hit a roadblock
• Money tree: Attanasio can’t pass around hat
• Brust shows long-range promise
• Democrats see minefield in Occupy protests
• Gregg battling Parkinson’s
• 5,100 reasons for outrage
• Wilmot QB named Player of the Year
• Delavan-Darien achievement gaps concerning Latinos
• Milton's Kovars earns first-team honors
• Gonzalez, Kayser top soccer players
• Election will fill Brunner vacancy
• Milton tables budget, tax levy vote
• UW-Whitewater basketball drills Carroll
• Beloit College women defeat Concordia
• Janesville City Council clarifies pool-fencing ordinance
• Police arrest three for drugs at a Milton school
• Lawsuit: Restaurant’s receipts violate federal law
• Hall of Famer Forrest Gregg fighting Parkinson's
• Help needed to distribute Janesville area Thanksgiving baskets
• Statewide efforts under way to remove Walker from office
• Most boomers don't have living wills
• Marquette surges past UW
• Center stage: Groy takes over for Konz
• Pressure on Rodgers has increased recently
• Brewers hint Gamel will be at first
• Woods, ex-caddie face quick reunion
• Parkview undecided on facilities plan
• Will Milton tax rates be late?
• Occupy protest to take place on UW-Whitewater campus
• Beloit picks new administrator
• Farrell to seek seat on city council
• Winkin’, blinkin’ and noddin’ off
• Walker recall rally planned for Tuesday
• Roundabout plan detoured
• Bradley, Nittany Lions trying to focus on football
• Consternation in Bachmann Nation?
• Brunner’s seat will be included in the spring election
• Marquette rolls after fast start
• Cardinals pick Matheny as La Russa’s successor
• Boras makes case for Fielder
• Sophomore Groy set to take over at center
• Kimbrel, Hellickson top rookies
• Injury bug bites several NFL teams
• Colts will consider drafting a quarterback
• Krzyzewski’s next victory gives him career record No. 903
• Justices unlikely to have last word on health care
• Defense takes control, Packers pound Vikings 45-7
• Obama’s Catholic strategy in shambles
• Americans just like us
• Whitewater Warhawks open title defense at home
• Janesville information session set about state’s voter ID law
• Olen, Kujava lead Janesville Jets’ shutout
• What you need to know if you are considering buying a local bird
• Tether can save tree-stand hunters from injury, death
• Players reject NBA’s offer, begin to disband union
• Finalist named for Town of Beloit administrator
• USDA: 'Locally grown' food a $4.8 billion business
• Badgers can’t mess this up now
• Edwards, Stewart set for final-race showdown
• Perfect Packers face Vikings
• Turnovers doom Wisconsin in Kelsey’s home debut
• Kahne beats Edwards and Stewart to win at Phoenix
• Former Edgerton man killed in Phoenix
• Signs of the times: Rock County tackles concealed carry complications
• Renovation brings Rock County Jail into 21st century
• Brust, Gasser lead No. 15 Wisconsin over Kennesaw
• Aging Americans stay home with aid of 'villages'
• Ball, Wilson lead Wisconsin past Minnesota 42-13
• Here comes electric Santa Claus
• Janesville twins make the cut for Adam Sandler movie
• Janesville group plans 'new start' for former Kennedy Homes subdivision
• Janesville City Council to hold budget hearing Monday
• First Baptist Church is Janesville drop-off site for Operation Christmas Child
• Milton repeats as Division 2 girls swim champs
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutdown
• No. 22 Marquette beats Mount St. Mary's 91-37
• Packers' OL Newhouse preps for Vikings' Allen
• Venezuelan police free major leaguer Wilson Ramos
• Groups helping vets get to work
• VetsRoll plans third trip to Washington for veterans
• Agencies readying new radio system
• Public hearing focused on wastewater plant
• Birthdays today mark milestones
• Freshmen legislators call first year a success
• Democratic field growing in race for Assembly seat
• Driver cited after crashing into fire truck
• Sanchez selected All-WIAC
• Veterans Day celebrations kick off Thursday
• Perfect Packers enjoy 'quiet' 8-0
• Minnesota natives Kelly, Allen chose UW over UM
• Spartans, Tar Heels meet in Carrier Classic
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Putting AIDS on the road to extinction
• Split decision by voters suggests politics remain cyclical
• The kinder, gentler candidate
• Janesville City Council president resigns
• Milton swimmers eye repeat of Division 2 title
• District to distribute food for the needy
• Elkhorn City Council to lose two members
• New trial ordered in sex assault
• Former officer fined for obstructing
• Grant to help in gardens' promotion
• Brodhead/Juda QB big key to Cards’ success
• Program takes aim at seniors' bus fears
• Janesville Patriotic Society encourages attendance during ceremonies
• Let’s not make life harder on our veterans
• ‘Oops’?! He said ‘oops’?!
• Con: We should thank Chu not castigate him
• Pro: Steven Chu deserves a booby prize for his naivete
• Beware unintended harm of regulating Internet
• Injured Collins believes he can help fix Packers communication problems
• Meyer could be the logical choice for Penn State
• Neb. chancellor: Game, scandal separate issues
• Panel says wild weather worsens
• Fox sticking with Tebow, at least for another week
• McCarthy surprises with full-pads practice
• Chiefs win in overtime
• La Russa retires a winner
• UW guard lone senior on AP preseason team
• UW wants to avoid replay of 2008 collapse
• Indians trade for veteran pitcher Lowe
• The authentic pragmatist
• Rural broadband a need not easily solved
• Afton man working on private project to restore 200-acre tract
• Fire destroys Spring Valley Township barn
• Things you’ll need to know about Janesville leaf collection
• Stunned by 2 late losses, Badgers hope to rally
• Rock County rural churches finding ways to thrive
• Lake Geneva program to focus on Internet safety for children
• State tax rebate program could bring more contracts to Kandu
• Heaven in a ketchup bottle
• Various '7 billionth' babies celebrated worldwide
• UW runners win 13th straight Big Ten title
• UW’s season hits brutal bump
• Brewers decline option on SS Betancourt
• Cards fans celebrate, plead for Pujols to stay
• Late-race incident puts dent in Kenseth’s championship hopes
• What you need to know about Wisconsin's new concealed carry law
• Billet families help Janesville Jets players' careers take off
• Farmers market manager looks forward to next season
• Brodhead-Juda advances to third round in football
• Coppage sets rushing record in Whitewater's victory
• Craig boys take second in state cross country
• Big Foot headed to state volleyball tourney
• Craig swimmers set school record in Big Eight meet
• Farmers, bankers fear rising farmland prices
• Oh no, Wisconsin: Buckeyes stun Badgers, 33-29
• Cain’s smoking gun
• Those pesky student loans
• WIAA state cross country
• Arrest nets marijuana and $27,386 in cash
• Whitewater students search for great ideas
• Peoria, Ill., woman dies in I-90 crash
• Woman arrested after retail theft, pursuit
• Family files lawsuit over Evansville teen’s death in 2007
• State investigating BTC test irregularity
• Milton gets behind splash park
• Ryan hears from voters at listening session
• Growing group organizes swap meets for area mothers
• Clothing closet boosts job prospects for the homeless
• Mount Horeb-Barneveld outscores Jefferson in touchdown avalanche
• Edgewood's late field goal stuns Big Foot
• Springfield's third-period power play jolts Jets
• Milton wins Badger swim title
• Sun Prairie upends defending state champs; MG falls: Lakeside advances
• Hometown boy Freese wins MVP
• Carpenter sets tone in Cardinals’ clincher
• Late goal sinks Badgers
• TCU uses early burst
• Bills’ Fitzpatrick agrees to new deal
• US northern border checks scaled back
• Cards win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• WIAA footrball
• Protecting Medicare Part D in light of Wisconsin’s ‘elder boom’
• Janesville Schools seeking support for track meet
• Neenah strikes early in shutout of Elkhorn, other scores
• Evansville superintendent planning to retire
• Big Foot volleyball one victory away from state berth
• Blackhawk Technical College suspends diploma testing
• New Nov. 4 market allows one to mingle
• Plan emerges for Wisconsin School for the Deaf
• Coats for Kids serve Janesville area families in need
• Milton coach insists volleyball team will ‘be back here again’
• EPA orders Janesville to comply
• Wisconsin voted to finish second, Michigan State third in league
• Bentley-led Penn State favored
• Badger freshman Uthoff among early candidates to help fill forward void
• Obama lost many donors from '08 presidential race
• Authorities remove deer after it runs through window into Janesville motel
• Cardinals stun Texas, force World Series to Game 7
• One killed in crash on I-90
• Libyan ‘crossfire’
• Accommodation of anger
• Elkhorn enters state soccer tournament fueled by inner drive
• Pepper spray remains legal at Blackhawk Technical College
• Blackhawk Techical College increases tax levy
• Pointers next in line for Whitewater
• Trick or Treat hours and activities for local communities
• Police offer Halloween safety tips
• Whitewater's Kindler earns special teams honor
• Health researchers visiting Rock County
• Janesville Parker’s Ross named Big Eight Coach of the Year in golf
• Downtown Janesville parking lots stranded
• Schools struggle to balance fun, academics when it comes to Halloween
• Janesville Craig runners get another shot at top-ranked Arrowhead
• Gunslinger? More like mudslinger!
• Pakistani reporter’s chilling question reminds us of our freedom
• Con: US needs more evidence of Iranian plot before escalating conflict in Middle East
• Headline: Surgical strikes against key facilities would force Iran to face military reality
• State issues can be tricky for presidential field
• Hold everything: Rain plays its part in World Series
• What the world needs now
• A holiday made for America
• Generosity fills needs in our communities
• Janesville Jets add parking
• Seisser among Warhawk inductees
• Four new members ready to roll into Hall of Fame
• School tax levy raised
• Senator proposes more aid for Janesville schools
• School district plans recycling drive Nov. 5-6
• Darien receives grant for blight removal
• WSD team plays in relative silence
• Garbage fee increase discussed during budget session
• Janesville elementary school gym teacher teaches fitness for life
• Democratic Party of Rock County members plan to participate in recall effort
• Napoli, Pujols swing deep into World Series lore
• Secrets of long life sought in DNA of the elderly
• Ohio State regains a bit of swagger after Badgers’ loss
• UW needs another contributor
• Athletes’ grad rates increase
• Epstein takes over controls of Cubs
• Big Ten hits BCS title game snag
• World Series communication breakdown might pull phones off the hook
• Rangers’ Napoli producing at the best time
• Obama college loan plan aims at an old voting bloc
• Minnesota, Kill finalize seven-year contract
• Obama and Libya: Just call it a GOP credit crunch
• Mercy enters Medicare market
• Milton School Board unanimously approves tax levy increase
• Devoted volunteers help RSVP program survive
• Davis not competent to stand trial
• Janesville sidewalk program passes
• Edgerton junior earns repeat golf honor
• US's most powerful nuclear bomb being dismantled
• Packers 7-0 despite an imperfect defense
• Bielema wouldn’t change his strategy
• Napoli’s big hit lifts Rangers to 3-2 lead
• Lions’ Stafford ‘day to day’
• IndyCar meeting all about safety
• Suh: Ryan’s injury ‘karma’ for Falcons
• Iowa’s Republican quicksilver vote
• November 3rd carving meeting
• No school like the old school
• Janesville proposes new containers for garbage pickup
• Fall is good time to hunt gypsy moth eggs
• Warhawks net WIAC tennis title
• Evansville bridge nears completion
• Janesville Salvation Army to celebrate fall with family fun fest
• Milton man dies Sunday morning crash
• Evansville woman arrested for fourth OWI
• Janesville native gains worldwide attention after dog rescue
• Future of historic Yerkes Observatory remains unclear
• Janesville police report dramatic increase in specific need for Tasers
• Rock County Juvenile Detention asking for a new name
• Milton still considering move for city services
• Schools fear worst budget cuts ahead
• Bowyer pushes, pulls out NASCAR victory
• As usual, Spartans break Badgers' heart
• Holland, Rangers tie series
• Donald charges to win at Disney
• Packers stay unbeaten, top Vikings 33-27
• Teen seriously injured in Friday night crash
• School board to set its portion of tax bills
• Fall into family fun at nearby farms
• Fourth Ward, Look West residents clean house and help curb crime
• Evansville seventh-grader an inspiration to team, peers
• Jets defeat Traverse City
• Waukesha West too much for Parker
• Sun Prairie skips past Badger
• Elkhorn earns boys state soccer berth
• Obama: Gadhafi, Iraq show renewed US leadership
• Pujols hits 3 HRs, Cards romp to 2-1 Series edge
• Spartans edge Badgers on tiebreaking Hail Mary
• Not dressed for success
• Good teevee, bad politics
• Police arrest 90 at party
• Sidewalk plan heading back to city council
• Rock County Aqua Jays to again host July 4 event
• Janesville water rates could jump 21 percent in plan
• Guilty plea in marijuana case forces Whitewater city councilman to step down
• PBIS system changing things for the better, local educators say
• Edgerton Police Commission says it won’t discipline officer
• East Troy police officers detail scene at twins' drowning in testimony
• Edgewood, Verona, Monona Grove, Waunakee, Waterford, Lakeside notch playoff wins
• Big Foot rolls over Edgerton
• Jets rally past Traverse City
• Janesville police investigate liquor store burglary
• Obama's foreign successes may help little in 2012
• Cards, Rangers hoping to go batty in World Series
• WIAA football
• Anti-gay bullying: Does silence = death?
• Wheel tax survives initial talks
• Fire-coverage plan feeling the heat
• Tremper soccer ends Milton's season
• Documentary will be 'tough to watch'
• Elkhorn soccer rallies with second chance
• New executive director looks to have people atwitter over JPAC
• Milton, Craig volleyball advance
• Police probing suspicious fire Thursday night
• Fort volleyball gets past Elkhorn
• Officials: Man threatened drug witness
• Titans set for 'Hawks
• Street Cop Spanish wins business plan fund contest
• WSD football rolls
• Badgers, Spartans set for physical showdown
• Mah jong league to host play day at The Gathering Place
• Packers' Burnett still 'dances' despite break
• Badgers' Nortman has to get the hang of it
• Texas rallies in ninth to tie World Series
• Man who freed wild animals in Ohio was in debt
• Punch-out in the desert
• The contradictions of Barack Obama
• Symphony of Homes event is music to orchestra's ears
• UW-Rock County, UW-Whitewater following UW System's rules on guns
• 'Information person' in Domino's robbery gets prison
• Burglary accomplice gets probation
• Five things you need to know about Rock County's pharmaceutical drop off day
• Janesville Youth baseball seeks coaches
• Pump failure causes partial evacuation at hospital
• UW-Whitewater professor leading way for business
• Janesville Parker's Vesterfelt remains humble despite his success
• Local economy slogging on
• Government's place in the kitchen
• Study: Living in poor neighborhood can hurt health
• Melvin mum on Fielder’s future
• Badgers prepare for Spartans’ blitzing defense
• La Russa’s moves pay off, Cards win Series opener
• Former Packer kicker to return to scene of Janesville stage collapse in 1973
• Wheldon victim of racing’s harsh reality
• Parking fines might double in Janesville
• High school football playoffs still have questions
• Developers drop senior housing finance plan
• Janesville Craig swimmers upbeat despite loss
• Homeless man charged in bank robbery
• Panel hears case in Edgerton bar dispute
• Street brawl leaves Janesville man hospitalized
• Halloween stores fill empty retail space, enjoy seasonal success
• Hedberg Public Library opens travel resource center
• Whitewater upsets Lake Mills in volleyball regional, other scores
• YMCA of Northern Rock County enjoys extended period of growth
• Berkman is red in the face
• Vikings will start Ponder
• Big Ten looking at Spartan LB
• New Brew: Fielder not only piece to replace
• Education makes a political comeback in Washington
• Beloit man charged with homicide by intoxicated driving, 6th OWI offense
• Big Foot to host East Troy
• Studer sale shouldn't alter school district partnership
• AT&T donation boosts YWCA's Project 16:49
• HospiceCare changes its name
• Robbery suspect turns himself in at Gazette
• Janesville Youth Football going strong in its 20th season
• County board to look at slow/no-wake standards
• New Hampshire: Leader of the Pack
• Advanced Manufacturing Training Center being planned by Blackhawk Technical College
• Obama's latest military commitment
• Obama basks in Southern hospitality on bus tour
• Gruden agrees to new 5-year deal with ESPN
• Badgers seek payback after painful loss to Spartans in 2010
• Roenicke doesn’t deserve all the blame
• No. 4 Wisconsin shrugs off BCS standings
• Harbaugh says he’ll improve handshake
• Milton's 4K program aids sagging enrollment
• Women's Expo reaches milestone
• Car found in Rock River on Saturday night
• Janesville man faces fourth OWI charge
• Janesville woman suffers burns in fire
• Packers 6-0, fending off talk about perfect season
• Teenager wins two awards at World Dairy Expo in Madison
• Fielder, Brewers face uncertain futures
• AT&T helps Project 16:49 in Rock County
• Fuel prices hit Rock County Sheriff’s Office
• Badgers sixth in first BCS
• Occupy protesters eye diversity as movement grows
• Beast Mode beaten: Brewers fall short in NLCS
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon dies in massive wreck
• New Janesville Police Department team strengthen domestic violence intervention
• Tax experts talk wheel tax
• Residency trouble never rests at Leisure Estates
• Clinton man grows one of the state’s largest 2011 pumpkins
• Packers stay perfect at 6-0, beat Rams 24-3
• Texas right back in World Series with 2nd AL title
• US drops keeping troops in Iraq
• Kenseth grabs win at Charlotte to move up in Chase
• Loss of confidence
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• Interdiction effort leads to 40 arrests
• New section of trail ready to enjoy
• Edgerton could ask city workers to chip in on insurance
• Loss of state aid for Janesville School District is less than expected
• Wilson catches TD, No. 4 Badgers top Indiana 59-7
• Verona routs Beloit to complete unbeaten regular season
• Area players fall in state tennis tournament
• Wilmot passes its way past Delavan-Darien to tie for title
• Craig swimmers rule Madison East
• Edgerton rallies to earn playoff berth; Jefferson, East Troy, Big Foot, Brodhead/Juda, Clintion win
• Whitewater turns back Stout's comeback bid
• UW-Whitewater shakes off pesky Stout
• Parker's Vesterfelt breaks city rushing record
• Badger High suffers stinging double-overtime defeat
• Craig football team finishes with a victory
• Stoughton's big plays burn Milton
• Cards within win of pennant, beat Brewers 7-1
• Many suggestions but little time for debt panel
• WIAA delays football playoff announcement
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• Con: Obama should tell the NLRB: 'It's the jobs, stupid!'
• Pro: NLRB is only acting as the impartial cop on the labor beat
• Five things to know about the 2012 Rock County budget
• Dazzling duo: Parker doubles team wins first match
• Edgewood football edges Fort
• Hospital hospitality: Open house provides first look at Mercy expansion
• Craig volleyball splits two matches
• Exercise facility changes name, membership options
• Kayser's 3 goals propel Elkhorn soccer
• Far from losin': Winfrey winners finally get their prizes
• Harms, Smits rule in rain
• Business expo reaching out regionally
• City uses grants to improve parks
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• Badgers' White eager to redeem himself
• Park cleanup postponed, heartening NYC protesters
• Wolf leads Brewers over Cardinals 4-2 to even NLCS
• Tigers stay alive in ALCS
• Local priests confronted with major changes to Mass
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• Butler went from wheelchair to Super Bowl champ
• Evidence was lacking for traffic stop: Court
• Parker's Theisen, Zeilinger look to cap sucessful season
• New honorarium ideas taking seed
• Meister looks to repeat
• Another Delavan-Darien school board member quits
• Warhawks invite Blue Devils in for a Friday night confrontation
• Man charged in storage unit thefts
• Milton sends three to state Knights of Columbus PP&K
• Delavan police officer charged with misdemeanor obstruction
• Credit union buys bank building
• Halloween not just for kids, pet owners say
• Kicking it: Fitzgerald adds female touch at Fort
• Department of Public Instruction recognizes Janesville schools
• Outfielder’s clutch plays lifts Rangers
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• Bullpen bails out ace as Cards take 2-1 NLCS lead
• Residents speak out against hiking Janesville school tax
• Janesville school pay frozen for some, upped for others
• John Deere plans Janesville expansion
• Milton police investigating suspicious fires
• UW-Rock County Rattlers finish regular season with win
• Milton soccer advances to regional finals, other scores
• Sugar River group plans Saturday event
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• Milton golfers end strongly, Farrell finishes third
• Janesville area residents join Wall Street rallies
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• Clash over economy sets tone for 2012 election
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• Brewers and Cards pull aces from deck
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• Janesville budget calls for wheel tax
• Boys & Girls Club of Janesville hires new executive director
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• Two Janesville men arrested on 4th offense OWI charges
• Ferrell’s title hopes fade a bit
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• Funding OK’d for Janesville skatepark
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• No Deal: NBA cancels first two weeks of season
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• Foresters top Beloit College Bucs
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• Sanchez nets volleyball honor
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• Truck driver cited in crash with bus
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• It's a Steve Jobs world now
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• At the high court, high stakes for religious freedom
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• Big move: Janesville native Hughes gets NBC job
• Milton adds teeth to dog ordinance
• Janesville Cougars, Vikings lose soccer matches
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• Judge denies former pastor's motion to dismiss
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• East Troy earns RVC soccer title
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• Janesville Craig sweeps past East, Parker falls
• Quotes Bar owner could end up before city council
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• Two killed in interstate crash
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• Organizers aiming to keep rock rollin'
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• UW Rock narrows dean list to three
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• State to help fund repair of Whitewater bridges
• Volunteers add beauty to Rock County parks
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• Meister leads Janesville Craig boys’ state title hopes
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• IU’s Wilson makes impression
• False hopes on immigration
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• Janesville School District officials debating fate of $3 million leftover from 2010-11
• Milton Red Hawks pull off Badger upset over Edgewood
• Verona defeats Janesville Craig in tennis
• Forecast for the fields: Solid harvest expected this fall
• Quad City offense too much for Beloit
• Historic home tour looks to the west
• LaborFest turns 21
• Janesville Craig, Parker play to a scoreless tie
• Safe sitting: Classes aim to prepare future baby sitters for almost everything
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• Pirates beat Brewers 2-0
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• From hiding, Gadhafi tells Libyans to free Tripoli
• Puzzled East Coasters: An earthquake? No way
• Brewers use 7-run 2nd to beat Pirates 11-4
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• River Bandits’ home run in 12th sinks Beloit Snappers
• Contract keeps plant primed
• Homicide suspect to appear in court
• Libyan rebels storm seat of Gadhafi's power
• Residents' input sought on Janesville budget
• Tourism Secretary to deliver grant money to Janesville
• Perry gets in; poison levels rise
• Liability concerns about concealed weapons ordiance
• Janesville City Council caps borrowing for road work
• LB hurt during warmups; no timetable for return
• RT Oglesby earns Bielema’s praise
• AP survey: No recession but weakness will endure
• Illini to rely on QB Scheelhaase
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• Fire damages Janesville business
• Pirates end skid against Brews, split doubleheader
• The tea party holy war
• Brewers extend mastery of Pirates in DH opener
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• Minorities and research grants
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• Bandits rally past Beloit Snappers
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• Beloit man in custody after Highway 11 chase
• Continuing rise in gold prices confounds local experts
• Janesville 14s use strong hitting to improve to 2-0 at Babe Ruth World Series
• Business has grown for ecological restoration company in rural Brodhead
• Packers look to shore up line, lower sack totals
• Libya's bizarre leader Gadhafi defiant to end
• Home prices down in Rock County, more houses selling
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• Packers believe they can be better despite no major adjustments
• Penn State has QB battle
• World urges Gadhafi to surrender
• Busch ties brother with 23rd Cup win
• Couples wins first senior major title
• Radium creates challenges for clean drinking water
• Janesville Noon Rotary corn fest mixes food, fun
• Gazette sports editor lays down his notebook after 46 years
• Janesville business owners question assessment increases
• Fielder, Gallardo lead Brewers to sweep over Mets
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• Janesville official to ask city council for funds to upgrade waste treatment plant
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• Janesville School District superintendent details potential budget cuts
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• Lawsuit reinstated against former Janesville banker
• Walker's return ignites Big Foot; Brodhead/Juda, Parkview, Palmyra-Eagle fall
• DeForest runs over Red Hawks
• Janesville 14s blank Bridgwater
• Verona surges past Sun Prairie; Middleton blanks Beloit
• Delavan-Darien soars past Whitewater; Elks win, while Badger falls
• Evansville, Edgerton, Jefferson, East Troy, McFarland win
• Parker runs through Madison Memorial
• Craig takes apart West
• Fort Atkinson topples Reedsburg; Cheesemakers fall at Mount Horeb
• Janesville's wastewater treatment plant could increase energy production
• Obama pushes for action on jobs
• Fielder lead Brewers to wet, testy win over Mets
• Rodgers sharp as Packers beat Cardinals 28-20
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• Con: People don’t want a low-wattage policy
• BART cell shutdown pits public safety against free speech
• Pro: Critics of new bulbs generate more heat than light
• Report: Rock County services need improvement
• Janesville Parker soccer counts on youth movement
• Craig, Parker lose Big Eight tennis openers
• Janesville youth chases dream to host outdoor TV show
• Happiness from within: Janesville woman joins St. Elizabeth sisters
• Milton takes first in golf event
• Gladiators open playoffs Saturday at Milton
• Walworth County will set hearing for 144-unit senior center
• Beloit falls to Kane County pitching
• Roofers eye up hail-damaged homes in Janesville
• Milton might contract with Janesville for waste pick-up
• Janesville Craig soccer seeks finish line
• Tribes might compete for Beloit casino project
• Kershaw, Dodgers end Brewers' 6-game win streak
• US makes criminals priority for deportation
• NFL recognizes Pryor penalty
• Persa key for Wildcats
• Packers may be shorthanded vs Arizona
• Even without Clay, UW backfield loaded
• South Beloit man injured in I-90 motorcycle crash
• Janesville Police Department operates below budgeted staffing levels
• Bad luck? Bad faith? Or bad leadership?
• Obama stumbling at the gate
• Kershaw, Dodgers end Brewers' 6-game win streak
• Janesville ACT scores show improvement
• Whitewater's Shelbourn commits to Reno
• Beloit Snappers strike late, dominate Cougars on road
• Mequon’s Niebrugge rallies for one-shot victory
• Janesville teacher named to testing, instruction post
• Historic Albany church set to host hymn sing this Sunday
• Brokers: Interest in Janesville's industrial vacancies strong
• Competency test OK’d for driver in double-fatal
• Janesville 14-year-olds to face New Jersey team in opener
• Beloit police searching for a missing man
• Less drama may be good for Hawkeyes
• Car dealers fear economy could scare off buyers
• Greinke wins 5th straight as Brewers beat Dodgers
• One cause that’s a real lemon
• Evansville adds senior project to high school grad requirements
• Rumors of Ryan campaign for White House remain untrue
• Bradford OKs pivot regulation
• Not the merry pranksters
• ECHO: Cash is low, needy kids might be ill equipped
• Janesville Parker, Craig fall in football openers
• Janesville Craig, Parker each win three tennis matches
• Brodhead sits on fire chief decision
• Janesville Parker golfers tie for 2nd
• Whitewater, county settle on TIF charges
• Manhunt fails to find pair of suspects
• Zimmerman, Delsman tied at top entering final day
• Kinder pleads not guilty to charges
• Milton stands firm on beer-sale curfew
• Michigan turns to Hoke to help restore program’s winning tradition
• Does passage lead from Rock River to Tallman House?
• McCoy cherishes Favre’s advice
• Butrym shows he belongs with UW football
• White House paints GOP field with tea party brush
• Kotsay's bases-loaded single lifts Brewers again
• Janesville School Board invites teachers union to chat
• Beloit Snappers fall at home to Bees
• Milton voters OK 3.4 percent hike in school district levy
• Janesville’s Behm tied for 15th after first round
• President Rick W. Perry
• Don’t get bit when buying your pet’s medication online
• A vision to walk on: Former parks director honored for work
• Quilt guild stitches together education, charity work
• Janesville based credit union spearheads school supply donation drive
• Michigan State trying to build on its success under Dantonio
• Desire for control sends consumers to food co-ops
• Bucks hire Moncrief
• Zambrano wants to stay with Cubs
• Packers rookie productive at WR, in return game
• Thome homers twice, hits 600 milestone
• Safety questions loom over Indiana stage collapse
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• Brewers turn triple play in 3-0 win over Dodgers
• Brewers sign both first-round picks
• The limits of ideological purity
• Bridge work planned for I-39/90 in Rock County
• Janesville School Board to discuss potential for teacher contract changes
• Janesville T-Dawgs earn pair of victories
• Eastman delivers for Albion
• Milton Raptors drop season finale
• Rock County Gladiators’ rally falls short
• Initiative seeks to promote Rock River recreation
• Venetian Festival begins Wednesday
• Bees pitchers combine to shut out Beloit Snappers
• Legion North stars top South
• Aqua Jays blend skills with flair to win first national title since 2005
• Milton under new leadership at city, police department, schools
• Marcos Ambrose wins at Watkins Glen
• Bachmann, Perry compete on the same issue: jobs
• Al-Qaida in North Africa seeks Arab Spring jihad
• Nebraska eyes title as league newcomer
• Bradley wins in playoff after rousing comeback
• Congress should keep the cows in Wisconsin
• Morgan's sacrifice fly lifts Brewers over Pirates
• Minorities' test scores become a major goal for the first time
• DeLorean to appear at show ski tourney today
• Janesville man gets five years in prison for battery, theft
• Darien woman turns fencing into fun
• UK violence raises questions about American unrest
• Estrada, 4 relievers lead Brewers past Pirates 1-0
• Packers lose opener 27-17 to Browns
• Does Palin still play on America’s interest?
• DA's office monitoring mental health competency of homicide suspect
• Milton School District says it could save thousands with building purchase
• Elkhorn wants to condemn site; bank says it’s not contaminated
• Longtime Mercy employee has no regrets
• Elkhorn structures could see historical recognition
• Con: Encouraging Iran’s majority to take control is our best and least costly option
• The Mormon elephant in the presidential arena
• Pro: Military force must be considered
• City, hospital officials meet with residents about Deerfield Drive expansion
• Officials: Burglary spree lasted for over a year
• Beef producers plan annual cookout Aug. 18
• Janesville, Watertown investigating 2009 bank robberies
• Drifting bog leads to lake clog
• Four hits are enough for Snappers
• New group initiates nonprofit network
• Janesville's Kersten, Schenck among state Legion all-stars
• Former Dancing Horses employee faces charges
• Parker third in scramble
• Russellmania? QB suddenly in spotlight for Badgers
• Go-kart track offers fast fun for former racecar drivers
• Mowing methods rile residents
• Finley predicts points parade
• Analysis: Perry may pose biggest threat to Romney
• Brewers lose 5-2 to Pujols, Cardinals
• System works, from Wisconsin to Washington
• The mark of a tired nation
• Rock-Koshkonong wants to make slow/no-wake level consistent across county
• Timber Rattlers down Snappers
• Appeals court rules GPS unit legally placed on suspect's car
• Ryan says he didn't want super committee spot
• Local youth baseball team heads to hall-of-fame experience
• Softball team wins title
• New Elkhorn Food Pantry to open in old antique store
• Parker named DDHS A.D.
• Ice equipment must last one more season: Levitt
• E. coli keeps Trippe Lake beach closed
• Wisconsin delivers message to big labor
• Stricker ties majors record, shoots 63 at PGA
• Ryan bows out on select committee
• Gold rush is on for some local jewelry stores
• Quiet injury: Matthews kept stress fracture secret
• For the GOP, it’s all so E-Z
• From JFK to Sept. 11, conspiracy theories thrive
• Wolf, Brewers beat Cards for 13th win in 14 games
• A program that’s here to stay
• School board still wants to see list of cuts
• City: Traffic main issue at hospital site
• Covered Bridge Days adds new Wildflower Festival
• Tapson: Slow project borrowing
• Hoag joins growing judicial field
• Snappers, Bandits gain split
• Was man in Delavan or Ukraine?
• Thyne promoted to assistant AD at UW-Whitewater
• Parkview to present balanced budget
• Cyclones roll to tourney title
• Rollover accident kills 25 pigs in Beloit
• Slashing suspect put in mental facility
• New Rock County land regulations to be discussed
• Hospitals are designed more like hotels to improve patient care
• IndyCar drivers letting emotions take over on track
• Kerry Ingredients in Beloit plans expansion
• Golf has plenty of parity, but lacking star power
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• Brewers beat Cardinals 5-3 in 10 innings
• Practice? Rodgers downplays Pack's sloppy showing
• Defining weird
• Janesville City Council sends ordinance back
• Mercy to hear neighborhood's concerns
• Milton picks design firm for splash park plan
• Township names Kopp permanent chief
• Throat-slashing suspect listed in fair condition
• East Troy man to face charges in pot scheme
• Man accused of selling stolen tractor
• Democrat, Republican senators work to forge relationship
• Man rescues daughter from burning home
• PGA: They don't call it Hot-Lanta for nothing
• Pirates go from first to free fall
• Paterno lands in hospital after player runs into him
• Phillies' Victorino suspended 3 games, appeals
• Lions RB Leshoure out for year
• McCarthy harsh with Packers after sloppy practice
• Japan to lift some nuclear evacuation advisories
• Beloit native competes to be show's 'Top Shot'
• Raptors survive close call
• Albion dominates regular-season finale
• Man cuts his own throat, then cuts others'
• Ortiz powers Snappers
• Beloit woman dies in crash
• Teenager honored for conservation work at state water convention
• Kids know an icon when they see it
• Rock Aqua Jays have produced dozens of professional skiers
• Aqua Jays create economic wave
• Traxler Park offers ideal conditions for water skiing
• Aqua Jays improve Janesville's Traxler Park
• Ski team trains year round to stay top shape
• Aqua Jays contribute to the communities
• Rock Aqua Jays mark 50 years on the water
• National tournament returns to Janesville after five-year abscence
• National ski show tournament got its start in Janesville
• Skiing abroad provides opportunities for Aqua Jays
• Keselowski wins NASCAR race in Pocono with broken ankle
• Dixon pulls away to win IndyCar race at Mid-Ohio
• Clay aims to silence doubters
• Tiger's former caddie calls victory his best
• Greinke, Fielder lead Brewers over Astros 7-3
• Family, friends remember fallen fighters as heroes
• New hazardous highway exemption bill making Wisconsin more dangerous
• Deficits, debts and political management
• Gladiators roll past Nighthawks
• Pet fair features massage, acupuncture, psychic readings, and a lot of love
• Hospital creates jobs in Janesville
• Technology propels Aqua Jays into powerhouse team
• A Latino identity crisis
• Fielder leads Brewers to 7-5 win over Astros
• Job worries surge as debt-limit issue recedes
• Janesville City Council may decide on historic preservation plan
• Rock County health officials warn of unsafe well test spike in August
• Janesville school cuts raise temperature for upcoming meeting
• Milton City Council to hear splash park plans
• Wednesday Walks program focuses on health, socialization, transit
• Janesville lawyer announces plan to seek judge seat
• Gallardo leads Brewers to 9th win in 10 games
• S&P downgrades US credit rating
• Should photos, video of executions be shown?
• State going back to work with new jobs
• Bradford won’t issue federal bonds for dairy
• Red-hot Gladiators face struggling Nighthawks at Clinton High field
• Group seeks additional dog trainers
• Beloit losing streak reaches five
• Walworth County camp aims to expose students to the arts
• Social acceptance leads to more open same-sex couples
• Obama proposes tax credits to hire jobless vets
• Janesville attorney announces candidacy for Rock County Circuit Court Judge
• Beloit official reappointed to federal panel
• AP sources: Obama seeks tax credits to aid vets
• Energy shot: Morgan provides spark for Brewers
• Sherrod sees action at both guard and tackle
• Badger secondary contains several question marks
• Enough already: Too many kids dying in the practice heat
• Making this God’s budget
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• Parkview School District backs away from building plans
• Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin wants "shared sacrifice"
• Baseball fever returns to Janesville
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• Parents, school board members discuss bullying, climate at Delavan-Darien High School
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• Elkhorn awaits smaller carts to make trash disposal easier
• Beloit Snappers drop fourth straight
• Investigators rule UW-Whitewater student’s death accidental
• Janesville man gets 12 years for beating, robbery
• Demolition, construction projects underway in Janesville
• Big Ten to play 9 league games starting in 2017
• Sifting through the debris
• 36M lbs. of turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak
• Jones is back with the Packers
• Badgers hone D’s ‘edge’
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• Unmet needs of a ‘model’ minority
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• Celebration of Caring needs more volunteers
• FFreddom Graphic Systems in Milton invests in upgrades
• Craig, Parker to begin football, soccer seasons Monday
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• Burglary suspect faces four new charges
• Janesville 14s near World Series
• Local pair face federal charges in Utah
• Long-time golfer Helgestad, 84, shoots 79
• Judge waives plea deal in suspected homicide
• Kane County ruins Beloit Snappers' ‘welcome home’ party
• Elkhorn solves city car flap
• Brodhead names interim fire chief
• Annual event connects Janesville police with community
• Horse play: Business offers different view of Lake Geneva
• Trail links Janesville to Afton
• La Russa said heckling went too far in Milwaukee
• New develpment on old Roherty's site
• Greinke welcomes pennant race
• Packers Cobb ready for all assignments
• Badgers put out ads for Watt’s replacement
• FAA shutdown to continue as Congress leaves
• Lucky dozen lawmakers to tackle hard stuff on debt
• Brewers win streak ends at 7 with loss to Cards
• Former Badger impresses Ram teammates
• Estates, charitable giving could buoy community hopes
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• Principled foolishness
• Janesville woman: Fraud driven by want
• Wilson bolsters Badgers’ QB situation
• Burglary suspects appear in court
• Frederick among UW's offensive replacements
• Forum set as part of Whitewater chief search
• HR drops Beloit Snappers at end of long road trip
• 14s one win away from title bracket
• Beloit police investigating homicide
• Vote set for Milton School District building purchase
• Drifting away on Lake Parable
• Americans cut spending for first time in 20 months
• Debt-limit bill passed, on its way to Obama
• More repairs on Janesville's Ice Arena
• Trail system extended
• Agent: Randy Moss retiring from NFL
• Jones wants job back after shoulder injury
• Analysis: Debt deal takes minor swipe at red ink
• Morgan, Brewers rough up Carpenter, Cardinals 6-2
• Too dysfunctional to lead
• Redistricting should be more transparent
• Rock County attendance numbers down from last year
• Janesville 13-year-olds eliminated
• Business, individuals open their hearts, wallets at fair
• Milton Raptors suffer critical loss
• Loss ends Orfordville's hopes for postseason spot
• For Latinos, a smut alert
• Behm puts poor start behind him to capture fourth city championship
• Mutton busting competition debuts at Rock County 4-H Fair
• Garden features ornamental and compact vegetable display
• It's time for National Night Out
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• Smirks, shrugs, shaking heads meet debt deal news
• Bears anger some players by releasing Kreutz
• Son-of-a-gun, Menard wins
• Kernels knock off Beloit Snappers
• Baseball trade deadline hectic
• Rodgers stays away from predictions
• Jones, Kuhn back with Packers
• Retail sales rebound in Rock County
• Brewers win 6th straight, complete sweep of Astros
• Concealed on campus: Universities consider state's new concealed-carry law
• Lake District OKs small dredge project
• Pipe bomb found in Lake Koshkonong
• Bulls, horses steers and riders: Rodeo enters second day at fair
• The Tea Fragger Party
• On immigration reform, call a timeout
• Brewers win 5th straight
• Mystery surrounds loss of records, art on 9/11
• Whitewater considering plan to maintain effigy mounds
• Changes to state law put schools in vexing tax situation
• Area National Night Out events scheduled for Tuesday
• Walworth County judges to rotate judicial assignments
• Woman shares details of what makes a quality carcass
• Group tests Janesville retailers for illegal tobacco sales
• Attorney appointed in Janesville child porn case
• Meat animal sale breaks record
• Janesville Legion ousted from state tournament
• Janesville 14s win Babe Ruth Ohio Valley Regional opener
• Favorites play their roles
• Janesville 13s get clobbered in first inning
• Behm is first-round leader
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• Brewers blank Astros
• Con: Cries of voter fraud are being used to suppress democracy
• Pro: Voter ID is a sensible precaution
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• Janesville advisers: Long-term plans are key
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• UW-Rock economic impact estimated at $6 million
• 14s out to extend perfection
• 13s to rely on pitching depth
• It’s time to plant for a second season
• Pitching takes over in Beloit victory
• Man gets probation in child porn case
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• Cousins take top spots in fair-food-eating contest
• Two homers pave way for Janesville win in rain-delayed tournament
• “Envelope Farm” teaches Evansville kids how a garden grows
• Homeless census underway in Rock County
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• Bielema urges strong enforcement
• Pats acquire Haynesworth
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• Event features kayak fishing
• Suspect in Janesville death returns to court
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• Judge finds that Lake Como family did not give beer to homicidal driver
• Ice cream lovers find a cold oasis in Milton
• Neighbors enjoy sights of the Rock County 4-H Fair
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• Janesville Legion opener postponed
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• Angels’ Santana throws a no-no
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• Janesville School Board seeks union answers
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• Janesville Legion opens state tournament versus familiar foe
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• Hard work defined Janesville businessman
• Voting could send Janesville woman into Pillsbury bake-off
• Rock County gains $81,000 food, shelter grant
• Those left behind: COPS holds annual family camp
• Janesvile boys champion hits greens, putts well
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• Janesville City Council to spend more on business incubator
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• "But We Promised!" says the GOP
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• Fort Atkinson remains in first
• Possible Janesville School District tax hike looms
• Beloit Snappers’ rally falls short
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• Panel recommend new system for rewarding teachers
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• Suspect in burglaries has charges across state
• Fundraiser to help Boys & Girls Club
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• Dogs will have their day at Janesville Farmers Market
• Tanker overturns, closes Highway 14
• Life can be blue for Walworth County Democrats
• Legion remains perfect in tourney
• Rain fell at crucial time for crops
• Gladiators, Nighthawks play home games today
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• Legion beats Beloit
• Janesville Legion advance to state
• Janesville's 14-year-olds advance to regional
• Lucroy, Betancourt lead Brewers past Giants 4-2
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• As the wheels turn: Bus system celebrating 125 years
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• McDonald wins State Am title
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• Record numbers expected for Fontana lobster boil
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• Janesville Legion wins again
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• Heat shield: Morrison stands up to older field
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• Loons’ 13-hit attack too much for Beloit Snappers
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• Soccer boom in US? Don’t count on it
• Borders end to have ripple effect across country
• Braun returns to lead Brewers
• Wexler sought to do best she could for Janesville
• Milton could OK ordinance fines for run-down rental properties
• Freshmen costs up 4.6 percent at UW-Whitewater
• UW-Rock tuition increasing 5.5 percent
• Edgerton’s Morrison, Fort’s Wartgow open with 71s
• Summer-school musical ‘Hairspray’ extends run
• Beloit Snappers’ offense sizzles
• Warrant issued for woman accused of stealing from Janesville company
• Bremel tabbed to host WCLO radio show
• A quick tip to help the AC run a little better
• Milton woman injured in car accident dies
• Heat wave likely to last into weekend
• Shady Hills keeps license
• Janesville garden walking tour features less driving
• Senior citizens who survived without air conditioning say youngsters can, too
• Unbalanced Republicans, running from reason
• Retired players join NFL talks Tuesday in New York
• Brewers ask fans what they love about Miller Park
• Keeping work crews cool
• Despite loss, US has plenty of optimism
• Signs point to end of NFL lockout
• Mortgage 'robo-signing' goes on
• Brewers baffled by Collmenter again in 3-0 loss
• Harry Potter and the power of myth
• Congressman Paul Ryan predicts debt deal
• Ryan challenger touts fundraising
• Albion wins, improves chances for playoff bid, other scores
• Milton Raptors rout Ashippun
• Cutbacks prompt changes in boxes at Janesville post office
• Streich’s hit lifts Beloit Snappers
• Who will Hispanics support in 2012?
• Dance workshop promotes message of hard work, positivity
• Bridge replacement to close portion of Main Street in Evansville
• Allyssa Ferrell wins, sister Brooke 2nd in Rock County tourney
• Boot camp classes offer strenuous workout
• Japan's WCup win helps lift devastated country
• Janesville couple arrested after armed robbery
• Are grandparents safer drivers than mom and dad?
• Newman prevails over boss
• Slow-starting Stricker earns tie for 12th
• At 42, Darren Clarke savors major breakthrough
• Japan wins 1st World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Brewers win 2nd straight on road, top Rockies, 4-3
• Cullen proposes making redistricting process nonpartisan
• State’s new lines could undo county’s work
• Redistricting plan means changes for legislators and voters
• Volunteers help out at projects around southern Wisconsin
• Weeks' homer the difference in Brewers' wild win
• A son’s story not quite right
• The Republican pledge drive
• Addressing childhood obesity
• Kyle Busch wins 100th career NASCAR race
• Feds get a dose of kitchen-table economics
• Street Crimes Unit seizes cache of illegal drugs
• Man convicted of Beloit murder
• Extended Janesville pool hours begin today
• Friends from lemonade stand Gazette photo reunite after 60 years
• Family resource center adapts to clients' needs
• Victim, suspect in fatal stabbing participated in same mental health program
• Janesville official warns of duplicate property assessments
• Beloit Town Board to discuss commercial hunting ordinance
• Rep. Paul Ryan awaiting details on debt deal
• Police remove knife, bloodstained clothes from stabbing suspect's apartment
• Former Delavan attorney’s license suspended
• Janesville youth baseball teams advance in tourney play
• Janesville's 14s, 13s head to state
• NFL, players: We're making progress toward deal
• Congress seeks debt result, Obama goes to public
• Nicasio, Fowler lead Rockies over Brewers 4-0
• Surprising support for separating church from state
• Pro: EPA’s failure to investigate groundwater contamination is a shocking dereliction of duty
• Con: ‘Fracking’ has EPA seal of approval
• Suspect in Janesville death undergoing mental evaluation
• Gladiators, Nighthawks hit the road Saturday
• Brain aneurysm survivor to host July 30 benefit
• Janesville 14s headed to state
• Brodhead board accepts Krupke resignation
• Brandt gets Janesville Legion off to good start
• Man arrested in theft from horse theater
• Salcedo, Beloit Snappers ground Silver Hawks
• Man drowns in Geneva Lake after jumping off boat
• Join the fun: Fowlkes, Rupnow add to South talent
• New polling places for many Janesville residents
• Like curling on concrete: Shuffleboard players compete at Riverside
• Clarke surges up leaderboard with another 68
• Obama's hands-on negotiation a political necessity
• Stricker four back in calm conditions
• New Brewer reliever says he’ll be ready when called
• Brewers fall to Rockies 12-3
• Republicans should call Obama’s bluff
• Amateur Tom Lewis shoots record 65, ties for lead
• Lottig moves back to Lake Geneva
• Jets seeking housing for players
• Perrotto drops Rashkin open records request
• 13-year-olds open district play with win
• Gonzales leads Beloit past South Bend
• Rock County supervisor earns conservation honor
• Corn hit the hardest during Monday storm
• Standing on principle (right)
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens case
• Arab Spring drifts into summer stalemates
• Just say ‘I don’t’ to promise barkers
• Neighbor who found victim: 'That could have been me'
• Police probe stabbing
• Companies propose curbing junk food ads for kids
• Not being on center stage doesn’t matter to Stricker
• British Open winner will likely have to survive wind burns
• Rodriguez adds a 1-2 closing punch
• An epiphany in Arizona
• Medicine show: Tour sees new hospital coming to life
• School closings list narrowed to Harrison, Jefferson and Kennedy
• Door hinge maker headquarters in Whitewater
• Bradford puts center-pivot ordinance on hold
• Town of Beloit administrator resigns post
• Parker grad caps off perfect senior season
• Craig golf outing has openings
• Brodhead fire chief's contract extinguished
• Water landscape tour to raise money for area charity
• Craig grad Lemirande on Janesville Jet’s team
• Delavan pair facing child abuse charges
• Beloit man charged with shooting cars, garage
• Man charged in gas station burglary
• Nursing assistant charged with theft
• Hurtley, Jacobson set for football finale
• McDonald to run for judge
• Wambach lifts US to 3-1 win over France
• Brady, P. Manning, Brees: It's time for NFL deal
• One in custody in suspected homicide
• Errors, hitting woes doom Janesville in loss to Burlington
• Phone hacking on long list of journalism scandals
• Greipel wins 10th stage at Tour
• Mets trade closer Rodriguez to Brewers
• Bautista makes big catch
• Fielder’s homer propels NL
• McIlroy back in spotlight
• Still standing: US ready for semifinal vs. France
• Janesville property values up 12 percent
• Janesville police concerned about missing teen
• Four plead not guilty to animal mistreatment
• Janesville falls on the road
• Brodhead fire chief’s fate unknown
• Williams Bay begins superintendent search
• LumberKings belt three home runs against Beloit
• Former CAP officer pleads guilty to possessing child porn
• Milton woman injured trying to stop runaway car
• Storm topples new pumpkin at Meyer’s Farm Market
• Darien native now excels in mixed martial arts
• Janesville City Council restores much of pool cuts
• Storm alters treescape, leaves 'what-ifs' in its wake
• Crazy like a GOP fox: Selected thoughts on current crisis
• St. Mary's media tour
• Doing well by doing good
• Americans’ goal: Keep it going
• Cano wins HR Derby
• Culture, hard lessons drive GOP's anti-tax stand
• Stanley eager for first major
• Ryu rules in playoff
• Now, to build a nation
• Bradford Township might act to prevent financing of farm
• Stoughton falls to Orfordville, other scores
• Janesville City Council might repeal ‘ward supervisor’ ordinance
• Clyman, Madison Rockers come back to defeat Milton
• Lost in space—no way
• Janesville Legion wins tourney finale
• Beloit Snappers win shutout
• Group renovates tennis courts at Riverside Park
• Communities work to revitalize downtown despite challenges
• Gardeners present design ideas for Edgerton library
• Aging boomers strain cities built for the young
• Rest day welcome after Tour crash carnage
• Americans stage late rally, prevail on penalty kicks
• Stricker rallies, wins John Deere Classic for third consecutive year
• Eight more All-Stars bow out of game
• Obama, lawmakers to meet again as debt clock ticks
• Seo on verge of victory
• Legislature should be subject to open meetings law
• Deficit dithering is Ryan opportunity
• Brewers rally for 4-3 win over Reds
• ‘Born into it:’ Horse Show is a family affair
• Teen’s effort updates war memorial
• Rock County home construction hits new low
• Brewers squander opportunity, lose to Reds in 10
• Black economic gains reversed in Great Recession
• The just-vote-no crowd
• Brewers' Braun out for All-Star game
• Jeter homers for 3,000th hit, goes 5 for 5 in win
• Some in Assembly face drastic shifts under GOP redistricting plan
• School district could gain from state budget--if board raises taxes
• Bill could change how Supreme Court chooses chief justice
• Closing of antique business leaves big vacancy in downtown Evansville
• Janesville surgeon's trip to help hurt soldiers reinforces war’s reality
• Stink bugs are coming: Damaging insects making way to Midwest, scientists say
• Janesville Police: Injured pedestrians were in the wrong
• Janesville Legion wins two in Oconomowoc tourney
• Mauermann signs with Providence
• Jets face tough decisions during tryout
• Flat jobs data signal weakest recovery in decades
• Kotsay's 2-out, 2-run hit lifts Brewers over Reds
• Pro: A balanced-budget amendment is long overdue
• Supreme Court has been ruling that free speech is just that—‘free’
• Con: Balanced-budget amendment withers
• Lost in space? There’s an app for that, thanks to Janesville native
• Learn to live greener at EcoFair 360
• Rock kids getting ready for horse, pony show
• Officials want vote in Brodhead fire chief contract
• Teacher recommended for promotion to Janesville Craig High job
• Beloit Snappers end losing streak
• Ramos pleads not guilty to double-fatal car crash
• Lake Geneva police making progress on tavern burglary
• Hot nights bring Janesville swimmers to council
• Words on wheels: Janesville teachers bring books to kids
• Apply for jobs at St. Mary's Janesville hospital on-line
• NASA's last space shuttle blasts into history
• Tour favorites take fewer risks in rain
• John Mackey, 69, was NFL leader on, off field
• Former manager Dick Williams dies at 82
• Fan dies after falling from stands at Texas
• Jeter two away from No. 3,000
• Weeks hits 3-run homer in Brewers' win over Reds
• Obama, lawmakers see urgency in budget deal
• A nation born in pain
• Obama’s flip-flop on debt is transparently political
• Walworth County clergy briefed on sex abuse
• Sixth sinks Janesville Legion
• Chiefs rally past Beloit Snappers
• Supreme Court rules against East Troy lake group
• Man accused of murder ordered to undergo evaluation
• Program to mark Lombardi visit
• Janesville official envisions River Street as gateway
• Mercy: Expansion plan not solely competitive
• He was only a cat
• Minn. shutdown causes added pain, costs millions
• Two generations, two views of Open
• Braun misses fourth straight game, has MRI on calf
• Spare Bears: Lessons of 1987 may discourage a repeat in NFL this fall
• Time getting tight on labor talks
• US falls to Sweden
• Lawmakers visit White House for budget talks
• Father/son team to lead United Way campaign
• Grant program rejects Kilar field project
• Timber Rattlers sweep Beloit Snappers
• Geese still flocking to Delavan Lake
• McGehee's pinch-hit HR powers Brewers past D-Backs
• Local farm is making ag amazing
• Janesville bar put on notice
• Wheldon to become test dummy for IndyCar
• Plans move forward for Milton YMCA
• SKorea's Pyeongchang awarded 2018 Winter Olympics
• Study: Long commutes could fatigue airline pilots
• Beloit's RiverFest is underway
• Obama cites progress in deficit reduction talks
• US won’t let up against Sweden
• Contador shows strength in Stage 4
• As expected, Woods skipping British Open
• Edgerton native sets sights on third straight John Deere Classic title
• Brewers hold team meeting after loss to D'backs
• Fielder makes his picks
• Janesville celebrates Independence Day
• Evansville company focuses on ecodriveways
• Orfordville Orioles rebound with key victory, other scores
• Milton Raptors rout Lebanon
• Rattlers rally to top Beloit Snappers
• Sunday fire displaces Elkhorn woman, children
• Janesville 'doc' pumps life back into bikes
• Year-old statewide smoking ban results in mixed bag of reactions
• Defeating AIDS virus is enormous challenge
• David and Dan Cullen to lead United Way of North Rock County 2011 campaign
• “Tremble before me,” saith the fanatic
• Clemens ready to fight as perjury trial opens Wed
• Wild deal for Heatley
• Djokovic new No. 1
• Special tribute: Farrar dedicates victory to late friend
• Space shuttle's legacy: Soaring in orbit and costs
• Diamondbacks rally to top Brewers, 8-6
• Plan pays for Ragan
• It is time to pass SOLD Act and help Wisconsin auto dealers
• Never too late: Declaration signers being honored
• Thome, Valencia help Twins beat Brewers 9-7
• Alpine Valley concert decline amps up concern
• Officials and offenders agree that court program could help repeat drunken-drivers
• Motorboat burns on Geneva Lake
• Six hurt in 2-car crash Friday
• Analysis shows felony OWI offenders free to re-offend
• People of all sorts seek fun at Redneck Fest
• Ragan redeems himself at Daytona with first win
• Every day is the Fourth of July
• We are (largely) what we eat
• Justice Ginsburg's future plans closely watched
• Brewers overcome 7-0 hole, beat Twins 8-7
• Gallardo struggles, Brewers lose 6-2 in Minnesota
• Con: Flat taxes won’t restore our global competitiveness
• Plot twist intwines sex, drugs, money
• Pro: Flat taxes are working around the globe; America needs them
• Gas is 24 cents/gallon cheaper than Memorial Day
• Janesville school closure still big ‘if’
• Former Janesville City Council member demands apology over blog posts
• Whitewater names Runez district administrator
• DNR approves Rock Prairie Dairy permit
• Janesville routs Racine
• RSVP modifies budget to reflect cuts
• Eibner’s home run dooms Beloit Snappers
• Big Foot High School considering repairs
• Janesville chicken coop destroyed in blaze
• Officials stress safety on eve of dangerous holiday
• Fallen soldier from Beloit remembered
• Djokovic makes Wimbledon final, gets No. 1 ranking
• Marquette AD Cottingham resigns
• Waiting game: NFL rookies anxious to collect first paycheck
• NBA players, owners fail to reach agreement
• Sabathia strikes out 13, Yankees blank Brewers 5-0
• Obama picks fight on taxes, big or just symbolic
• Fielder, Ortiz to captain home run derby teams
• In New York, marrying gay rights and religious freedom
• Paul vs. Pasteur
• Union leader: No concessions yet from Janesville teachers
• Janesville School Board panel cuts Wilson, Jackson schools from consideration for closure
• Interstate expansion project in federal hands
• Eight games on tap at Janesville Youth Sports Complex
• Edgerton's Morrison, Ferrell each finish sixth
• Janesville overcomes 8 errors
• Schedules set for Fourth of July festivities
• Eight-run third inning lifts Beloit Snappers to victory
• Milton man sentenced to year of probation and fines for shooting dog
• Trial ordered in double-fatal crash
• Walworth County Health Department adding summer vaccination clinics
• Aqua Jays say they’re near fireworks funding goal
• Maria Sharapova, Kvitova reach Wimbledon final
• Brazil, Norway struggle, win
• On his third heart, Compton on verge of fulfilling dream
• NBA veteran believes he can make difference for the Bucks
• 'Skills gap' leaves firms without worker pipeline
• Marcum struggles, Brewers lose on road again
• We’ll soon feel impact of of governor's budget pen
• Lies deserve no sympathy
• Bloomfield Township contractor bails on work, flees to Costa Rica
• Janesville school budget nearly balanced
• Two interviewed for Whitewater school post
• Janesville City Council discusses code of ethics
• Honeywell contract could help fund school projects
• Ultra-swimmer Viemeister competes in ‘Gills for Gilda’
• Pair plead guilty in Lake Koshkonong fish kill
• Guilty plea expected from huge pot bust
• Teubert’s pitching, 14 hits lift Janesville
• Janesville man arrested on child porn charges
• Janesville's Old Country Buffet planning big changes
• Beloit Snappers’ streak ends in 12-inning loss to LumberKings
• Milton expels high schooler
• 5K run, walk to raise money for rare disease
• New pumpkin perches on Meyer's Farm Market silo
• Illinois board denies Mercy clinic proposal
• Obama: Expects debt deal with Republicans
• Federer upset by Tsonga in Wimbledon quarterfinals
• Janesville City Council gives OK to two-way
• Tradition defined local farm pioneer
• McDonald will not seek re-election
• Bike trail to Beloit gets go-ahead
• Janesville 15-year-olds win Stevens Point tournament
• Christian school staff won’t face criminal charges
• Beloit Snappers win fourth straight
• Milton School Board still waiting for building reports
• Janesville soccer dad has come a long way
• New facility helps Janesville company make good on growth plans
• Rock County barn quilts project still growing
• Democrats over a barrel (again)
• Next gay-marriage showdown could be in Minnesota
• Dodgers file for bankruptcy
• Brewers call up Braddock, Gamel
• South Carolina tops Florida in 11 innings
• Wilson will join Badgers
• Japan wins; Mexico, England play to draw
• Obama’s economic irrelevance
• PCCU manager accused of fraud
• EcoFair360 to highlight eco-friendly technologies
• Evansville Jays win 4th straight, Albion wins
• Janesville Legion falls
• Milton Raptors roll past Braves
• National Night Out builds police/community partnerships
• Ray leads Beloit Snappers’ victory
• Aqua Jays finish first at 2011 Mercury Marine Open
• Three hurt when lawnmower, motorcycle collide
• McConnell dominates on final day
• Bridging the gap; Lack of funding clouds future for state’s bridges
• Action vs. owner could hurt Shady Hills tenants
• Warnings needed on candy cigarettes
• Williams sisters, Wozniacki lose at Wimbledon
• Populations around US nuke plants soar
• Tseng wins LPGA Championship in a runaway
• Busch scores first road course victory
• Germany, France win openers
• Legislative changes preserve land preservation program
• Braun homers in Brewers' 6-2 win over Twins
• Orfordville man killed in car accident Saturday
• Planners pleased with success of 10th annual Freedom Fest
• Rock Aqua Jays mark 50 years
• Mercy plans to build $6 million facility in Janesville
• Drugan takes Fischer lead
• Ballet for the masses
• Marco Andretti wins IndyCar race in Iowa
• Brewers rout Twins 11-1
• Pruett, Rojas win Grand Am race at Road America
• Pharmacy robberies sweeping US
• Janesville School District budget remains sticky issue
• Milton rental ordinance would demand timely repairs
• Officials boast Edison Middle School's test-score reversal
• Beloit lawyer suspended for 60 days over blog comments
• Judge orders Fontana man to pay $376,740 in fraud trial
• Red Cross, other Janesville groups organize resource fair for female vets
• Purchase would provide important bike link to Beloit
• Janesville Legion tops New Richmond
• 'Unknown' leads Fischer
• New law clears the way for gay marriage in NY
• Fielder's clutch hit lifts Brewers over Twins
• Con: Obama’s proposed reforms are too few and too flimsy
• Pro: Proposals will spur job creation by requiring regulators to improve good rules, scrap bad ones
• Janesville City Council to consider two-way traffic plan
• Walworth County’s smaller schools optimistic of future
• WIAA rips ‘Super Tuesday’ off of calendar
• Janesville Nighthawks battle slow start
• Piggly Wiggly in Evansville expanding
• Tour helps key tourism staffer 'discover' Janesville
• Rock County Clerk's office relocates across the hall
• Two Janesville residents arrested for dealing heroin
• Judge denies owners’ right to reclaim dogs
• Janesville man getting second chance to fulfill dream
• AP sources: NFL talks to be held again next week
• Mobile homes coming down at Country Courts
• Roddick upset by Lopez in 3rd round at Wimbledon
• With Afghan withdrawal, US focus turns to Pakistan
• US and others plan biggest release of reserve oil
• Bucks’ No. 1 pick has some connections with team
• Butler lands with Chicago
• Cavaliers make Duke’s Irving No. 1 pick
• Riggleman walks away from Nationals
• Serena struggles but advances
• Bucks change their roster with trades, draft choices
• Who takes us to war?
• It’s a retreat by any other name
• ‘Jackass’ star’s death prompts Westboro rally—and maybe counter-protests
• Locals working to hammer out details on new gun rules
• Janesville triathlon is back
• Medical company to build new plant in Beloit, create hundreds of high-paying jobs
• Milton’s stars pack a punch
• Potty training workshop set for June 30
• Janesville Legion rallies past Beloit
• Solberg wins state women’s golf title
• Whitewater police cracking down on car break-ins
• Cullen urging lawmakers to act to get federal aid
• Rock County 4-H Fair tickets now available
• Johnson, Meyer on all-star squad
• Clinton Garden Club keeps park in bloom
• Developer predicts three-year timetable for hotel transformation
• AP poll: Economic worries pose new snags for Obama
• Forward progress? NFL sides still talking
• NBA draft prospects have more questions than answers
• Interleague slate scuttling Crew
• Perry takes top NHL award
• College as a stop on a journey
• Corporations, wealthy won’t pay fair shares in Wisconsin
• Sports betting becomes growing problem for many
• Bank foundation donates large sum to Janesville schools foundation
• Parkview’s retiring Millis named Rock Valley South Coach of Year
• Student housing project revived in Whitewater
• Newt, as in loot
• Burlington senior Lakes’ Athlete of Year
• Johnson, Quinn lead Janesville victory
• Walworth County Fair royalty crowning is off this year
• West defeats East in Midwest League All-Star game
• Bradford Town Board tables pivot ordinance
• Edgerton's Ferrell builds 2-stroke lead
• Janesville electronics collection called a success
• Veterinarian testifies about home where Great Danes were seized
• Janesville School District lists retirements and resignations
• Defense attorney questions cause of death in double-fatal crash
• Seven former champs in Ray Fischer field
• Milton dives into splash park
• Tougher tobacco warnings win praise of Rock County group
• High tech jobs may be coming to Beloit
• Venus overcomes Date-Krum in 3-set thriller
• Obama to set course for drawing down Afghan war
• Former Badger expected to be drafted in second round
• Greinke strikes out 10 to lift Brewers over Rays
• Milton eyeing splash park in Goodrich Park
• Libya: Reality check for the chief exec
• Blackhawk Tech finalizes 2011-12 budget
• At 80, Janesville runner making National Senior Olympics debut
• Footville students won’t be bused to Newark
• Three Beloit Snappers in all-star game
• Southern Lakes' best on display at state tournament
• Champion Blackhawks land four on first team
• Darien to look for grants for new hall
• Wilson School principal recommendation goes to school board
• Beloit solider dies in Afghanistan
• Janesville School Board member to seek 44th District seat
• Janesville resident hot as budget cuts force shorter pool hours
• Schmidt, Stampfli Players of the Year
• A win, then tears for Serena Williams at Wimbledon
• Cards’ star expected to miss six weeks
• McIlroy may be poised to replace Tiger atop golf world
• Venus, Nadal win openers
• Tritium leaks found at many nuke sites
• Niemann sharp, leads Rays over Brewers
• Marlins’ new, old skipper has been there, done that
• Sharia and the Constitution
• Group helps businesses set up quickly in Rock County
• Raptors hand Rockets first loss
• Albion wins in a rout, other scores
• Janesville ends Five-Star Tournament with a victory
• New Life’s Freedom Fest still thriving in its 10th year
• Beloit Snappers enter all-star break on a positive note
• Classical vocalist claims Miss Wisconsin honors
• Man found in road with gun nearby arrested Sunday
• Four injured by fireworks at bonfire
• Pioneer Hi-Bred celebrating 85 years of agricultural science
• Blooming Prairie School offers a glimpse of the past
• Hopeful signs of shifting ground
• IndyCar returns to Milwaukee; crowds don't
• US nuke regulators weaken safety rules
• Hamlin edges Kenseth
• Kvapil’s team honors late basketball player
• Stricker makes move, struggles late
• Brewers can't stop Boston's 'parade of runs'
• Flawless McIlroy buries competition, wins US Open
• Franchitti wins IndyCar race at Milwaukee
• Law enforcement ticketing uninsured motorists
• Illinois woman arrested for theft from Janesville company
• Janesville father fights to keep daughter
• Annual 'Tub Run' nets big pledges for MDA
• Elkhorn's Handel coaches Division 2 South to victory
• Stricker's comeback continues at U.S. Open
• Weeks and Hart lead Brewers in win over Red Sox
• When accent is on language
• Our essential fathers
• Franchitti wins IndyCar pole at Milwaukee
• Power improving on ovals, boosting title hopes
• Authorities recover body of Janesville man in Minnesota lake
• Janesville City Council to discuss ethics policy
• Five things to know about Delavan’s Congdon Gardens
• Scaling back cuts still an option for Whitewater
• Beloit falls short in bid for 'All-America' status
• Strawberry season is ripe in southern Wisconsin
• Walworth County couple gets probation, jail time over pot growing operation
• Evansville firm helping pick what art goes up in new Dean Clinic
• Stricker hears the leader's roar as he makes U.S. Open cut
• North dominates South girls in Division 1 all-star game
• North all-stars deny South girls' comeback in Division 3
• Delavan-Darien's Cesarz leads South girls in narrow loss to North
• Wood's shutout streak broken, but Wilmot advances to state softball title
• Janesville Legion wins opener in Five-Star Tournament
• Lackey lifts Red Sox to 10-4 win over Brewers
• Con: Bernanke acted in the nation's interest
• Pro: Bernanke should go
• Gov. Perry’s call to prayer doesn’t foster 'unity'
• Homicide suspect to remain in jail
• Whitewater School Board to seek leader from within
• Eau Claire North wins Division 1 baseball title
• Pair-a-medic: Doctor digs two-wheeled commute
• Wood continues to shine at state softball semifinals
• School officials deny existence of boys' sex club
• Kenosha rallies for legion win
• Five-run eighth sends Snappers past Cedar Rapids
• Garden tour to launch Evansville school foundation
• Jets release 2011-12 schedule
• Heroin charge reduced
• Tech college helps kids have fun and think about their future
• Step up: Beyer enjoys time in Northwoods League
• Lake Koshkonong vacationers have a blast, boost local economy
• Body of missing Janesville man recovered from Minnesota lake
• Stricker is 10 shots behind at U.S. Open
• McIlroy three shots in front at U.S. Open
• Packers collect Super Bowl jewelry
• 900 pets still homeless after Joplin tornado
• Walker promises swift action on Wisconsin budget
• Union owned and operated
• Deal, or no deal
• Lincoln Tallman House in Janesville may be getting new roof
• Parkview parents express concern about busing plan
• Fukudome, Soriano homer as Cubs beat Brewers 12-7
• Collective bargaining law will affect Janesville, other communities
• Contract revision amendment remains in bill
• Exhale slowly: Patience the key for Stricker
• Janesville girls play Friday in 9 a.m. all-star basketball game
• Janesville Legion prepares for tourney
• JPAC director leaving
• Officials: Pastor knew of sex club
• New interim CEO/dean selected at UW-Rock County
• Pardeville beats the rain, other scores
• Evansville School District business manager loses battle with cancer
• Beloit withstands rally
• Williams Bay superintendent stepping down
• Search resumes today for missing Janesville man
• Official: Hot drill bit leads to fire, causes $100,000 in damage
• Behm loses in third round
• Wisconsin Senate debating Walker's budget bill
• Goalie leads Bruins to Cup title
• Al-Qaida: No. 2 al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden
• Weeks hits HR and 2 doubles, Brewers beat Cubs 9-5
• Wis. Assembly passes budget on party line vote
• Janesville School Board reinstates officers
• Milton board to delay vote on CESA 2 purchase
• Milton duo All-Badger South
• Harness racers see numbers tumbling
• Judge: Man pocketed employees' tax money
• Janesville Legion moves to 3-0
• Pitching gives Beloit split of doubleheader
• Crews still clearing trees after storm
• Janesville’s Behm wins twice at WSGA Match Play
• Homicide trial moved to Rock County
• Businesses contest names 14 qualifiers
• Rock Valley leads way on all-star team
• Wis. Assembly begins debate of Walker’s budget
• Local Harley riders to hit streets again for muscular-dystrophy benefit
• New degree to be offered at U.W. Rock County
• Neenah, Eau Claire North to play for Division 1 title, other scores
• Favre says he’s done with football, not sure what’s next
• Waltrip, Yarborough in NASCAR’s third class
• Americans aim to end Europeans’ hold on golf’s major titles
• Brewers blow 3-run lead in 8th, lose to Cubs in 10
• Analysis: Obama takes stock of supporters' passion
• Wis. Supreme Court upholds controversial union law
• Protesters come to Wis. Capitol for budget debate
• Bradford nears vote on center pivot manure sprayers
• Janesville Post Office Undergoing Remodeling
• Bullets scream across border, ricochet off of cop’s trees
• Officials believe they located a body in Minnesota Boundary Waters
• Albany squad damaged in accident
• Emotions run high as longtime Janesville teacher, coach announces retirement
• Father, son enjoy playing on Albion team
• So easy to forget
• Art to be sold at Rotary Gardens
• Cautious consumers could see lower prices ahead
• Fickell unaware of violations at OSU
• At 55, Funk savors chance to compete in ‘hometown’ Open
• Champion Mavs back in Dallas
• Tiger’s caddie on Scott’s bag for Open
• Analysis: Mitt Romney leaves GOP debate unscathed
• Bruins force Game 7
• Wolf impressive, but Brewers offense doesn't help
• Palin versus the press
• Body of Janesville fisherman may have been found
• Married couples no longer majority of households in Janesville
• Evansville defeats Albion despite just one hit, other scores
• Janesville Legion opens with sweep
• More residents are living together before marriage, census data shows
• Milton tips Laurell Tavern with only one hit
• Some clients wonder if they'll get anything from Brad Goodrich
• Achter, Beloit Snappers triumph
• Making e-cycling easy
• Whitewater High School graduates begin their next chapter
• After finals failure, where do Heat go from here?
• More HealthNet patients prompts demand for more volunteers, money
• Bright future awaits Milton High Class of 2011
• Keeping them down on the farm
• Janesville World Trade Center memorial advances
• Seniors face Medicare cost barrier for cancer meds
• Frazar wins first on 355th attempt
• Toon interview leads to inadvertent NCAA violation
• Gordon isn’t over the hill yet
• Big D: Mavs roll to title
• For Beloit Turner grads, the sky’s the limit
• Evansville High School graduates 120 seniors
• Fielder homers, Brewers beat Cards 4-3 for sweep
• New hospital means new option for ambulance drivers
• East Troy's Fields Institute promotes sustainable agriculture
• Ruler on Ice rules in slop and wins Belmont Stakes
• Premature aging seen as issue for AIDS survivors
• Greinke bests Carpenter to lift Brewers over Cards
• Got (non-flavored) milk?
• Three from Rock County named to Workforce Investment Council
• Rock County Porkfest just around the corner
• Organizers hoping crowds, dollars will flock to Janesville art event
• Police: Evansville teen arrested for jumping off bridge into Rock River
• Janesville School Board to consider keeping officers in middle schools
• Blain Supply to expand Janesville headquarters, add 80 workers
• Milton High School grads get OK to wear military uniforms
• Heart, soul outshine Janesville Craig grad’s wheelchair
• Janesville Craig graduates 413 students at 2011 commencement
• Monroe ends Edgerton's softball season
• Wilmot's Wood shut down Fort softball team
• Off track fights, fines hit NASCAR
• Canucks edge Bruins, move to brink of NHL title
• Back in Miami, Heat hope to force Mavs to Game 7
• History shows Weiner could persevere past scandal
• Brewers' Narveson sharp behind offensive help
• Con: Big Oil has little to do with pump prices
• Pro: Obama strikes a gusher of truth
• Breitbart is one in long line of reviled, revered media gadflies
• EPA grant to test Janesville brownfield sites
• Nine area schools fail to meet testing standards
• Mistake leads to turnaround for Parker grad
• Elkhorn grads encouraged to take on challenges
• Delavan-Darien grads embark on new journey
• Batter up: Legion begins season Saturday
• Spaulding’s OT goal puts Milton in soccer finals
• Rock County groups come together to tackle poverty
• Beloit Snappers collects two wins from Fort Wayne
• Man might have jumped from bridge
• Volume of outages from windy storm keeps crews busy
• Strength among local infielders
• Janesville Parker High School graduates 414 at 2011 commencement
• Late-game collapses dooming Heat in NBA finals
• Is it incompetence? Or ideology?
• Security at tourist icons depends on symbolism
• Preakness winner still has doubters
• Pistons to interview Bucks’ Sampson
• Rodgers back throwing
• Gallardo struggles in loss to Mets
• Mavericks put Heat against the wall
• Canucks goalie deflects critics
• It’s time for the NHL to take action on head shots
• Modifying the tax oath
• Temporary fix won’t solve Wall Street’s continuing problems
• Mideast conflict needs two-state solution
• Our nation must confront climate change soon
• Current tax system is fair, efficient
• Court case lets corporations sway elections
• U.S. must promote clean, alternative fuels
• Election donations need more disclosure
• Use portfolio method to rate student achievement
• Mortgage industry needs reform
• Make sacrifices to avert security risk of debt
• State grant helps promote Janesville summer event
• La Follette’s La Plant tops soccer list
• Amendment could let teachers union modify compensation, save district $3.1 million
• Gladiators to open home schedule
• Fire destroys Golden Acres apartment
• Delavan couple suing to enroll disabled child in virtual school
• Darien ponders costs for new village hall
• Whitewater alderman pleads not guilty to marijuana charges
• Brodhead library's Smithsonian exhibit explores food
• Edgerton bus company calling it quits after 65 years
• Janesville Craig’s young players produce
• Didn't "swipe" used to mean "steal"?
• State budget cut may affect library internet access
• Bruins even series with shutout of Canucks
• Rangers, Astros draft paralyzed players
• AP sources: bin Laden files prompt new scrutiny
• Mets' bullpen collapses as Brewers win 7-6
• Tonight’s the night in Big D
• Severe thunderstorm rolls through Rock County
• Janesville among finalists for business that could create 100 jobs
• Whitewater takes aim at synthetic pot
• Top-ranked Edgerton shuts out Edgewood
• Beloit, Janesville councils meet, discuss collaboration
• Defensive woes doom Parkview
• Edgewood ousts Clinton
• Alano club still filling local need
• Poynette edges Brodhead
• Badger moves up to finish eighth
• Janesville sweats out another hot record
• Fort Atkinson Blackhawks advance
• Janesville Flag Day ceremonies planned
• Three-run homer helps lift Fort Wayne past Beloit
• Delavan performing parrot will compete on national TV
• Janesville School District HQ may be for sale
• Parker again denied, Verona rallies late
• History comes alive at Janesville's Washington School
• Changing careers means tolerating risk and doubt
• Reyes’ triple sends Mets past Brewers
• Ailing Nowitzki lifts Mavericks past Heat
• City councils from Janesville and Beloit join in historic meeting
• Volunteer of the year to be honored for his effort
• Crews working to stop spill’s spread to Rock River
• Walworth County roads under construction
• Thanksgiving Day shooter sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Badger coach has a special group
• Harmony Township bans center pivots
• Youngsters boost Janesville save-the-schools effort
• Weiner, Palin: Ready. Aim. Aim...
• Students help write music for a symphony
• Donors needed to Beat the Heat
• A cruise with Jon Huntsman
• Childress fined $150,000 by NASCAR
• Knight: Rule Ohio State football players broke was ‘idiotic’
• Brewers’ picks lead with pitchers
• Pirates take UCLA’s Cole with No. 1 pick
• UCLA freshman makes field; Singh doesn’t show up
• Edgerton native now No. 1 American golfer
• Boston overcomes scary injury to Horton
• Analysis: Dem leaders struggle on Weiner's future
• Brewers complete sweep of Marlins, 7-2
• Dangerous heat wave arrives
• State frowns on bans of pivots
• Garske, Henry lead Lake Geneva Badgers to fourth straight state trip
• Department investigates Delavan fire
• Albion’s strategy doesn’t pay off, other scores
• Big Foot grads look to the future
• Milton Raptors fall to Cardinals
• Childress fined $150,000 for Busch altercation
• Beloit Snappers fall in 10
• Badger High School graduates celebrate end of their high school years
• Brodhead seniors celebrate
• Parkview High School's 'class of farmers' graduates
• Edgerton graduates have eyes on the future
• Morrow sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Millions displaced by natural disasters last year
• Focus shifts to sprouts in E.coli outbreak
• Keselowski has plenty left
• Spaniard ties Borg with 6th French title
• Wade leads Heat to 2-1 series lead
• Stricker now top-ranked American with Memorial win
• Brewers beat Marlins in 11, 6-5
• New law erects new barriers to voting
• Officials work to raise public's medical IQ
• Timber Ridge condo owners take tax dispute to court
• Clinton graduates receive advice for the future
• Brodhead/Juda's Clankie wins state discus title
• Crimson Tide golfers give Edgerton a tourney thrill
• Craig soccer team falls in OT; Milton advances
• Craig High golfers take their depth to state
• Meister takes home gold
• Li wins French Open for China's 1st Slam title
• Analysts wonder if labor will cost NBA momentum
• Stricker takes 3-shot lead at Memorial
• Analysis: To keep his job, Obama needs more jobs
• Fielder powers Brewers past Marlins
• What lies behind local tourism numbers
• Teacher, teacher, I declare
• WIAA state high school track and field
• Teens face felony charges in vandalism case
• Darien to get estimate for new hall
• Rock County Sheriff’s office offers new way to pay tickets
• Roosevelt Elementary students get hands dirty in school garden
• Spring Valley considering ban on wind turbines
• Edgerton middle schoolers are firefighters for a day
• Obesity epidemic spreads to our pets
• Edgerton's Brent Samuelsen vaults to state title
• Parker's Knutson falls in second round at state
• Craig's Ashley Pohlman leaps to fifth in triple jump
• Parker's walk-off grand slam shocks Craig
• Gladiators, Nighthawks begin football season today
• Monona Grove knocks off Millton in regional final
• Stricker finding his groove in Ohio
• Feds say Edwards hid mistress to aid campaign
• Braun's HR lifts Brewers over Marlins 6-5
• WIAA state track and field
• Pro: Don’t let credit-cards companies and big banks kill swipe-fee reform
• As gay rights advance, should religious groups get accommodation?
• Con: Swipe fees give retailers a windfall of billions at the expense of consumers
• City of Janesville wrapping up its first property revaluation in nine years
• Janesville foreclosure sales total 20%
• Janesville Parker’s Knutson advances at state
• Janesville Craig grad to drive Nissan Americas
• Elkhorn knocks off Badger, other soccer scores
• Joplin proves need for disaster plans at local hospitals
• Janesville Craig advances to regional soccer finals; Parker loses
• Pfeifer’s triple dooms Janesville Craig
• Artist launches boats for SMILES horse-riding charity
• Dayton ends Beloit’s winning streak
• Downtown Y announces $330,000 renovation
• Lake Geneva church group helping disaster victims
• YMCA starts new Ultimate Frisbee league
• Crimson Tide’s five-run first too much for Turner, other scores
• Rock County resource fair helping former prisoners adjust
• Janesville's budget woes may be improving
• Few jobs added in May; unemployment up to 9.1 pct
• NFL, players argue over legality of lockout
• Rock County takes fine payments online
• Attempted murder charge put on hold
• 30 years after first AIDS cases, hope for a cure
• Sharapova’s miscues put Li into Open finals
• Draft duties: Brewers must improve selections
• Mavericks even series
• Our salutary debt-ceiling scare
• The conscience of a budget-cutter
• Teen homelessness forums
• Janesville Parker, Craig combine for more than 30 qualifiers for state meet
• Clinton rolls into sectional, other scores
• Janesville’s state tennis trio traveling together
• Clinton’s Popanz aims for return to podium
• Teens could face felonies in cemetery vandalism
• Family collecting supplies for tornado victims
• Ortiz’s RBI triple breaks Beloit Snappers tie
• Best-selling artist Richard Marx coming to JPAC in September
• Janesville's Meister maps route to success
• Janesville stepping up neighborhood inspection efforts
• Workers bustling to get Lake Lawn ready by end of the month
• No more Mr. Nice Guy
• U.S. Senator Ron Johnson visits Beloit
• WHO: E. coli outbreak caused by new strain
• Renovation planned for YMCA of Northern Rock County
• White House promotes auto bailouts, cites paybacks
• Alvarez: OSU woes bad for Big Ten
• Reds make Brewers pay
• Making the numbers count
• Planned Parenthood saved my life; keep state funding
• Monroe tops Edgerton, other scores
• Duoss delivers for Milton, other scores
• Janesville, Beloit councils to meet
• Young, talented Edgerton qualifies in Division 2
• Janesville Craig golfers advance in Division 1
• Janesville Craig shuts out Oregon, sets up third game against Parker
• Whitewater school board delays insurance decision
• Janesville Lacrosse club falls in playoffs
• Admitted heroin dealer sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Ray's slam caps Beloit Snappers' rally
• Deputies investigating UW-Whitewater student’s death
• Janesville Craig cruises to victory, Parker falls
• Two teens in custody in Milton Cemetery vandalism case
• Daluges open doors for Rock County Dairy Breakfast
• Medicare reform or bust
• U.S. Senator Ron Johnson plans visit to Beloit Memorial High School AP class
• Armstrong's lawyers want apology from '60 Minutes'
• Nesting turtles give clues on oil spill's impact
• Doc recalls kids from bin Laden home
• Federer in semifinals
• James, Heat take Game 1
• Hart homers, Brewers beat Reds 7-2
• Families passing Memorial Day’s message on to next generation
• Orfordville hands Jefferson first loss
• Warhawks’ season ends
• Beloit police investigate theft from church
• Milton Raptors down Ashippun
• Edgerton man growing tobacco at city gardens
• Jansville Performing Arts Center enjoys growing attendance
• Missing UW-Whitewater student found dead in quarry
• Beloit Snappers pull off sweep
• Janesville man's truck provides a rolling history lesson
• Janesville woman accused in Sunday stabbing
• Farmers market vouchers available in Walworth County
• 97-year-old retired teacher helps Milton students to read
• Pryor's cars now focal point of NCAA probe
• Proper drug disposal becomes priority
• Voter fraud: Even one case?
• Home-price index at lowest point since 2006 bust
• In shift, feds target top execs for health fraud
• Brewers road woes continue
• Tressel’s resignation stuns Buckeye fans
• Heat haters depend on the Mavs
• Janesville Ice Arena renovations move into design phase
• Third Dog Reich
• Gallardo sharp as Brewers win again at home
• Divers beautify Kiwanis Pond
• Lake Geneva cartoonist one of industry’s best
• Safety a priority at nuclear plant in Byron, Ill.
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Warhawks stay alive
• Who will win Indy 500? My money is on the Scotsman
• Flushing New York
• Cool science
• Umpire Mark Wegner injured in Giants-Brewers game
• LeBron 'gracious, humbled' by Jordan comparison
• Science can't design away tornadoes' deadly threat
• Lucroy's squeeze lifts Brewers over Giants
• Clerks say small-town poll workers may face shocked voters over new ID law
• Janesville birthday bash benefit to help children worldwide
• Rock Aqua Jays planning ‘exciting’ season, Fourth of July festivities
• Arnold, Wilkinson to join Rock County Hall of Fame
• Students send words, pictures and wishes to strangers in war zones
• Beloit man sentenced to nearly seven years in prison for selling heroin
• Clinton teachers agree to salary freeze
• Evansville wins baseball tourney slugfest
• UW-Whitewater drops World Series opener
• Parker's Paige Demos gets back to state in high jump
• Albany track standouts go the distance
• Lab director denies hiding Armstrong positive test
• Gas tanks are draining family budgets
• Crawford gets grand slam, Giants beat Brewers 5-4
• Con: U.S. brings terrorism on itself if it vetoes Palestinians’ legitimate aspirations at U.N.
• Pro: Palestinian ploy would push Israel to the edge of destruction
• Websites that rate services raise free-speech questions
• Dems’ ‘Save Our Schools’ proposal dips into projected state revenue increase
• Enrollment in Elkhorn’s new 4K surpassing expectations
• Interstate expansion would start in 2015, take five years
• McCrone, Legreid collect top Janesville Craig honors
• Janesville Craig, Parker lose league finales
• Whitewater School District officials approve cuts
• Janesville Craig takes down Fort Atkinson
• Rock Valley Conference throwers top area
• 46 dogs seized from home near Albany
• Parkview no-hitter keys opening action
• Rock County Sheriff’s Office squad cars get recording equipment
• Beloit Snappers begin road trip with nine-game losing streak
• Knilans admits misspeaking during listening session
• Janesville lacrosse drops fifth straight
• Work in progress a hit for UW-Whitewater baseball
• Vandals take down 40 gravestones in Milton Cemetery
• Slatter paces Janesville Cougars to girls sectional track and field title
• Milton program helps children gain confidence by reading to dogs
• Warm welcome, few policy wins for Obama in Europe
• GOP presidential hopefuls shift on global warming
• Miami gains spot in finals
• Brewers out to extend home success
• Invitation for judicial activism
• Use higher revenues to restore state’s Earned Income Tax Credit
• What Obama did to Israel
• Bank appeals Lake Lawn pay ruling
• Whitewater student has what it takes to be a state pole vault champ
• Janesville frontage road dispute might end up in court
• Whitson, Simon top Janesville Parker awards
• GM to add 2,500 jobs at Detroit plant
• Janesville Parker’s Knutson, Craig’s Winter-McCrone to play at Madison
• WCLO weighing options for Conry replacement
• Putnam, Donovan are All-Americans
• Attempted murder and arson charges filed again against Lake Geneva man
• Beloit Snappers streak reaches eight
• Death likely due to natural causes
• Janesville School Board expels student Tuesday
• Rock County water test results surprise officials
• Janesville Parker graduate a fixture in Warhawks’ outfield
• Paul Ryan hits political mess
• Energy prices held back growth in first quarter
• Area full of Memorial Day weekend events
• Tornado victims often uninsured
• Lakers select Brown
• Mavs advance
• Mets, rain wash out Cubs
• Greinke homers, Ks 10 in Brewers win
• A family matter
• Janesville School Board approves letting students stay as non-voting members at meetings
• Single-gender classes to continue at Marshall Middle School
• Driver will not be cited in triple fatal crash
• Craig falls short in Big Eight finale, Parker falls to Beloit
• Edgewood edges Edgerton by one
• Recount costs Rock, Walworth counties $12,000
• Janesville Craig Cougars win third straight
• Janesvile Vikings, Cougars earn sectional berths
• Janesville Parker Vikings again hurt by errors
• Couple wed at hospital after son's birth
• Janesville Craig soccer falls in overtime
• Delavan-Darien Comets clinch Lakes soccer title
• Voters to decide on CESA 2 purchase
• Beloit Snappers shut out
• Beloit wants new opportunity zone
• Man must apologize to injured officer
• Janesville lacrosse club falls
• UW-Rock tennis coach honored
• All-city grade school track meet is more about fun than finishes
• Warhawks’ Donovan excels when heat is on
• Heat on brink of trip to finals
• Analysis: No end in sight for NATO in Libya
• Lucroy lifts Brewers to Miller Park record
• Rotary Club members from Rock County applaud efforts by Bill Gates
• Development Opportunity Zone for Beloit gets hearing
• Elkhorn man competitive as ever despite paralysis
• TIF dissolution a timely windfall for Janesville
• Badger advances entire tennis team; Parker’s Knutson has bye
• Janesville Parker falls to Oconomowoc
• Whitewater sets hearing for schools cuts
• Red Cross offers donor initiatives
• Cougars rally late, hand Beloit Snappers sixth straight loss
• Driver arrested in rollover accident
• Smith rolls in 10-mile Syttende Mai run
• Probation ordered in marijuana case
• Ennocenti places eighth at national event
• Janesville man creates new varieties of plant
• Janesville City Council finds money for new façade
• Craig girls, Parker boys earn regional titles
• Junqueira gives up ride at Indy 500
• Kanaan relieved just to be in Indy 500 field
• One fly, one sledgehammer
• Al-Qaida bomber leaves behind a fingerprint
• Thanks to Foyt, Hunter-Reay gets Indy 500 ride
• Mavs rally, stun Thunder in OT
• Hart hits 3 HRs for streaking Brewers
• Gates’ final war
• Memorial Day Parade
• School board to decide fate of middle school classes
• Clyman drops Milton
• Craig, Parker shows earn numerous Tommys
• Orfordville hands Fort first defeat
• Huber driveway to honor fallen deputy
• Cougars blank Beloit Snappers
• Athens woman named 2011 'Alice'
• Two remain hospitalized after crash
• Milton students conquer obstacles in school parkour club
• Franchitti frustrated by rough Indy 500 qualifying
• Freddie's presents a menu of smiles
• No clowning around on this issue
• Radical changes planned for dangerous Janesville intersection
• Toms ends drought
• New balls in play at French Open
• Stenhouse wins in Iowa
• Poll: Medicare doesn't have to be cut
• ‘60 Minutes’ report: Armstrong encouraged doping
• Bulls have no answer for Bosh
• Marco Andretti, Patrick survive Bump Day at Indy
• Braun's clutch hit helps Brewers sweep Rockies
• Area follows state trend of aging communities
• Mother, sons die in Center Township traffic accident
• Civil War re-enactment features real life
• Lyme disease cases on the rise in Rock County
• Warhawks heading to World Series
• Europe: Obama tends to old allies, new challenges
• Marcum sharp, Lucroy homers to lift Brewers
• Eat, drink and watch out
• Games people play
• Federal cuts being felt by local residents
• Transportation ministry in need of volunteers
• Clinton woman hit, killed by school bus
• Janesville man makes hospital donation to honor wife
• Whitewater ousts rival Stevens Point
• Evansville police arrest Janesville man in connection with bomb threats
• Janesville school, business leaders focus on increasing enrollment at meeting
• Lake Lawn deal is great news for community, Delavan official says
• Graduating class makes history as UW-Rock County’s largest
• Beyer heats up for Warhawks
• Warhawks enjoy sweet win
• Parker bats hammer Oconomowoc
• Sheedy's hatrick sparks Craig over Lake Mills
• Craig bats go bonkers in Fort
• Parkview topples Parker
• Analysis: Obama jolt unlikely to spark peace talks
• Fielder homers in 14th to lift Brewers
• Pro: Sweeping overhaul will save Medicare
• Con: GOP plan for Medicare is a nonstarter
• When schools go to church, conflict follows
• Mercy Walworth expansion on track
• Middleton golfers roll past Janesville
• Janesville Parker, Craig softball teams cruise
• Japanese Garden under renovation
• Janesville Craig, Parker lose in Big Eight soccer matches
• Beyer helps keep 'Hawks undefeated
• Madison East wins conference tennis title
• Big-game hunter: Lavery pitches Parkview to win
• FEMA expanding Walworth County reimbursement for blizzard
• Belot Snapper bats silenced in doubleheader loss
• Janesville teacher in line for combined position
• Smoldering roof blower smokes up Edgerton Piggly Wiggly
• Verona routs Janesville Lacrosse club
• Janesville Parker pitcher leads team to season sweep of Craig
• Crowds greet second VetsRoll group on arrival from Washington, D.C.
• Panel puts off Janesville school roof repair
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Brewers lose in ninth inning
• The news in Obama’s speech
• Three-party government
• BTC board OKs preliminary budget
• Rock County crime tracking tool now online
• Janesville Craig, Parker tie in golf finale
• Nass: UW-Madison break off not happening
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks win baseball opener
• Elkhorn street repair work starts June 13
• New scoreboard set for Pohlman Field
• Beloit Snappers split with Timber Rattlers
• Nichols honored as top Walworth County deputy
• Bank robber gets 20 years in prison
• Janesville manufacturer thriving despite decline in housing market
• Milton School District eyeing former CESA 2 building
• Craig’s Badertscher uses coaching to rank among state’s elite jumpers
• Cruising along Sex Drive: Hazards ahead!
• AAA sees slight pick-up in Memorial Day travel
• Lance Armstrong to be at Wis. charity golf outing
• Feds must stop writing gibberish under new law
• Gallardo extends streak
• Bulls, Heat even
• It’s a family matter
• Residents sound off on city budget at Milton forum
• Janesville Craig official in line to take over at Parker
• World converges on Hufcor for Janesville conference
• Janesville Craig's rally falls just short
• Janesville Craig defeats East; Parker falls on road
• Bradford talks bonds at meeting
• Milton senior wins three events; Red Hawks finish third
• Janesville Craig, Parker drop soccer matches
• Cards come back to topple Vikings
• Whitewater alderman facing felony charges
• Delavan-Darien sprinters impress
• Wildcats top Janesville Craig, Parker shut out
• VFW men’s auxiliary forming in Janesville
• Beloit Snappers’ pitchers shut down Timber Rattlers
• Janesville woman arrested after Monday stabbing
• Janesville Craig junior nearly pulls off difficult triple
• Paul Ryan’s move sets other players in motion
• Classmates acknowledge special couple in Milton
• Local anti-tobacco group hopes survey helps influence legislation
• Nowitzki leads Mavs past Thunder
• Hall of Famer Killebrew dies
• Fuming over gas prices? Don't count on a tax break
• Brewers baffled by Kuroda in 3-0 loss to Dodgers
• Janesville Parker Vikings keep it close until Cougars’ big sixth
• Milton Red Hawk boys gaining momentum
• Milton to host first of three public forums on city budget
• Janesville Parker, Craig drop Big Eight duals
• Save Janesville Schools fundraisers under way
• Janesville Craig golfers finish fifth
• Samuelsen, Stonewerth repeat pole vault titles
• Everything must go!
• Vehicle pursuit ends in Clinton man’s arrest
• So-called California medical pot shipped again to Walworth County
• AirFest moves to September
• Delavan Lake dredging project scheduled to start in mid-June
• Milton grad on target
• Wisconsin Aviation Academy celebrates anniversary
• Homebuilders missing out on economic recovery
• Ryan bows out of Senate race, Thompson mulls entry
• UW-Whitewater earns at-large bid, No. 2 seed for own regional
• Lockout remains after appeals court sides with NFL
• Raiders knew mission a one-shot deal
• Marcum, Brewers beat Dodgers 2-1
• Former head of NCAA football officials dies
• Barkley defends calling Bulls best defensive team he’s seen
• Bucks hope for lucky lottery leap
• The future of Republican populism
• Milton 4K to begin in fall, but likely with fewer students
• Big Eight meet may be a close call
• Lake Geneva Badger looking to defend titles
• Lauderdale Lake officials want controversial raised boardwalks over wetlands
• Milton Raptors improve to 3-0
• Orfordville’s Lange one-hits Evansville
• Janesville Parker sixth in scramble
• Accomplished Janesville Parker Vikings to be honored
• UW-Whitewater softball team eliminated
• Janesville man arrested after running through homes
• River Bandits come back, hold off Beloit Snappers
• Traffic stops result in arrests, drug seizures
• Legislation has done little to curb practice of payday lending
• Beloit College commencement shows individuality
• Janesville Police Department deals with fewer officers
• Brown’s unfinished work
• Helmet bill stokes lobbying effort
• SEAL-mania grips nation in wake of bin Laden raid
• Legislature making progress, has more to do
• Thunder moving on
• Choi outlasts Toms
• Economists: Lower growth, higher oil prices coming
• Kenseth’s call for two tires on final pit stop leads to victory at Dover
• Braun's 12th HR leads Greinke, Brews over Pirates
• Rose, Bulls rout Heat in Game 1
• Our lawmakers should stop meeting in secrecy
• Braun's homer leads Brewers over Pirates to complete sweep
• Law enforcement against open carry legislation
• Damaged power lines cause fire in house
• 1,242 freshly minted graduates celebrate at UW-Whitewater
• Blackhawk Technical College graduates pack commencement
• Whitewater, McFarland top Rock meet
• Huckabee's exit widens an already open GOP field
• On health care issue, Romney makes pre-emptive strike
• A tale of two school systems
• Fielder, Boggs, Braun homer, Brewers beat Pirates
• Family safe after Friday morning basement fire
• Janesville man dies in motorcycle crash in Dodge County
• Janesville group considering Green Tier program for city
• Local churches using different strategies to tackle summer drop in attendence
• Town of Beloit chairman staying quiet on $1.49 million judgement
• Success of eyeglass recycling project in sight for local teen
• Knutson continues hot streak
• Slam sends Craig reeling
• Grizzlies push Thunder back to OKC for Game 7
• Venus Williams out of French Open
• Lucroy homers, benches clear in Brewers' win
• Rising food and gas costs push up consumer prices
• Con: One-sided pacts only encourage outsourcing of more U.S. jobs
• Pro: Giving U.S. businesses a level playing field will jump-start the economy
• Trying to stifle student reporting just won’t work
• Janesville Parker camps taking registrations
• Voter ID among top issues at Janesville listening session
• Rock track meet is wide open
• East downs Janesville Parker; Craig beats Beloit
• Two unearned runs allow Memorial to slip past Janesville Craig
• Seventh-inning disaster helps Verona down Vikings
• Janesville homicide suspect jailed on cash bond
• Janesville Parker, Craig swept in Big Eight matches
• UW-Whitewater softball team loses opener
• Prosecutor plans to continue case against former Fontana contractor
• Jury finds town of Beloit retaliated against employees
• Janesville Craig soccer loses in overtime to West, Parker falls
• Gonzales leads Beloit Snappers’ attack
• Professor drops petition, but review continues
• Ruling upheld on elevator death
• Wienermobile coming to Milton Fourth of July Parade
• Janesville School Board expels two middle-schoolers
• Janesville Craig golfers lead Tri-City event
• Clinton jumps ahead of Turner on Risseeuw's three-run double
• Knilans says he wants to save teachers’ jobs; Parr says he’s skeptical of plan
• Cajun Country braces for floodwaters from river
• Selig continues to monitor Dodgers
• Murphy says Packers will wait before putting No. 4 on the ring of honor
• Bulls push aside Hawks with Heat waiting in wings
• Demagoguery 101
• A founding document for a new China
• Rock County 4-H Fair 2011
• Loss of Janesville school officers will be felt: Police chief
• Rock County Farmers Market expands operation
• Kane County’s early lead too much for Beloit
• Appeals court upholds restitution for pot damage
• Janesville homicide suspect captured
• Much must happen before GM returns to Janesville
• Janesville satellite adoption center hits milestone
• Dobratz finishing strong after career full of injuries
• Banging their heads on the ceiling?
• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• Officials: Bin Laden eyed small cities as targets
• Final Heat surge scorches Celtics
• Ex-N.C. State quarterback considers transfer to UW
• Westwood, McIlroy choose to skip TPC
• NASCAR decides to punish ‘bad boys’ (wink, wink)
• Government cannot continue empty promises
• A mural on Mexico’s history
• The social and economic value of philanthropy
• Janesville School Board trims more jobs
• Janesville Craig girls stay perfect
• Janesville police accept blame for missing suspect
• Janesville Parker’s Kersten delivers
• Rotary Gardens to host spring sale this weekend
• Lancers top Janesville Parker Vikings in tennis
• Janesville Craig rolls past Middleton, Parker loses
• Brodhead father appeals homicide conviction
• Stang three-peats as top WIAC pitcher
• UW-Whitewater baseball earns sweep
• Janesville Craig nearly pulls upset at Sun Prairie
• WCLO Janesville claims list of broadcast honors
• Wildcats defeat Janesville Craig golfers
• Cougars overcome Ortiz, Beloit Snappers
• Janesville house fire considered suspicious
• Janesville Lacrosse Club falls
• Judge: Jailed man can attend wife's funeral
• Janesville Craig shuts out Evansville soccer, Parker falls
• Possible buyer stays quiet on Lake Lawn Resort deal
• Packers launch Tailgate Tour despite lockout
• Agency asks for return of disaster aid
• Lucroy drives in three in Brewers' win
• Opinions divided at Rock Prairie Dairy hearing
• Edgerton Hall of Fame adding three
• Whitewater schools superintendent stepping down
• UW-Whitewater earns NCAA tournament berth
• Janesville boosts number discount bus tokens
• Janesville Parker golfers top La Follette
• Williams Bay school board approves fee increases
• Beloit Snappers win in 10 innings
• Jailed man wants to attend wife’s out-of-state funeral
• Driver in boy’s death gets 20-year term
• Evansville potter provides handmade bowls for chili cook-off
• Busch, Harvick get probation and $25,000 fines
• Ala. nuclear plant cited for safety
• Credit where credit is due
• Flooding peaks in Memphis; downstream danger lurks
• Canucks win Game 6, advance to West finals
• Brewers' Greinke sharp in home debut
• Cowboys’ QB organizes player-only workouts
• Big Three lift Heat in OT
• A visit to Paulsville
• ‘Small’ investments yield big returns
• Endangered species: Readers
• Veteran considers the death of Osama
• Lawmaker wants state to require municipal judges to be lawyers
• Albion, Evansville fall just short
• Milton offense stays hot
• Baptist men build local disaster relief team
• YMCA crafts three-year strategic plan
• Lake Lawn investors want agreement from Delavan
• Kernels collect 13 hits in win over Beloit Snappers
• Janesville teen dance club wants to provide fun and safe choices
• Lakers' Jackson exits in unaccustomed fashion
• Janesville graphics company makes large decals
• Several Beloit businesses win Main Street awards
• Quake shifted Japan; towns now flood at high tide
• Defending aid to Pakistan not easy
• Glover triumphs at Quail Hollow
• Red Wings avoid elimination
• Feuding Cup drivers stealing the spotlight
• Animal Kingdom likely in Preakness
• Mavericks sweep Lakers to send record-setting coach Phil Jackson into retirement
• Brewers' offense silenced by McClellan
• Hawks roll, pull even with Bulls
• Tourism jobs provide pathway to prosperity
• Growing income inequality rooted in political corruption
• Woman injured in Easter day crash dies
• Janesville farmers market opens season under gray skies
• LAWS plans new animal shelter
• One handgun connects Humphrey’s past to his future
• Whitewater settles for split on Jim Miller Day
• Parker's Knutson wins Stoughton Invitational tennis title
• Kettle Moraine, Badger's Garske rule Ashenfelter golf
• Wild Ride: Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• Gallardo takes no-hitter into 8th, beats Cardinals
• Officials mine secrets of bin Laden papers, videos
• Taken for granted
• The banality of triumph
• Grangier selling three brands
• DNR to host hearing on Rock Prairie Dairy
• Two Janesville homes up for purchase, demolition
• Walworth County leads state rise in tourism
• Mercy Hospital and Trauma Center expansion begins
• Janesville School District redefining support staff roles
• Craig relishes big win over Beloit
• Parker splits double dip with East
• Weber has another strong outing for Craig softball team
• UW-Whitewater keeps baseball title hopes alive with sweep of La Crosse
• Craig girls win Demon Invitational
• Middleton golfers top Lake Geneva Badger to win Beloit Invitational
• Errors costly to Parker softball team
• UW-Whitewater softball team drops WIAC tourney opener
• Rose scores career-high 44, Bulls rout Hawks 99-82
• Brewers lose 7th in row, 6-0 to Cardinals
• Businesses now hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Graduation rate improvement seen in Janesville
• Weber throws no-hitter for Janesville Craig, Parker loses
• Janesville would lose most in state aid
• Miller to officially put his stamp on UW-Whitewater facility
• Former M&I president takes over United Way
• Janesville Parker Vikings fall to long ball
• Janesville Craig High to honor another national leader
• Overtime pays off in victory for Janesville Craig Cougars
• Cool weather delays moth hatch
• Record field expected for Ashenfelter tournament Saturday
• Eight-run fifth takes care of Timber Rattlers
• Police: Robber left mail in getaway van
• Truck driver charged in father-in-law’s death in Elkhorn crash
• Kettlebell gym provides results, members say
• Doubles pave way for Janesville Craig win
• Whitewater business incubator opens to public
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden's death
• CEO pay exceeds pre-recession level
• Bin Laden eyed US rails from his secret compound
• Derby defies downturn in racing
• Prado, Braves beat Brewers 2-1 for 4-game sweep
• Evil does not die of natural causes
• New Hampshire tea leaves
• UW leaders show separation anxiety
• Whitewater officials, lawmakers debate state budget at hearing
• UW-W police continue to investigate threat
• Fast start sparks Beloit Snappers
• Janesville School District spokeswoman to retire
• Janesville School Board expels student for fighting
• McCloskey, Gilmore among top area finishers
• New center provides space for Evansville seniors, public
• Trainer's (new) heart and soul are in Kentucky Derby
• Donation helps Janesville Fire Department buy search, rescue equipment
• Trump won't drive Indy 500 pace car, after all
• Obama pays somber respects at 9/11 ground zero
• Pro: The billions we’ve spent in Pakistan have won neither hearts nor minds
• Con: U.S. alliance with Pakistan remains useful and necessary
• Atheists, the First Amendment, and the demand for equal treatment
• National Public Gardens Day
• Death shot: What about the pictures?
• Questions, confusion in classrooms over bin Laden
• Pac-12 hits windfall with TV contract
• Bulls even series
• Dialed In Derby favorite
• Clay, others are NFL outcasts
• Delany: Cornhuskers the Packers of Big Ten
• Brewers drop twin bill to Braves, lose 5th in row
• Tough times for Mom
• Weather slows field work, retail sales
• Crandall, Cougars turn back Vikings
• Knott takes over Edgerton program
• La Follette freshman pitcher allows one hit, strikes out 15
• Janesville Parker boys suffer first loss
• UW-Whitewater Warhawks gain split
• Walker plan could cut $4.3 million from UW-W
• Whitewater’s Stang, Rusch net honors
• Knudson, Ortiz lead Beloit Snappers’ victory
• Janesville Parker baseball falls at Middleton, Craig loses
• Whitewater OKs additional money for search
• Janesville Parker, Craig tennis teams fall
• Janesville Craig Cougars sweep Regents
• Beloit College names dean of students
• Excitement springs eternal for Milton's youth ballplayers
• Freeman giving back in Janesville
• Janesville hospital project puts priority on recycling
• UW Regents fight plan to separate UW-Madison from system
• Raid poses narrative challenge for White House
• Greinke set for debut as a Brewer
• Liriano delivers no-no
• Local vote totals change in Supreme recount
• Loss has Janesville Parker Vikings frustrated
• Aftermath of bin Laden killing unknown: Local experts
• Brodhead turns tables on Edgerton
• Beloit shuts out Janesville Parker, Craig wins
• Janesville Craig golfers sweep Big Eight triangular at Beloit, Parker splits
• Errors costly to Janesville Craig
• Late start for some Rock County farmers
• Soldier with Elkhorn ties killed in Afghanistan
• La Follette topples Janesville Craig
• LumberKings cruise past Beloit Snappers
• Rock Township man died before fire broke out
• Fire displaces homeowner, leaves $40,000 damage
• Phelps primed for rousing finish before retirement
• Union residents ask Evansville to consider them in growth plans
• Now what? Local residents ponder a world without bin Laden
• Bin Laden's neighbors noticed unusual things
• “Whaddaya know?” says Pakistan
• Lawmakers: Did bin Laden hide in plain sight?
• Johnson, Hawks top Bulls
• Braves beat Yovani Gallardo, Brewers, 6-2
• District attorney’s office faces cuts
• Whitewater Warhawks sweep for series split
• Albion overcomes injuries, other scores
• Raptors open with victory
• Nine-run inning keys Beloit Snappers’ rally
• Clatworthy leads Janesville Craig at Waunakee
• Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage worldwide
• New manager eager to start Janesville Farmers Market season
• Milton youth center finds new home in old place
• Supercitizen of the world
• Janesville firefighter reacts to Osama Bin Laden's death
• Will Power wins IndyCar's postponed Sao Paulo 300
• Killing the author of the earthquake
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Wade fuels Heat win
• Norris has Brewers’ number
• Draft awards: 49ers out there with QB pick
• Will killing Osama kill the movement he inspired?
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• Retirements in Elkhorn schools reflect statewide loss of educators
• Kids volunteer to help for Youth Service Day
• Student rep: Parker student takes it to another level
• Kyle Busch denies Hamlin weekend sweep at Richmond
• NFL draft concludes as labor dispute rolls on
• NATO strike kills Gadhafi's son but leader escapes
• Bourgeois leads Astros to 2-1 win over Brewers
• America’s overlooked voters
• Once we were sane
• Court recount proceeds locally with few changes
• James Humphrey sentenced to 45 years for killing Sam Aegerter
• Whitewater hopes to restore historical effigy mounds
• Parker boys win Cougar Relays title
• Sun Prairie sophomore blanks Craig
• Parker takes third in quad
• Parker enjoys narrow victory
• Craig mixes up a victory
• Craig splits with Verona
• Brikowski enters Janesville Sports Hall of Fame
• Craig pounds out 20 hits in victory
• Obama: Rising gas prices mean oil company profits
• NFL lockout returns to player, team dismay
• Rodgers rejoices? Packers take WR Cobb, RB Green
• Braun, Fielder power Brewers past Astros
• Take time out to celebrate World Press Freedom Day
• Con: Banning tourist-travel is foolhardy
• Pro: You may want to stay home for political reasons
• Jefferson, MIS hope weather allows racing
• Janesville Parker, Craig drop matches
• Janesville Craig golfers lose two
• HRs help overcome Beloit errors
• 64th Cougar Relays takes place today
• Police turn to Facebook to tell public about lawbreakers
• Whitewater Innovation Center adds first private employer
• Town of Beloit Police Department looks to reconnect with residents
• Driver in fatal crash to appear in court
• Progress, innovation on display during tour of Edgerton hospital
• Teens' vehicle can pile on the miles
• Janesville man gets 45 years in prison for fatal shooting
• CIA's new boss once a customer of its spy efforts
• Packers add to Rodgers’ coverage by drafting Mississippi St. tackle
• Watt goes to Texans; Bears take Carimi
• The Obama Doctrine: Leading from behind
• Who's passing the deficit test?
• Up to 50 laid-off teachers may get reprieve
• High school soccer gains equal footing
• Janesville City Council takes concerns to lawmakers
• Janesville man faces felony charges on child porn
• First-place Whitewater sweeps past Platteville
• Janesville Craig shakes off inactivity to down Beloit
• Janesville native wins 42K on TV game show
• Clutch hitting sends Beloit Snappers past Bees
• Janesville Craig Cougars collect two golf victories
• Drug drop boxes to be installed in Janesville and Beloit
• Janesville Parker schedules spring football meetings
• Janesville School Board expels 2
• Walmart contract employee arrested for bomb threat
• Janesville Craig football meetings scheduled Sunday
• As Rock, Walworth counties begin recount, ‘It’s a sacrifice we make for democracy’
• First shot the biggest for Janesville Craig
• Jury: Race was a factor in town of Beloit racial discrimination case
• New Edgerton Hospital nears completion
• The latest news from crackpot nation
• Obama puts new national security team in place
• Brewers’ concerns grow about Gallardo’s struggles
• Mystery of the missing
• Stubbs' 10th-inning HR lifts Reds over Brewers
• Meeting set on possible watershed group
• Janesville Craig Cougars register wins over visiting Lancers
• Interstate 90/39 shootings connected to fatal Tomah shooting
• Janesville Parker Vikings take care of host Purgolders
• Community talent to put on a show for local charities
• Arcia’s two homers, four hits spark Beloit Snappers
• Whitewater panel seeks more money for chief search
• Milton school board member steps down after 28 years
• Janesville School Board taps reserve for $3.4 million
• Congressman Ryan disputes president's budget views
• NFL players don't want lockout ruling put on hold
• Obama releases birth form, decries 'silliness'
• Bucks’ Hammond looks to improve with draft
• Packers stay away from Lambeau despite ruling to end NFL lockout
• Auburn QB’s drive biggest question heading into draft
• Rose, Bulls oust Pacers
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Home runs lift Brewers past Reds
• Plan would boost oral, overall health in state
• Milton could consider relaxing liquor license quotas
• Recounts starts Wednesday
• Rock County drafts changes to voting map
• Big inning leads Bees past Beloit Snappers
• Janesville City Council to discuss finance options
• Janesville Parker 2nd in triangular
• Wilson to take stand in race case
• Sugar River shuts out Janesville Craig soccer
• Condition of driver in fatal crash improves
• Veterans told to revise Traxler Park plans
• Amy Groshan, 10, earns berth in national free throw contest
• Ford posts best 1Q profit in 13 years
• How to dampen a recovery
• Supreme Court recount begins Wednesday in Rock County
• Braun named NL player of week
• American firms say Chinese protectionism rising
• NCAA: Tressel lied to hide violations
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout
• Reds still rule Brewers
• Grizzlies rout Spurs
• Lightning even series to force a Game 7
• Janesville School Board faces big budget choices
• Fewer Janesville school layoffs expected
• Pay to play: Surcharges considered on top of Janesville school sports fees
• Hedberg Public Library official pleased with Governor's reading initiative
• One dead, three injured in Sunday morning crash
• Domestic dispute leads to wild ride
• Wisconsin facing a dairy deficit
• Janesville woman honored for advocacy, leading by example
• Packers still have needs to address
• First the dream, then gridlock
• Leaked files reveal new info on Gitmo detainees
• Toyota car production plummets after tsunami
• Snedeker wins Heritage
• 76ers rally to avoid Heat sweep
• Wolf strong again, hawk watches Brewers top Astros
• God and peeps: Finding meaning in the season
• Professor suing UW-Whitewater to get his job back
• Delavan company produces medicinal potatoes
• Prospective teachers question career choice
• Middleton sweeps Parker
• Parker goes 1-1-1; Craig wins title
• Bull fall, other NBA playoff scores
• Costly gasoline clouds Obama re-election prospects
• Defense dominates TD-free Wisconsin spring game
• Brewers rally, but lose in 10 to Astros
• A complaint too far
• A bracelet’s wrong message
• Officials: Bullets recovered in Janesville apartments were fired from interstate
• Schultz, longtime probation officer, remembered as advocate for juveniles
• Three suspects in custody for armed robbery in Darien
• Veterans, Janesville to discuss future of Traxler Park
• Town of Beloit police discrimination lawsuit trial starts Monday
• Parker spilts double dip with West
• Craig baseball goes 50-50 in doubleheader
• Wulf, Stottler respond to Briarmoon on elections
• NFL: No deadline for when games would be canceled
• Gulf disaster renews debate over Arctic oil spill
• Braun homers, Brewers top Astros 14-7
• Freedom going viral means trouble for dictators
• Pro: Campaign has been reasonable and well-grounded
• Con: Campaign is heavy on PR, lite on meaningful government actions
• Rock County baby death rate among top
• Locally grown entrepreneurship: Lake Geneva man finalist in contest
• Edgerton man facing charges in two states
• Janesville Craig girls win Watertown title
• Recount expected to start sometime next week
• Edgerton third at Monona Grove
• Janesville Parker third at invitational
• Beloit Snappers fall short
• Janesville Craig softball slams West, Parker loses
• Local soccer squads shut out
• Janesville Lacrosse Club snaps two-game streak
• Officials name victim in Albion shooting
• Beyer boosts Warhawks
• UW-Rock tennis unbeaten
• Henke’s homer erases memories of earlier miscue in win over Craig
• Whitewater students get a taste of reality
• Former Gazette photographer wins Pulitzer
• No break this spring at the gas pump
• GM CEO gets $2.5M pay package for 2010
• Braun signs $105-million extension
• Rose makes it rough on Pacers at the finish
• Ayn Rand’s adult-onset adolescence
• The racing form, 2012
• Janesville Parker sweeps in track and field
• Janesville School Board moves to cut school
• Janesville teachers pledge money in fundraiser to save staff, programs
• Whitewater Warhawks roll past Edgewood
• Albion shooting under investigation
• Lawmakers get earful at state budget hearing
• Students wrap up Lenten activities during Holy Week
• Couple steps up to raise awareness, funds for Alzheimer’s
• Yes, Virginia, there is no free lunch
• Percentage of black baseball players drops again
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Thundering herd trample Nuggets
• Repo man: Baseball seizes Dodgers
• Bielema hopes scouts judge Clay on game film
• Obama to supporters: I understand your frustration
• Korver takes aim at Conseco
• Low marks on immigration
• Victorino's homer lifts Phillies over Brewers
• Rock County home sales slump continues
• BTC cuts administration to save money
• Special education requirement could derail budget plans
• Site owner asks residents to move
• Threat leads to closing of UW-W’s Williams Center
• Brunner elected city council president
• Milton to consider renovating Community House
• Cheers, jeers for Ryan
• Area players, coaches in WBCA all-star games
• 3,200 Gulf wells unplugged, unprotected
• Boston officials want world record
• Reds’ Leake may enter court diversion program
• Packers to dominate national airwaves in 2011
• Marathon legend Waitz dies at 57
• Celtics again tip Knicks
• Brewers beat Halladay, Phillies
• Poll: Finances dictating college, career choices
• Chicago avoids elimination
• Preserving the Medicare contract
• Public hearing on Evansville growth rescheduled at larger site
• Whitewater Warhawks combine for 22 hits in 2 games
• Janesville Craig sixth, Parker seventh at Madison Edgewood Invitational
• Ninth-inning rally lifts Beloit Snappers to victory
• Mother and daughter distinguish themselves as role models to other women
• Police still trying to do the little things
• NFL, players resume court-ordered negotiations
• Obama administration eases pain of Medicare cuts
• Rhymes for our times
• Heat bury 76ers to take 2-0 lead
• Hawkins recalled from Nashville
• Reds’ Leake arrested on shoplifting charge
• Boucher, Flyers turn back Sabres
• UW might play Oct. 1 game vs. Nebraska under the lights
• Rose, Bulls again slip past Pacers
• Brewers outlast Phillies
• Motorcycle deaths drop, but trend is worrisome
• Inspection season in Iowa
• Celebrate this nip and tuck
• With bypass pending, Milton plans changes to eastside downtown
• Over-tilling can cause more harm than good
• Whitewater Warhawks split with Blue Devils
• Departments fighting fires and staffing issues
• Two arrested in Janesville drug bust
• Beloit Snappers win game two, earn split with Kernels
• 'You do what you have to do' to when it comes to gas prices
• Kenya's Mutai wins Boston in record 2:03:02
• Home’s demolition splits Janesville Historic Commission
• Builder outlook falls ahead of spring season
• Poll: Students optimistic despite money doubts
• Conway gets emotional first victory
• Canucks close in on sweep of Blackhawks
• Brewers swept by Nationals in doubleheader
• Paul leads Hornets to upset of Lakers
• Johnson triumphs by a foot
• Numerous factors contributed to Janesville school budget crisis
• Espinosa, Rodriguez hit 3-run homers in Nats win
• Democratic congressional candidate thinks Medicare plan could hurt Ryan
• State’s budget problems prompt concerns for jobs program
• Bonds conviction on obstruction: Will it stand?
• NBA playoffs tip off
• Do public employees get a better deal? It depends
• Rose, Bulls rally past Pacers 104-99 in opener
• Trump card
• The parental factor
• Surprise loan to help fund 127 Darien jobs
• Termites are nothing new for Janesville residents
• Janesville School Board to consider combining schools
• Father of shooting victim gets three years in prison for Edgerton bank robbery
• Bradford Township farm family up to its ears in lambs
• President: Whitewater Aquatic Center costs have dramatically decreased
• NBA playoffs mean fewer whistles
• Matt Kenseth puts little stock in momentum
• LaRoche drives in game-winner in 4-3 Nats' win
• Consumers feel the pinch of pricier gas and food
• Con: U.S. can’t afford to scrap nuclear power
• Pro: We must develop rigid safety standards first
• Hopeful signs may buoy nation’s free press
• Reported cases of chlamydia jump 32% in Rock County
• Fundraising group unveils plan to help Janesville Schools
• Janesville business ordered to repay 401(k) cash
• Rock County 4-H Fair and AirFest coincide this year
• Afghan peace focus of talk
• Janesville Parker Vikings tennis make strides
• Beloit development designation renewed
• Janesville Craig soccer downs Memorial
• Wisconsin humorist to amuse garden club
• Beloit Snapper winning streak ends at five
• Brodhead man dies in tractor crash
• Mother’s cancer diagnosis spurs teen’s plan for fundraiser
• Janesville Parker golfers lean on experience
• Evansville adds new tool to drug collection arsenal
• Bucks take step back by missing playoffs
• Bulls: Come and get us
• Scientists: Controllers need naps on the job
• Kelly has had it with injuries
• Spring games suddenly are ‘must-see’ television
• Wolf pitches Brewers past Pirates in 4-1 victory
• The grand compromise
• Boston baby: Ryan set for Beantown marathon
• State budget cuts roll downhill
• Beloit Snappers run winning streak to five games
• Janesville Parker softabll falls in eighth, Craig wins
• Dems plan unofficial state budget hearing
• Williams Bay School Board approves layoffs
• Warhawks ride pitching in sweep
• Sheriff's office, police department dole out awards
• Janesville Craig golf on upswing
• Downtown business owners weigh historic district changes
• Thrashed by an olive branch
• Analysis: Obama tiptoes on proposed tax hikes
• Search on for Brewers shortstops
• Zambrano stars with arm, bat
• Badgers roll out new batch of offensive linemen
• Marcum takes some off fastball to stop Pirates in their tracks
• Final salute from Redd?
• Eichorst hits Miami
• No call to action
• CARE House sees rise in abuse cases
• City councilmen say their goodbyes
• Janesville councilman questions farmland leases
• Evansville merges energy fair, Art Crawl
• Janesville Parker Vikings run past Cards in opener, Craig falls
• Fast start sparks Janesville Parker baseball
• Milton students off to democracy seminar
• Message received: Cougars rout Spartans
• Janesville Craig tennis wins Big Eight opener, Parker loses
• Janesville Craig track in control against Sun Prairie
• Recount confirms Geneva supervisor's victory
• Beloit Snappers blank Clinton
• Elkhorn shuts out Janesville Parker soccer
• Area organizations seeking volunteers
• Ryan to be guest speaker at Janesville Hall ceremony
• Treyton's Field of Dreams surging in Whitewater
• Teachers, Janesville School Board confront major layoffs
• Partners in Prevention honors Community Champions
• Greinke gets his pitches, but indoors
• Redd likely saying goodbye to Bucks
• Spending cuts bill hits defense and foreign aid
• Hamilton breaks arm on ‘stupid’ play
• Survey shows uptick in hiring
• Milton pool plan likely on hold
• Janesville police supervisors to form union
• Committee appointee is no slam-dunk
• New administration to handle town hall debate
• Janesville Craig Cougars earn first victory
• Numbers hold steady in Delavan recount
• Verona’s big inning tops Janesville Parker
• Brodhead police identify man found in Sugar River
• Janesville Craig wins Icebreaker title
• Police still searching for Delavan liquor store robber
• Lake Geneva man involved in crash
• Janesville company on the cutting edge of micro machining
• Beloit Snappers win home opener
• Chlamydia cases on the rise in Rock County
• Gas drilling's promise, perils rile townsfolk
• Brewers keep both backup catchers
• Bucks beat Raptors; home finale for Redd?
• WNBA draft: As expected, Minnesota takes Moore No. 1
• Badgers hire Stanford assistant
• Ten people indicted in point-fixing scheme
• The grand repositioning
• Ryan’s budget: Pain—followed by more pain
• Fewer Latinos attend preschool
• Jets’ season ends in St. Louis
• Stricker overcomes poor start
• Pointers rebound, sweep Warhawks
• Some teachers docked pay for February absences
• Milton survey says: 'Yes, no, maybe' to new pool
• Kenseth runaway serves as killjoy to a cool night
• Strength + conditioning = fewer injuries for Brodhead students
• Analysis: GOP gets its turn on Medicare hot seat
• Power never loses lead
• Snappers top Bandits with late comeback
• McIlroy’s struggles ignited Sunday’s drama at Augusta
• Schwartzel wins Masters with four straight birdies
• McGehee's pinch-hit homer lifts Brewers over Cubs
• Equation for success: Schieve's work ethic paid off
• Overtime win sends Jets to Game 5
• Pupils feel pinch of poverty
• Parker baseball sweeps Pulaski
• Craig boys tennis takes second in quad
• Man found dead in the Sugar River
• Ban on texting yields few tickets
• Snappers fall to Quad Cities
• Demos ties Whitewater school record
• ‘Big Give’ helps ECHO, Salvation Army with cash, food
• Gooden gets triple-double, Bucks beat Cavs 108-101
• Kenseth ends 76-race drought with Texas win
• Analysis: So much for change coming to Washington
• Brewers' Fielder has 4 RBIs to top Cubs
• Lend me your tired, your poor, your yuan
• Yearning for the mainstream
• Disc golf friends group forms
• Man in custody after vehicle pursuit on Interstate 90/39
• New evidence forces child porn case delay for former Wisconsin Civil Air Patrol officer
• State grants could plug Janesville School District budget hole
• Edison Middle School students creating massive, Rube Goldberg-type machine
• Potential buyer says condotel owners saved Lake Lawn Resort
• Town of Delavan chair position comes down to recount
• Janesville police dogs sniff lockers at Franklin Middle School
• Anglers sink into spring fishing
• Edgerton's Wanless announces retirement
• Jets fall in Game 3
• Manny Ramirez retires rather than face drug ban
• Tiger burning brightly at Masters again
• Wisconsin high court race yields mixed results
• Boeing 737s around the world face new scrutiny
• Pro: Burying our heads in the sand will encourage new attacks
• Con: Hearings provide an excuse for more Muslim bashing
• School wars over religion heating up (again)
• Baker, Soto homer, Cubs beat Brewers 7-4
• Elkhorn man gets maximum term in nine-year-old's death
• Milton chooses new schools superintendent
• Milton OKs police chief contract
• Evansville, Union leaders talk sharing of services
• Wagner, Rusch among inductees
• Evansville to vote on student home sale
• Janesville Parker rolls past Madison West, Craig loses
• Bartender prosecution plan losing momentum
• Janesville Parker, Craig collect victories
• Canvassers meeting draws crowd
• Sewer backup at Wilson School remains a mystery
• Back home: Jets look for NAHL series lead
• District fundraiser gets first donation
• Janesville Cougars see errors of their ways, Parker wins
• Wisconsin court challenger raising recount dollars
• Terror suspects held weeks in secret
• New faces in Augusta
• Poll: Few confident US ready for nuclear emergency
• Vote-counting error rocks Wisconsin court race
• Cubs prepare for weekend visit to Miller Park
• Cuts with consequences
• Ryan’s leap
• Morgan stars as Brewers beat Braves 4-2
• Janesville School Board votes to cut teachers
• Fundraiser meeting draws 70 people
• Judge denies motions to block Bloomfield incorporation
• Janesville bar owner cancels Girls Gone Wild event
• McLinn leaving Milton City Council
• Winner of Footville Village Board race determined by pulling name out of basket
• Janesville golf courses plan grand reopening
• Beloit Snappers plan season-long celebration
• Beloit man killed during chase after Monroe robbery
• Janesville Craig to rely on singles
• Police: Girl gave prescription pill to classmate
• Prison ordered in UW-Whitewater robbery
• Man enters guilty plea in texting case
• Local fishing program focusing on the basics
• Dairy opponents question panels
• The shutdown shuffle is the latest craze
• Bucks win and lose
• Iowa back on UW schedule in ’13
• Stricker optimistic entering Masters
• Japan disaster complicates moves to clean energy
• Estrada fills in nicely
• Rethinking education reform
• Wis. voters send governor strong, angry message
• Late rally lifts Janesville Parker past East, Craig falls
• Verona holds off Janesville Craig
• Janesville Parker sweeps Fort Atkinson
• Suspect killed in Monroe robbery
• Middleton rolls against Janesville Parker tennis
• Emails, names hacked in 'largest breach ever'
• Janesville Parker soccer shut out
• Cards shut down Janesville Parker Vikings
• Thousands in Rock County owed millions of dollars
• "Girls Gone Wild" may be planning Janesville visit
• Aggies top Irish for title
• Cubs’ Russell comes through when it counts
• Mickelson favorite to win at Augusta
• Spring election sees voters go to polls in huge numbers
• Incumbents hold on to Janesville School Board posts
• Newcomers earn Janesville City Council seats
• Incumbent, former member earn Delavan City Council seats
• Two new faces join Clinton School Board
• Incumbents fall on Parkview School Board
• Voters split on Genoa City referendums
• Three elected to Edgerton School Board
• Voters reject funds to repair Reek school
• Delavan board chair decided by 3 votes
• Rasmussen joins incumbents on Evansville School Board
• Milton voters choose Westrick, Cruzan
• Newcomers make statement on Milton City Council
• McIntyre loses Edgerton seat, then wins one back
• Schools face cliff as education money dries up
• Jacobson retains post on Evansville council
• Magic survive poor shooting to down Bucks, 78-72
• Janesville Cougars soccer has wealth of talent, experience
• Janesville School District considers three new charter schools
• Former Lake Lawn Resort workers hoping to be rehired
• Another principal leaving Janesville School District
• Water utility sees usage dropping
• A salute for support: Soldier nominates firm for Patriot Award
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race could come down to turnout
• Gitmo: The prison that keeps causing trouble
• Cubs’ Wells delivers solid effort
• Smart staying at VCU after Final Four run
• ‘Intervention’ helped save A&M’s season
• UConn wins third national title
• Cornered by Obama
• Calorie-count rule a good start
• Prado, Uggla rally Braves to beat Brewers 2-1
• Appeals court overturns Cook Creek decision
• Milton plans forums on city budget issues
• Discrimination cases slated for arbitration hearings Tuesday
• Knutson leads way for young Janesville Parker Vikings
• It's time to tackle the herb nobody likes: Garlic mustard
• Vote turnout could hit 30 percent Tuesday
• Medical marijuana users fight for gun rights
• Pirates rally past Cubs
• Harvick makes late charge to win at Martinsville
• Rare sight in title game: Stars who stuck around
• Defense sparks Texas A&M
• Notre Dame upsets UConn
• Lewis’ first title a major
• Reds complete opening sweep of Brewers
• Volatile political climate doesn't keep challengers from seeking political office
• Elkhorn upgrading water facilities
• Brodhead bowling fundraiser aims to help family devastated by accident
• Teen club to open Friday in Janesville
• Milton, Fort Atkinson win twice
• Japan's dim capital faces further power crunch
• Jennings lifts Bucks over 76ers in OT
• Reds top Brewers
• UConn beats Kentucky, advances to NCAA title game
• Mack leads Butler back to national title game
• A killer under the sun
• It’s the women, stupid
• Evansville refutes land grab claim
• Incumbent, council veteran face off in Evansville race
• Four running for three seats on East Troy Village Board
• Beloit woodworker carving out niche for herself, businesses
• Janesville teachers pledge support for community fund drive to help schools
• Grandma’s call nets Elkhorn man prison time for stolen pot plants
• Janesville School Board to vote on teacher layoff notices Wednesday
• Searches by dogs yield no drugs at Janesville middle schools
• Craig baseball team flexes muscles
• Auto sales up with economy, but buyers downsize
• Granger leads Pacers in 89-88 win over Bucks
• Con: Brotherhood poses no threat
• Pro: Brotherhood’s goals are incompatible with long-term democracy for Egypt
• Offensive views need airing so they can be better rebutted
• Janesville School District officials provide details on cutbacks at meeting
• Five face off for three seats on Edgerton City Council
• Four in race to fill two city Delavan City Council seats
• Four candidates running for Williams Bay School Board
• Five candidates in running for Fontana Village Board
• Six candidates running for three seats on Footville Village Board
• Genoa City Village president challenged
• Janesville Parker Vikings seek to make advances
• Evansville City Council OKs union deal
• Janesville Parker gains sweep in opener
• Janesville Craig looks to defend title
• Dynamite found during digging
• Janesville Jets grounded in opener
• Last defendant in burglaries pleads guilty, sent to jail
• Jail ordered in identity theft case
• Artists sought for Tallman Arts Festival
• Job fairs offered in coming weeks
• Gardeners beware: Organic not as simple as you may think
• Rally to help finance court case against farm
• Arms race favors Janesville Parker
• Stricker is in the hunt in Houston
• Prediction: This time, Butler does it
• Cubs going nowhere; Sox are up in the air
• Ouch, even if it’s only the opener
• Japan utility ordered to review radiation figures
• Syria’s ‘reformer’
• In the search of the Obama Doctrine
• Hernandez's HR leads Reds over Brewers 7-6
• Walk out on Walker has Janesville City Council sparring
• Janesville Craig baseball to rely on seniors
• Group releases health ratings
• Janesville Jets hit the road
• Four vie for three seats on Edgerton School Board
• Janesville School Board member considers quitting
• Janesville Parker softball opens with loss
• Possible new owner gets deal from city on Lake Lawn resort
• School funding needs to change, leaders say
• Military funeral honors program provides final goodbye to veteran
• Union asks automakers to 'keep Janesville in mind'
• Radiation slows recovery of dead near Japan plant
• Marquette Golden Eagles coach signs extension
• Returnees bolster Bucks
• Brewers correct in going for it
• Reds, Brewers will add winter gloves along with fielding and batting gloves today
• Brewers confident with Yovani on the mound
• A Latino middle-class challenge
• Williams Bay's Steve and Judy Guy work tirelessly to ensure no one goes hungry
• Nancy Russell works harder than ever during retirement
• Dorothy Gunderson is full of pride for Edgerton
• Kay Deupree finds ways to help Janesville grow
• Steve Culbertson helps Evansville from the classroom to Main Street
• Janesville's George Farrell makes sure the fairways are open for young golfers
• Janesville teacher Deri Wahlert makes an impact beyond the classroom
• Footville's Phil Johnson recognizes a need, fills it
• Welcoming audience greets governor in banquet hall
• City of Whitewater waives penalty for chief
• Will Janesville School Board tap reserves?
• Rock County 5.0 looks to continue business plan contest
• Beloit gains designation as development zone
• Film documents MLK assassination
• Sensibility key for two candidates in Whitewater City Council race
• Three face felonies in pain pill probe
• Drescher, Delavan to discuss Lake Lawn purchase details
• Hundreds turn out to demonstrate against Walker
• State’s elite: Cesarz repeats as first-teamer
• Frank Guske Jr. stays busy helping the residents of Walworth County
• Brodhead's Peggy Olsen helps students win on the field and in the classroom
• Milton's Mark and Lori Warren juggle business and volunteering
• Edgerton's Lois Corwin, Friends of Noah give rescued pets a second chance
• UW-Whitewater's Miguel Aranda stands up for Hispanic education
• Raejene Schlenke and Love INC blanket the area with church ministries
• Beloit's John Wong helps kids around the world and close to home
• Janesville students impress with state testing scores
• Committee proposes more school budget cuts
• Candidates differ on closing school in Parkview district
• Geneva town hall reconstruction halted
• Elkhorn ponders emailing utility bills
• One running against incumbent in Lake Geneva City Council race
• Janesville police seek south side robber
• Police: Man not a suspect in burglaries
• Janesville youth wrestlers compete at state tournament
• Police seek missing 15-year-old girl
• Keep sales signs off terraces
• City council: Farmers market won't get event fees waived
• Long blackouts pose risk to US reactors
• Marcum says he’s ready to pitch
• Martin replaces Pearl
• Stanford ends Gonzaga’s run
• Taylor 2nd-team All-American
• Butler, VCU follow George Mason’s lead
• Irish stun Lady Vols
• Victory eludes Bucks
• The African success of team China
• Janesville's Zac Fowler has a good time so others can enjoy life, too
• Jim Miller got UW-Whitewater athletics off and running
• Larry Barton flies high for Janesville
• Cindy Simonsen campaigns for disabled adults in Walworth County
• Mike Kolff is picture perfect at Beloit Turner
• Sarah Strunz reaches out to Orfordville through library, volunteering
• George Mroch gives wings to Walworth County Fair exhibit
• Ashley and Jeff Contreras make a difference for Delavan-Darien youth
• Jumping to conclusions
• It only seems as if Darien has more than one Darlene Henning
• Five head to Janesville Sports Hall of Fame
• Janesville to face first-place Bandits
• Two newcomers face three incumbents in Milton City Council race
• Court vote will gauge state's political mood
• Cullen announces he will support sunshine bill
• Blizzard costs estimated at $437,000 in Walworth County
• Local casket customizer sees rapid growth in niche industry
• Hamilton, Flood among All-Big Eight elite
• Nuclear industry touts safety of new reactors
• Griner too much for UWGB
• Almonte appears safe
• Harvick runs down Johnson
• Brewers increase speed with Morgan
• NCAA dance crashers
• Kentucky returns
• VCU stuns Kansas
• Questions remain about Bradford dairy proposal
• Janesville student finishes second in state spelling bee
• Rose rallies Bulls for 95-87 win over Bucks
• New London wins WIAA Division 2 championship
• Glendale Nicolet wins WIAA Division 1 title
• Educated, but for what?
• Battle between Snow-White and Rose-Red
• 'Brain waste' thwarts immigrants' career dreams
• Butler back in Final Four, beats Florida in OT
• UConn earns Final Four bid, edges Arizona 65-63
• Gallardo sharp in opening-day prep for Brewers
• First test for Janesville event fee waiver policy
• Blizzard costs estimated at $437,000 in Walworth County
• Former board member takes on Darien Village Board president
• Five compete for three Clinton Village Board seats
• Janesville School Board finance committee to reopen discussion on school closure, athletics fees
• Military funeral honors program provides final goodbye to veteran
• Local investors, Anchor Bank strike deal for Lake Lawn Resort
• New London ends Milton's season
• Janesville skips past Michigan
• FAA orders new procedures for controllers
• Wisconsin union law published despite court order
• Jennings scores 37, Bucks hand Knicks another loss
• Middleton girls knock off defending champs in semi
• Marquette falters again on NCAA tournament stage
• WIAA girls basketball
• Shariah hysteria: unwarranted, unconstitutional
• Con: Congressional declaration of war unnecessary
• Pro: Air strikes violate the constitutional authority of Congress to declare war
• WIAA girls basketball
• We must fight for beliefs but also respect institution
• Janesville revaluation set for June
• Business is booming for Janesville bus company
• Appeals court reverses Edgerton foreclosure
• Elkhorn School Board candidates eager to serve, shape district
• Pair vie for Lake Geneva council
• Four enter fray for three seats on Darien board
• Group to make last offer on Lake Lawn Resort
• Mercy awaits decision on Illinois hospital
• Milton coffee shop finds new home in old church
• Milton falls to New London
• Milton fades in girls Division 2 state semifinal
• Brewers get Mitre from Yankees for Dickerson
• Fighting's effect on Libya civilians remains murky
• Altoona advances to WIAA Division 3 title game
• Cold-shooting Wisconsin can’t stay with Butler
• Arizona ousts Duke, other scores
• Dangerous breach suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Regis tips Westby in OT
• Hart, Lucroy likely won’t be ready
• Nicolet, Eau Claire North complete Division 1 field
• For Marquette coach, it’s been a long journey
• No denying Milton Red Hawks
• The power of a cow
• The professor’s war
• A day in the life of Joe, the independent voter
• Rock County suicides nearly double
• Jail officials say proposal to limit daily meals for inmates would be ignored
• Another title within Stair’s reach
• Delavan waiting for Lake Lawn Resort deal
• Cesarz again leads way on honor team
• Eight in the running for Janesville City Council
• Crayton named Athlete of the Year
• Two face incumbent for two Milton School Board seats
• Icy roads, crashes reported Wednesday
• Janesville video store robbed
• Storefront recording studio brings soul to downtown Edgerton
• Family ties: Blumer adds to sister’s success
• Glad to be unhappy
• Gulf probe: Blowout preventer was flawed
• Bucks fall against Kings
• Weather delays Division 1 games
• Auriemma says he’ll ask UConn not to bid on NCAA
• Badgers relying on duo
• Welcome back: Big political challenges greet Obama
• Food fight over English-only
• State tourism grant supports Wisconsin Aviation Academy events
• UW-Whitewater faculty walking 43 miles to deliver message to Capitol
• Middleton slips past Franklin
• Four running for three Evansville School Board seats
• Pair face off for Brodhead City Council
• Brodhead School Board has 3 open seats
• Four seek Albany School Board seats
• Rock River to reach minor flood stage
• Brodhead’s Panoske honorable mention
• Obama rules out 'land invasion' in Libya
• Email to Wis. gov. initially favored union rights
• Six vie for three Janesville School Board seats
• NCAA bracket powered by force of disrespect
• Japan disaster set to be world's costliest
• Ritchie, Phoenix defeat Spartans
• NFL moving kickoffs to 35
• Rams relishing role as tourney surprise
• Estrada makes pitch for No. 5 spot
• Badgers may be the least recognizable of the four teams in their regional
• Jesperson honored as top player
• Krzyzewski close to making history
• Burks helps Colorado advance to semifinals
• Controversy surrounds Walker dinner visit
• Janesville School Board candidates differ on referendum
• Library hosting edible book challenge
• New London coach hopes focus on Milton
• ‘Take Me Fishing’ events scheduled for April
• Four seeking Orfordville trustee positions
• Jets clinch berth in playoffs
• Toddler strangled by blinds cord
• Wrist-wrestler uses his head, too
• Pivots cut from Rock Prairie Dairy plan
• Business visionaries work to draw attention to Afton
• Citizen Adviory Committee on Assessing expected to help Janesville revaluation process
• Gadhafi messed it all up (for us)!
• Japan fuel demand to surge amid nuclear crisis
• Milton selling state tourney tickets
• Japan quake serves as reminder for Californians
• Tennessee fires Pearl
• Despite rain, Gallardo gets in some work
• Big Ten hockey closer to reality
• Inside matchup big key for UW-Green Bay
• Lady Vols hold on
• Stone’s run over
• Butler an underdog no longer
• The multilateral trade-off
• Positive news for Evansville is exception, not rule, for state
• Disaster exposes America’s racial wounds
• Church hopes to expand faith, improve health
• Elkhorn candidates say they can help city
• Elkhorn incumbent accused of missing too many meetings
• Hilliard IV No. 1 player in state
• Six candidates vie for Sharon Village Board
• Pitching in to rebuild a softball field
• WIAA boys basketball
• WIAA girls basketball
• Bracket busters, top seeds all part of round of 16
• Gas, food prices double whammy for rural families
• Busch escapes payback
• Illinois State ends Wisconsin women’s season
• UWGB’s practice makes perfect
• Arizona drills Texas late
• Backup systems: UW survives Taylor’s off night
• Bucks making playoff push
• Marquette beats Syracuse to reach Sweet 16
• Health care overhaul taking root in divided nation
• Growing Hispanic population expected to continue
• Dynamic dean broke the mold at UW-Rock County
• Milton heads to state
• Edgerton suffers second-half collapse
• In teaching, why not the best
• Apocalypse then
• Why reforms in budgeting are needed
• Wisconsin advances with 70-65 win over K-State
• Janesville teachers union says 'no' to concessions but offers help in other ways
• More Janesville teacher cuts detailed
• Milton School District reaches labor deal
• Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch meets with Rock County business leaders
• Bradford takes first step toward manure-spreading regulation
• Brodhead School Board plans legislative forum
• Despite competition, Janesville video rental store still kicking
• Craig goes cold and falls to Franklin
• Edgerton suffers second-half collapse
• Merrill all in favor of new state format
• Japanese search the rubble for dead before cleanup
• Wigginton, Paulsen lead Rockies past Brewers 9-7
• Badgers get confidence back with opening win
• Delfino hits 8 3s, Bucks beat Nets 110-95
• Pro: High-speed rail essential to winning America’s future
• Con: Rail boondoggle should be permanently side-tracked
• Red Cross seeks disaster volunteers
• Job fair set for Evansville plant
• Optimism bubbling for Lake Lawn deal in Delavan
• Tobacco-free issue resurfaces at UW-W
• Late charge ignites Red Hawks
• Boy accused in bomb threat released
• Support crew digs in for Tide
• Town to talk pivot permit
• East Troy tumbles
• Group to hold anti-war vigil
• Middleton girls advance with win
• Two rescued after falling through ice
• Cougars advance to sectional finals with narrow win over Vikings
• Evansville-area farm wives discuss life on the farm for local history project
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• Marcum's shoulder another sore spot
• Wisconsin's long-range game grounds Belmont 72-58
• Japan official: Disasters overwhelmed government
• Journalism and deception
• Empty lockbox it remains
• Governor announces $750,000 for Stoughton Trailers in Evansville
• School worker opens checkbook for district
• Edgerton youths taking part in 30-hour-famine project
• Panel names interim chief
• Season's last snowmobile race this weekend in Lake Geneva
• Shooting suspect reaches plea deal
• Boy charged with felony in school bomb threat
• Elkhorn plan aims to ensure accuracy of utility meters
• Boys tournament begins Thursday
• Man pleads guilty to felony theft
• Peterson is top Warriors reserve
• Woman gets year in robbery trial
• Large crowd gathers for soldier's return
• Lake Lawn Resort offer at $9.3 million
• Lakeside, Belmont have similar MOs
• In government we trust?
• Government is clearly still not transparent enough
• Bradley ejected, Brewers beat M's 5-4
• Bogut-less Bucks fall in overtime to Magic
• Zanstrow sparks UW women
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactor
• Poor caught in a culture war
• Janesville School Board makes an offer that could save district $3.5 million per year
• UW-W faculty takes stand over repair bill
• Milton schools pondering union deal
• Kikkoman raising money for Japan relief
• Hamilton denies Beloit
• Proposed budget includes $35 million for UW-W projects
• Parkview teachers accept concessions
• Rock County 5.0 video highlights logistics industryGa
• Parker’s Knutson honored
• Escaped convict caught in Omaha
• Spartans earn 8th straight trip to state tournament
• Kiwanis group names 'Truck on Ice' winners
• Spring is the season for patching potholes
• Japan crisis could slow US nuclear industry
• Defending the 3
• Rogers sent for minor tune-up
• Titletown: Phoenix want another trophy
• Johnson, Hawks rout Bucks
• Baker captures Iditarod
• Swept away
• Milton selects new police chief
• Janesville School Board candidates talk budget problems
• Janesville City Council looks at toughening snow emergency penalties
• Janesville School Board to try again on teacher contracts
• Edgerton reaches teacher contract
• Elkhorn ponders spending cuts
• Police chase two suspects, catch one
• Nighthawks, Gladiators all about fun
• Grant restores Tallman doors
• Janesville Bluebirds’ Lindgren honored
• Delavan split on Walker's image
• Officers visit children to foster positive relationships through new book
• Keynote at Forward Janesville Annual Dinner may attract crowds
• Teachers union will move forward with members in lead
• Watching uproar over Wisconsin protests, it’s time to remember how unions make our lives better
• Do we overpay public employees?
• Obama's team seeks new ways to fire up his base
• Connecticut women chasing third consecutive NCAA championship
• Bruesewitz likely won’t be ready
• Brewers’ injuries continue piling up
• Advance tickets available for Craig vs. Parker girls
• The paradox of Bob Gates
• A little Brazil envy
• Union supporters hold rally at Rock County Courthouse
• Walworth County TIF losses add to pain
• Plans are underway to pull Janesville's "Truck on Ice" from the water
• Cutbacks will slow farmland preservation
• Japan's blasts cast doubt on nuclear renaissance
• Wisconsin unions rush to get deals in place
• Welty Environmental Center volunteers share wonders of nature
• Stingy Celtics stifle Bucks in Boston
• Protesters gather at Rock County Courthouse
• Buckeyes NCAA's top seed
• Tide of 1,000 bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• Janesville schools face a very different future
• Virtual library: E-books mean no checkout, no fines
• Committee seeking nominees for leadership awards
• Klawitter notches No. 500 in Parker regional title victory
• Lake Geneva canopy tour business hopes to take flight
• Jets win a shootout
• Edgerton, Lakeside, East Troy sectional berths
• Craig girls survive shaky performance
• Beloit, Madison Memorial boys reach super sectionals
• Delavan-Darien jolts Union Grove; Milton girls advance
• Lakeside boys earn first trip to state
• Japan races to avert multiple nuclear meltdowns
• Wisconsin labor protesters say next fight at the polls
• Let me call him sweetheart
• A hold-your-nose immigration fix
• Monitoring bracelets get GPS upgrade
• Quake hits close to home
• WIAA boys basketball tournaments
• WIAA girls basketball tournaments
• I-90/39 expansion lives ... for now
• Shoveling policy being studied again
• Adams Elementary School principal to retire
• Center for teen girls enjoying new location in Walworth
• Setting the stage: Woman redefines homes to inspire sales
• Wisconsin labor protesters say they're not backing down
• Milton girls advance
• Craig manages to get past Mukwonago
• Parker rips Beloit in girls regional final
• Stoughton girls earn another shot at Milton; Delavan-Darien advances
• Edgerton escapes Clinton's upset bid; Brodhead, Lakeside advance
• Explosion at Japan nuke plant, disaster toll rises
• Ugh! Battle, Penn St beat No. 13 Wisconsin 36-33
• WIAA boys basketball
• WIAA girls basketball
• Pro: It’s time to unlock America’s oil resources
• Con: ‘Drill Baby Drill’ is a shrill, mistaken strategy
• Vote seems to pull people together for more protests
• Putting public pension plans in plain English
• Teachers to stay at work, renew recall effort
• Convenience among factors in Evansville population increase
• Stoughton Trailers to reopen Evansville plant
• Poverty indicator creeps up for public school students
• Janesville City Council candidates debate letter supporting collective bargaining
• Craig boys hope to use finish to mold future success
• Brodhead teachers to help pay benefits
• Bradford is next for Beloit Memorial
• Registrations being taken for cheerleading programs
• Quake brings modern Tokyo to a standstill
• Stoughton, Waunakee advance
• Whitewater Police Commission delays naming interim chief
• Madison Memorial breezes
• Gov. Walker says support will grow for new law
• Amateur engineers get on track
• Lakeside boys turn over Clinton
• Thousands roam Tokyo streets, stations after quake
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Airfares are going up, and not just because of oil
• Rhetoric rises, clock ticks down on NFL talks
• WIAA boys basketball
• Obama’s Social Security hoax
• The truth about Muslims in America
• Home-court advantage
• Janesville Chicks with Scissors Scrapbook and Stamp Group
• Wisconsin defeat could help launch counterattack on GOP
• Dairy permit OK'd
• Synthetic pot seized from Janesville business
• Genencor plans expansion project
• Man guilty of misdemeanor in shooting of ex-wife's cats
• Ex-FFA alumni treasurer charged with theft
• Official has economic optimism
• Parkview begins planning for increased deficit
• Can Elkhorn swimming pool stay afloat?
• Rock County Sheriff's Office investigating string of home burglaries
• Evansville OKs pair of police contracts
• Milton’s Eide would love to finish basketball career with a state title
• Agriculture education helps high schoolers find a preferred profession
• Walker’s war on workers: Whatever it takes
• Police remove protesters from Wisconsin Capitol
• Protesters flood Wis. Capitol over anti-union vote
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• Carimi has own draft list
• Bucks go back-to-back
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Marquette puts foot on NCAA dance floor
• Facing America’s changes—together
• Restore Recycling in state budget
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Milton narrows superintendent field to two
• Whitewater police chief might have to pay to resign post
• Pancakes and fellowship: It's a match made in heaven on Shrove Tuesday
• Parker’s Shepler to play at Clarke University
• Shoplifters get a case of heartburn
• Milton man guilty in dog shooting
• Clinton topples Turner, other scores
• 'Dudes for Diapers' help absorb baby care costs
• Trinity Academy gets past Williams Bay, other scores
• Mukwonago rolls: Craig up next, other scores
• Milton woman arrested for driveway burn
• Single-vehicle crash kills 3
• Plant these items on your to-do list to cultivate your need to garden
• Whitewater Whippets defeat Panthers, other scores
• Protests, tension at Janesville School Board
• Space shuttle Discovery lands, ends flying career
• Walker floats union compromise, but no deal yet
• Senate to vote on rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• Howard leads Butler to Horizon title
• Greinke likely to start on DL
• Jennings, Bucks rout Wizards
• Tressel spun web of lies, deception
• Marquette rolls, boosts NCAA hopes
• WIAA girls basketball
• Embattled governor says, ‘look over there!’
• Teachers union says re-opening agreement would pose too high a risk
• Craig, Clinton selling tournament tickets
• Local lawmen to cut back shifts at Capitol
• Charter school enrollment in Whitewater nears capacity
• Craig boys provide a good lesson
• Jury decision expected today in case of dog shot with arrow
• Tipoff time: Girls tourney also has new look
• Blackhawk Tech decides against land buy
• Cause of fatal crash remains unknown
• School cuts in Edgerton are 'going to hurt'
• Gov. Walker's budget goes far beyond just unions
• Junior Fury set to state its case
• Candidates face school budget crisis
• Three killed in Beloit car crash
• Rock County Health Department advises spring well testing
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Loe delivers yet again
• NCAA committee ready for long, intense week
• Badger duo makes history
• A blow to religious freedom in Pakistan
• Gov. Walker rebuffs Democrats' request for meeting
• Tough times for teen jobseekers
• Budget would shift services
• Walworth County departments make do as economy struggles
• Bradford Town Board could vote on permit for farm
• Records show at least 45 sex offenders live in state nursing homes
• Rodney Katz recalled for his contributions to Boy Scout Troop 595
• School board candidate forum set for Monday night
• Janet Kassel recognized for introducing music, performance to youth
• Beloit Superintendent of Schools offered different job
• Janesville Police plan SWAT training
• USS Monterey deploys for European missile defense
• Wisconsin Senate Democratic leader asks Walker to meet
• Brewers lose split-squad games Sunday
• 'Gift' lifts Carl Edwards in Vegas
• Sabbatini holds on for victory
• Discovery leaves space station for the last time
• Celtics turn back Bucks
• Diebler's barrage lifts No. 1 Buckeyes, 93-65
• Supporters of Wisconsin anti-union bill hold rally
• Patrols hope to halt drug flow
• Janesville superintendent’s list of cutbacks could help save jobs
• 21st century lunches not what parents might remember
• WIAA boys basketball
• Parker boys give Beloit a scare
• Craig High boys dazzle eighth-ranked Burlington
• Milton, Elkhorn finish sixth, seven in team gymnastics
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• Anti-abortion plans pose dilemma for Republicans
• Seton Hall stuns Marquette 85-72
• Women’s health: The overlooked story
• Patiently not obsessing
• Washington Seminar heads to nation's capital for historic field research
• Veteran who injured cop given second chance in Treatment Court
• Partial Rock County 4-H Fair lineup released
• Delavan to debate bids to dredging lake
• Despite rise of Internet dating, Janesville singles group still thriving
• Milton School Board says 'No' to contract talks with teachers union
• Rock, Janesville law enforcement have no plans to arrest missing senator
• Whitewater women outed from D-III tournament
• Pohlman leads local gymnasts at state
• Phillips all-around champ for Elkhorn
• Parker girls have impressive finish
• Delavan-Darien tourney magic continues
• Craig girls lock up second place
• Top-ranked Union Grove rips Delavan-Darien; Burlington trips Badger
• Clinton advances to regional boys final
• Rulevicius gives Jets a boost
• East Troy loses overtime heartbreaker
• Jets earn victory
• Obama calls for common ground on budget
• WIAA state team wrestling
• WIAA hockey
• Latest scores
• WIAA boys basketball
• First Amendment also protects harsh critics of funeral protests
• Pro: It’s time to end rigged system
• Con: Union protests are America’s Cairo moment
• Gov. Walker tells unions state will lay off workers
• Research begins for 2012 school closing in Janesville
• Changes for charter schools considered
• Research grant to aid UW-W cancer study
• Stateline Derby Divas pass down skating skills
• Parker teacher, student win Herb Kohl awards
• Local tax credits for development will stay in place
• Fort closes out Monona Grove
• Garden symposium to plant seeds of ideas
• East Troy gets in parting shot
• Special patrol nets marijuana Monday
• Alf, Willison part of Milton gymnastics squad
• Marijuana found during search
• Regez event set Saturday
• Parker, Craig bowlers head to state
• Mauermann sets Jets' record
• Little-known Janesville business is busy as a bee
• Milton girls clinch conference title
• Heroin discovered by bus company cleaning crew
• Shoppers show strength in February; gas hikes loom
• Wis. governor warns of layoffs, talks to Democrats
• Badgers stumble in tourney opener
• Brewer pitcher shrugs off second-inning shelling
• Hawk returns to nest
• Taylor scores 39 in victory
• WIAA state hockey
• Latest scores
• From Baghdad to Benghazi
• Wisconsin stalemate could last for months
• Reopening contract would put members at risk, leader says
• Edgerton, Milton teachers want to talk
• Janesville gymnasts vault into state meet
• Milton native is new face of Janesville golf courses
• Interstate-expansion details fuzzy in governor's budget
• Lemirande returns home for weekend
• Despite cuts, many doubt recycling's demise
• Janesville Parker loses at buzzer
• Cuts likely to hit BTC staff
• Judge OKs fines in asbestos fire
• Greetings from the great Wisconsin toolshed
• Annual Rotary Gardens fundraiser helps students' creations take wing
• Jacobson’s next stop: Denver
• Wis. layoff notices coming Friday
• Anti-abortion groups adopt in-your-face tactics
• Wis. judge nearly orders protesters out of Capitol
• Marquette falls to Cincinnati
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• Warhawks’ Davis on WIAC first team
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• Janesville Craig advances
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• Residents offer money to help Janesville School District
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• AFL-CIO leader: Wisconsin fight energizing unions
• Beloit police notify neighbors of convicted sex offender release
• Republican says he expected Senate Democrats back
• Greinke erratic in debut
• Brewers looking for oasis in desert
• Jennings leads Bucks past Pistons
• Calif. AG latest to seek resumption of gay unions
• WIAA boys basketball tournaments
• Se habla Espanol?
• State Senator Tim Cullen wants to see details of state budget
• The table-scraps war
• Gov. Walker proposes deep cuts for schools
• Developers' input sought on possible policy changes
• Camping OK'd for Alpine Valley
• Tourney time: New-look format set to tip off
• Cullen works on deal for senators' return
• Blackshirts top Janesville Parker Vikings
• Milton schools, unions to discuss contracts
• Janesville Craig prevails vs. East
• Agreement reached on fire contract
• Edgerton’s streak snapped at 13, other scores
• Judge wants more info before sentencing
• Whitewater Warhawks receive NCAA bid
• Farm & Fleet to open Rockton store
• Snowmobile-crash victim still critical
• Archery club leader calls beginners 'the future of our sport'
• At 90, Jim Bovre continues to bowl three days a week
• Gov. Walker to reveal full state budget proposal
• Roadwork in downtown Beloit
• Bernanke: Lasting rise in oil prices pose a danger
• House taking up stopgap GOP spending bill
• Brewers closer John Axford is upbeat, accomodating and highly appreciative
• Surprised by freedom
• No laughing matter
• Craig, Parker seeded in Burlington Sectional
• Whitewater has two individual champions
• Warhawks fall in title game
• Janesville School District employees give their bosses a thumbs up in most areas
• Believers prepare as Easter approaches
• Advocates say cuts could hurt local efforts
• Session allows officers' families to better understand police work
• Gov. Walker urges runaway lawmakers to return
• Police let protesters stay night at Wis. Capitol
• Buckeyes dominate cold-shooting UW
• Eagles cruise past Friars
• Brewers’ boss proving he’s far from conventional
• Gordon’s skid ends at 66
• Donald overcomes elements, Kaymer
• Badgers finish 16-0 at Kohl Center
• Past medical testing on humans revealed
• Vickers puts blame on Kenseth
• Hall of Famer Snider dies at 84
• New Scrapbook Group in Janesville!!
• Protesters defy deadline to leave Wis. Capitol
• Faculty uneasy over plan to split UW
• Unemployment rate reflects many factors
• ’Official’ numbers don’t reflect all of unemployed
• Johnson brings title back to Milton
• Craig, Parker gymnasts send individuals to state
• Brewers' Axford still learning from Hoffman
• Deng leads Bulls past Bucks 83-75
• Rallies support fight against Wis. anti-union bill
• Obama: Government shutdown imperils economy
• Shattering voter stereotypes
• Administrators tentative on breaching their silence on repair bill
• Janesville City Council to address mounting debt
• Local owner's dog among top in the nation
• Janesville School Board member: Teachers, district, taxpayers should share pain
• Rep. Joe Knilans says he agonized over budget-repair bill vote
• Delavan could pick new adminstrator by March 15
• City of Janesville seeks committee volunteers
• Facts in short supply in debate over union bill
• Blues snap Jets' winning streak
• East staggers Memorial
• East Troy finishes undefeated in Rock Valley North
• Cesarz propels Delavan-Darien over Wilmot
• Milton girls control Mount Horeb
• Jets take care of Springfield
• Milton wrestlers qualify for state finals
• Bears sign Lovie Smith to 2-year extension
• As impasse continues, schools eye layoffs
• State and local budget cuts are slowing US economy
• WIAA state wrestling
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• For pro-democracy revolutions, democracy is not enough
• Layoff notices stun teachers
• Public workers prepare for strike, but experts disagree on lawfulness of action
• Beloit shrugs off pesky Parker late in game
• Legislators move to repeal mascots law
• Sun Prairie lives up to Miller's assessment
• Milton gymnasts qualify for state meet
• Oregon gets past Milton, other scores
• Janesville bus money appears safe
• Eversoll leads McFarland, other scores
• Memorial makes it eight straight in Big Eight, other scores
• Evansville OKs new contract
• Burlington completes Lakes run, other scores
• Town of Magnolia to spend up to $15,000 on case
• Illinois man charged with mushroom growing
• Lakeside Lutheran scores 93 points in victory
• Janesville school officials to review four elementary schools for closing
• Furseth falls in quarterfinals; Four Milton wrestlers advance to semis
• Rubicon: A river in Wisconsin
• Schools boost efforts to ID fake student addresses
• Packers decide to stand pat
• Marquette collects needed victory
• Roenicke comfortable with ‘win now’ approach
• Wis. Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
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• After dark rally attracts hundreds in Janesville
• WIAA state wrestling
• Earlier school layoff notices possible
• Janesville schools official wants to set example if bill passes
• Milton wrestlers looks to strike
• Special Olympics wins by a hair
• UW-Rock County men advance, women ousted
• United Way honors volunteers, businesses at annual meeting
• Home show building on revival of remodeling
• Whitewater Whippets hang on against Tide
• Janesville middle schooler expelled
• Furseth to put finishing touch on great prep career
• Cops set politics aside at protests
• Janesville high schoolers walk out in protest of budget cuts
• No apple for these teachers
• Nets send ex-Badger Harris to Jazz
• Zastrow sparks win
• Discount for foreclosed homes widened in 2010
• Freshman saves UW with desperation three-pointer
• Bucks serve as backdrops to Anthony, Knicks
• Janesville students stage budget protest
• No. 6 seed Superior upsets No. 3 Whitewater
• Janesville Parker Vikings roll past Spartans
• Janesville Craig Cougars control Regents
• School board meeting strained
• Second quarter sparks Comet win, other scores
• Madison La Follette rallies past West, other scores
• Whitewater Whippets survive Chiefs’ rally, other scores
• New law attempts to curtail tax hikes
• Sun Prairie ends Rock County Fury season
• Councilman Siedelmann recalled for longtime dedication to Delavan
• Warriors edge L-Cats
• Bradford Township studying pivot ban
• State health department reviews manure sprayers
• Crement leads Williams Bay to victory, Westosha loses
• Would eliminating union rights save local money?
• Autism support group helps parents, public
• Clinton wins at Brodhead, other scores
• Wis. Democrats filibuster to halt anti-union bill
• Report decries lack of paid parental leave in US
• Brewers' new ace Zack Greinke welcomes fresh start
• UConn won’t face postseason ban
• Bucks stop Timberwolves
• Knicks certain Anthony worth the price
• WIAA hockey
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• Edgerton earns 1st title, other scores
• Cullen sees way to end senators' hideout
• McCann leads Milton to win over Wilmot, Oregon falls
• Milton School District to expand child care
• Committee to redraw Janesville's ward lines
• Evansville Farmers Market looks to expand
• Residents hope to save Geneva Theater
• St. Paul’s tournament tips off Friday
• Judge named to Wisconsin Army National Guard Hall of Honor
• Birkebeiner tradition runs deep
• Teachers consider options, but events in Madison could determine choice
• Rock County road closes due to flooding
• The progression of pain
• Neither side budging in Wisconsin union fight
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 US counties are dying
• Nankivil, Bruesewitz held out of practice
• Carmelo saga over?
• Janesville teams host regional openers
• Genrich sets Warhawk swim mark
• Janesville School Board could OK union contract
• Town hall still debated in Geneva
• Evansville man injured in accident Saturday
• Demos breaks own hurdle mark
• Monroe man discusses induction into state bowling group's hall of fame
• Popularity of Zumba workout continues to grow
• Local collector gets caught up in mousetraps
• Trevor Bayne still in shock over Daytona 500 win
• Janesville School Board considers contracts
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• Purdue drops Ohio State
• Baddeley prevails to win at Riviera
• Nankivil, UW roll at home
• Barely 20, Cup rookie becomes youngest Daytona 500 winner
• West stars outshine East
• For compromise in Wis., 3 GOP senators are needed
• Spartans clinch share of title
• Janesville area teachers protest in Madison
• Capitol protests continue with tea party rally
• Janesville School Board sends letter to legislators about Walker plan
• Offender unhappy about mapping website
• Wis. gov holds his ground as protests continue
• Janesville school budget hole grows wider
• Furseth earns state berth
• Swimmers fall short of state goals
• Craig triumphs in Big Eight gymnastics
• Walker seizes chance to take on unions
• Minnesota, Wisconsin tie 3-3
• Marquette defeats Seton Hall 73-64
• Scientist finds Gulf bottom still oily, dead
• Gardens and guns
• Largest protest yet fails to sway Wis. lawmakers
• Allison Hokinson named YWCA executive director
• Public workers could pay thousands toward benefits under Walker plan
• Report: Rock County Drug Court doing well but could improve
• Milton narrows field to five for police chief post
• State employees decry loss of collective bargaining rights
• Muffins in Milton, mutual aid to Madison top local news
• Local opinion varies on governor's budget proposal
• Thousands of protesters surround Wisconsin Capitol
• Pro-labor protesters in Wis. aim to keep the peace
• Verona nips Craig
• Monroe clinches Badger South title; Red Hawks roll to nonconference win
• Fort's Evan Hill captures state swim title
• Beloit upsets Janesville in regional hockey
• Jets win in a shootout
• Offensive struggles doom Parker
• McFarland upsets East Troy, helps Edgerton clinch title tie
• Whippets pull away from Parkview
• Second-place Waterford trips Elkhorn; Badger upsets Union Grove
• NFL, union hold 1st session with federal mediator
• Minnesota beats Wisconsin 5-2
• House passes sweeping cuts to domestic programs
• Wis. rallies renew history of political activism
• Latest scores
• WIAA boys hockey
• Con: States must fix soaring budget deficits rather than rely on Uncle Sam
• Egypt’s first steps toward liberty remind us of our own
• Pro: Feds must help troubled states now or face worse problems ahead
• Fourth day of Wisconsin protests sees largest crowds
• School board: More cuts on the horizon
• Wisconsin lawmakers flee state to halt bill
• Craig's Furseth could face Muskego foe
• More shut-downs expected in area
• Were Walker's plans clear?
• Lack of scoring leads to Janesville Jets loss
• Where area lawmakers stand on the budget repair bill
• Brodhead gains share of Rock title, Monroe wins
• Union Grove stays perfect, clinches tie, other scores
• Janesville, two unions reach deal
• Clinton clinches tie for Rock title, other scores
• Janesville Parker team seeks record
• Motion denied in heroin overdose
• Rock County Fury advance
• Grant brings exercise equipment to Delavan-Darien High School
• Craig, Parker look for title
• Gartner, Jarnigo spark Lakeside victory
• East Troy boys clinch title tie
• Protests 'just the tip of the iceberg'
• When luggage, lateness matter as much as the fare
• Iowa high school senior refuses to wrestle girl at state tournament
• House slogs through $1.2 trillion spending bill
• Keselowski helps older brother make Daytona 500
• Bowl nets UW $94,000
• Wisconsin protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• WIAA girls hockey
• WIAA boys hockey
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• Obama’s Louis XV budget
• The seriousness primary
• Rock County teachers react differently to budget repair bill
• Janesville Craig's Loftus concentrates on state title
• Protests against Walker plan set
• Janesville City Council drafts letter supporting unions
• Davis scores 35 for Warhawks, other scores
• Freeze fest organizers expecting mild weather
• Insurance pays $50,000 to family of man killed by teen drunken driver
• Chemical fire causes evacuation
• School officials meet with students at shortfall Q&A
• Vikings believe in Knutson's ability to score
• In Wisconsin, lines in the sand
• Rising wholesale prices spur inflation concerns
• Wisconsin Senate to vote on anti-union bill
• Anthony leads Nuggets past Bucks
• Mackey: UW’s den of horrors
• Weeks signs four-year contract
• Reducing Pell grants dims future for many
• Officials expect big local impact from budget repair legislation
• Cities rush to settle contracts before Legislature approves bill
• Drug arrests, seizures in Janesville increase in 2010
• Janesville crime rate increases in 2010
• Entrepreneurs' Network sees big potential in Rock County
• DNR keeps tabs on snowmobilers
• District nixes plan to combine school posts
• It’s full speed ahead for Kvapil
• Miller and Stanczak survive Richmond Town Board primary
• Edgerton keeps its poise
• Brodhead hangs on to win, other scores
• Tolar, O'Neill advance in Lake Geneva primary
• Whippets down Williams Bay, other scores
• Spartans win, gain first-place tie
• Burlington rolls past Badger, other scores
• Gazette wins several awards in annual WNA newspaper contest
• Milton tips MG in overtime, other scores
• Pell Lake robber given 13-year sentence
• Union Grove clinches title tie, other scores
• Magnolia Town Board to discuss court case
• US military HQ in Mideast watching Gulf unrest
• Buford, Craft lift Buckeyes
• Butler edges UW-Green Bay
• Taylor clearly Badgers’ catalyst
• St. John’s rallies past Marquette
• WIAA wrestling
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• Lewinstill on a roll
• Expelled students can access online courses
• Town of Beloit taps Kopp as interim police chief
• Monroe gets past Milton, other scores
• Lake Geneva City Council pauses on transients issue
• IRS starts taking tax forms
• Boy Scout takes donations for Eagle Scout project
• United Arts Alliance honors Janesville's talent
• Council to spend $1.3 million to $3 million for arena renovations
• Contador escapes doping ban, set to keep Tour win
• Rally pits workers vs. Walker
• Janesville Golden "K" Kiwanis contest may be on thin ice
• Believers, true and otherwise
• US deficit is biggest share of economy since 1945
• Sullinger says he was spit on
• Woods ‘sorry’ for spitting
• Bucks, Delfino on target
• Top football recruit picks South Carolina
• Republicans and the door to no return
• Expelled Milton students could take classes on web
• Janesville teachers to hold rally Monday night
• Happy Valentine's Day! It may be true love, but it's also hard work
• Five candidates seek two seats on Williams Bay board
• Craig show choir finishes third at competition
• Delavan's Wisconsin School for the Deaf wins tournament
• Craig’s Loftus earns three extra berths
• Richmond Township man seeks three seats on board
• Upcoming fundraiser will help Parker program
• Warm weather saddens Rock County winter enthusiasts
• Love of learning, no fun intended
• Clothing prices to rise 10 pct starting in spring
• Obama unveils $3.73 trillion budget for 2012
• Tribute planned for No. 3
• Golden Eagles fall to Hoyas
• Purdue rallies to win, other scores
• Cho, Reutter win short track races
• Junior! Earnhardt Jr. wins Daytona 500 pole
• For NASCAR, Danica should be No. 1 priority
• Points scores first win
• Spartans roll before first sellout
• Delavan-Darien's changes are about more than test scores
• 4K pays off for Janesville
• Has Janesville's 4K program helped?
• Teachers see the benefits of 4K programs
• Furseth starts tournament road winning title
• Unique classes foster education at Super Saturday in Milton
• What's the 4K way?
• Kurt Busch wins Shootout after Hamlin disqualified
• In Cairo, poetic justice
• Tanks vs. Twitter
• Schneider paces Craig gymnastics
• Craig boys basketball continues its turnaround
• GCraig continues its turnaround
• Furseth starts tournament road winning title
• Delavan homeowners miffed at plans for an access road
• After legislation delays, tax season starts Monday
• Elkhorn man pleads guilty in crash that killed 6-year-old boy
• Evansville School District piloting late-start days
• Two challenge incumbent on Lake Geneva City Council
• Parker girls edge Craig
• Local reactions to Walker budget plan range from outrage to approval
• Panoske scores 36 to lead Brodhead comeback; Clinton, Turner, Jefferson, East Troy, McFarland win
• Wilmot jolts Badger; Delavan-Darien tops Elkhorn
• Traverse City shuts out Jets
• Milton girls whip Monroe; Stoughton trips Fort
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• At Super Bowl, God doesn’t make the cut
• Plan for new ice arena dies
• Motorcyclist pleads guilty in homicide
• Parker builds big lead, hangs on to down Lancers
• Charged fishers could get contracts
• Tournament time begins Saturday for wrestlers
• Whippets shock Trojans
• Judge certifies Bloomfield's incorporation plan
• Monroe eases into first place
• Verona shocks Beloit with last-second FG
• Armed robbery suspects facing more charges
• Lakeside Lutheran uses big first half to down Cambridge
• Magnolia official offering to pay for court case
• Delavan-Darien falls to Wilmot
• UW-Rock teams sweep
• Fewer homeless people found in count
• Youth baseball signup Tuesday
• UWW wrestlers fall at Parkside
• Girl Scout volunteer accused of raiding cookie jar
• Brodhead's Larsen makes Hall
• UW-Whitewater program puts education students in the classroom
• New food safety law protects whistleblowers
• Taylor sits out UW practice
• Vonn skips slalom in worlds super-combined
• Badger women go long in win over Northwestern
• From ‘freedom agenda’ to Freedom Doctrine
• Pro: Hezbollah’s seizure of power in Lebanon dooms peace talks and puts Israel at risk
• Egypt and the American decline
• Con: Not if the U.S. prods Israel to begin negotiating fairly with Palestine
• Janesville schools' budget woes detailed
• Needs of seniors driving survey on transportation
• Dog dies in Interstate car fire
• Craig losing assistant principal
• Event prompts honest discussion on race
• Hamilton a backcourt beacon despite 5-foot-3 frame
• Geneva Township, Lake Geneva closer to new fire services agreement
• Whitewater men lose at Platteville, women win
• Walworth County DA dismisses burglary case
• Janesville Craig gymnasts closes out Big Eight season with win
• Kindergarten enrollment starts Feb. 14 in Janesville
• Beloit upsets first-place St. Norbert, women fall
• Clinton interviewing administrator finalists
• Man charged with selling fake cocaine
• High court set to hear Larson Acres case
• Parker’s Flood keeps things in order from the point
• Plea agreement reached in Janesville murder case
• Democracy? They’ll get back to you on that
• New drilling method opens vast oil fields in US
• Golden Eagles rally past South Florida
• Bucks let opportunity slip away
• Badgers nearly trip over Hawkeyes
• Busting roadblocks to a dream
• Janesville Jets goalie Jacobson honored
• Janesville School District to cut $6.5 million
• High school classes considered for cuts
• Janesville Bluebirds skate past Sun Prairie
• Longtime United Way advocate receives Alexis de Tocqueville award
• Blumer helps Milton dominate Jefferson, other scores
• Elks roll; Comets honor former coach, other scores
• Health concerns close Geneva Town Hall
• Union Grove wins with strong finish, other scores
• Teens accused in brick tossing
• Edgerton wins in OT, other scores
• Darien man charged with child abuse
• Milton nearly perfect
• Delavan bilingual preschool program helps kids transition into kindergarten
• Falling flakes drive car dealership employees up the wall
• Rock County Public Works Director warns residents about snow removal
• Job openings fall for second straight month
• Champion Packers can be even better
• Three Big Ten teams stand above—for now
• Plan B: NFL ups offer to affected fans
• Salmons helps Bucks end four-game skid
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• Fans celebrate Packers win with final tailgate
• Judge finds East Troy man guilty in drunken-driving death of 6-year-old
• East Troy rolls past Parkview, other scores
• Time to revisit those resolutions
• UW-Rock County Rattler women, men fall on road, men fall
• School cuts raise red flags
• Janesville Bluebirds top Spartans
• Williams Bay School Board asked to reconsider cuts
• Police make arrest in Lake Geneva bomb threat case
• Handmade rockers are lucrative hobby for local craftsman
• 11th Annual Rock County Junior Achievement Business Challenge set
• Retired Janesville firefighter apologizes to fellow union members
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• AP analysis: Foreclosures raise US economic stress
• Pack-to-Pack titles?
• Super TV: 111M viewers a US record
• ‘Cheesehead’ Wilson wins again
• Rodgers celebrates at Disney
• Govt to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Religion and red lines
• Simulator shows damage babies suffer from shaking
• Spread’s the thing, occasionally
• City team bowling series record set
• Packer fans whooooooooop it up in victory
• Hip-hop dancers open doors at Janesville Craig
• Straight on: Fox keeps it simple
• Quiet on the Steeler front
• Layoffs become rarer even with unemployment high
• Celebration planned for Lambeau Field
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• MVP Rodgers leads Packers
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• NFL brings 400 seat-less fans inside
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• Unbeaten Buckeyes outmuscle Gophers
• Packers find way to win without Woodson and Driver
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• Milton man establishes record for fastest wheelie on ice
• Will conversion make downtown more pedestrian-friendly?
• Orfordville gas and grocery store a 'step back in time'
• Make it four for Furseth
• No. 19 Wisconsin hands Michigan State another loss
• Loftus leads Janesville swimmers in Big Eight meet
• Flood's second half sparks Parker
• Bluebirds tie with Fond du Lac
• Elkhorn swims to Southern Lakes title
• Elkhorn wins Southern Lakes wrestling meet
• Middleton takes control of Craig girls
• Clinton wins Rock Valley wrestling title
• Milton girls knock off Fort Atkinson
• Milton takes third in Badger wrestling meet, but keeps title streak alive
• Hamilton scores 15, Pistons beat Bucks 89-78
• McMorris' 3 lifts No. 23 Marquette past St. John's
• Mideast unrest complicates terror fight
• Fla. manatees make their Super Bowl picks at lab
• Packers, Steelers don't need cheerleaders to get fans pumped up for Super Bowl
• Green Bay ready for giant Super Bowl party
• Watching Egypt through a lens darkly
• Making education money talk
• Man faces charges in Racine woman's death
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• Local Salvation Army post gets new leaders
• Whitewater company to fill 100 positions
• Volunteers sought to help control goose numbers
• Local fans flock to Dallas for Super Bowl
• Craig drops Parker in OT
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• Delavan-Darien boys beat Badger for first conference win
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• First-place Beloit dominates Madison Memorial
• Milton tops Fort; Monroe, Edgewood fall
• McFarland's Eversoll scores 45; Whitewater's Shelbourn has big night
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• Health care fraud no longer a faceless crime
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• Rodgers fights off Favre legacy to build his own
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• Middleton makes 13 three-pointers in win, other scores
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• Lakeside wins key game
• Warhawk women fall
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• Little things cost Janesville Parker
• Mom, daughter have art at heart
• Arctic artists chisel away at national competition in Lake Geneva
• In hindsight, Packers' Thompson knows a bit about the future
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• Pack's McCarthy expects injured WR Driver to play
• US intelligence on Arab unrest draws criticism
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• UW women fall in OT
• Bucks tumble
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• Toward a soft landing in Egypt
• Anatomy of a scandal
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• Janesville School Board faces challenging budget
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• Janesville Craig wrestlers eye run at Big Eight title
• Rock Valley tourney appears ‘wide open’
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• Beloit cruises past Carroll, women fall
• County justice system studying mental health alternatives
• Evansville hitching optimism to Stoughton Trailers
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• Blizzard lives up to billing
• GOP: Repeal defeat is step toward victory in 2012
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• Bucks drop 23rd straight in Phoenix
• These are not your grandma’s windmills
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• Rock county authorites dig out from blizzard
• Janesville City Council President learns from within
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• Kilar’s Field of Dreams misses grant
• Warhawks put stamp on honor squad
• Report: Stoughton Trailers to reopen Evansville plant
• Arts alliance announces award nominees
• Elkhorn man commits suicide in Milwaukee County jail
• Lake Geneva students return after bomb threat
• Fishers charged in fish kill
• Super deal: Tickets are part of grand event
• Storm's danger continues today with cold and wind
• Jones: NFL won't turn cold shoulder for Super Bowl
• Rodgers handles media blitz
• Packers' Raji makes the most of his chance to dance
• One more victory would cement Aaron Rodgers' title legacy
• No. 19 Wisconsin beats No. 11 Purdue
• The uneasy ties of Americans and their government
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• Blain's Farm & Fleet retains name rights
• Walker, Big Foot roll past Bay, other scores
• Whitewater OKs first charter school
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• Packers WR Driver finally makes it to Super Bowl
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• WSD's Firebirds keep rolling
• 'Historic' snowfall possible for area
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• Highway driving varies as vehicles travel through counties
• Popularity of show choirs is growing in local high schools
• Axelrod on way out: 'We've learned some lessons'
• Fate or coincidence? McCarthy faces his hometown team
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• Bradford’s Gordon a big catch
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• St. John’s stuns 3rd-ranked Duke
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• Pack-ing it in for victory
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• Parker gymnasts win Whitewater Invitational
• Protesters across US offer support to Egyptians
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• Janesville falls to Verona
• Illinois woman accused of using phony bills
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• Fire board plans more involvement
• Janesville School District enrollment drops again
• Craig pins down victory
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• Flood scores 38 in Vikings' victory over Madison West
• Union Grove's free throws sting Delavan-Darien; Waterford downs Badger
• Jets take down Chicago Hitmen
• Craig girls win shootout
• Badger High girls win battle for second place; Delavan-Darien, Elkhiorn fall
• Last-place Stoughton shocks first-place Monroe; Milton, Fort fall
• Maggette scores 29 points, Bucks top Raptors in OT
• Titletown USA: Green Bay or Pittsburgh?
• In future, cars might decide if driver is drunk
• Super Bowl season validates Packers GM Thompson
• Wisconsin-Milwaukee rallies past Detroit 72-67
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• In Giles County, uphold religious freedom by taking Commandments down
• Pro: Intrusive screenings are necessary for our overall safety
• Con: X-rays and pat-downs are dangerous to passengers and democracy alike
• Rock County Board OKs medical examiner
• New home likely for Walworth County Children's Advocacy Center
• Delavan’s Scherer goes after Olympic bid after successful college career
• DNR recommends money for Lima Marsh Wildlife Area
• Football to cut to eight games
• Stettin’s goal lifts Janesville Bluebirds
• Mac's Pizza named business of the year
• Brodhead remains alone in first, other scores
• Verona rejects replay request
• HealthNet hires new executive director
• Beloit uses decisive second quarter, other scores
• Craig gymnasts win
• Memorial junior comes through vs. Craig
• Town of Geneva names next police chief
• Milton girls remain in Badger South contention
• Did Obama administration stretch health care stat?
• Photo finish: McCarthy angered by ‘tweets’
• Wolf gives Thompson pat on back
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• The old Obama in new clothing
• Residents: Raise our taxes
• Strange bedfellows?
• Sick Rock County inmate released for surgery
• Pointers take down Warhawks
• Unemployment rate down 2.2% from 2009
• UW-Rock sweeps UW-Washington, men win
• Milton native returns to her roots at Rotary Gardens
• Beloit splits with Ripon, women win
• Bill to limit tax hikes OK'd
• Ex-court clerk denied special prosecutor
• Pointers take control
• Delavan-Darien’s Fowlkes, Fritzinger verbally commit
• YWCA seeks nominees for Women of Distinction Awards
• Janesville Parker gymnasts down East/La Follette
• Delavan-Darien High senior puts her stamp on Southern Lakes
• Innovation Center coming together
• Obama seeks new path to environmental goals
• Bucks display offensive power to down Hawks
• Packers’ decision has everyone saying ‘cheese’
• Matthews awash in shampoo money
• Bush finds his niche after seasons of penalties
• With new website, state government has never been more open to you
• Plan to reconfigure elementary schools in Beloit considered
• Janesville School Board faces stark choices
• Darien open to expansion at Birds Eye
• Janesville police realize benefits of new communication technology
• New Snappers stadium remains a hot topic
• Panthers defeat Comets, other scores
• BTC students get federal retraining money
• McCann scores 27, lifts Milton, other scores
• Candidates set for Rock, Walworth county elections
• Late surge propels Edgewood, Fort over Oregon
• GM says it will add third-shift in Flint
• Bluebirds bounce Lakers
• Man charged with battery to a deputy
• East Troy rolls behind Dodge, other scores
• Edgerton OKs plans to expand Mercy clinic
• Looking back: Molitor never wanted to leave
• Renovation, expansion likely to increase HealthNet visits
• Ryan: More spending is not the answer
• The Gazette wants to hear your Super Bowl stories
• Packers-Steelers as good as it gets
• Pack’s younger players made biggest impact
• Matthews faces Super challenge
• Lamb, No. 5 UConn turn back Marquette
• Experts hail return to civility at State of Union
• Injured Packers won’t be in team photo
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• Ryan to be on national stage tonight
• Monroe rallies, wins
• Kilar memorial ballpark still in running for funds
• Evansville looks at 4K costs
• Milton falls in OT, other scores
• Edgerton schools eye budget cuts
• Loan allows Whitewater business to expand
• Janesville City Council to end 'arbitrary' waivers
• Teen gains mustang’s trust
• Farm impact study nixed
• Housing grant headed to Edgerton
• They like to keep it simple
• Resurgent GM nips at Toyota's heels in sales race
• Brady unanimous AP All-Pro
• Steelers relish underdog status
• Packer fans spend big bucks
• Bears rush to Cutler’s defense
• Packers stayed confident
• Thomas leads Bulls past Bucks
• Youngsters earn titles at bowling tourney
• DOT seeks public input on Highway 11 plans
• Johnstown bans center-pivot manure sprayers
• Traffic deaths in local counties below average
• Vikings skate past Fury
• ABWA scholarship launches woman's international career
• Janesville family has divided loyalties during title game
• Condos filling at Edgerton's Fulton Square development
• Packers fans spending thousands for Super Bowl
• An American wish list on eve of Obama's speech
• Rodgers’ tackle big
• Green Bay becomes NFC’s first No. 6 seed to reach Super Bowl
• Badgers shut down Illini
• Gasser’s triple-double fuels UW rout
• McCarthy & Co. worthy of Texas trip
• Steelers knock out Jets
• Shields denies Bears’ comeback
• Packers beat Bears 21-14 to win NFC title
• New Janesville School District tool focuses on improvement
• Newest Rock County park needs name
• Builders association volunteers work to help clean, repair Janesville YWCA
• Packer fans bear Bear fans
• Emergency vehicles loaded with distractions
• Craig wrestlers deprived of Big Eight dual title
• Craig swimmers take third at Menomonee Falls
• Bluebirds skate past McFarland
• Parker boys dominate West
• Gasol, Randolph have double-doubles in Memphis win over Bucks
• The outrage industry
• East puts clamps on Parker girls
• Adversity helped Bears' Cutler and Packers' Rodgers along the way
• Hansbrough leads No. 16 Notre Dame past Marquette
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost US competitiveness
• Janesville group to present plans for veterans memorial at Traxler Park
• Janesville's Paul Ryan to give GOP response to State of Union
• Judge sets $50,000 bail for man in boy's crash death
• Edgerton plan commision could OK Mercy expansion Monday
• Janesville School Board member seeking sense of urgency with budget discussions
• Elkhorn man gets year in jail for collectible coins theft
• Man charged in Troy Township gambling machine theft
• Janesville Police: Counterfeit bills surface at businesses
• Car sales up, Janesville dealers say
• Cold perspective: If this is the worst we get, it’s really not all that bad
• Jets prevail in overtime
• Craig girls shut down Sun Prairie
• Brodhead girls stay a game ahead of Parkview; Edgerton, East Troy set up showdown
• East pulls away from Parker boys
• Craig swimmers top Parker
• Valparaiso turns back Wisconsin-Milwaukee 60-43
• Cavs lose 15th straight, 102-88 to Bucks
• Wisconsin edges Minn. St., Mankato 3-2
• Driver reaches for elusive Super Bowl trip
• US company stops making key death penalty drug
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• New governors stumble over First Amendment
• Janesville business a sign of the times
• Early break revitalizes Craig
• Clinton dents Jefferson’s hopes, other scores
• Volunteers raising funds for Haiti trip
• Fast start ignites Lakeside victory, other scores
• Beloit International Film Festival spreading its wings
• Eide leads Milton to win
• Country Courts owner withdraws court case
• HSA tax break on its way to Walker’s desk
• Fan event set for Jets series
• School open-enrollment period coming up
• Woman receives probation for child neglect conviction
• School board plans public "conversations"
• Janesville Parker beams after key win
• RSVP looks for help with Seniors Volunteering for Seniors program
• Big Brothers Big Sisters says it needs volunteers, especially men
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• AP-GfK Poll: Obama popular but doubts on progress
• Favre gives a ‘thumbs up’
• Bigby ready, but will he be called?
• Badger women rally past Gophers
• Visitors to Chicago treated well, for now
• Starks takes it in stride
• UW follows Taylor’s lead
• Why everything starts with repeal
• Department of Labor sues Janesville company
• Thompson sparks Whitewater win
• Janesville man convicted in abduction case arrested
• Whitewater Warhawks edge Pioneers
• Home in CO poisoning incident had no detectors
• Ball organizers to hold a dressin' session
• Snappers to honor Clinton High baseball team
• UW-Rock County Rattlers set up conference showdown
• Beloit film fest launches moviemaking contest
• Janesville Figure Skating Club fosters friendships, competition
• Three-time state qualifier Whitson leads Parker’s healthy aspirations
• Craig’s Ennocenti puts all her effort into vaulting back to the top at state
• Janesville Fire Department busier in 2010
• DOT plans study of Highway 11 in Rock and Green Counties
• GOP: ‘Do as we say, not as we did’
• GOP's health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• Bears-Packers: Fans say it's the biggest game ever
• Bucks bounce Wizards
• Up-front tonnage: Packers have beef in line
• Palmer tapped as temporary police chief
• UW-Rock County dean announces retirement plans
• Kowalke leads Baraboo past East; McFarland wins
• Company offering medical transport
• Williams Bay tops Hustisford
• Defense: Standoff suspect was off his medication
• Man hurt in accident in good condition
• Parkview wins in double OT, other scores
• Ryan points past vote to alternatives on health-care reform
• Janesville business burglaries may be connected
• 2010 ends as 2nd worst year for home construction
• Walker backs Interstate expansion; touts state's business opportunities
• Illinois holds of Michigan State
• House to vote on repealing Obama's health care law
• Best way to stop Hester: Don’t punt
• Fans’ allegiances split in small border town
• Packers at home on the road
• Demand driving up Packer-Bear tickets
• Partridge, Ash to lead defense
• Johnson-Odom, Butler power Marquette past DePaul
• Packers know their neighbors
• Fielder Brewers’ $15.5M man
• Early learning supports jobs goal of Gov. Walker
• High capacity: What’s not to like?
• ID theft puts everyone at risk
• State officials hope legislation will cut carbon-monoxide deaths
• Medical examiner resolution moves forward
• Police give details in Milton standoff
• Fast start fuels Elkhorn victory, other scores
• Town wants more time to review dairy plan
• Whitewater bank robbed Friday
• Janesville's Pat Campbell set to join former teammates in WSBL Hall
• Despite meager snowfall, salt use has increased
• Town of Beloit police chief set to retire
• Governor visits Rock County to promote "Open for Business" theme
• FACT CHECK: Shaky health care job loss estimate
• Bears’ Smith embraces old rivalry
• Packers count on ‘D’
• Milwaukee can’t buck ugly trend
• Green Bay up to road challenge
• Favre files retirement papers
• Zenyatta wins Horse of Year
• Benefit to help Rescue group
• Convictions might be reversed in case of Walworth contractor
• Milton man arrested after standoff
• Brazen burglar disables alarms
• Downtown funeral home to relocate to west side
• Packers-Bears: 'Caveman football' for new century
• Janesville gas station offers full service at same price as self serve
• Mercy Health System posts costs for common procedures
• Dangerous loners hard to catch before they act
• Capers finds ways to motivate
• Bears fans await Packers
• Jets move on to Steelers after 28-21 in over Pats
• Warning to Bears: ‘The Packers are coming’
• Wisconsin drops to 3rd
• Wilson wins Sony Open
• Purdue drops 2nd straight
• Beloit women triumph, men fall at Lake Forest
• Key legislation will help improve our economy
• Voter ID plan is unneeded, expensive, harmful
• Program aims to ease foreclosures
• New monthly seminars get back to root of Rotary Gardens’ mission
• Few inmates on electronic monitoring are arrested for new crimes
• Ice-skating at Traxler Park holds appeals for all
• Bears beat Seahawks 35-24, Packers next
• Craig girls bounce back with win over Stoughton
• Five Craig wrestlers have perfect day
• Craig swimmers eighth at Middleton
• Parker swimmers fourth at Manitowoc
• Jets fall in overtime
• Schneider leads Craig gymnasts to invitational title
• Sun Prairie boys adds to Craig's woes
• Parker boys can't keep up with Beloit's dazzling performance
• Parker girls bounce back with victory over Beloit
• Packers, Steelers advance to title games
• Wisconsin beats Minn. Duluth 3-2
• From Russia with envy
• Beloit men fall to Lake Forest
• Beloit women take it to Lake Forest
• Whitewater men down Eau Claire
• Rodgers stars in Green Bay's 48-21 rout of Falcons
• Latest high school scores
• Record $14 trillion-plus debt weighs on Congress
• No. 20 Wisconsin beats No. 16 Illinois 76-66
• Haney, unofficial Milton ‘street sweeper,’ dies at 75
• South-side Janesville tavern gets new owners
• Teens with ties to Walworth County to stand trial in pot case
• Town of Geneva awaiting decision on fire services
• Janesville's Rotary Gardens could get new director by March
• Official: Town of Bradford has little say on OK of dairy
• Town of Beloit group plans to speak out against police chief
• East Troy's fourth-quarter rally tops Brodhead; Clinton, Evansville, Turner, McFarland, Jefferson win
• Verona's fast start leaves Craig girls behind
• Elks dominated Badger High
• Middleton girls too much for Parker
• Fort, Milton fall to unbeaten teams
• Jets beat Metal Jackets again
• Craig wrestlers hammer West
• Study: USPS Armstrong sponsorship worth $103 mil
• Minn. Duluth beats Wisconsin 2-0
• Williams helps 76ers top Bucks 95-94
• Falcons glad game vs. Pack isn't a history lesson
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• Con: Believing GOP’s promises is like Charlie Brown trusting Lucy not to yank the football
• Pro: GOP finally understands it’s time to curb spending
• On Religious Freedom Day, glimmers of hope in sea of despair
• Big Ten to test division names in 2011
• Obama to ease Cuba travel restrictions
• County board OKs farmland program
• Janesville School Board candidate was expelled as a student
• Janesville Parker Vikings miss chance to display improvement
• Development Opportunity Zone proposed for Beloit
• Crosby lifts Beloit, other scores
• Man pleads guilty in Edgerton bank robbery
• Janesville Parker stays on record pace, Craig wins at Verona
• Second quarter dooms Janesville Craig
• Janesville Bluebirds roll to win
• Evansville man gets 15 years in child porn case
• East Troy stays perfect, other scores
• Rock County Fury edges Stoughton
• Milton to get update on police chief search
• Milton library offers computer just for job seekers
• Man fights police and bends squad door
• Officials: Man calls police to report beating wife, lover
• Rio uses strong first half to down Bay
• Country Courts tenants find leases terminated, forced to find new homes
• First-half lead stands for Badger, other scores
• New life for old buildings
• Town of Beloit residents to voice concerns at meeting
• Oh, brother: Raji weighs on foes
• Zastrow leads Badgers’ sweep
• Packers dealt good hands
• Jennings discovers he’s a marked man
• Farmers call for spending cuts, can't agree where
• Leipold adds to honors
• Detective: Man admitted to shooting
• Warhawks win in double OT
• Knilans' basement bedroom passes muster
• Whitewater women win
• Con man gets maximum sentence
• Whitewater Innovation Center working toward March opening
• Local entrants win district basketball titles
• Cat placed with rescue group
• Salvation Army leaders leaving
• Hundreds turn out to apply for work at Stoughton Trailers
• Schmidt produces athletic excellence throughout the school year
• Edgerton bank robbery suspect pleads guilty
• Bullet points
• Biden: Iraq's success in US interest
• Packers still face a long road
• Falcons just take care of business
• Study hall: Success is no accident for Rodgers
• Bonner leads Spurs past Bucks
• Two-way plan in downtown Janesville is rerouted
• Social workers could fall under Janesville School District ax
• New fire station vote was long time coming in Delavan
• Evansville approves ban of synthetic pot
• Edgewood holds off Milton, other scores
• Janesville shooting suspect faces 11 felony charges
• Delavan-Darien Comets fall to Westosha, other scores
• Janesville Parker gymnasts set record in win over Milton
• Lines form at Rock County Job Center for Stoughton Trailer jobs
• Reckless homicide suspect tries to represent himself
• Brodhead prevails in OT, other scores
• Police say they halted copper wire theft
• Sexton's three lift Fort Atkinson, other scores
• Second man charged in attack, robbery of UW-W students
• Rock County Fury shut out
• Williams Bay schools considering staff cuts
• Pins propel Janesville Parker to win
• Drawing on her past
• Cardinals skate past Janesville Bluebirds
• Crement, Williams Bay roll to victory
• Poll: Obama, GOP improve their standing
• Hoffman retires at 43
• Coaches prepared early for Falcons
• Marquette pulls upset
• One that got away
• Thompson’s way paying dividends
• Bucks-Hawks game postponed by storm
• Michigan hires Hoke as coach
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• Massacre, followed by libel
• Not guilty plea entered in Janesville Thanksgiving Day shooting case
• Janesville man was resource for local farmers
• Beloit Town Board announces temporary chairman
• Police investigating Janesville businessman
• Edgerton win bittersweet, other scores
• Lake Geneva man accused of sending sex texts
• Police: Beloit man stabbed himself
• UW-Rock County sweeps past UW-Manitowoc, men win
• Evansville ponders starting 4K program
• County salary, benefits survey results released
• Janesville City Council votes to snuff out synthetic pot
• Early detection important when dealing with Alzheimer's disease
• The next rampage
• Haiti: A year after the quake, waiting to rebuild
• McCarthy says Packers have momentum edge
• Auburn edges Oregon for national title
• Starks emerges as go-to back
• Marquette sinks 12 three-pointers, upsets No. 9 Notre Dame
• Auburn fans celebrate with toilet paper
• Foreclosures cooled in 2010
• Anti-marijuana course still going strong in Janesville
• Field of Dreams project seeks help
• Special legislative session important to new 44th District Representative
• Elkhorn Soccer Club seeks new field
• New Janesville business planning to stick around
• Youth center coming to Main Hall at former Milton College
• Meth flourishes despite tracking laws
• Forget something? Long down time could affect high-scoring offenses
• Lewis, Ravens slam Chiefs
• Bears were Pack’s biggest fans
• Packer defense puts boundaries on Vick
• Zastrow leads Badgers to win
• Who is it? Ducks, Tigers to answer No. 1 question
• Starks has Eagles asking: 'Who is this guy?'
• This time, Oregon will swoosh to title
• Illinois' fourth-ranked team edges Madison Memorial
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• Rodgers leads Packers over Vick, Eagles 21-16
• Farmers market plants seeds for a new season
• Crowd of 400 honors legacy of Martin Luther King
• Cougar wrestlers win Craig Invitational
• Communication challenges: Interpreters key to medical teams
• Delvan-Darien wrestlers prevail in tournament
• Dvorak leads Parker swimmers
• Super bowled over: Saints, Colts lose in playoffs
• Douglas-Roberts scores 24 points, Bucks beat Nets
• Wisconsin beats Canisius 6-5 in OT
• Green Bay holds on for 69-64 win over Milwaukee
• Giffords: Dem who wins in conservative district
• Better read than dead?
• Fury wins in a rout
• Jets win second straight from Metal Jackets
• Bluebirds handle Purple Knights
• Parker girls drop winless Memorial
• Parker gymnasts earn school record
• State lawmaker seeks cuts to 4K
• Janesville School Board to consider cutting social worker positions
• Janesville City Council to delay synthetic pot decision
• Evansville School Board race to remain the same
• Three more candidates file for Sharon Village Board
• Plymouth mobile home park residents evicted en masse
• Jets jump into second place
• East Troy, Edgerton girls keep winning; Jefferson, Brodhead, Clinton, Parkview triumph
• Memorial too much for Parker boys
• West's late basket beats Craig boys
• Janesville wrestlers win
• Beloit, Sun Prairie, East boys win
• Badger, Elkhorn fall in Lakes
• Cesarz leads another Delavan-Darien
• Obama trumpets economic growth
• Wisconsin beats Canisius 3-0
• Bosh scores 16 points as Heat beat Bucks
• Latest high school scores
• University wise to rethink open-records policy
• Con: Korean trade pact retains many one-sided barriers against American products and should be scuttled
• Pro: Korean trade pact is a welcome shot in the arm for U.S. economy
• McBride, Janesville Jets stop Motor City
• Janesville Craig girls wins tug-of-war
• St. Mary's Janesville Hospital to start hiring soon
• Janesville Parker victory marred by injury
• Erickson sparks Evansville to win, other scores
• Lawmaker signing new lease over complaint
• Delavan-Darien falls short
• Janesville Craig, Parker gymnasts stay perfect
• Walworth County man pushing for stronger enforcement of bartender serving laws
• Lakeside’s run sinks Luther Prep
• Schools pleased with bullying reform after first semester
• Evansville police to take part in Polar Plunge
• Janesville Craig swimmers conquer Challenge
• CPC settles patent infringement case
• Beloit 2020 "Connections" project
• More young people are winding up in nursing homes
• Spartans roll past Badgers
• Forgotten flags: Bulaga looks ahead
• Matthews’ hit brought in Vick
• Field goal won’t end OT playoff games on first drive
• Redshirt junior opts to leave UW
• Constitutionalism as guiding political tendency will require careful, thoughtful development
• It’s tea time on Capitol Hill
• City to ask to inspect lawmaker's residence
• UW-Rock County Rattlers fall to Waukesha
• Candidates file papers to run in spring election
• Whitewater women roll
• Downtown group talks reinvention
• Grinnell 3s down Beloit
• Fowlkes helps Comets win
• Variances OK'd for Mercy Edgerton clinic plan
• Janesville’s Campbell heads to Hall
• Whitewater break-ins lead to two arrests
• Mercy resets sights on Illinois
• PGA season kicks off at Tournament of Champions
• Christmas fund surpasses goal for Salvation Army
• Stricker earns media award
• Walden steps from shadows into spotlight
• Rodgers wants to add a playoff victory to his list of accomplishments
• Gates proposing program cuts in military budget
• Vick's critics say he's back to old playing ways
• The wait ends for Blyleven
• Rodriguez ousted
• Patience pays off for Wisconsin
• Johnson-Odom becomes Marquette’s go-to guy
• Bucks miss mark
• Bishop signs extension
• Accountability vital in subsidies for job creation
• Town of Beloit drama goes viral
• State's lemon law bears fruit for Janesville trucker
• Eight candidates in race for four seats on Janesville City Council
• Six seeking seats on Janesville School Board
• Four seats open on Lake Geneva City Council
• Sheriff: Beloit man's death was hunting accident
• Janesville Parker picks up pace, drops Badger
• Evansville fire chief vote delayed
• Third principal leaving Janesville School District at year's end
• Jefferson gets past Evansville, other scores
• Elkhorn EMS trying to dig out of hole, improve services
• Edgerton keeps lead, other scores
• Staff changes at sheriff's office
• Milton's defense stymies Badger, other scores
• Trio arrested in thefts
• Garage fire causes $25,000 in damage
• Janesville Craig Cougars misfire
• Milton officials, businesses preparing for Highway 26 bypass
• Buckeyes hold off Hawkeyes
• Collins, Peprah step up
• Bucks stay with Heat until late
• Buckeyes hang on
• Auto sales up for first time since the recession
• Warhawks overcome early shooting woes
• Mercy seeking to expand Edgerton medical center
• Langley propels Clinton victory, other scores
• Boys & Girls Club hoping to fill gap
• Bike trail veers off planned course
• Nighthawks seek football coaches
• Cesarz’s late free throw lifts Comets
• Dependability and dedication: Longtime school crossing guard to be missed
• Two local schools up for national recognition
• Elks hoop shoot set in Delavan
• Changing careers helped Blackhawk Tech grads compete for jobs
• Traffic-stop data law affects different-sized police departments differently
• Downtown Development Alliance begins planning for 2011
• A presidential rebound?
• Developer seeks tax credits to purchase, rehab Beloit apartments
• Davis wins 1,000; Fredricks tops 500
• Buckeyes aim to end Big Ten skid
• Eagles' QB eager to face Packers again
• Vikings name Frazier coach
• Final farewell for Favre?
• Construction spending up for third straight month
• Luck leads Stanford in Orange Bowl
• Mangini out as Browns coach
• Iowa’s Robinson kicked off team
• Elkhorn emergency services plagued with problems
• Turning an economic corner
• Davis, Warhawks roll; Miller nets 200th win
• A solution in online sales of jewelry
• Door-to-door service: Pet grooming business comes to you
• Offense-minded McCarthy wants Packers' D to lead
• NASCAR's decision to use ethanol could benefit Rock County corn farmers
• Local police take part in racial profiling study
• Obama to increase engagement with Africa in 2011
• End of the line? Brett Favre says it is
• Badger women improve to 2-0 in Big Ten
• NFL playoff matchups finally are set
• Unheralded linebacker has two of Packers’ six sacks of Cutler
• McCamey takes over; Illinois holds off UW
• Rose Bowl win proof that TCU has come so far
• Packers beat Bears 10-3, clinch playoff berth
• Knilans prepares to serve
• Public encouraged to explore conservancy gems
• Janesville fans turn out to root for Badgers
• Boykins scores 26 points, Bucks beat Mavs
• Spending showdowns will test new Congress leaders
• TCU 21, Wisconsin 19: Badgers can't complete rally
• Wisconsin beats Massachusetts 4-2
• Favre listed as doubtful for likely his last game
• Packers ready for Bears
• Oil's surge in 2010 paves the way for $4 gasoline
• A resolution for all times
• Gazette reporters pick their favorite stories of 2010
• Stomach virus going around, local officials warn
• Stoughton finds the target against Craig boys
• Tolzien takes ribbing for work habits
• All is well with Borland
• Two familiar names tapped for Walker administration
• Brodhead girls lose title game after downing Cuba City
• Free rides home available in Rock, Walworth counties on New Years Eve
• Beloit boys bounce Randolph
• U-Verse, Channel 3 reach agreement
• Janesville Police Department's OWI website operating sporadically
• Worker rescues cat with tail tangled in power line
• Davis leads Warhawk men past Hamline
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• Burlington hammers Parker boys basketball
• Cullen sees bipartisan opportunity
• Brett Favre still has not passed concussion test
• UConn's win streak ends at 90 in loss to Stanford
• Wisconsin routs Massachusetts 5-1
• Fewer join unemployment rolls; good sign for '11
• Sacks down, double-teams up for Packers' Matthews
• A Tennessee mosque, a good American story
• Government by regulation
• On Wisconsin! 19 local students Rose Bowl bound
• HospiceCare to build new facility in Janesville
• Janesville Parker triumphs for title
• CASA overcomes tough financial year, moves ahead with community support
• Cuba City falls to Brodhead, other scores
• Firefighters vote for new Evansville chief
• Money nets winning goal for Janesville Bluebirds
• Ringhand announces new office, contact info
• Forward Janesville award winners named
• Fort’s Foerster wins 140 title
• Janesville police launch OWI tracking map
• Badgers' Doeren prepares for TCU, new job at Northern Illinois
• Suspect named in Beloit bank robberies
• Poll: Baby boomers worried about Medicare
• Tolzien steady, humble
• Packers’ fullback nearing folk hero status in Green Bay
• No. 24 Vanderbilt edges Marquette
• Favre fined $50,000 by league
• Leshoure, Ilinois run past Baylor
• Chuck Regez, former athlete, coach, dies at age 71
• Bloomfield meets incorporation deadline
• Janesville Bluebirds’ win streak ends at 5
• Grant money to fund new transportation post
• Janesville Parker Vikings dominate Kenosha Tremper, other scores
• Council incumbent to run again
• Jarnigo's clutch FTs lift Lakeside, other scores
• Fifth candidate to join race for school board
• Area trio advance to 112 semis at Mid-States Classic
• Bus driver cited after accident
• Warhawk women triumph
• Will new Walmart be good for Whitewater?
• Equine massage therapy school is one of only 20 in the nation
• Janesville Craig girls basketball cruises to title
• Project Sober Streets begins in Janesville
• Bulls beat Bucks
• Rodgers earning his due among QB hierarchy
• Granddaddy still looking good at 97
• Taylor-made win
• New laws may not be on the books for very long
• Webb, Peterson help Vikings upset Eagles 24-14
• State's telecom rules need updating to spur economy
• Janesville police accepting online reports
• Delavan mother gets probation for child neglect
• Janesville Bluebirds win sixth straight
• Family fun and fitness on New Year's Eve
• Rock County Fury drops pair
• Fort in control against Badger
• United Arts Alliance hosting first Janesville Area Creativity awards
• Hinman helps Janesville Craig cruise to title game
• Student complex planner says project will return to Whitewater
• Brett Davis looks back fondly on time in Assembly
• Fort Blackhawks advance to final
• Police: Janesville man jailed after ramming estranged wife's vehicle
• City continues to clear properties damaged in 2008 flood
• Janesville man making fourth trip to Pasadena
• Through a lens, constantly
• State grant helps Janesville area tourism
• Packers’ plan: Defeat the Bears, so other playoff scenarios don’t matter
• Strong bonds set this Badger team apart
• Coaching carousel continues in NFL
• Brees, Saints deny Falcons from clinching NFC South
• Turnaround shows Bears’ resilience
• Persistence pays for Air Force
• Horford, Hawks roll past Bucks
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• Looking forward to role righting federal budget
• Pack focused on simple playoff path: beating Bears
• Goats' milk soap gets national recognition
• Local residents make most of Christmas work schedules
• Mason savors return trip
• Badgers, Frogs visit Disneyland
• Bears, Cutler stop Jets
• Patriots clinch AFC home-field edge
• More farmers' markets expand to year-round
• Janesville fire officials suggest collaborative training program
• Rodgers returns, Packers beat fading Giants 45-17
• Vikings-Eagles snowed out; moved to Tuesday night
• Janesville teachers disquieted over layoff predictions
• Volunteers needed for January homeless count
• Beloit man killed in apparent hunting accident
• Painted boats to benefit SMILES
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• Parker girls overpower Sun Prairie
• Opening of outdoor ice rink is delayed
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• Hunters brave weather for a buck
• United Way campaign passes midpoint
• BTC Board gives go-ahead to buy land
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• Janesville Parker overcomes 15-point deficit
• Fontana approves boosting beach access fees for 2011
• Warhawk assistant up for River Falls’ job
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• Warhawks’ long-range aim is off
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• Cesarz, Comets net first victory
• Robers, Burlington roll past Westosha Central
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• BTC eyes land purchase
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• Warriors shut out Janesville Jets
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• Nebraska farm is model for Rock County proposal
• Tow trucks deliver presents to Janesville
• Homeless numbers at church shelters down for now
• They’re golden: Students win Stoughton Trailer logo contest
• Rodgers hurt, Lions beat Packers 7-3 to snap skids
• Whitewater men rally to top Superior
• Parker gymnasts fall just short of Craig Invitational title
• Parker girls get big win at Verona
• Mauermann leads Jets to victory
• Craig girls stay unbeaten with win over Memorial
• Whitewater returns to Stagg Bowl
• Beloit Turner School Board considers land deal
• Middleton downs Craig boys; Beloit, Verona win
• Bluebirds slip past Sun Prairie
• Warhawk women win at Superior
• West swimmers win Parker Relays
• Social Security advocates fear payroll tax cut
• To those who agreed we needed a Bill of Rights: Thanks
• Exposing reality: It’s grow-up time in America
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• Taylor's 21 lead Wisconsin over Marquette 69-64
• Violence rises ahead of US review of Afghan war
• Wisconsin-Whitewater defeats Wesley 27-7
• Decision time for skatepark
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• Attorney seeks to suppress statements in homicide case
• Stevens Point man charged in robbery of UWW students
• Milton attic fire causes $75,000 in damage
• First fine levied under Milton antibullying ordinance
• Area lawmakers settling into new roles
• Janesville School District estimating $10 million shortfall
• Elkhorn boys edge Delavan-Darien
• St. Louis shuts out Jets
• Madison Memorial pulls away from Craig boys
• Free throws pay off for Edgerton girls
• Knutson, Parker dazzle Verona
• Parkview blue shines with the pink
• Craig swimmers sweep; Parker gets a tie
• Monroe's defense shuts down Milton
• Civil War's 150th anniversary stirs debate on race
• Bogut's 24-22-5 game lifts Bucks over Rockets
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• Craig wrestlers pin down Memorial
• Pro: It’s not rational to spend tax dollars on public broadcasting when other outlets provide similar programming
• Con: Public broadcasting’s flaws are far outweighed by the enlightenment it spreads
• Head East: Warhawks a win away from title game
• Booze and Belts police patrols begin
• Defending champion Waterford appears tough to beat
• Fast starts becoming Janesville Craig trademark
• Out of the frying pan and into Darien
• McFarland shuts down Brodhead, other scores
• Teen organizes bullying outreach
• Ennocenti sparks huge Janesville Craig victory
• Missing Janesville man found dead Wednesday
• Janesville Parker gymnasts opens with victory
• Nominees sought for Hedberg honor
• Janesville Parker Vikings step on Regents’ toes
• Local drivers refusing to fear $3-a-gallon gas
• URT planning second facility
• Wisconsin women snaps streak
• Huskies near UCLA men's mark
• FAA loses track of 119,000 aircraft
• UW's Carimi earns Outland Award
• Swindle of the year
• Lehmann faces a selection challenge at Janesville Parker
• New GOP team: Is there a moderate in the House?
• Board OKs Alpine Valley camping plan
• Out to make a mark at Craig
• YWCA names Hokinson interim executive director
• Police ask help finding fugitive
• Second-half problems for UW-Whitewater men, Beloit wins
• Church hosts 'Road to Bethlehem'
• Whitewater women suffer first WIAC loss, Beloit loses
• Man pleads guilty to Pell Lake bank robbery
• Expiration of federal grant worries local charity
• Packers receivers catch on in big way
• Nankivil puts up a wall
• Bucks ride Bogut’s last-second tip to topple Pacers
• Mideast peace effort foundering again
• Obama takes center stage
• Child playing with matches considered cause of Beloit fire
• An area legislator warns of the continued tax and spend mentality in Madison
• An area legislator tells voters to "keep the pitchforks sharpened"
• Lake Lawn Resort closes its doors
• Gingerbread adds spice to holidays
• Parker coach taking wait-and-see approach
• School district food drive serves more people this year
• Two state champs return for Craig
• Halt hunger at the holidays
• Edgerton rolls to victory in league opener, other scores
• Elkhorn clutch at line, other scores
• Cigarette bandit gets five years
• Bluebirds cruise to first victory
• Alcohol suspected in fatal crash
• A taxing time: End of year is busy for treasurer's office
• Proposed 5,200-cow dairy holds open house to educate, inform
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• Easy victory proves costly for Marquette
• Starks provides spark for Packers
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• Favre faces an injury new to him
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• Badger women drop 7th straight
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• It's official: Badgers are Rose Bowl-bound
• Janesville councilman warns: Get financial house in order
• Lake Geneva semipro football team hopeful for success
• Volunteers gather in Elkhorn to package meals for Haiti
• Schools continue to deal with cellular misbehaving
• Lombardi-Janesville letter surfaces
• Packers over 49ers 34-16
• Warhawks rally to top North Central
• Bluebirds fall to Middleton
• Parker boys pull out double-overtime victory
• Craig comeback falls short at La Follette
• Parker wrestlers take second in multi-duals
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• Memorial nips Sun Prairie; Beloit, Middleton win
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• Edgewood knocks off Milton; MG, Monroe win
• Wisconsin holds on over South Dakota 76-61
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• Janesville bolstering salt, deicing efforts for coming winter
• Milton school board to hear 4K proposal
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• East smacks Parker girls
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• Janesville Craig boys sliced and diced
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• Oh hell; It's cold again
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• Sheboygan too much for UW-Rock men
• Warhawks take WIAC opener
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• Former municipal clerk facing felony charges
• Whitewater’s Rusch receives honor
• Man dies three days after crash
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• Not guilty plea entered for suspect in Beloit murder case
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• Warhawks keep moving forward
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• Bluebirds lose opener
• Craig handles Fort Atkinson
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• Janesville woman's recipe featured online
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• Judge: Appeal OK on lakeshore garden decision
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• Turner, Clinton wins girls openers
• Lake Mills outlasts Milton in Fort tourney; Jefferson, Elkhorn win
• Parker boys start with victory over Delavan-Darien
• Delavan-Darien players lead All-Southern Lakes selections
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• Variety is the spice of the UW offense
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• Monday's tornadoes, humidity make for area weather records
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• Wilson dedicated to ‘Special’ bowlers
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• Not guilty plea set in animal killing
• Janesville Cougars’ coach optimistic as season tips off tonight
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• Man faces child porn charges
• Holiday travelers face body scanning
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• Weather, deer action vary in gun season opener
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• Whitewater rolls past Franklin in playoff opener
• Demand for ECHO Thanksgiving baskets grows by 15%
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• District sets aside snow makeup day
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• Colorful toy building bricks used to create futuristic vehicles
• No. 6 Wisconsin paves Michigan 48-28
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• ‘Mr. Golf’: Gifford was a fixture on local courses
• Golden Kiwanis Club spearheads efforts for Adopt-A-Highway
• Warhawks put sights on Franklin College
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• Kewaunee’s second half rains on Brodhead/Juda’s parade
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• The bad omen in Democrats' reorganization of House leadership
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• McCarthy’s fix: Keep it simple
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• Marquette rolls past UWGB
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• Murkowski win a blow to Palin's influence
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• Unbeatens to collide in Division 5 title game
• So long, Steve: Parker principal to retire
• UW-W faculty, staff discuss recent crimes
• Rock County agricultural company finds success in exports
• A guide for those in need—and the rest of us
• Three Red Hawks earn Badger soccer honors
• 'State of the City' replaces neighborhood meetings
• Milton’s Walters earns first-team volleyball honors
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• Disturbance call leads to pot bust
• Repeat drunken driver suspected in crash that killed 9-year-old Lake Geneva boy
• Railway renovation is really on a roll
• Wallaces to leave high school football after championship game
• Dear Congress: While you're at it...
• BIFF brings more than a "Reveal Party" to Janesville
• Janesville has award winning staff at wastewater treatment plant
• BP deep-cleaning Gulf beaches amid new worries
• No. 4 Buckeyes have blend of freshmen, veterans
• Leuer shares the wealth
• Halladay unanimous pick
• Expanded playoffs likely won’t begin until 2012
• Badgers hit their history book
• Lakers beat Bucks
• Starks reality: Raw rookie is third-string running back
• Brodhead/Juda has Co-Lineman of Year
• Cards face unbeaten Storm
• MDA hosts Jail and Bail in Janesville
• Parkview facing tough cuts
• Lakeland seeks ban on sex offenders
• Panoske decides on UW-Milwaukee
• Brodhead’s Collins signs with UWGB
• Paying the price to pawn products
• Rock County unveils new business directory
• UW-Rock County Rattlers women, men earn sweep
• Woman remains hospitalized after crash
• Electronic cigarettes growing in popularity but remain unregulated
• Coach’s son has fond memories
• Residential burglaries up in Beloit
• Favre, Minnesota facing lost season
• Vick, Eagles crush ’Skins
• Pilots among those dismayed at scanners, pat-downs
• As election euphoria fades, reality of tasks ahead sets in
• Whitewater's Innovation Center has new tenant
• Packers return, Vikings next
• Warhawks No. 2 seed entering playoffs
• A new age in health care
• Natural gas poses risks during winter
• Owners of injured dog file lawsuit vs. shooter
• Woman questions charity's policy
• Symphony of Homes on key for holidays
• Continental Plastic plays a key role in livestock production
• Chase race tightens at top
• Badger freshman delivers in debut
• Wisconsin’s focus: Just keep winning
• Badger women roll to victory
• Marquette rallies to top Bucknell
• Food production a bright spot in gloomy economy
• Vikings’ hopes fade
• Open up complaints against lawyers
• Hunters take aim at DNR
• Free winterizing draws big crowd
• New rink should save money, prolong season
• Brodhead-Juda wins state football berth
• Can we bank on banks?
• North Dakota beats Wisconsin 4-2
• China to play role in General Motors IPO
• Salmons leads Bucks past Warriors 79-72
• Offering sobering steps toward fiscal sanity
• Officials: Latest Gun Club fire ‘raises flags’
• Janesville police investigating rash of burglaries
• Lake Geneva schools saving cash with energy innovations
• Police: Unpaid bills caused power shut off in Darien deaths
• Brodhead man who died in explosion recalled as ‘big-hearted’
• Officials: Rock County Drug Court saves lives, money
• Walworth County plan aims to get drunken drivers off road, out of jail
• Milton City Council cuts spending in budget proposal
• Priest, renowned for his work with disabled people, dead at 79
• Milton wins girls WIAA state swim title
• No. 6 Wisconsin destroys Indiana 83-20
• Whitewater, Beloit fall in NCAA volleyball
• Jets win in Chicago
• Delavan-Darien falls to Catholic Memorial
• Brodhead-Juda wins state football berth
• Arrowhead captures Division 1 state girls swim title
• Warhawks pitch a shutout
• Butler helps Marquette roll by Prairie View 97-58
• North Dakota beats Wisconsin 1-0
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Beware unintended harm of regulating Internet
• WIAA football
• Hogan earns top volleyball honors
• Steve Stricker donates $100,000 to Edgerton Hospital
• Landing trainmaker could have hurt city
• Whitewater takes control of WIAC from LaCrosse
• Student statesmen: Aspiring politicians lured to UW-W
• Cars vandalized in third hate case at UW-W
• Schulz makes move on La Crosse line
• Destination DC: Another trip planned for area vets
• A day of honor for those most deserving
• Historic truss bridge won't be saved
• Chevy returning to IndyCar Series
• Another suspicious fire at Gun Club restaurant
• Master mind: Capers rebuilds reputation
• Gophers face adversity
• The wait is over for Minnesota’s Mbakwe and Nolen
• Obama claims strengthened hand in global dealings
• Carimi, Moffitt move them out on the left side
• Why Obama is right about India
• District wins in Milton school arbitration
• Illinois’ play questionable
• UW women’s basketball signs recruits
• UW’s recruits are 2 guards, 2 forwards
• Reserves spark Bucks' victory
• Charity set to kick off red kettle campaign
• AP-GfK Poll: Public mixed on GOP tax, health plans
• No. 1-ranked Milton wants to make a splash at Division 2 state meet
• Death notices for Nov. 11, 2010
• Public record for Nov. 11, 2010
• Harris joins Dolphins
• Brodhead's ash trees to get the axe under plan
• Commission leaders say cutting deficit will hurt
• Tuesday shed fire still under investigation
• Beloit's Highway 51 project nearly completed
• Bowlers shine at Special Olympics tournament
• The ‘swerve’ election
• Brodhead man gets one year in jail in meth case
• State penalizes Delavan landfill
• UW-Rock County Rattlers sweep WCC contests
• Hope in a bag: Holiday food event returns
• UW-Whitewater launches plan in battle against bullying
• Schneiders complete family affair at state
• Demos earns All-Big Eight honors
• Knaus: Swapping pit crews was organizational decision
• Marquette is long on potential, but is short on experience
• Wisconsin replacing star guards to complement strong frontcourt
• Harris release like another Favre divorce
• Census rule change affects Beloit
• Delivering Bags of Hope drive begins
• Purgatory over, Woods seeks redemption in Australia
• Public record for Nov. 10, 2010
• UW-W investigating another hate crime
• Everything you wanted to know about leaf collection but were afraid to ask
• Winterizing and the single woman
• Lake Lawn, Delavan work to hash out issues on billing
• Investment strategist shares economic optimism with Janesville business leaders
• Ledwell, Ranny top All-Rock Valley volleyball picks
• Congrats to the Computer Service Technician team for winning the first ever Intramural Dodgeball Tournament! This was an event where BTC and UW-Rock County worked together to provide a league for students and staff to play dodgeball. The winning team m
• Janesville School Board looks at year-round school
• Milwaukee gets offensive in rout of New York
• McFarland’s Kohlman heads All-Rock Valley soccer
• Death notices for Nov. 10, 2010
• Milton schools to consider 4K program
• Is Zambrano a No. 1?
• Death notices for Nov. 9, 2010
• Shippers fought full screening of cargo planes
• Plans to renovate Lovejoy Manor pass deadline without action
• Collins takes hit to the wallet
• Masters of message
• Best move for Dallas might be new GM
• Alpine Valley proposes turning a parking lot into overnight camping
• Johnson’s pit crew earns demotion
• Events planned for Veterans Day
• Clay uncertain for Hoosiers game with injured knee
• Public record for Nov. 9, 2010
• Well-earned vacation for Packers
• Local real estate companies merge
• Secondary depth forces Packers to release Harris
• UW-Rock County Rattlers win at Manitowoc
• Former judge remembered for fairness, longevity
• Selling hope: Fair trade shop opens downtown
• Warhawks earn tourney bids in volleyball, soccer
• Worries voiced on bus route cuts
• Melster Candies leaving longtime Cambridge facility for Janesville
• Human Race Machine offers facial mapping
• Practice makes perfect: Parizo has 34 300s
• Steelers’ defense responds
• Penalty helps Big Foot advance in playoffs
• Delavan-Darien one win from state football berth
• Women in business: 2,000 and counting
• City of Janesville rewards water conservation
• Students at UW-Whitewater form water conservation group
• Public record for Nov. 8, 2010
• Delavan tour of homes to benefit soccer club
• State arts board to meet here Thursday
• Fuddruckers to give away food as fundraiser for CARE House
• Packers rout Cowboys 45-7 in latest Dallas drama
• Craig swimmer going to state
• Pentagon chiefs: Afghans can manage by 2014
• WIAA football
• Hamlin back in front
• Kids learn about saints during 5-mile Janesville parish trek
• Badger women sting Yellowjackets
• First public hearing on 2011 budget is tonight
• Favre rescues Vikings
• Medical examiner decision might wait until 2011
• Death notices for Nov. 8, 2010
• Requests-Complaints get upgrade in Beloit
• They heard you loud and clear (more or less)
• Public record for Nov. 7, 2010
• How long can humane society provide stray animal control services?
• Delavan has fond memories of Governor-elect Scott Walker
• Evansville adding new historic districts
• Jets defeat Bandits
• Milton swimmers win Baraboo sectional
• Beloit wins season finale
• Brodhead-Juda survives in overtime
• Penalty helps Big Foot advance in playoffs
• UW-Whitewater rolls past UW-Oshkosh
• Death notices for Nov. 7, 2010
• Higher blends of ethanol are good for Wisconsin, America
• 1,000 pounds of food collected for ECHO
• Delavan-Darien one win from state football berth
• Edgerton council pares down 2011 city budget, levy
• Residents fined $12,000 from party bust
• Milton teens arrested in pipe bomb incident
• Milton could begin police chief search in December
• Carbon monoxide suspected in Darien deaths
• No. 7 Wisconsin rallies past Purdue
• Around the world, a race against time bombs in air
• UW hockey team dominates Minnesota
• Jacobs propel Jets to victory
• Is civility America's lost cause?
• Death notices for Nov. 6, 2010
• UW-W students reject bus route to Janesville
• Public record for Nov. 6, 2010
• Differences are focus next week at Blackhawk Tech
• Janesville School Board to discuss year-round school idea
• Two area athletes commit to colleges
• No. 1 Warhawks want it all
• Ham and happiness: Afton church hosts annual smorgasbord
• United Way director resigns
• Whitewater closing leaves 116 out of work
• Navy contract to benefit Wisconsin
• WIAA football
• Zenyatta is THE story of Breeders' Cup
• Badgers get scare in exhibition win
• Put me in, coach: Harris, Bigby appear ready
• Badgers' Ball back makes his move
• Whitewater drinking party hosts face $12,000 in fines
• Attention: Students & Staff...Now is the time to get your B-Ball team together. The deadline for submission is Wednesday, Nov. 24th! Check out the poster for details!
• A return to the norm
• Friends cook up new Orfordville bakery
• Janesville Police Department plans to return to full staff
• Public record for Nov. 5, 2010
• Death notices for Nov. 5, 2010
• Rough driving has Gordon on edge coming to Texas
• Fuel leak halts Friday launch of space shuttle
• Ryan preparing to be GOP's fiscal leader
• Marquette has potential, not much experience
• Time to check your furnace
• With Driver injured, Jones has chance to step up for Packers
• Toxic Legacy: Century-old tar plumes under Lake Superior stir health fears
• Sutterlin's passion for preservation has touched much of Janesville
• Public record for Nov. 4, 2010
• Home cooking: Jacobson excels in net for Jets
• Cougars' Meister leads All-Big Eight
• Children pulled from home after drug bust
• Numbers no problem for Rattlers
• Executive director of YWCA resigning, heading for McFarland
• Sex offenders spooked on Halloween evening
• Two Rock County charities lose leaders
• Death notices for Nov. 4, 2010
• Heavy discounts fuel solid retail gains in October
• Pierce carries Celtics to OT win over Bucks
• Thousands cheer on Giants at San Francisco parade
• Titans claim WR Randy Moss off waivers
• AP source: Brewers hire Ron Roenicke as manager
• Ryan could get key committee role
• Matthews leads Portland over Milwaukee
• Knilans claims seat in 44th Assembly
• Electrical problem on shuttle delays launch
• 'Upscale' bar planned downtown
• Rock County Robins sign four
• Local election results
• Keach to keep leadership as Rock County coroner
• Gunderson wins another term in 83rd
• Death notices for Nov. 3, 2010
• Rock County voters like medical examiner plan
• Nass holds on to 31st state Assembly seat
• UW System striving to spur economic growth
• Spoden keeps sheriff's seat
• August becomes state Assembly's youngest member
• Marijuana legalization measure loses in California
• Kedzie wins with 75% of the vote
• Getting rid of 'punk' Moss was correct move
• Ringhand wins 80th Assembly District post
• Vikings deal with another mess
• GOP wins 45th Assembly District
• Seventh heaven? All-Star result has no affect on World Series
• 43rd Assembly race is a win for Wynn
• Brewers buy out Hoffman's contract
• Voters OK refinancing school district loan
• Struggling Purdue hosts No. 7 Wisconsin
• Baldwin wins re-election to seventh term
• Big Ten a four-team scramble
• Voters: Keep hands off transportation funds
• Primary force: Packers' secondary has been solid
• Erpenbach claims fourth term in 27th Senate District
• Walker defeats Barrett, returns governorship to Republicans
• Walworth County stands by Graves
• Johnson knocks off Feingold, joins GOP wave in Washington
• Clerk of Courts for Rock County wins re-election
• Green County Board member recalled for patience, respect
• Man found criminal charge instead of his missing pot
• Fill the Truck for ECHO
• UW-Rock students consider Election Day choices
• Diamond Foods could add 100 jobs at Beloit food plant
• Residents advocate for WCEDA funding
• Janesville Design & Development Center to close doors
• City of Parks readies for winter
• Arrests follow string of burglaries in Rock County
• Officials reviewing Geneva Township traffic incident
• Triathlon No. 50 on 50th birthday
• Death notices for Nov. 2, 2010
• Public record for Nov. 2, 2010
• Giants earn overdue Series title with Game 5 victory over Rangers
• City's longest serving fire chief Grorud to retire
• Future teachers must show, not just tell, skills
• Voters say changes are coming
• Manning, Colts handle Texans
• Making sense of all those numbers
• Reunion ends as Vikings cut ties with Randy Moss
• Two men arrested in area burglaries
• UW in position for a BCS bowl
• Rock County duo on first team
• Packers' patchwork defense impressive in victory
• Police find gun from Delavan gang shooting
• Teen, insurance official team up to combat prescription abuse
• Giants on brink of World Series crown
• Local city clerks predict voter turnout
• Favre needs stitches after leaving game
• Public record for Nov. 1, 2010
• Childhood initiatives could boost early learning
• Teachers hope for better learning through amplification
• Middleton football edges Hartford to advance
• State to fund Milton, Whitewater bike trails
• Warhawks clinch share of WIAC titles
• Award recognizes Montgomery's efforts
• Case, Petrowsky lead Senior tournament
• Judge deals blow to Mirbeau suit
• Four men arrested in Delavan standoff
• Voters will get their say at the polls Tuesday
• Death notices for Nov. 1, 2010
• Packers end Jets' win streak at 5 with 9-0 victory
• Trial begins 8 years after Smart kidnapping
• Wild finish: Bowyer edges Harvick at Talladega
• Death notices for Oct. 31, 2010
• Brodhead-Juda, Big Foot advance
• Delavan-Darien soars into football's third round
• Waunakee rolls over Milton
• Craig's Meister comes up a second shot in state cross country
• Bradford powers past Badger High
• Delavan standoff ends peacefully
• D.C. rally brings laughs, politics to Janesville
• Janesville Farmers Market vendors look forward to promise of 2011
• Public record for Oct. 31, 2010
• Warhawks hold off Pointers
• College students could make or break bus service
• Milton crossing guard goes extra mile for youth safety
• Middleton wins Big Eight swim title
• Obama’s fatal flaw: He lacks sense of humor
• Jenkins is Point's numbers man
• The new BTC Mascot Blaze visits with CLT students at the Monroe Campus.
• RSVP moves forward with stopgap program
• Blaze meets with students at the Monroe Campus.
• Milton wins Badger South swim title
• Organizations raise thousands for family of boy killed in accident
• Blaze shares some laughs with the comedians from Mission IMPROVable at the performance today in Janesville.
• Milton's Stair, Edgerton's Ferrell reap all-state honors
• Edgerton volleyball's forward surge ends
• Attention: Students & Staff Now is the time to get your Dodgeball team together. The deadline for submission is Monday, Oct. 4th! Check out the poster for details!
• City's longest serving fire chief Grorud to retire
• Challenges await winner of Walworth County sheriff race
• Staff and students at BTC welcomed the newest edition to the BTC Human Simulation Lab...BabySim. Timmy was delivered weighing in at 15 lbs and 30”. Healthcare students brought their stethoscopes to experience the simulators at this event.
• Public record for Oct. 30, 2010
• Replacement roof planned for Parker
• Congratulations to the first BTC Intramural Volleyball Winners...Team Sand Storm. This was an event where BTC and UW-Rock County worked together to provide a league for students and staff to play volleyball. Six teams participated in this double eliminat
• WSD football celebrates another banner year
• Rock County sheriff candidates face each other for second time
• The night was filled with fun...and well...lots of dancing. Check out this video to see a member of Jabali Afrika dance-off with a 2Xclusive member.
• Board lets go of controversial farmers market manager
• WIAA football
• Despite retraining, displaced workers face daunting search
• Interest in phony Milton House legend resurfaces every Halloween
• Death notices for Oct. 30, 2010
• Packers LB Bishop to prove he’s learned from wait
• Accused thief extradited from Canada
• Heartland students show impressive grasp of First Amendment
• Public record for Oct. 29, 2010
• County workers reminded about political rules
• Terror investigators examine more packages
• Middle school student expelled
• Political activity in clerk of courts office prompts memo to county employees
• Whitewater to add to hall
• Undercover students used to bust beer parties
• A fiscal exam for Feingold, Johnson
• Erpenbach faces challenge for 27th Senate seat
• Three slated for Janesville bowling hall induction
• Incumbent Ryan faces new challenger in 1st District
• Whitewater puts squeeze on 2011 budget
• Latest scores
• Warhawks enter critical two-week stretch
• A warm welcome goes out to our new staff & faculty members...welcome to BTC!
• Bail set at $1 million for Beloit murder suspect
• Police: Guilt got to robber
• 'Large-scale' open house is Saturday at Mercy
• Business expo is Thursday in former Menard's building
• Four suspects sought in burglary
• Rotary Gardens executive director resigns
• Police: Beloit homicide suspect from Janesville
• Nass faces Libertarian in re-election bid
• 'Sanity' rally set for Janesville
• Victim might have snapped killer's picture
• Death notices for Oct. 19, 2010
• Judge likely to deny gov't on gay troops order
• Titans rule battle of backup QBs
• Hedberg plans multicultural event
• Rangers' Lee overpowers Yankees
• Janesville Senior Center third floor may be remodeled
• Defensive help on the way for Packers
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• Wisconsin hitting the road after big win
• Cushing ending 33-year run with Janesville Youth Football program
• Several local elementary schools honored for achievement
• Public record for Oct. 19, 2010
• Beloit's Kettle Foods plant may double in size
• Union bridge might find a new home in Washington County
• Public record for Oct. 18, 2010
• Robertson after Gunderson again
• Challenger jabs at 2nd District incumbent
• Janesville businessman remembered for his competitive drive
• New online resource debuts for Nazi-era looted art
• Death notices for Oct. 18, 2010
• Penalty really hurts Packers
• Love, Wolves top Bucks
• First BCS standings have Oklahoma No. 1
• Loss to Purdue proves last straw for Brewster
• Phillies even series
• Teen shares special bond with her championship partner
• Freedom Rally draws 500 in search for information
• Meister runs away
• Stoughton man arrested in Edgerton bank robbery
• Domestic violence program helps prosecute offenders
• Short-term leases behind debate in Walworth County
• City policy removes blight, strengthens neighborhoods
• Carpenter FG in OT lifts Dolphins past Pack 23-20
• No. 18 Wisconsin upsets No. 1 Ohio State, 31-18
• Death notices for Oct. 17, 2010
• Politics today give us ample cause for shivers
• GOP’s thoughtful opposites
• Warhawks keep rolling along
• Public record for Oct. 17, 2010
• Bernanke tilts debate on key roots of unemployment
• Lakeside clinches title tie
• Death notices for Oct. 16, 2010
• La Follette swims past Parker
• Pro: Regulations devastate economic growth
• Sun Prairie clinches title tie, awaits Verona
• Con: Disruptive effect of bailouts, not over-regulation, is the real culprit behind snail-like recovery
• Johnson Creek shuts out Williams Bay
• Going to court to stop political attack ads
• Craig races past East in Big Eight football
• Vesterfelt leads Parker homecoming rampage
• State run ends for Craig doubles team
• Young artists put their stamp on downtown Janesville
• Public record for Oct. 16, 2010
• Starr delivers a pep talk to Parker
• Hundreds attend anti-hate-crime rally at UW-Whitewater
• Elkhorn man in court on drug trafficking charges
• Program gives flu vaccine to students
• Gregory's record passing can't save Edgerton against Panthers; Evansville, Jefferson, McFarland, Big Foot, Brodhead/Juda win
• Ex-Elkhorn resident's slaying puzzles locals
• Westosha upsets Delavan-Darien; Elkhorn, Badger, Wilmot win
• Trial in motorcycle homicide case months away
• Milton finds reserve strength in victory at Oregon; Fort, Monroe, Monona Grove win
• Latest scores
• Madison East edges Craig swimmers
• Fall is time for Medicare plan changes
• Undefeated Meister hits tournament trail
• Trial in motorcycle homicide case months away
• Seafood distributors fined for improper weights
• Mercy accused of negligence in death
• Youth arrested in fatal Beloit shooting
• Council OKs police chief for Milton administrator
• Proposal includes 8.45% tax hike
• Prescription drug drop off box a success
• Football great returning to Janesville
• School for the blind hosts nearby students for White Cane Day
• Death notices for Oct. 15, 2010
• Public record for Oct. 15, 2010
• Holbrooke: Contacts with Taliban picking up
• Rock champs take different paths
• Rodgers expects to play Sunday
• Business aims to ease college-search process
• A chance to rise and shine for Badgers
• Kolloff sparks Milton soccer
• At least for a moment, what’s major is minor
• Craig tennis team wins
• Your pre-election post-mortem
• Evansville to celebrate new community center
• Warhawks to be early risers
• Janesville native Todd Glaser prepares Eau Claire for No. 1-rated Whitewater
• Packers' Finley, Barnett may miss rest of season
• Police chief offered top job
• Drawing a better Wisconsin
• Craig's tennis duo nets success
• The vanishing center
• Rattlers fall, finish with winning record
• Suspect arrested in hit and run
• Council members suing Lake Geneva
• Fraud case goes to special prosecutor
• District takes new direction on expulsions
• Baby sitter suspected of taking drunken nap
• Delavan man found guilty of sexual assault
• Council protests stray animal increases
• Deer hunting season opens in Rock County Thursday
• Beloit police arrest homicide suspect
• Death notices for Oct. 14, 2010
• More Americans choosing natural burials
• Sveum, Macha interview for Pirates' job
• UW RBs Clay, White highly motivated to face top-ranked Buckeyes
• Packers' Jennings vents frustration
• Public record for Oct. 14, 2010
• Death notices for Oct. 13, 2010
• Delay considered for Fort Hood shooting hearing
• Goodell says he will meet with Favre if necessary
• NFL expects to review controversial catch rule
• Circle of Women event
• Favre at forefront of Vikings' struggles
• Janesville firefighters receive training
• Rangers top Rays in Game 5, face Yankees next in ALCS
• The Diversity Action Team of Rock County presents program on Afghanistan
• Nagy working with Badgers' jumbo unit
• Strong finish elevates Stair
• Seven painful days in Green Bay
• Repeat Janesville Spelling Bee winner looks to fly higher
• Stair steps up
• Public record for Oct. 13, 2010
• Beloit bank robbery suspect at large
• Milton soccer defeats Fort Atkinson
• Furious about an ‘Inside Job’
• Parker, Craig soccer fall in regionals
• Truman says he won't seek re-election
• Delavan keeps combing Lake Lawn audit
• Janesville School Board inches closer to balancing books
• Man gets 15 years for slashing preacher's throat
• Police: Gangs are among us, but city remains safe
• Humane Society looks to double its city contract
• Public record for Oct. 12, 2010
• Milton senior fires lowest round ever at state
• Rattlers advance in WCC playoffs
• Mock hospital room helps staff plan for real care
• Sex offender held on federal warrant
• A frigid fall? Not at all
• Sidewalk plan approved
• Evansville man dies in motorcycle crash
• Jets overcome Favre's milestones for 29-20 win
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Death notices for Oct. 12, 2010
• Would you buy a used party from these people?
• Giants end Cox's long run
• D.N.R. delays Janesville project
• Rodgers' status still fuzzy
• Fewer residential permits being issued in Janesville
• Badgers 'fired up' for Buckeyes
• Census Bureau considers change to Beloit's listing
• Unseasonably warm weather puts chill over Coats for Kids collection
• Janesville police to present public gang presentation
• Packers' Crosby kicks himself
• Microsoft bets big on new phone software
• Packers are a hurting unit
• Public record for Oct. 11, 2010
• Badgers prepare for Ohio State
• Dogs helping vets adjust to civilian life
• Orfordville church organist honored for 52 years of music
• Janesville woman arrested after video store is robbed
• Evansville plans for possible state funding cuts
• Pending release of sex offenders prompts Delavan meeting
• Saturday rally will provide a taste of 'tea'
• Evansville police effort aims to prevent car break-ins with report cards
• Supporters want ballpark for boy killed in drunken-driving crash
• Death notices for Oct. 11, 2010
• NATO investigating if US forces killed aid worker
• Rodgers has concussion as Packer injuries mount
• Stewart wins, while Johnson pads lead at Fontana
• Local reaction varies to expected SSI announcement
• Phillies sweep; Rays extend Rangers to fifth game
• Warhawks down Stout
• Testing teachers: New evaluation process focuses on results
• Public record for Oct. 10, 2010
• Investigations unit arrests four
• Police chief, town facing five complaints
• More adults returning to UW-Whitewater
• Child poverty rate has been rising for years
• Gano's OT FG gives Redskins 16-13 win over Packers
• Sun Prairie keeps rolling; Middleton, Memorial, Verona win
• Clay scores 3 TDs, No. 20 Wisconsin tops Minn.
• Death notices for Oct. 10, 2010
• Rob Portman’s good timing
• Girl Scouts bite into healthy cookies program
• McFarland whips Edgerton; East Troy, Big Foot, Brodhead/Juda, Clinton win
• One-way to two-way study introduced to council
• Springfield's five-goal final period grounds Jets
• Vote would begin sidewalk plan
• Cambria-Friesland knocks off Williams Bay
• Death notices for Oct. 9, 2010
• Delavan-Darien clinches title tie; Badger edges Burlington
• Latest scores
• Eagles pounce on Evansville's turnovers
• NFL looking into Favre allegations
• Craig swims past Parker
• Latest scores
• Oregon controls the clock to hold off Fort; MG clinches title tie
• Con: Bashing Turkey is a misguided GOP campaign strategy
• Vesterfelt, Parker turn back Craig
• Pro: The end of a secular society in Turkey bodes ill for U.S.
• Christian Science Reading Room hits milestone
• Why religious literacy matters
• Public record for Oct. 9, 2010
• Sheriff's candidate explains "brownshirts" comment
• Lake Lawn notifies employees of possible layoffs
• Tech park project continues after EDA violation
• Schools look ahead to more budget woes
• Open enrollment outlook improves at Parkview
• Beware of deer while driving this time of year
• Hammon leads Milton's charge past Edgewood
• Vintage Pettitte leads Yanks to 2-0 lead on Twins
• Damaged trailer causes detour
• Badger offense needs boost
• Two people injured after being hit by car
• Packer safety appreciates chance
• Janesville Jets on top
• Con: Extend tax cuts for the 98 percent of Americans who really need them!
• Man slashed during argument about loud music
• Pro: Extending tax rates will boost economy, jobs
• Lawsuit against Yahoo tossed
• The Colbert Democrats
• Three-man attack sparks Warhawks
• Whitewater schools seek 9 percent levy increase
• Crash victim's family suing party hosts
• AG: Spellman's e-mails can stay private
• Sheriff aspirant likens deputies to Nazis
• Clerk contenders focus on efficiency
• Janesville home rehab project has early success
• Death notices for Oct. 8, 2010
• Weekend search may help map Civil War site in Mo.
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• Bank buys Lake Lawn for $20 million
• Lincecum whiffs 14 as Giants beat Braves in Game 1
• Public record for Oct. 8, 2010
• Young's 3-run homer helps Rangers beat Rays again
• Janesville police keeping eye out for second lizard
• Badgers' White, not Clay, getting attention
• Parker, Craig soccer fall
• Milton begins negotiating with finalist
• Drop in delinquency attributed to program
• Tax hike of 2.1% proposed
• Losing their Gulf cred
• Death notices for Oct. 7, 2010
• Shoppers may have the upper hand this Christmas
• He's back: Vikings get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Public record for Oct. 7, 2010
• Lee outduels Price as Rangers beat Rays in Game 1
• Police capture fugitive lizard
• Lincecum leads Giants into opener against Braves
• Family torn between Craig, Parker football teams
• Teixeira's homer pushes Yanks past Twins in Game 1
• Great crops, prices driving farmers during harvest
• Roy Halladay tosses second postseason no-hitter
• Love Light Tree lights up donors' lives
• On the trial, Biden nonstop
• Parker tennis team heading to state
• Motivation running high for Phillips, Cougars
• Dedication pays off for Vikings' LB Munger
• Ex-track coach stands mute to sexual assault charge
• Whitewater opens up government
• Gophers' Brewster needs a win over UW
• Forty years later, murder theories abound in 1969 cold case
• Feingold pushes early vote
• East Troy volleyball clinches share of RVC title
• Grant may help move Safe Routes program in Town of Beloit forward
• Audit answers few questions
• Parker volleyball rallies to edge Memorial
• Will Rock County go high-tech?
• Craig, Parker soccer fall in finales
• Bid for bar gets negative nod
• Edgerton's Ferrell is sectional golf champ
• Milton earns first-ever trip to state girls golf tournament
• Foreclosure forecast is dim
• Death notices for Oct. 6, 2010
• Pot legalization measure fails to draw big money
• October excitement begins today
• Alliant says energy assistance is available
• AP source: Vikes get Moss from Patriots in trade
• Beloit arson may go "cold"
• Bucks win typically sloppy preseason opener
• Edgerton City Hall offers luxury and energy efficiency
• Hang on; help is on the way for Packers
• Public record for Oct. 6, 2010
• Making change: Sustainability study circles begin in Janesville
• Mercy Walworth Hospital expansion moving along 'smoothly'
• Emanuel hits Chicago streets, makes case for mayor
• Macha reflects on lost season
• Mercy Health System offers career showcase
• Give school buses a brake
• McCarthy says he, QB on same page
• Bill Clinton: Mideast peace would undercut terror
• Knee injury sidelines rookie safety Burnett for season
• Janesville Youth Baseball moving to new facility
• Candidates spew falsehoods about Social Security
• Public record for Oct. 5, 2010
• Shelter permit a no-go
• Illinois man charged in check passing scam
• Parker tennis captures title at Elkhorn subsectional
• Whitewater's Trostel to lay off 87 workers
• Hungry for playoff action
• Reasons for deaths of Whitewater couple remain a mystery
• Edgerton city council meetings to be on video
• Damage minimal at Evansville grain bin fire
• Couple leaves strong legacies
• Applications filed for Bradford dairy
• Acciona ends plans for wind farm in Magnolia
• Macha out as manager
• Europe taking the drama out of Ryder Cup
• Biffle wins at Kansas, keeps title hopes alive
• Giants’ ‘D’ KOs Cutler, Bears
• Playoffs set: Giants, Braves in; Padres out
• Business group turns on past allies
• US terror warning could hurt Europe's economy
• Europe holds on to win thrilling Ryder Cup
• Boehner antes up
• Solar power proves steady investment for Janesville man
• Public record for Oct. 4, 2010
• Life after GM is successful for Evansville small business owner
• A private matter of public concern
• Homeless shelter’s fate on line tonight
• Elkhorn cops seek privacy enhancements in locker rooms
• Spartans gamble to beat Badgers
• Bruce homers twice, Reds beat Brewers 7-4
• Growing pains for a centerpiece of health overhaul
• Bolton-Storbakken take second in Big Eight tennis
• Death notices for Oct. 3, 2010
• Packers survive scare from Lions, win 28-26
• New leader beings new era at BTC
• A different approach to running Janesville's golf courses
• Public record for Oct. 3, 2010
• Two bodies recovered from Whitewater Lake
• Geneva hopes to hire police chief by February
• Letters hint at the fate of Lake Lawn Resort
• Public record for Oct. 2, 2010
• City manager points to ailing economy for 2011 budget
• Milton narrows field for city administrator to two
• Small plane crashes after avoiding deer
• Church thief sentenced to two years in prison
• WCLO names Milam's replacement
• McDonald's five touchdowns spark Verona
• Judge dismisses Plymouth mobile home park permit appeal
• Jets fall to Motor City
• Guilty pleas entered in Sharon police standoff
• Hammon leads Milton; DeForest downs Fort
• Drug dog finds nothing in Edison Middle School search
• Rio rolls over Williams Bay
• Latest scores
• Evansville, Jefferson, McFarland, Big Foot, Brodhead/Juda, Palmyra-Eaglwe win
• Death notices for Oct. 2, 2010
• Lakeside shuts down Lake Mills
• If Armstrong doped, teammates say they saw nothing
• Fowlkes takes over to lead unbeaten Delavan-Darien
• US auto sales remain sluggish despite new models
• Middleton runs over depleted Cougars
• McGehee's hit gives Brewers 4-3 win over Reds
• Sun Prairie leaves Parker behind
• Difference between our news media and others’: 45 words
• Police, FBI investigating Edgerton bank robbery
• Synthetic drug use continues to rise
• Tuesdays change for Janesville schools
• Fare increase affects ridership on J.T.S.
• Janesville City Council vote ‘stunned’ mine owner
• Former president makes second stop in Rock County
• Running on empty: Packers need boost
• Public record for Oct. 1, 2010
• Several Brewers add to resumes in victory over Mets
• Elkhorn companies giving new life to old shingles
• White House chief of staff: Emanuel out, Rouse in
• Badgers in search of turnovers
• Death notices for Oct. 1, 2010
• Red Hawks edge Cougars in girls tennis
• Passenger rail offers Wisconsin many advantages
• ECHO seeks Thanksgiving donations, volunteers
• If Obama is not into the war, why did he send in troops?
• Large lizard still on the loose
• UW-Rock County Rattlers win season finale
• Whitewater man eludes police twice before capture
• Platteville scores first, but Whitewater responds
• Sidewalk chalk event slated for Oct. 15-16
• Janesville Craig volleyball sweeps East
• Janesville Parker, Craig soccer shut out
• Five arrested in car break-ins
• Independent candidates in 32nd race show spirit
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Trial set for $8,000-a-month pot growing operation
• Delavan man charged in shoplifting spree
• Top-ranked Warhawks open WIAC
• Police: Shroom growing site busted
• Milton rolls to golf title
• UW-Whitewater student reports hate crime
• Slaback leads Parker to Big Eight Challenge title
• Evansville considers new plan to solve west-side flooding
• Fugitive monitor lizard still on the run
• Concussions: Youth football begins prevention work
• Collins sorry he didn’t walk away from fan
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Bush, Brewers complete sweep
• The GOP didn’t W-I-N!
• Only place Lefty, Tiger are together is US team photo
• Salvation Army auxiliary collecting winter apparel
• High court looks at military funeral protests
• Public record to Sept. 30, 2010
• Death notices for Sept. 30, 2010
• Loan defaults might lead to change in Janesville city policy
• Beloit offers school finance forum
• Craig’s Meister making it look easy
• Trouble by the numbers
• Warhawk basketball player arrested in robbery
• NFL looks at Collins issue
• Obama: GOP hasn't been honest with Americans
• Status quo: Packers starting tackles, backs to remain the same
• Grant money to help solve "cold cases" in Rock County
• It’s time to review Big Ten ‘preseason’
• Big Lizard
• Tackling retirement: Ruettgers knows how Clifton feels
• Milton man named to new state commission
• Unlikely Met sinks Brewers in ninth
• Public record for Sept. 29, 2010
• Pelosi ethics pledge falters
• Janesville Parker wins volleyball match at Craig
• Death notices for Sept. 29, 2010
• In-squad laptops give Delavan officers an upgrade
• Large monitor lizard sighted twice in Janesville
• Janesville Parker, Fort tie
• Janesville Parker wins triangular
• Small town, big city
• Bloomfield taking another shot at incorporation
• Overtime goal drops Milton
• Council approves more money to fight neighborhood blight
• Runners prep for weekend
• Milton to interview city administrator finalists this week
• Craig High might get wall to dampen noise
• Locally produced tortillas on menu at Farm Aid 25
• Badgers’ attention shifts to Spartans
• Williams Bay police investigating ATM theft
• Randolph eyes chance to manage
• Janesville Craig wins final Big Eight dual
• Halladay helps Phils clinch NL East title
• Absentee ballots cost Gibbs three votes
• Calls for longer school years face budget reality
• Building owner cancels Case Feed appeal hearing
• Death notices for Sept. 28, 2010
• Janesville Craig, Evansville soccer tie
• 15th District candidates both claim to be outsiders
• UW-Rock County Rattlers soccer dominates
• Milton dog death under investigation
• At 79, Hoeppner a flurry of activity
• Coalition to fight teen prescription drug abuse
• For the GOP, a certain inconsistency
• Janesville City Council denies mine’s annexation request
• Chalk is coming to downtown Janesville
• Political Science Professor explores reasons behind President Obama's Wisconsin visit
• Packers continue penalty-prone ways under McCarthy
• Hall of Famer Blanda dies at 83
• Sour economic mood in living room and boardroom
• Guillen says he’s returning to manage White Sox
• Hiking across Rock County is a must-do outdoor adventure
• Chicago slips past penalty-riddled Green Bay in NFC North showdown
• Public record for Sept. 28, 2010
• Bogut returns as leader of new-look team
• Smoke detectors alert family of fire danger; they safely flee home
• Bears’ Cutler welcomes being compared to Packers’ Rodgers
• Johnson triumphs at Dover
• Braun fuels win in home finale
• Death notices for Sept. 27, 2010
• How can Lions be so bad so long?
• Despite economy, Americans don't want farm work
• Statewide program targets prescription drug abusers
• Public record for Sept. 27, 2010
• After abrupt change, Janesville business is making a successful transition
• Program helps weatherize homes in Rock, Walworth counties
• August is named winner in GOP primary
• Opponents: Rail study won’t sway opinions
• Autumn can see an increase in residential fires
• E-mail scam attacks user’s friends, family
• $93,000 cancer drug: How much is a life worth?
• Furyk savors $11.35 million day
• Milton girls Fort Invitational swim
• Public record for Sept. 26, 2010
• Craig's Meister has record run in Midwest Invitational
• Controversy heats up over plan to reopen mine
• New evaluation system being used to analyze performance of principals
• Janesville Craig High’s noise vexes neighbors
• DOT to host Highway 50 meeting
• Heat, light, air: Janesville school officials hope to save on necessities
• Death notices for Sept. 26, 2010
• Behind the White House curtain
• Janesville School District enrollment drops again
• Milton gives Monona Grove a scare
• Third person arrested in Bloomfield bank robbery
• Jets fall in overtime
• Delavan man pleads guilty in Elkhorn break-in
• Big Foot breaks in new scoreboard; Brodhead/Juda, Palmyra-Eagle, Jefferson, McFarland win
• Latest scores
• Lakeside wins in overtime
• Death notices for Sept. 25, 2010
• Stoughton stops Fort; Edgewood clips Monroe
• Braun drives in three runs, Brewers beat Marlins
• Blue Devils again rise to the occasion at Edgerton
• Separating church from state, fact from fiction
• Delavan-Darien grabs undisputed Lakes lead in a wild win
• Elkhorn suffers first loss; Badger gets first win
• Verona overwhelms Parker in Big Eight football
• Public record for Sept. 25, 2010
• Craig's comeback falls short against Memorial
• More Janesville ambulance bills going unpaid
• Dog euthanized after police pursuit in Milton
• Craig High noise vexing neighbors
• Violent sex offender returned to institution
• Despite hiring freeze, Walworth County can still get new workers
• Sun Prairie stings Middleton to grab undisputed lead and clinch WIAA playoff berth
• Protest of mining operation filed
• Midwest Invitational features top runners
• Court rules against family in wrongful death lawsuit
• Cutler remains upright, thanks to changes
• Bulaga set for first pro start
• Cort Hart reaches 30 homers
• Frederick goes from starter to spectator
• Death notices for Sept. 24, 2010
• No spike in TB cases in Rock County
• AP-GfK Poll: Dems disliked, but GOP just as bad
• Public record for Sept. 24, 2010
• Visigoths at the gate?
• Homeless men’s shelter reopens doors Oct. 10
• Janesville Parker, Craig volleyball tumble
• Flu vaccines ready and waiting
• La Follette adds to list of frustrating Craig tennis losses
• West downs Janesville Craig soccer
• Evansville youth center won’t pursue school district funds
• West earns Big Eight golf title
• GOP 'Pledge' makes closing argument to voters
• Monroe Elementary evacuation goes swimmingly
• Ex-track coach in court on sex assault charge
• Bad bounce proves costly in Rattlers’ defeat
• Drainage ditch drama divides neighbors
• Janesville Parker sweeps Beloit in Big Eight tennis finale
• Center Township airstrip dispute lands in court
• Evansville’s Erickson commits to Iowa school
• Milton rushing to fill city administrator vacancy
• Milton golfers second to Edgewood
• Unemployment rate dips slightly in August
• Questions, questions: Discuss among yourselves
• Home owners going silent auction route
• LB coach Greene says Matthews has the tools
• Public notices for Sept. 23, 2010
• Bowyer penalized after car fails inspection
• Delavan-Darien’s success fueled by Fritzinger and Fowlkes
• Brewers put hurt on Reds in rout
• August gains one vote in Kenosha recount
• Abortion an issue in Senate races
• Edgerton High School responds to bomb threat
• Death notices for Sept. 23, 2010
• LaFayette author pleads guilty to child porn charge
• Whitewater considers changes to comprehensive plan
• Obama, White House boosting health law at 6 months
• Recount in 45th Assembly District Primary race begins Thursday
• Stateline United Way campaign goal announced
• Brewers play into Cincinnati’s hands
• Jensen picked as Janesville fire chief
• Matthews becomes Pack’s ‘mane man’
• Public record for Sept. 22, 2010
• Dantonio’s motto: No guts, no glory
• Deep group of OLs gives No. 11 Wisconsin options
• Borland takes a seat
• Entrepreneurs sharing thrill of the grill
• Stand pat: Packers shouldn't rush to trade for RB
• Recount begins in 32nd Assembly race
• Dems' plea to core voters: We need you fired up
• 45th Assembly recount to happen this week
• Death notices for Sept. 22, 2010
• Court rules against ex-Beloit Corp. workers
• Ode to wingnuts
• Janesville awarded $1.2 million for small-business incubator
• Commission chooses Jensen to lead Janesville Fire Department
• Studies slow Sho-Deen
• Whispering ad will hit winning note amid the shouts
• Janesville Jets shut out in Green Bay
• Milton backs possible interchange study
• Janesville Craig volleyball sweeps Memorial
• Janesville School Board OKs teacher contract
• Saints’ kick tips 49ers
• Public record for Sept. 21, 2010
• Broncos player found dead
• Holder to run for Rock County Coroner as write-in
• Selig rules out increased replay
• Farmers predicting a good yield from an early harvest
• Was GM-Chrysler rescue a blank check?
• Bart Starr will be back in Janesville, where he threw his first professional TD pass
• Death notices for Sept. 21, 2010
• Injured Clinton man found five hours after crash
• How Massachusetts education raced past that of Wisconsin
• Citizens step up to thwart theft
• Police: Felon was on East Troy shooting team
• Business Incubator planned for Janesville
• Edgerton water, sewer rates to rise
• Recount planned in 32nd District, 45th race still in question
• Town hall event gets Janesville perspective
• Janesville sand and gravel mine proposal advances
• Bobcat’s goal: Take down Brutus Buckeye
• Three cats die in morning house fire
• Votto, Rolen HRs power Reds’ victory
• Beloit student get another college prep tool
• Bulaga could get first start
• What's the priority? Retirement or college savings
• Badgers’ ‘D’ sorely misses Borland
• Recount planned in 45th Assembly District race
• Red Cross plans open house
• Warm, wet summer means more fleas on pets
• UW-Whitewater rolls over Kentucky team
• Jets fall in Showcase finale
• Edgerton's Brooke Ferrell wins Parker golf tourney
• Parker takes second in Delavan-Darien volleyball tourney
• Craig fifth in Edgerton volleyball tournament; Lakeside, Deerfield, Edgerton claim top three spots
• Cowboys and Vikings: From Super Bowl contenders to 0-2 and uh-oh
• Dantonio has heart attack
• Degree Plan B: Economy forces college compromises
• Chase is on: Bowyer triumphs in opener
• Public record for Sept. 20, 2010
• Guillen’s slam KOs Brewers
• Emergency medical technicians' efforts provide Milton man with a new chance at life
• Hawk back in Packers’ defensive rotation
• Cold lunches: The more things change, the more they remain the same
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Couple report false accident to get response
• Death notices for Sept. 20, 2010
• Two Illinois suspects caught in Rock County
• Matthews has 3 sacks, Packers beat Bills 34-7
• For-profit college ordered to stop enrolling students
• Beloit bank robbery suspect at large
• Janesville featured in national town hall meeting
• Evansville School District will add aide on buses to control misbehavior
• Public record for Sept. 19, 2010
• Parts business powering Janesville company
• Officials, residents debate Lake Lawn’s future
• Residents show more support for traditional services: Scorecard
• Giants shut down again, fall out of first place
• What did Wisconsin learn against Arizona State?
• World leaders to spotlight goals to help poor
• Death notices for Sept. 19, 2010
• The maverick’s subtle ways
• Patriots go up, flags come down
• Pro: Net Neutrality absolutely vital to assuring progressive free speech
• Delavan-Darien, Elkhorn stay undefeated; Wilmot nips Badger
• Con: Current competition among Internet companies is best path for consumers
• Brodhead/Juda dominates Evansville
• Public record for Sept. 18, 2010
• Missing, detained service members remembered at event
• Johnson Bank closes Lake Geneva branch
• Movie showing highlights plight of Janesville's homeless kids
• Car Heaven comes to town Sunday
• Woman charged with impersonating district attorney
• President's town-hall event bringing CNBC to Janesville
• Janesville School Board member apologizes for comment
• Jets win third straight in NAHL Showcase
• Death notices for September 18, 2010
• Big Foot wins last-second thriller
• Latest scores
• Milton, Fort Atkinson, Monona Grove win
• Wolf pitches gem, keeps Giants from extending lead
• Lakeside overpowers Belleville/Albany
• Americans struggle to regain their shrunken wealth
• Fall River races past Williams Bay
• Latest scores
• Middleton wins Big Eight showdown
• Alzheimer’s, dementia demand fresh look at care
• Edgerton, Jefferson stay unbeaten; Whitewater, East Troy win
• Plummer stings Craig’s hopes
• Latino group, police to join forces to improve relationship
• Janesville Jets improve to 4-0 behind Jacobson
• Target may anchor South Beloit development
• I-90/39 expansion plan seen as top priority: DOT
• Dems to voters: You may hate us, but GOP is worse
• UW out to avoid Threet-peat
• Janesville Parker Vikings rally past Regents
• ASU QB burnt Badgers before
• State patrol comes up empty after searching semitrailer
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans lives in poverty
• Public record for Sept. 17, 2010
• Death notices for Sept. 17, 2010
• Speaker uses past as a victim of bullying to fight cycle of abuse
• Party like it’s…1972?
• Janesville Craig, Parker swimmers fall
• Free speech in national parks: Common sense prevails
• High court ponders DUI penalty case
• City of Janesville considers scope of street conversions
• Soccer teams fall in league matches
• The Buckley Rule might hurt Republicans
• Graff leads La Follette past Craig
• Janesville Craig tennis edged; Parker swept
• Galvin leads East past Beloit
• LaFayette man facing child porn charges
• Undefeated Warhawks head to Bluegrass Country
• Renewable energy goal stalls
• Officials team up with Milton business in disaster scenario
• Two dogs die in Janesville house fire
• Milton nets success
• Death notices for Sept. 16, 2010
• Nearly 1,000 expected for Geneva Lake bike tour
• Brewers beat Astros 8-6 in 10 innings
• August may request recount in 32nd District race
• The economy and the whirlwind
• Short-handed Rattlers soccer holds on
• Task force seeks shelter for homeless teens
• Thin margin splits GOP 45th candidates
• Janesville Parker golfers sweep Big Eight finale
• Elkhorn Police Department set for grand opening
• Janesville Jets roll in opener
• Warhawks’ Sanchez honored
• Janesville School board president apologizes for comment
• Downtown Pride Day
• Best selling author discusses bullying in Janesville
• GM CEO: Repayment of bailout could take years
• Janesville Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Janesville teachers say 'yes' to the contract
• Jackson says he can carry the load for Packers
• Public record for Sept. 16, 2010
• Weary Dream face 2-0 deficit in WNBA finals
• Death notices for Sept. 15, 2010
• Vikings tennis sweep Spartans; Craig falls against West
• Mad Men
• Knilans breezes to 44th Assembly win
• Keach coasts to win
• Anclam, Loudenbeck claim wins in primaries
• Area polling places see strong turnout
• Janesville Craig's Meister wins another meet
• Acid Spill injures eight workers at Fort Atkinson plant
• Whitewater referendum ‘paused’
• Janesville Craig soccer rides penalty kick
• Spring Hill plant expected to get engine-building nod
• Janesville Craig, Parker enjoy volleyball sweeps
• Janesville teacher pact raises ire at meeting
• Youth prevails in 32nd
• Election results
• Cross Plains businessman to face Erpenbach
• Dems gamble by shifting fire from Bush to Boehner
• Fontana rejects lakefront project
• First-inning HR all Astros need
• Reiff re-elected to seventh term as Walworth County Clerk of Court
• Bush to give back his Heisman Trophy
• Williams Bay rejects schools referendum
• Grant out; Jackson in
• Porter residents deny tax levy increase plan
• Packers qualify for new IDs
• Lee wins 2nd Congressional nod
• Legendary Page dies at age 83
• Nass wins in landslide over Peterson
• Janesville ice arena plan gets deadline
• Lions QB Stafford won’t need surgery
• Fielder ill; streak ends at 327
• Gingrich again, but louder
• No. 11 Wisconsin giving RB John Clay more work
• Hazmat training in Milton
• Nadal nets 3rd straight major, career Grand Slam
• Years after floods, homeowners still wait for FEMA
• Injury bug again bites Harrell
• Food pantry use is on the rise, while donations are down
• Myers’ strong start gives Astros a lift
• Public record for Sept. 14, 2010
• Ravens edge Jets in a sloppy opener
• Case Feed building debris still sits at site
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Area BMX bicycle racers enjoying success, setting lofty goals
• Death notices for Sept. 14, 2010
• UW-Rock County Rattlers soccer fall
• Chemical leak at Fort Atkinson plant
• Warrant: Robber lifted mask too early
• Delavan council approves Lake Lawn records audit
• Milton couple happy to complete grueling Ironman race
• Rescue reports on Geneva Lake nearly set record
• Janesville police investigating string of strong-armed robberies
• Milton district debates how to spend $117,000
• After review, call him Lucky Smith
• Local businesses going green
• Johnson triumphs at Cog Hill
• Sessions help responders train for farm scenarios
• Gallardo delivers with arm, bat
• Whitewater schools might cancel referendum
• Fellow Americans' suspicions frustrate US Muslims
• Whitewater educator among top teachers
• Death notices for Sept. 13, 2010
• Church hosts talks on trends in faith
• Packers out last Eagles 27-20
• What you need for voting in Tuesday’s election
• Primary may offer tough party choice for some voters
• Parker boys fourth, girls seventh in West cross country
• Beloit College notches major football victory over St. Norbert
• Craig swimmers fifth at Wauwatosa; Red Hawks won Elkhorn Invitational
• Parker soccer team gains split in Viking Invitational
• Edgerton's Ferrell wins Cardinal-Spartan golf tournament
• White House health savings challenged
• Craig volleyball team wins Elkhorn tournament; Deerfield tops Parker Invitational
• Players show pregame soliditary gestures
• Jets complete weekend sweep
• Ready for the primary
• Rain postpones US Open final
• Public record for Sept. 13, 2010
• Packers tough enough
• Patterns fascinate local trivet collector
• An open letter to the Muslim world
• JFK’s tolerance moment
• Warhawks overpower Dakota State
• Local tobacco growers press on in dwindling market
• Recordings highlight Janesville's history
• Edgerton's Chilimania offers best, hottest recipes
• Public record for Sept. 12, 2010
• Air conditioner blamed in fire at downtown Janesville bar
• Highway 11/14 expansion studied
• Dempster earns 100th win as Cubs beat Brewers 1-0
• Record gains for US poverty with elections looming
• Death notices for Sept. 12, 2010
• Meeting likely to address issues about Lake Lawn
• Death notices for Sept. 11, 2010
• Latest scores
• Big Foot rallies for overtime victory at Brodhead
• Zambrano dominant again, Cubs beat Brewers 4-0
• Williams Bay falls; Lakeside Lutheran prevails
• Parker outlasts East in a wild one
• Packers rookies Burnett, Shields to start opener
• Fowlkes leads Delavan-Darien past Badger; Elkhorn stays unbeaten
• New GM CEO's pay package worth $9 million
• McFarland nips Evansville; Edgerton, Jefferson, Parkview, Palmyra-Eagle win conference openers
• Milton falls on final play; MG, Oregon, Edgewood roll
• Sun Prairie, Middleton, Verona stay unbeaten
• Jets win season opener
• Game-changing defensive stop ignites Craig
• Clay runs for 2 TDs, No. 11 Wisconsin wins easily
• Public record for Sept. 11, 2010
• Both sides say tentative agreement is a win for teachers and Janesville
• Beloit College group hopes to educate public about Islam
• Levitt, committee disagree on revenue
• Your bid, Mr. Abbas
• Crawford nears senior repeat
• First-half deficit too much for Janesville Parker soccer to overcome Beloit
• Fun Fest event focuses on breaking free of vices
• West takes down Janesville Parker tennis
• Ready for takeoff: Jets to open second season
• East Troy educator is teacher of the year
• Warhawks’ offense still needs refining after first-game hiccups
• Public record for Sept. 10, 2010
• Speaker targeting bullies
• Red Cross open house aims to help attendees plan ahead for disasters
• McCulloch a cornerstone on Whitewater defense
• Janesville Craig earns big volleyball win
• Homicide convict ordered to pay for funeral costs
• Rotary Gardens plant sale returns
• Brees, Saints down Vikings again
• UW-Rock soccer blanks Baraboo
• Obama to take GOP to task on economy, tax cuts
• Beloit’s Festival on the Rock set for Saturday
• Death notices for Sept. 10, 2010
• Janesville Craig's Meister wins again
• Remembering 9/11: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Police say that sex offender solicited neighbor girl
• Packers' o-line expects to keep Rodgers upright
• Community divided on Williams Bay referendum
• Janesville police arrest registered sex offender
• Cost savings and customer service top clerk of court issues
• Brewers extend Cardinals’ slide
• Rodgers serves as mentor to new Eagle starter
• St. John Vianney marks anniversary for mobile food pantry
• Response floors Hoffman
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1950
• FAA fatigue rules finally near
• Vikings-Saints 'encore' kicks off NFL season
• Death notices for Sept. 9, 2010
• City razes apartment building as part of blight-elimination program
• The Obama Era, Phase Two
• Public record for Sept. 9, 2010
• Mauermann, Jacobson teammates on Jets
• Janesville teacher contract not a done deal
• Pell Lake safe after E. coli scare
• Lawyer loses license for two years
• Treatment plant land deal could be set by this fall
• Six Republicans seek 32nd seat
• Five vie to replace Benedict in 45th Assembly District
• La Follette tennis edges Janesville Parker
• Thousands of dollars in lingerie stolen from Victoria’s Secret
• Officials: Footville firefighter made phony 911 calls
• Janesville Parker Vikings golf sweep in wind
• Edgerton delays dog decision
• Janesville Parker volleyball rolls past Beloit
• Janesville Parker, Craig soccer falls
• P is for pastor (also for poison)
• Hoffman saves 600th
• Recession hits Wrigley rooftop
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• Motivation running high for RB Clay
• Former GM worker driven to start gaming business
• Rookie Fowler among Pavin’s picks
• Deadline given for Case Feed debris
• Suddenly, a raft of tax-break proposals from Obama
• Public record for Sept. 8, 2010
• Death notices for Sept. 8, 2010
• Janesville Craig doubles team delivers
• Obama vs. Boehner
• Delavan committee lists Sho-Deen conditions
• Improved highway between Janesville and I-43 studied
• MVP talk doesn't rattle Packers QB Rodgers
• 31st Assembly challenger keeping Nass honest
• Republicans square off for chance at Sheridan
• Janesville parade popular with politicians
• Rock County close to home for Walker
• Beloit College edged in opener
• Beloit Snappers fall to Kernals in finale
• Fur and feather sale marks milestone
• Coroner candidates discuss issues
• Partners in Prevention given $75,000 grant
• Badgers’ opening win isn’t without mistakes
• Hoffman rolls to victory
• Packers finally practice with all 11 starters
• No recession here: Election spending sets records
• Death notices for Sept. 7, 2010
• Qualified? Who cares?
• Battle royal over health care repeal if GOP wins
• NFL again tweaks positioning of umpires
• Walworth County Fair sees slight drop in numbers
• Fielder hits 30th HR in 6-2 win over Phils
• 9 years gone, everyone's a ground zero stakeholder
• Pro: Congress must quickly pass a new stimulus
• Con: We must cut taxes, curb spending and crimp regulations
• Janesville police issue yard sign warning
• Molina hits a grand slam, Cardinals beat Brewers
• Stewart edges Edwards for first win of season
• Thompson defends Packers' choices on the cutdown
• New partnership puts local families first
• Would I-90 expansion increase safety, economic development?
• Equestrian club stresses teamwork
• Public record for Sept. 5, 2010
• Phillies rally past Brewers for fifth win in a row
• No. 12 Wisconsin runs over UNLV 41-21
• Key oil spill evidence raised to Gulf's surface
• Death notices for Sept. 5, 2010
• The talking cure for peace
• No ambivalence in this race
• Janesville man charged with downloading child porn
• Trick play propels Parker past Beloit
• Four arrested in marijuana busts near Janesville
• Living Word rolls past Williams Bay
• Death notices for Sept. 4, 2010
• Evansville, Edgerton, Jefferson, McFarland, East Troy win
• Latest scores
• McDonald's five touchdowns lead Verona; Middleton, Memorial roll
• Hamels works 7 scoreless as Phils top Brewers 1-0
• Elkhorn's big plays pay off in second victory
• Analysis: Dems out of jobs options before election
• Waunakee overpowers Milton
• Con: Only the U.S. has the clout to make Mideast peace happen
• Donated yarn keeps woman in stitches
• Pro: A nuclear Iran dooms peace talks
• Koshkonong dig yields wealth of artifacts
• Public record for Sept. 4, 2010
• Americans employ assembly in service to other freedoms
• Sun Prairie pulls away from Craig
• School board to delay budget hearing
• Walworth County Fair meat sale spending surpasses $400,000
• Licensing committee to consider bar at River Street location
• East Troy man faces charges in fatal crash
• Support rally for overseas troops slated for Walworth County Fair
• Reedsburg routs Fort; Sauk stops Monroe
• Harold Traynor, longtime Milton farmer, dies at 96
• Delavan-Darien drops Big Foot; Brodhead/Juda, Parkview win
• Death notices for Sept. 3, 2010
• Voters to choose Baldwin's challenger in 2nd District
• Buckeyes roll in opener
• Parkview schools issue notice about suspicious vehicle
• UW fans fairly united against divisions
• Owner of razed building could get chance to salvage
• Dems seek shelter from November’s storm
• Century farms harvest generations of tradition
• Our distracted commander in chief
• Janesville Parker volleyball takes Middleton to limit
• Weekend’s LaborFest has something for all
• Memorial soccer tops Janesville Craig
• Janesville Parker cross country squads second, third
• Struggling credit union changes hands in sale
• Warhawk mantra: Hit us with your best shot
• Experts see trouble ahead for developed world
• Close vote expected in Fontana referendum
• Public notice for Sept. 3, 2010
• Officials plan talks on Milton interchange idea
• United Way set to kick off 2010 campaign
• Belleville man is Walworth County Fair's first Senior Idol
• Sleep tight, if you can: Bedbugs are back
• Packers reserves fall short
• Janesville Parker tennis edges Craig
• Villanueva glad to be back in the big leagues
• Man found in lake identified
• More Dems buck plan to let taxes increase for rich
• Three seeking Republican nod in 27th Senate District primary
• Neumann refuses ‘to get out’ of race
• Janesville Jets open on Friday
• Player collapses on court; Roddick out
• Alvarez happy with new lineups
• Reds’ reliever red-hot
• Big Ten unveils two divisions
• Data shows jobless claims drop, retail sales rise
• Is the tea party becoming the new Grand Old Party?
• Agent oversight continues to vex college sports
• Death notices for Sept. 2, 2010
• Beloit sub-committee looks into a dog park
• Mining for Philadelphia votes
• American teen Capra upsets 18th-seeded Rezai
• Olivers are the focus of this year’s Rock River Thresheree
• Janesville crossing guard knows his streets, children
• Public record for Sept. 2, 2010
• Town of Beloit police use technology to identify burglary suspect
• Beloit Snappers win in 11 innings
• City stops removal of Case debris
• Couple find all’s fair in love, tractor pulling
• Lakeside downs Janesville Craig volleyball
• Janesville Parker tennis dominates Sun Prairie
• State honors Janesville schools for test scores
• Janesville Parker, Craig fall in league soccer matches
• Beloit Turner seeking a testing turnaround
• Ask candidates about openness
• Brewers get a taste of Chapman
• Reserve tank: Time is right for backups
• Decision near on Big Ten divisions
• Has Iraq war really ended for Obama, US?
• Feds fail to use land for solar power
• Death notices for Sept. 1, 2010
• Wisconsin bans more items from landfills
• Burlington’s big innings sink Beloit
• Public record for Sept. 1, 2010
• Tolzien strives for perfection
• Dive team recovers evidence, victims
• Beckapalooza
• Homeowners should be good witnesses in burglaries
• Pell Lake bank robbed again
• Janesville Area Crime Stoppers held up as example
• Help or hinder? Ramirez joins White Sox
• No deal: buyers will see fewer discounts for cars
• Great fielding not enough for Brewers
• UW-W students move on campus in record numbers
• Rock County Sheriff's Office identifies boy killed in farm accident
• Dogs rescued from Rock River
• Americans spend a bit more as economy limps along
• Case Feed demolished
• Death notices for Aug. 31, 2010
• Michele Wilkinson doesn’t allow breast cancer to slow her down
• Janesville man to stand trial for alleged sexual assault
• Darien ready to fill police chief vacancy
• Beloit Snappers overcome 12 walks in victory over Bees
• Complaint: Shooting arose from drug deal
• Janesville figure skaters excel
• Janesville students give teachers kudos
• Memorial gains sweep against Verona, Craig
• Budget roller coaster continues for Janesville School District
• My kid’s been arrested! Tips for what to do next
• Past champions survive on opening day
• OWI Crackdown nets seven arrests
• Injuries hurting Packers defense
• Beckfast of champions
• Raptors' season ends
• Janesville medical complex helps spark development
• Wie wins Canadian Open
• Molinari eases Monty’s decision
• Brodhead boy dies in farm accident
• Kuchar wins The Barclays in a playoff
• NYC mosque debate will shape American Islam
• Defense, pitching propel Japan to title
• Janesville firefighters hone their water rescue skills
• Colledge will start at guard
• Let’s all do part to help students achieve, graduate
• War and peace: Obama nears pivotal Mideast moment
• Grant helps Janesville police monitor motorists
• Death notices for Aug. 30, 2010
• Rocking downtown Janesville: Event has another big year
• Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to charge of lying
• Public record for Aug. 30, 2010
• Beloit Snappers collect 19 hits, cruise past Bees
• LaborFest returns Saturday
• Heart smart: Walkers raise money, celebrate new lives
• Open carry advocates gather in Delavan
• Hoffman earns 599th save, Brewers sweep Pirates
• Franchitti wins, Power slips in Chicagoland Indy
• Cain hits single in 11th to give Brewers win
• Craig ties for second at invitational
• Parker shines at invitational
• Milton dominates Parker Relays
• Craig whips Wilmot
• Parker wins tennis invitational
• Death notices for Aug. 29, 2010
• The protest that became a dream
• An American Dream
• Public record for Aug. 29, 2010
• Walworth fair officials expect boost in attendance
• Food processors look to Rock County
• Employees thwart burglary attempt in Janesville
• Egg recall doesn’t change habits of many consumers
• TV show helps people discover Evansville
• A defining moment for religious liberty in America
• Comets soar with Fowlkes, Fritzinger
• Mukwonago trips Badger; Elks top Sheboygan Falls
• Illinois champs jolt Evansville; Edgerton, Jefferson, McFarland win openers
• Parker brought to a standstill in football opener
• YWCA Walk a Mile event raises money to prevent domestic abuse
• Public record for Aug. 28, 2010
• Are school district pay raises justified?
• Complaints of odorous Janesville landfill continue
• Three arrested after assault in parking lot
• School district will use $1.8 million to plug budget holes
• Landfill odor complaints come in streaks
• Brewers score six in 7th inning to beat Pirates 7-2
• Janesville students to view Obama speech
• Hop on the bus: Walworth County gets $3.8 million transportation grant
• Big Foot's win streak broken; Brodhead/Juda falls, while Parkview wins opener
• Latest scores
• Sun Prairie, Madison Memorial, Madison West win
• Lates scores
• Verona retaliates after Craig's early touchdown
• Death notices for Aug. 28, 2010
• Hammon leads Milton's outburst; Fort, Monroe fall
• Craig, Parker soccer fall in league openers
• State is goal for Janesville Craig cross county
• Packers' victory does have dark side
• Proposal could ease restrictions on Edgerton beer gardens
• Arrests made after Janesville man is assaulted
• Vikings cross county wants to make move
• Tentative agreement includes pay increases for Janesville teachers
• Coroner candidate addresses criticism
• Public record for Aug. 27, 2010
• Packers put up 59 points against Colts
• More Rock County veterans seeking help
• Tradition valuation? Big Ten says $10 million
• Middleton rolls in Big Eight golf match
• Oil cleanup both bonanza and bust
• Nine arrested for drug crimes
• Death notices for Aug. 27, 2010
• Beloit Snappers keep playoff hopes alive
• Janesville teachers, district, reach tentative agreement
• Delavan seeking 14% water rate hike
• Walk supports domestic violence shelter
• Janesville Craig cross country opens strong
• The last refuge of the liberal
• Jeffris helping restore Cana Island lighthouse
• Janesville Parker swimmers have positive attitude
• Janesville Craig swimmers put goal at five
• Craig wins second straight match to open season
• GOP 32nd Assembly candidates offer ideas
• RB Grant could use more work
• Janesville principal accused of improprieties is allowed to resign
• Favre feels he’s starting over
• Public record for Aug. 26, 2010
• Furyk ruled ‘ineligible’ for Barclays
• Beloit Snappers fall at home
• Stimulus assessments overly optimistic
• Fire departments part of multi-state exercise
• Death notices for Aug. 26, 2010
• Rock County All-Stars win soccer tournament
• Paging the real John McCain
• Hockey club to hold registration Sunday
• Janesville Jets add exhibition game
• Janesville Parker sweeps Big Eight golf opener
• Janesville Craig winless at tennis tournament
• Family caregiver survey under way
• Teresa wins playoff
• Janesville Cougars’ soccer motto: Build on success
• Fast start helps Janesville Parker soccer forget ’09
• Mural dedication will mark local efforts for women’s rights
• Unemployment rate drops in Rock County
• A crescendo of innuendo
• Dodgers beat Brewers 7-1 for 3-game sweep
• Rock County Sheriff appointed to Department of Corrections Mental Health Workgroup
• Ramirez rallies Dodgers despite his unclear future
• Tenants move on after apartment fire
• What’s missing from this story?
• Referendum would save transportation fund
• Snappers study financing for new stadium
• Janesville’s Behm shoots 71; Milton’s Wieland fires a 69
• Festival celebrates summer at Rotary Gardens
• Milton could have new administrator in place by November
• Woodrum rolls to six-stroke victory
• School board considers different kind of raise
• Milton P.D. seeks volunteers
• Farmer details dairy plans
• Local fire departments respond to Chicago MABAS drill
• Barajas delivers in debut
• Janesville looking better as planning director retires
• Zombo has game to go with name
• Kitching’s goals cap Craig comeback win over Parker
• Selig ‘touched’
• Pampered with purpose: Salons allow battered women to indulge
• Kenosha RB selects Iowa over UW
• Public record for Aug. 25, 2010
• Vikings’ Rice out with hip injury
• Darien cancels police chief candidate social
• Buckeyes ready to join elite?
• Walk to Remember is Sept. 18
• Gulf waste heads to landfills, some with problems
• Theriot, Bees sting Beloit Snappers
• Death notices for Aug. 25, 2010
• ECHO's founding father is fondly remembered
• Wilson leads after firing 62
• For Selig, today a very special day
• Another Janesville burglary
• Woods’ divorce official
• Highway 51 project update
• Pats’ Brady ‘knocks’ HBO show about Jets
• Home sales plunge 27 pct. to lowest in 15 years
• Brewers release reliever Riske
• A conspiracy most fowl (or, Fox in the henhouse)
• Saints waive injured former Badger RB Hill
• Public record for Aug. 24, 2010
• Iowa’s hopes sky high
• Tallman House gets council support
• Katrina a tale of SBA failure
• Conference struggles with impending changes
• Death notices for Aug. 24, 2010
• Farm market to replace iconic pumpkin
• Rockford teen arrested after six cars crash
• Middleton wins Waunakee Invite
• Police believe Gun Club fire was set to cover up burglary
• Beloit Snappers defeat Bees
• Darien police chief finalists announced
• Janesville’s Behm, Milton’s Wieland open with 73s
• Woodrum fires 74, leads by three
• Former sheriff advocates for states’ rights, Constitution
• Continual flooding on Rock River raises frustration levels
• Republicans hot, cold on Constitution
• Death notices for Aug. 23, 2010
• Public record for Aug. 23, 2010
• Yard of the month program highlights residents’ efforts
• Motorcycle crash victim dies
• Brodhead man hurt in rollover crash
• Bees hold off Beloit Snappers
• Raptors fall to Oakfield
• Robins win WBCBL title
• Janesville School District mulls cuts in sports programs
• Investigations demonstrate new Janesville School District attitude
• FDA Chief: Enforcement of food safety too limited
• Atwal savors first win on PGA Tour
• Beloit Business and Education Summit planned
• Cubs’ Piniella gets emotional after he manages final game
• Authorities ask for help in finding restaurant arson suspect
• After historic wins, Busch has a question
• Packers need more from backup cornerbacks
• Rodgers makes it look easy
• Investigators say Gun Club was burglarized before fire
• Parra on way out of rotation?
• Southern Wisconsin apples ripening early
• Milestones await at Penn State
• Brodhead works to move forward after fire chief controversy
• Rotary Corn Roast offers comedy in the mud
• Rock County studying design for new nursing home
• Public record for Aug. 22, 2010
• Fatal crashes, accidents down in Rock County
• Gonzalez, Headley homer in Padres' win
• Rodgers, Hasselbeck put on passing show
• Braun homers, Brewers 'pen holds off Padres
• Army of diplomats takes the lead in fractious Iraq
• Busch sweeps all 3 Bristol races
• Death notices for Aug. 22, 2010
• Last call for Dr. Laura
• The thesis behind Gibbs' rage
• Storm blows through area
• Janesville schools get $1.8 million in stimulus money to help keep staff
• Should sports equal phy ed class?
• West side group throws party
• Coroner candidate resigns from VA post
• Business group plans block party
• New guidelines could rule out many oil claims
• McGehee lifts Brewers over first-place Padres 10-6
• Fatal Rock County motorcycle crash under investigation
• Death notices for Aug. 21, 2010
• New strategy can overcome old, failed policies
• Timid surge, rampant corruption make U.S. troops sitting ducks
• Defending First Amendment rights is different from endorsing the message
• Old silent films speak for Milton College
• Janesville ice arena again on agenda
• Harvin’s headaches spill onto field
• Purdue's building blocks
• Why GM stock may lure brave despite bad economy
• Death notices for Aug. 20, 2010
• All we really want are a few stand-up candidates
• Numbers are up at Janesville's aquatics facilities
• For-profit college accused of operating illegally in Wisconsin
• Bristol feeling economic pinch in selling tickets
• Public record for Aug. 20, 2010
• Barrett pays visit to Janesville
• Beloit Snappers win in ninth
• Janesville woman pleads no contest in fatal accident
• Truly a best ball for Milton golf
• Split results for Janesville Craig and Parker tennis
• Little League World Series gets off at the ping of the bat
• Accelerant, open safe found inside The Gun Club
• Bulaga moves to his right
• Bradford board to hear plan for 4,600-cow dairy
• Pants on fire: Clemens is in trouble
• UW Oshkosh and UW-Rock County Nursing Degree Collaboration Moves...
• Cross Cultural Connection!
• Rock County 4-H Fair

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