Manitowoc, WI News

• Manitowoc, WI News
• Fire department responds to porch fire
• Water mains to be flushed Wednesday
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, warm
• Lottery players forego millions in winnings
• Long-term forms of birth control found more effective
• Popes butler vows to help Vatican scandal probe
• Russia condemns Syria over massacre of 108
• Driver strikes Milwaukee horse carriage horse OK
• Scrap metal a target in thefts
• Girl, 6, is youngest ever in National Spelling Bee
• Quirk of Wisconsin recall could lead to unusual outcome
• Wisconsin Rapids man gets 21 months for major Walmart thefts
• Portage County sends postcards for some warrants
• Canada pledges $17.5M in fight against Asian carp
• Michigan wildfire destroys nearly 100 buildings
• Obama says Vietnam veterans too often denigrated
• Despite downgrade, Beryl still soaks Memorial Day
• Absentee voting brisk ahead of recall election
• Roncalli High School to host blood drive
• Peshtigo bridge named for soldier
• Man, woman hurt in Milwaukee-area house explosion
• Heavy winds knock over semi on highway in Trempealeau County
• Variety show proceeds will go to TRHS family assistance fund
• More veterans filing for disability benefits
• Zippin Pippin popularity exceeds expectations
• Support after Manitowoc building fire outpouring
• Dog and boy, 8, credited with alerting family about fire in Manitowoc home
• Mich. wildfire grows to more than 21,000 acres
• Walkers campaign never ended, review finds
• Lakeshore Update
• Special week honors Emergency Medical Service professionals
• Random Acts of Kindness: Woman gets helping hand
• Manitowoc man passionate about sports cars
• Family credits boy and dog for alerting them to fire
• A century and counting
• Badger sailing today, repairs permitting
• Bureau warns of Memorial Day-related scams
• Club set to host basic pistol courses
• Lakeshore update
• Barrett and Walker face off in debate
• State museum offers hands-on farm work
• Indiana man shoots self after standoff
• Mother accused of killing her toddler twins
• Close call for state day care children
• Dragons docking makes space history
• Typical CEO paid $9.6M, study finds
• Police seek help solving vehicle thefts
• Reward offered for information on burglary
• Packers Donald Driver tapes welcome home spot for June 1 Dancing special
• Kimberlys Jordan Meredith gets shot at glory on Duets
• Zoo to be open at 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily
• S.S. Badger car ferry is not sailing today
• GOP players try out for role of Romneys VP
• Obama looks to reclaim 08 magic in Iowa battleground
• Car ferry official vows Badger will keep sailing
• A rough start
• Walker, Barrett trade jabs over crime statistics
• United States prepares plan to help arm Syrian rebels
• State court upholds lemon law verdict
• Senate rejects plans to lower student loan rates
• Roncalli High became long family tradition
• Rep. Andre Jacque seeks re-electionto Assembly
• Possible severe thunderstorms prompts hazardous weather outlook
• S.S. Badger stuck in Lake Michigan
• Photos: Donald Driver wins DWTS Mirror Ball
• LTC, City Streets team up for culinary institute in downtown Sheboygan
• Five tips for Memorial Day weekend
• At least 90,000 absentee ballots sent in June recall
• S.S. Badger seeks permit to continue coal ash dumps
• Rep. Andre Jacque seeks re-election to Assembly
• Town of Two Rivers residents lose power
• Tall grass will be disappearing
• Food for thought
• Alpaca farm to hold festival Sunday
• Police: Man arrested after hit-and-run accident
• Wall Streets woes mount after Facebook, JPMorgan
• Wisconsins unemployment rates drop in cities, counties
• Walker declares Donald Driver Day after TV win
• Unemployment dips in Manitowoc
• Man walking in and out of traffic arrested, police say
• Police: Man arrested after hit-and-run accident
• Bus route available to Senior Fair today
• Fishing Fantasy Parade set for July 21 in Two Rivers
• Facebook shares drop by nearly 9
• Young voters key to recall campaign hopes
• Sales of homes in state on the rise
• Residents urged to get pertussis vaccine
• Health care careers still best bet for job security
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: New ordinance addresses activities on piers
• S.S. Badger resumes car ferry service Thursday
• Two Rivers leads increase in areas grad rate
• Man sentenced for third OWI
• Four candidates vie for Fairest of the Fair
• Woodland Dunes extends summer hours, adds features
• Manitowoc man sentenced for third OWI
• Police: Man arrested after hit-and-run accident
• Inventor of TV remote dies at 96
• Former U.S. Senator Russ Feingold to rally early voting for Democrats in recall election against Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker
• Democrats, union leaders struggle to gain momentum in Wisconsin recall election against Governor Scott Walker
• Jury awards brothers $700,000 in lawsuit against Green Bay Catholic Diocese
• Cellcom Green Bay Marathon runners express displeasure, understanding with premature ending
• Bucky Badgers creator dies at 85
• Guard dies, at least 20 injured in Miss. prison riot
• Afghanistan war timetable firm
• Senior year one to remember for Joplin tornado victims
• City finances still shaky, analysts say
• Student who spied on gay roommate gets 30 days in jail
• Recall leaders look to shift momentum
• UW-Madison bomber arrested after $800K found in RV
• Lightning strike was cause of garage fire, authorities say
• Reedsville AMVETS to honor deceased veterans
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker calls Tom Barrett recall election campaign desperate
• Lightening was cause of garage fire, authorities say
• Green Bay Cellcom Marathon organizers: Runners wont receive refunds or discounts
• Cellcom Green Bay Marathon halted because of heat
• Program is opening the door to literacy
• Volunteers needed for one-on-one tutoring
• Thousands protest NATO summit
• Analysis: Donors gain access to Walker
• Vapor intrusion is new kid on the block
• Lakeshore Update
• Chemical vapors come onto DNRs radar
• Manitowoc Farmers Market opens for season
• Unsolved crimes continue to baffle authorities
• Ms. Sands Cafe aims to make literacy cool
• O.H. Schultz Elementary School students are on the air
• Wisconsin update
• Lakeshore update
• Cities, Lakeshore Humane Society sign service agreement
• Legislators file to run in new districts
• House OKs Guard compensation
• Dog obedience classes to begin in June
• Firefighters picnic, parade set for June 22 through 24
• Downtown building on fire
• Dog that allegedly bit boy is found
• Jazz Tracs is Saturday at Lincoln
• Marketing seminar being held for farmers
• Neenah man purchases Green Bay Packers Super Bowl XLV ring
• Racines Dylan Hoffman wins Doodle 4 Google competition
• Donna Summer, queen of disco, dies at 63
• Capitol Civic Centre plans fundraiser for face-lift
• Manufacturing must toot own horn
• Facebooks stock to begin trading today
• Police seek a dog that allegedly bit 10-year-old boy
• RSVP Volunteer Center seeks help for Relay for Life
• Nickels says he wont publicly endorse Barrett
• Debate continues on state jobs reports
• Neenah man buys Packers Super Bowl XLV ring from pawn shop
• Medical examiner: Mary Richardson Kennedy died of hanging
• Disco queen Donna Summer dies at 63
• Dems shift tactics, pound Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
• Capitol Civic Centre plans $1 million face-lift
• St. Marys history detailed
• St. Marys celebrates 125 years
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin update
• Jobs number report is good news for Walker
• Hilbert man found guilty in beating death at farm
• Hilbert resident convicted of killing Manitowoc man
• May 19 piano concert cancelled
• Packers Super Bowl XLV ring ends up in Grand Chute pawnshop
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker releases more positive jobs numbers
• Valders Middle School, winners of the Packers Play 60 Challenge, will visit Lambeau this morning
• Collins Marsh webcam takes viewers into the nest
• Memorial service honors fallen officers
• Lakeshore Update
• Wisconsin Update
• Detention ordered for Rhinelander student protesters
• Calumet County Sheriffs Department identifies accident victims
• Two Rivers businesses recognized for energy efficiency
• Barrett wants Walker to explain legal defense fund
• Facebook may find it difficult to attract advertisers to site
• Manitowoc County Board raises vehicle escort fees
• Barrett ad goes after Walker for law repeal
• Manitowoc woman facing 11 felony charges appears in court
• Police: Manitowoc man stole safe full of drugs
• Barrett, Walker staffs spar over TV ad
• Barrett to Walker: Whats up with your legal defense fund
• Manitowoc woman faces 11 felony charges
• Two Rivers plans Memorial Day events
• Chilton accident victims identified
• Firefighters extinguish barn blaze
• Packers Family Night set for Aug. 3 at Lambeau Field
• No Child Left Behind waiver in jeopardy
• Maine man who cared for famed old tree dies at 103
• Walker says positive jobs numbers on the way
• Obama, Romney campaign on economic issues
• State officials OK weapons bans at polls
• Crews to survey Manitowoc County rivers for lampreys
• Senior Farmers Market vouchers offered
• Manitowoc police make two OWI arrests
• Lakeshore update
• Kiel child critically injured in accident
• TRHS ranked as one of best high schools in country
• No sign of revolt against Dimon
• Two Rivers School Board OKs director job
• Reality TV, religion give birth to top baby names
• Nation/world update
• TR school board approves curriculum director position
• Wisconsin election officials say local governments can ban concealed weapons at polls
• Milwaukee Brewers release promotional TV spot featuring Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers
• Feds: Wisconsins proposal for education waiver lacking
• Wisconsin foes find consensus on weight of recall
• GOP Senate leader Fitzgerald prepares for recall
• Madison Matters: 10 questions, answers on recall
• New youth Lions club roars into Reedsville
• Nation/World update
• Wisconsin update
• Experts say teens, young people often targets of racist recruiters
• Lakeshore update
• Lakeshore update
• No one wins GOP endorsement for Senate
• Walker faces critics over alleged divide with women
• Neumann: America is in deep trouble
• Racine woman charged after toddler falls off roof
• Task force examines mental health in Manitowoc County
• Manitowocs most wanted: Nicholas J. Littleton
• Manitowoc native receives police award
• Woman balances job, school, motherhood, more
• Eisenhower locomotive likely on its way to England
• Revenue increasing with foreign sales
• Births
• Judicial Commission chairman not reappointed
• Balfour convicted in Hudson family deaths
• GOP denies Walker plan to weaken state unions
• U.S. Postal Service to cut hours at rural offices
• Officials: Boaters werent wearing life jackets
• Births
• Oshkosh man caught in sex sting operation
• Reward offered in burglary of Two Rivers business
• Novak Memorial special event set for May 19
• Manitowocs most wanted: Steven Kubichka
• Men in boating accident werent wearing life jackets, DNR says
• Brey to seek Democratic Party nomination for 25th Assembly seat
• Reward offered in burglary of Two Rivers business
• Photo before prom leaves Wisconsin students drenched as pier gives way
• Oshkosh man, formerly of Newton, caught in sex sting operation
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, warmer
• Manitowocs most wanted: Lawrence Bosworth
• Nation/World update
• Lakeshore update
• Jobs strengthen self-confidence
• Deck gun returns to USS Cobia
• 2 men taken to hospital after boat overturns
• Manitowoc gas leak forces evacuations
• Whooping cough epidemic declared in Wash. state
• Appeals court upholds states minimum markup law on gas
• Groups: Mining laws too weak to protect lakes
• Fire at Rustic Touch traced to lamp cord
• Gas leak forces evacuations
• Reedsville emergency personnel respond to accident
• Two men taken to hospital after boat overturns on Carstens Lake
• Rustic Touch fire traced to display
• Power outage in Manitowoc cause by tree removal company
• Olympic flame for London Games lit in Greece
• Court rules Wisconsins gas markup is legal
• Rodgers Day now official: 12-12-12
• Manitowocs most wanted: Shannon J. Smith
• Barrett, rivals unite against Walker
• Newton woman says cancer a blessing, too
• New tourism logo urges relaxation
• Lakeshore update
• President declares his support for gay marriage
• 2nd armed robbery suspect arrested
• Primary casts doubt on union clout
• Police find suspect in string of burglaries
• Alzheimers workshop set to begin May 30
• Aaron Rodgers: Its humbling to receive honor of special day
• Broadwind Energy reports 25 percent sales increase
• Police find suspect in string of burglaries
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker surprised with GOP turnout in recall election primary
• Barrett to Walker: Lets debate 4 times
• New Lakeshore area tourism logo revealed
• Milwaukee mayor Tom Barrett to face Governor Scott Walker in Wisconsin recall
• Green Bay Packers Donald Driver leaps into Dancing With the Stars semifinals
• Two vehicles heavily damaged in accident
• Manitowoc man convicted, gets work-release after fourth OWI
• Gauthier pleads not guilty settlement conference is June 28
• Jury trial for Holly set for September
• Two Rivers library announces upcoming events
• Parks and recreation department offers services, activities
• Police update
• Power outage hampers 500 customers
• TR Schools: Summer school offers academics and fun in TR
• Manitowocs most wanted: Brooklyn M. Wilson
• Dems down 3 in Senate recalls
• Europes political consequences could spread to U.S.
• Manitowoc School Board approves staff reductions
• Indianas Lugar falls N.C. toughens gay marriage ban
• Wisconsin update
• Faster study a small step toward stopping carp
• Officials: Plane bomb used chemical from earlier plot
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Its National Travel and Tourism Week
• Manitowoc school board approves additional staff reductions
• Funnel clouds and small hail possible
• Manitowoc man convicted of fourth OWI
• Report: Man harassed dancers at club
• Police arrest man in disturbance
• Voter turnout averaging more than 10 percent
• U.S. employers posted 3.74 million March jobs
• Army Corps speeds up study on ways to prevent Asian carp in Great Lakes
• Jury trial for Holly set for September
• Gauthier, charged with second-degree reckless homicide, pleads not guilty to all charges settlement conference set for June 28
• Power outage affects 500 customers
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Another rainy day
• Dems make final primary push
• 1 child dies, 2nd hospitalized after drinking gas
• City Council rejects roller skating center proposals
• Cities approve agreement with humane society
• Europe rethinking financial future
• Additional reward offered in TR burglary
• Woman allegedly damaged ex-boyfriends car
• Flags lowered to half-staff today
• Manitowocs most wanted: Jeffrey R. Cossman
• Polls to be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday
• Aaron Rodgers, Ryan Braun to team up at restaurant in Milwaukee suburb
• Neighbors dogs maul Campbellsport mans penned deer
• Fond du Lac County man killed in tractor rollover in Town of Eden
• Baby sleeping with mother electrocuted in Milwaukee
• Man angry over wifes drinking, police say
• Man who allegedly punched father is arrested
• Photos: Kentucky Derby hats, fashions, celebrities (including Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews)
• George Lindsey, known as TVs Goober Pyle, dies
• Manitowocs most wanted: Tanya L. Brocher
• Alcopops a growing trend with area teens
• Few left undecided in recall debate
• Gun sales booming in state
• DNR appointee didnt refer waste violation
• Ribble supports tariffs bill some see as breach of earmarks ban
• Dirty Life chosen for library book discussion
• Click It or Ticket begins May 21
• George Lindsey, known as TVs Goober Pyle, dies
• Obama kicks off campaign in Ohio, Virginia
• Sarah Ferguson tried in absentia in Turkey
• Avengers scores No. 2 opening day
• Advanced Placement surges as tool for raising standards
• Sept. 11 defendants resist proceedings
• Recall pits friends against each other
• Chamber Challenge linked to first HFM Maritime Marathon
• Rule affects Milwaukee stations now, rest in state by 2014
• Republicans dominating state TV airwaves
• Lakeshore update
• Week ahead in history
• Manitowocs most wanted: Raymond D. Carver II
• Concussion complications for athletes
• ImPACT test another tool in addressing concussions
• Manitowoc County forecast: Rain likely Sunday
• Chamber Challenge linked to first HFM marathon
• Sporting goods superstore Cabelas to build on land owned by Packers
• Wood type museum damaged by flooding
• Manitowocs Rev. Felton leaving for Fox Valley
• Wisconsin update: Ex-priest to go free seven years into 32-year sentence
• Sheboygan County airport names new superintendent
• Eagles Aerie 706 to honor law enforcement, fire personnel
• Democrats attack Walker in final gubernatorial debate
• Cato man guilty of fourth OWI
• AP apologizes for firing reporter over WWII scoop
• Lakeshore update: Senior Health Fair planned for May 23
• Hamilton Wood Type Museum flooded from Thursdays storm
• Two boaters rescued from bay of Green Bay
• St. Francis of Assisis Rev. Dan Felton leaving Manitowoc
• Budget cuts means decrease in weather satellites, reports
• U.S. economy recovering but isnt yet accelerating
• Rep. Paul Ryans constituents like him where he is
• New book captures historic Two Rivers images
• Rain washes out access road to Rockwood
• Blind activists reversal deepens U.S.-China suspicion
• Facebook valued at up to $95B in IPO price range
• Seau suicide will increase focus on NFL brain injuries
• Visitation next week for fallen soldier
• U.S. uses bin Laden letters to discredit al-Qaida
• Strong storms cause flooding, damage in Wisconsin
• Area authorities investigate burglary at Two Rivers store
• Manitowoc fire is traced to kitchen
• Manitowoc Company reports 17.5 sales increase
• Photos: National Day of Prayer in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc Company reports 17.5 percent sales increase
• Area schools announce sports cancellations
• Honor Flight Comedy Show returns to East Twin Pub Grill
• Authorities investigating burglary of Two Rivers garden store
• Capitol Civic Centre announces 2012-13 season
• US 41 reopens after heavy rain
• Manitowoc-area forecast: More showers and thunderstorms possible today, tonight
• Town of Rockwood access reopened
• US 41 closed in both directions in Winnebago, Fond du Lac counties
• Manitowoc-area forecast: More rain in Manitowoc forecast today
• Manitowoc fire believed to have started in kitchen
• Barrett asks for Manitowoc voters support
• Gauthier waives right to preliminary hearing
• Family to join deported husband, father in Mexico
• Wisconsin update
• DEA apologizes to man left in Calif. cell for four days
• Theme of recall turns from unions to new jobs
• Barrett questions defense fund
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man charged with sexual assault of child
• Police: Man upset about parting with pet rats
• Avengers star Hemsworth shows superhuman versatility
• Police: Junior Seau found dead at California home
• Barrett questions Walkers legal defense fund
• Newt Gingrich officially drops out
• Gauthier waives right to preliminary hearing
• Barrett asks for Manitowoc voters support in gubernatorial bid
• Manitowoc City Hall evacuated today
• Packers Hargrove among players suspended by NFL for Saints bounties
• Former Appleton police chief to lead Florida department at center of Trayvon Martin case
• Skin cancer rates up among young people
• Firm tapped to rebuild the Cat Island chain
• Cigarette taxes push smokers to roll their own
• Blind Chinese activist goes free after promises of safety, US officials say
• Showers and thunderstorms in the forecast
• Higher sales for Manitowoc Company spur optimism
• Willingness to learn new skills essential
• N.J. governor backs Gov. Scott Walker campaign
• Report: Union Park fire prompts arrest
• Two Rivers Senior Center to celebrate Older Americans Month
• Rubick field donor pledges to match up to $50,000
• Woodland Dunes sets May events
• Manufacturing growth shows economy resilient
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Hot off the press: Pictorial history of Two Rivers
• Hearing set for Newberg
• Stinging gas sends May Day protesters fleeing
• Obama swoops into Afghanistan, sees new day
• Lakeshore update
• Rewards offered for information about burglaries in Two Rivers
• The Manitowoc Company shares strategy at annual meeting
• Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett to visit Manitowoc Wednesday
• Obama makes surprise visit to Afghanistan to sign security agreement
• World Trade Center is back on top in New York City
• Facebook to make it easier to become organ donor
• Report: Fire at Union Park prompts arrest
• Hearing set for former Manitowoc School Board member charged with alleged embezzling
• Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre to testify in sexual harassment suit involving text messages with former New York Jets massage therapists
• Supreme Court should hear Wausau-area prayer-death case
• PCB cleanup of Fox River hasnt restarted despite order
• Bin Laden said to have wanted President Obama assassinated
• Donor pledges to match up to $50,000 for Rubick field
• Rewards offered for information in Two Rivers burglaries
• Foggy morning in store for Manitowoc area
• Blood drive to honor officer
• Dems vie for chance to unseat Walker: La Follette profile
• Dems vie for chance to unseat Walker: Barrett profile
• Dems vie for chance to unseat Walker: Vinehout profile
• Disregard bottle bomb email, fire chief says
• Recall, partisan primaries are different
• Correction
• Walker builds war chest to fight recall
• QA with the Democratic candidates vying to face Walker
• Motorcyclist suffers multiple injuries
• Officials urge participation in Screen Free Week
• Dems vie for chance to unseat Walker: Falk profile
• Motorcyclist suffers multiple injuries
• Disregard bottle bomb email, fire chief says
• Bike vs. car accident victims identified
• Correction: Charges in child abuse case dismissed following agreement
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker announces $100M for Milwaukee development
• Wisconsin bishop defends conservative priests
• Zebra mussels may have met their match
• Workers to begin building new World Trade Center Monday, will be tallest New York City skyscraper
• Mom and son killed in separate crashes, hours apart in Milwaukee suburb of West Allis
• Congress drawing battle lines in fight over student loans
• Girl adjusts after being abused, abandoned
• Kathleen Falk seeks support in Wisconsin recall bid
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln High School Prom 2012
• Vaccine campaign targets families with newborns
• Lakeshore update
• Man impaired when he drove across Roncalli baseball field
• Embattled Waukesha County clerk wont run again
• Putting Huntingtons disease on the map
• Review: Some counties miss the mark on child abuse investigations
• Judge orders NCR to resume cleaning up Fox River
• Wisconsin update
• Nation/World update: Secret Service tightens conduct policy after scandal
• Motorcyclist critically injured in accident
• Lakeshore update: Bicyclist injured in collision with car
• Helping cows feel better profits farms
• $2M ad buy will support Walker
• Manitowoc man, 54, sentenced for third OWI
• Two Rivers teen who wrote threatening note sentenced
• Growth slowed at years start but some see rebound
• Felons, prisoners get food stamps
• Newton First Responders respond to bike accident
• Valders rescue personnel respond to motorcycle accident
• Different rules apply for Wisconsin recall primaries cross-over party votes allowed
• Preuss seeks Democratic nomination to unseat Rep. Jacque
• Car clips telephone pole in Manitowoc
• Officials, Blackwolf Run readying for U.S. Womens Open
• Health insurers paying $16.8M in rebates to Wisconsin
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Possible snow Saturday morning
• Woman sentenced for stealing cookie money from Girl Scouts
• Two Rivers update
• Wisconsin update
• Lakeshore update
• Creating a haven for homeless men
• Fire inside wall extinguished
• Four state justices boycott meeting as rancor continues
• Governor candidate Falk rallies union support
• Domestic violence bill gets political in U.S. Senate
• Two Rivers Main Street program accredited by national organization
• Woman sentenced for stealing Girl Scouts cookie money
• Wisconsin appeals court wont lift block on voter ID
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Have your shovels on standby, snow expected to return
• Report: Point Beach Nuclear Power Plant incident was not danger to public
• Air quality in Manitowoc County has mixed results
• Students spend day caring for Gods creation
• Barrett has momentum in recall primary
• Event examines leadership roles
• Lakeshore update
• Police update
• State DNR leader blasts agency for CWD test delay
• Bernanke: Fed stays course with plan to keep rates low
• Supreme Court takes up Ariz. immigration law
• Bureau says Wisconsin leads U.S. in job losses
• Manitowoc named Tree City USA
• Air quality in county has mixed results
• Cirque du Soleil bringing Quidam to Wisconsin
• One block of downtown South 11th Street closed in Manitowoc
• Mariners Trail to host 10-year celebration
• AP sources: Newt Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Wisconsin first in jobs lost during past year, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says
• Wisconsin DNR leader blasts agency over CWD test delay
• Prosser seeks fourth justices recusal in case against him
• Milwaukee Police Association endorses Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker in recall election
• Ask for the truth
• Green Bay Packers set shareholders meeting for July 24 no guests allowed this year
• Feds say Wisconsin first in jobs lost
• Airlines raise luggage, itinerary fees to stay competitive
• Video: Gov. Scott Walker visits Manitowoc
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: TR Main Street garners state awards
• L.B. Clarke competes for visit from Driver
• Woodland Dunes sets May events
• WIAA splits prep state basketball tournaments
• State judges might face probe for petitions
• Police union backs Democrat Barrett in recall
• Former Manitowoc man convicted of homicide
• Lakeshore update
• Jeff Dawson/Lester Library: Art show on display in May at library
• WIAA state girls basketball tournament coming to Green Bay area
• Commission to discuss judges who signed recall
• School boards elect officers
• Former Manitowoc man convicted of homicide
• Police union endorses Barrett
• Man allegedly punched girlfriend in the head
• Woman allegedly bit, choked boyfriend
• Green Bay Packers WR Donald Driver dresses to the nines, scores all nines on DWTS
• WIAA state basketball: WIAA to announce site today
• Walker says reforms have saved taxpayers $1 billion
• Tom Barrett urges Democrats to unify in recall effort
• Videos: Gov. Scott Walker visits Manitowoc
• Lakeshore Update
• Police Update
• Births
• List of options for stopping carp grows
• Evidence mounts in law enforcement storage rooms
• 5-year-old hit and killed in Beaver Dam
• Police ID construction worker killed in Brown Co. accident
• Home sales on the rise in Wisconsin
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Nation/World Update
• Protsman becomes president of Manitowoc School Board
• Gauthiers preliminary hearing set for May 2
• Protsman becomes Manitowoc school board president
• Gauthiers preliminary hearing set for May 2
• Police arrest man in alleged incident involving boy
• Report: Crowd dispersed in early Sunday fight
• Walker says hes not afraid to lose recall race
• Walker visits Manitowoc County Highway Department, announces taxpayer savings from Act 10
• Students raise funds to fight homelessness
• Governor Scott Walker to visit Manitowoc today
• Washington Junior High School students dedicate concert to classmate with cancer
• Take steps to clean up air, says former Green Bay councilman
• State urged to implement climate change plans
• Lakeshore Update
• Gannett Wisconsin Media Enterprise Report: Algae bloom problem growing
• Random Act of Kindness: Passerby pitches in to change Manitowoc womans tire
• Gauthier faces more charges in crash that killed 2
• Budding artists
• Wisconsin update
• Nation/World update
• State gives bonuses despite budget deficit
• Planned Parenthood suspends pill abortions
• State hits 100K on concealed carry
• Neumann is afraid of deficit impact
• Lakeshore update
• Worker killed in Highway 41 construction mishap involving crane at Scheuring Road near Green Bay
• Los Angeles-bound Delta jet safely lands at JFK Airport in New York after bird strike
• Planned Parenthood to end nonsurgical abortions at Wisconsin clinics
• Update: Reckless homicide charges filed against Gauthier
• Report: Head butts lead to arrest
• Report: Parents help break up underage drinking party
• Two Manitowoc men allegedly found in possession of marijuana
• Manitowoc man puts fist through door during alleged argument
• Governor approves funds for U.S. Highway 151 roadwork starting Monday
• NEW Zoo to welcome visitors to Education Conservation Center
• Concealed carry to hit milestone 100,000th license
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cloudy today but sunny weekend
• Lakeshore update
• Stites sentenced to nine years jail for sex crime
• Arraignment set for Gauthier in fatal crash case
• Master Gardeners work to beautify Manitowoc County
• Nation/world update
• Wisconsin update
• House challengers competitive in early leg of the money race
• Dems get jump on ad buys against Ribble and Duffy
• State lost 4,300 jobs in March in private sector
• Man pleads not guilty in Planned Parenthood fire
• Gauthiers arraignment set for Tuesday
• Stites sentenced to nine years jail
• Vehicle thefts prompt Crimestoppers reward
• Sladky seeking 25th Assembly District GOP nomination
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Showers expected this afternoon, evening
• Police report
• Walker pulls in financial backers at Okla. event
• Dislocated Thermo Fisher employees learn new skills
• Nation/World update
• Wisconsin update
• Legendary TV host Dick Clark dies at 82
• Falk says insiders trying to mow us down
• School staffing falls 2.3 in state
• Election briefs
• Manitowoc man pleads no contest in sexual assault
• Lakeshore update
• American Bandstand host Dick Clark has died
• Manitowoc man pleads no contest to sexual assault of mentally ill woman
• Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction reports 2.3 percent drop in school staffing level statewide
• Retired Illinois couple claims share of $656 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot
• Police: Suspects stole $1,500 from plastic milk jug at Bellevue trailer home
• Teens alleged rumble leads to charges
• Mom turns in alleged bike thief
• Report: Milwaukee woman punches sister
• Oshkosh-based 1157th National Guard Unit arrives for mission in Afghanistan
• Grand Chute man to stand trial in Planned Parenthood clinicc fire
• Wisconsin cracks down on sex, drugs at nude beach
• Packers open up at home against 49ers
• Kathleen Falk confident, eager to contend for governor
• Bankruptcy filing impacts Kratz lawsuit
• Sladky elected president of City Council
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Chance of morning showers
• Holly pleads not guilty to driving drunk
• Young adults look for work
• Walker uses Illinois as argument against recall
• GAB OKs protest candidates in recall
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Bike trails panel gets rolling
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers school board elects officers
• Manitowoc County forecast: Uneventful today, blustery with rain Wednesday
• Watch: Space shuttle Discovery gets piggy-back ride to museum
• IRS offers tips to avoid common tax filing mistakes
• NFL, Packers schedules due out later today
• Green Bay Packers WR Donald Driver tied for 2nd as Dancing With the Stars enters 3rd quarter
• Deer Czar calls for mending fences with DNR in Appleton
• Mayor Justin Nickels vows investment in quality of life
• Womens college basketball: UWGBs Wojta drafted by Minnesota Lynx
• Kathleen Falk calls for four debates, Tom Barrett says hell do two
• Wisconsin Supreme Court wont take voter ID cases
• Police report
• Settlement conference set for Whitelaw man facing sex assault charges
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc City Council votes to hire Corbeille as finance director
• Milwaukee man accused of putting child in dryer, other abuse
• Gov. Scott Walker says property taxes dropped slightly
• Two Rivers City Council votes to raise sewer rates
• Prosecutor files more charges in teen torture case
• Fake Democrats acceptable in recall election, Wisconsin officials say
• Name released of man involved in Two Rivers car crash
• UWGBs Wojta drafted by WNBAs Minnesota Lynx
• Burning restriction lifted for Manitowoc
• Area judges weigh in on Drivers Week 5 chances Peta needs to push technique
• Wisconsin voter ID law called unreasonable burden
• Property taxes drop slightly in 2011, governors office says
• Milwaukee man accused of putting girlfriends daughter in dryer, other abuse
• Public Service Commission encourages calling Diggers Hotline
• Midwest towns say early storm warnings saved lives
• Manitowoc forecast: Rain-snow mix possible this afternoon
• Nation/World Update
• Motorists urged to slow for horses
• Food waste digester plans could bring up to 20 jobs to Maribel
• Manitowoc police seek dog owner
• Wisconsin Update
• Health insurer looks to adapt
• Fed phasing out paper Social Security checks
• Dole recalls bagged salad for salmonella risk
• Walker calls for collection of DNA samples from felony suspects
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• New Hampshire town solves mystery of old safes contents
• Lakeshore Update
• Two Rivers man hospitalized in one-vehicle crash
• Gannett Wisconsin Media Investigative Report: Probe gauges impact of loans
• Manitowoc man had 11 relatives on Titanic, only 1 survived
• Man dies from injuries sustained in rollover
• Second man convicted in Tonys Pizza burglary
• Lakeshore update
• Volunteers guard against drunken drownings
• Walker not running attack ad on Falk, media tracker says
• Can stocks extend their first-quarter win streak
• Jolie, Pitt announce theyre engaged
• Thompson reports about $660K raised for Senate bid
• Manitowoc mayor supports finance director candidate
• Man displaying signs supporting Walker reports harassment
• College valuable for those of all ages
• Judge Sutkiewicz recuses self in Bob Ryan case
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker releases recall campaign ad touting job growth
• President Barack Obama tax return shows 2011 earnings of $789,674
• Street to close Monday due to construction
• Walker signs victims rights bills
• Lakeshore update
• Mishicot Middle School tries new model for math class
• Man dies from injuries in ATV accident
• North Korea fires long-range rocket
• Appleton Papers wants others to chip in for Fox River PCB cleanup
• Manitowoc finance director named
• Cheese that won contest auctioned for $8,400
• Zimmerman makes court appearance in Fla. shooting
• Democrats seek to block recall protest candidates
• Man arrested in disturbance
• Man convicted in sex assault of Sheboygan County woman
• School Board agrees to review body-mind science
• Motorcycle show set for April 28-29
• Manitowoc city finance director named
• Trayvon Martin shooting suspect appears in court
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker sends letter to Wisconsin Education Association Council President Mary Bell
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser wants rival Justice Ann Walsh Bradley removed from his discipline case
• JetBlue pilot indicted for disrupting flight to Las Vegas
• Private investigator Ira Robins has signatures to run against Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch in recall election
• Countless zebra mussel shells plague Lake Winnebago residents
• Man convicted in assault of Sheboygan County woman
• Kottaras home run lifts Brewers past Cubs
• DNR tags 240-pound, 125-year-old sturgeon
• No more booms: Alls quiet in Clintonville
• Titanic sinking: Was it more than human folly
• Officials troubled by failed drug tests of job applicants
• Nation/world update
• Womens college basketball: UWGBs Wojta attending WNBA draft
• Chase lands Cleveland man in prison
• De Equus Stable plans open house
• Lakeshore update
• Outdoor enthusiasts OK sandhill crane hunt idea
• Wisconsin update
• Second-degree murder charge in Martin case
• Recall may stand as watershed for unions
• Drunken, high-speed chase lands Cleveland man jail time
• Wisconsin court: Ban on felons possessing guns is constitutional
• Wisconsin recall election is high-stakes bet for unions
• Trayvon Martins parents eager for arrest
• Shopko retail chain looking for 100-plus employees
• Strong Indonesian quakes cause panic, not tsunami
• Economic recovery threatened by runaway student loan debt
• Prep baseball: Sheboygan South hands Lincoln loss
• Tornadoes are reminder of danger weather awareness week begins
• Indonesia issues new tsunami alert for aftershock
• Green Bay Packers receiver Donald Driver survives Dancing With The Stars Week 4
• Gonzalez powers Brewers past Cubs
• Decision on future location of WIAA basketball tourneys not expected anytime soon
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Santorum suspends GOP campaign
• Military veterans find companies ready to hire
• Prep baseball roundup: Roncalli outlasts Lutheran
• Births
• Board votes to reduce teaching staff
• 4 Dems vie for chance to battle Walker
• Teen births hit new low in U.S., CDC reports
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: City, Lighthouse Inn, DNR reach settlement on litigation
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc board votes to reduce teaching staff
• Santorum drops out of race
• Police arrest man for allegedly possessing child pornography
• U.S. 41 in Green Bay closed overnight for overpass work
• Merrill bounces back from tornado a year ago today
• Falk, Vinehout deliver nomination signatures for Walker recall race
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker revives plan to take DNA in arrests
• U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan: Nation headed for debt crisis
• Republican Senate contenders propose tax code revisions
• 3 Democrats differ little in opposition to Gov. Scott Walker
• Many teens still texting while driving
• Man injured in fall from ladder
• MLB: Brewers survive late charge from Cubs
• Green Bay Packers Donald Driver loses his shirt, wins top score on Dancing With the Stars
• Salute to Agriculture: Fewer cows, more production
• Salute to Agriculture: Manitowoc County among top milk producers
• Salute to Agriculture: State can build on its agricultural tradition
• Lakeshore update
• Garage sustains heavy fire damage
• Hunters, anglers get chance to sound off at Conservation Congress meeting in Manitowoc
• Complaint filed against former Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Investors worry job market could be weakening
• Me and my shadow
• Teen driver unhurt after collision with train in Kiel
• Photos, story: Area departments respond to Valders grass fire
• Motorcycle vs bicycle crash reported in Manitowoc
• Update 1:45 pm: Grass, structure fire reported near Valders
• Former Sheboygan mayor Bob Ryan grabbed womans breasts twice, criminal complaint says
• Burning restrictions in effect
• Milwaukee Brewers radio broadcaster Bob Uecker mourning death of 52-year-old son Steve Uecker
• Cruise ship to retrace Titanics ill-fated voyage
• Kathleen Falk, Tom Barrett face fight in recall election
• Former Green Bay Packers QB Blair Kiel dies at 50
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, cool
• Teen driver unhurt after collision with train
• Garage sustains heavy fire damage
• Wisconsin sportsmen to sound off on crane hunt
• Lakeshore Update
• Battles over school vouchers fate fought nationwide
• So long to Two Rivers store
• Mike Wallace, 60 Minutes interrogator, dies
• Tulsa police say shootings may have been for revenge
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Most of state at high risk for forest fires
• Group urges investment in closing state tax gap
• State reaps rewards of interception system
• Lakeshore Update
• Shanty Town to be held April 21
• $1B in state taxes owed
• Manitowoc County ranks in bottom half of health study
• Protesters stand against liberal media
• U.S. Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartment complex
• Maritime Marathon to feature lake views
• Walker signs bill to limit school vouchers
• Anonymous Mega Millions winner claims money
• Walker signs GOP abortion, sex ed bills
• Marinette County investigates missing child
• Police update
• U.S. House office budgets reflect different priorities
• Lakeshore update
• Woman arrested after allegedly hitting boyfriend
• Report: Manitowoc man arrested twice in two days
• Update, photos: Man injured in rollover crash
• Walker: Schools better after his changes
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, but cool Good Friday
• Lakeshore update
• UW-Manitowoc employee earns annual staff award
• New world for Romney, the all-but-certain nominee
• Video personalizes topic of disabilities
• Despite outburst, Russian arms dealer avoids life sentence
• Wisconsin Capitol to cost $200K to clean, less than figured
• Wisconsin update
• Obama sets up high court as campaign issue
• 2011 census finds record low growth in outlying suburbs
• Doctors want to redefine autism parents worried
• Federal government recognizes Silver Lake College for community service
• Emergency personnel respond to one-vehicle rollover
• Wisconsin Capitol cleanup cost in Madison in aftermath of protests is $200,000
• Republican Party meeting Monday to feature U.S. Senate candidate Neumann
• Firefighters called to Covered Wagon restaurant
• Decorations must be removed from cemetery
• Packers to open preseason on ESPN at San Diego
• Funeral for pilot John D. Collins scheduled for Tuesday
• Baseball is back: Milwaukee Brewers, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers launch new seasons with home openers
• Hydraulic fluid closes lane of Calumet Avenue Wednesday
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Freeze warning in effect tonight
• Alleged clinic arsonist appears in U.S. court
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex New evidence surprises
• Man on a mission
• Manitowoc election results
• Loose steer captured in town of Two Rivers
• Holder says DOJ will respond to Texas judges recognition demand
• Manitowoc man sentenced to jail for fourth OWI
• Civics 101: Health care and legal precedents
• Lakeshore update
• Is this the end of the gold rush
• Manitowoc schools urge peer tutoring
• Wisconsin update
• Yahoo CEO sweeps out 2,000 employees in purge
• Cranberry output rises 11 in 2011
• Barrett blasts Walker on collective bargaining, gets 3 endorsements
• Schneider National reopens hub hit by Texas storm
• Romney targets Obamas re-election tactics
• Wisconsin primary turnout nearly 25 percent
• Romney builds insurmountable lead in sweep
• Republicans try to shut down talk of becoming VP
• National Library Week events set
• YouTube reaches film rental deal
• Turnout at polls lower than expected in county
• Suspect in bombing of Grand Chute Planned Parenthood clinic arrested
• Steer still on the loose in Two Rivers
• Mitt Romney wins Wisconsin
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area more than a dozen hurt
• Texas twister hits Schneider National facility damage called massive
• Photos, story: Driver survives to dance another day on Stars
• Outagamie County jury to hear civil lawsuit against Catholic Diocese of Green Bay
• County Board will have 7 new members
• Lakeshore update
• Warm March set Midwest records
• Incumbent, challenger win seats on Two Rivers School Board
• Lemens, Skarda gain Cooperstown posts
• Tom Barrett re-elected as Milwaukee mayor
• Herrity ousted from Manitowoc School Board
• Three elected to Cleveland board
• Write-in, 3 incumbents elected to Two Rivers City Council
• Police arrest suspect in Planned Parenthood bombing
• Valders, Reedsville, area school board winners
• Wife lands plane after pilot husband loses consciousness
• Badger car ferry gets grant to explore fuel conversion
• Bendix captures circuit court judgeship
• Gauthiers preliminary hearing rescheduled
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: City Council to consider increase in sewer rates to reduce deficit
• Manitowoc attorney pleads not guilty in child sex case
• Two Rivers update
• Martell, 20, to be new face on Manitowoc City Council
• Schneider National Dallas-area facility hit by apparent tornado, massive equipment loss reported
• NFL unveils new Nike-designed uniforms for all 32 league teams
• Gauthiers preliminary hearing rescheduled
• Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers featured in a TV spot promoting 2012 Milwaukee Brewers
• Wife, 80, lands plane in Door County for dying husband
• Former state Sen. Roger Breske dies at 73
• Manitowoc attorney pleads not guilty in alleged child sex charges
• Democratic headquarters open for nomination signatures
• Council, board seats on the line today polls open until 8 p.m.
• Road closed for water-main construction today
• Wife, 80, lands plane in Door County for dying husband
• Gov. Scott Walker signs concussion bill for youth sports during Lambeau visit
• NCAA mens championship: Kentucky tops Kansas 67-59 for title
• Drivers Dancing With The Stars rumba brings judge to tears
• 7 dead, 3 hurt after Christian school shooting
• Stock market delays St. Francis school project
• New laws include transportation of home-brews
• FBI investigates Planned Parenthood blast
• GOP battle crosses crucial state byways
• Crossing guards pay issue back to square one
• Two Rivers City Council rejects plan to change Beach Road
• High court upholds jail strip searches
• Police briefs
• Man faces charges in handgun theft
• Lakeshore update
• Man faces charges in handgun theft
• Man allegedly threatened to kill wife
• Clintonville boom captured on audio
• Prep athlete concussion bill signing today at Lambeau Field
• Showers, hail on horizon for Manitowoc area
• Wisconsin balks at online lottery ticket sales
• Poll: GOP presidential candidates lack appeal with women
• Milwaukee mayor shakes up Wisconsin governor recall election
• Bay Beach Amusement Park ferris wheel still will thrill
• Santorum stumps for support in Mishicot
• Swift takes ACM entertainer of the year again
• Council and board seats on the line on Tuesday
• Lakeshore update
• Rural candidates share ideas
• Santorum stumps for GOP votes at Fox Hills Resort
• Nation/World update
• Tours of governors mansion start Thursday
• $10K Mega Millions winners sold in Abrams, Peshtigo
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers residents try to save lake access road
• County Board candidates share their ideas
• Map shows 107 rural schools in Manitowoc County
• Lakeshore air show to feature the best of the first 20 years
• Coalition hosts GOP candidates at forum
• Manitowoc County Heritage Center revives bygone era
• Mini choppers unveiling four weeks away
• Man charged in alleged Reedsville sexual assaults
• Romney targets Obama
• States first gubernatorial recall race official
• Candidates for Manitowoc County Board profiled
• Santorum to appear at Fox Hills Sunday
• Bitter Neumann to open Manitowoc store
• Recall election ordered for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
• Boom update: Clintonville now has seismometers, sound sensors
• Databases showing recall signers to be made public
• Man charged in Reedsville sexual assaults
• Walker signs cell phone ban for young drivers
• University of Wisconsin students turn out in masses for Ron Paul
• Supreme Court justices meet today to vote on health care case
• Sheboygan eye doctor gets new look on Today show
• More autism reported, likely from better testing
• Dreams expand along with $540 million-plus Mega Millions jackpot
• State briefs
• Romney links Santorum to big labor in state primary
• Board expected to approve recall election
• Court upholds PepsiCo ruling
• Oshkosh Corp. gets $294M order
• Police briefs
• Manitowoc woman sentenced to jail for third OWI
• County Conservation Congress meeting set for April 9
• Lakeshore briefs
• County, nuke plant to participate in exercise
• Manitowoc County judicial candidates profiled
• Better Business Bureau warns of email scam
• What to do after you hit the Mega Millions jackpot Dont blow it
• Payments due for 2012 Packers season tickets
• Two Rivers man sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Manitowoc woman sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Locker Room to continue on WFRV
• Clintonville shaken once again by booms
• JetBlue pilot has ties to Door County, Northeastern Wisconsin
• Lakeshore Humane Society names new director
• Report: Man arrested in bar disturbance
• February unemployment rate increases
• Supreme Court appears split on health care
• 2 voter ID lawsuits may go to state high court
• Two companies to pay for air quality violations
• Whitelaw man charged with sex assaults
• Manitowoc County Board candidates discuss fiscal issues
• Report: Manitowoc man faces charges in accident
• Manitowoc School Board candidates profiled
• Two Rivers School Board candidates address benefits, other issues
• Alleged sexual assault occurred at Valders High School, authorities say
• Voter ID lawsuits may go to Supreme Court
• Health care: Some justices seem open to saving parts of law
• Booms return to Clintonville could be swarm of earthquakes
• Lakeshore Humane Society names new director
• Report: Manitowoc man faces charges in accident
• Police arrest woman in alleged domestic disturbance involving coffee mug
• Man allegedly yelled obscenities, threatened people
• Packers Driver survives 1st Dancing cuts
• Larry McCarren will leave WFRV no plans announced
• Clintonville booms: Residents shaken once again
• Two Rivers woman receives jail time for third OWI conviction
• Woodland Dunes plans April events
• High winds knock over trees, cause power surges
• Judges: Collaboration needed on voting maps
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc council candidates speak out on issues
• $150,000 bail set for attorney charged in alleged sex crime
• County Board forum focuses on services, budget issues
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: New cleaning station could benefit area sport fishing
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Party sunny, windy
• Womens college basketball: Wojta named AP All-American
• Street-sweeping parking ban starts Sunday
• Manitowoc attorney from Sheboygan arrested on alleged child sex charges
• Man arrested for allegedly obstructing an officer
• Report: Man arrested in bar disturbance
• Two Rivers woman receives jail time for intoxicated driving
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Slight chance of thunderstorms and gusty winds
• Manitowoc man receives six months jail time for 5th OWI
• Warm weather causes early maple syrup season
• Supreme Court set to consider future of health care overhaul
• TR board approves graduation changes
• GOP presidential campaign heats up in Wisconsin
• Valders man injured in 2-vehicle accident
• Lakeshore Update
• MISHICOT SCHOOL BOARD
• Kiel School Board
• Reedsville school candidates speak out on issues
• VALDERS SCHOOL BOARD
• Two Rivers board alters math, science graduation requirements
• Preliminary hearing set April 3 for Gilbert
• Preliminary hearing set for Gauthier
• Manitowoc man convicted of fifth OWI
• Valders man injured in two-vehicle accident
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, cooler today
• College debt especially costly for parents
• Rick Santorum strikes a chord in Fond du Lac
• DNR plans spring burns on public lands
• Wisconsin update
• Voter ID muddies primary prep
• Hunger Games battles to $155M opening weekend
• Lakeshore update
• Health care reform still a hot topic across nation
• Washington Junior High School plays all that jazz with faculty, elementary school students
• Video: Funerals held for teens who died in crash
• Funerals held for Manitowoc teens
• State economy experts identify challenges, strengths
• Campaign donations in state down from 2008
• HCE will tip hats to history at meeting
• Santorum addresses crowd at bowling alley in Sheboygan
• Gunman fires at Madison bus
• Clintonville mayor plans T-shirts to commemorate earthquake
• Popes trip to Mexico sparks emotion
• Teacher to fight dry-ice burn charge
• Oldest U.S. natural history museum offers rare peek
• Man climbs New York Times building, says he wanted paper
• Cato man, 93, involved in car crash dies
• Cato man dies in wake of car crash
• Red Cross demonstrates emergency preparedness
• Mainly Manitowoc helps downtown come alive
• Manitowoc man deported
• Vehicle in fatal crash allegedly was stolen
• Gannett Wisconsin Media journalists shouldnt have signed recall petitions
• Rock for the Rec tonight
• Manitowoc couple killed in collision in Nebraska
• SWAT teams help capture armed Two Rivers man
• Vehicle in fatal crash was allegedly stolen
• Manitowoc man deported today
• Photos: 1 year ago today, Green Bay shoveled out from record 17.8 inches of snow
• The day in photos: March 23, 2012
• Army Reserves 432nd returns home from 9 months in Afghanistan
• Americans not sure who to blame for costs that could surpass $5
• SWAT teams help capture Two Rivers man
• No details yet available on teens accident
• Wife continues to fight husbands deportation
• Santorums best shot: Success in Iowa again
• Lakeshore update
• Police: Manitowoc woman arrested in fight
• Microquakes bombard city
• Drinking culture addressed at judicial forum
• Manitowocs fiscal health focus of forum
• Judges decide two Milwaukee voting districts must be redrawn
• Senator opposes ash dumping
• State adds jobs in February, unemployment holds steady
• Medicare rationing An election-year House vote
• Mayor Nickels vetoes crossing guard pay resolution
• Santorum brings GOP presidential campaign to Wisconsin
• State must redraw 2 Milwaukee election maps, federal judges rule
• Barrett: Ill decide soon on running against Walker
• The day in photos: March 22, 2012
• Police: Islamic gunman dead after French standoff
• New research signals living together doesnt doom a future marriage
• Landmark Legal Foundation seeks probe of Wisconsin judges who signed Walker recall petitions
• Clintonville has quiet night after just a few booms called into police
• Friends mourn loss of students killed in crash
• Justice demands info from panel
• Lawmaker calls for cleansing Legislature
• Prosecutor: French shooter proud of slaying seven
• Romney faces tough race in Louisiana
• Whitewater farm donates 151,000 eggs
• Police update
• Record-high temperature has spring feeling more like summer
• Machine shed total loss in fire
• Lakeshore update
• Clintonville bringing in seismometers
• Hunger Games shines spotlight on Lawrence
• Manitowoc concert helps Hana Pestle build national fan base
• Report: Manitowoc man arrested after night of drinking
• Police arrest man who allegedly hit woman holding their infant
• Manitowoc reaches record high temp today
• Group seeks investigation of 29 judges who signed recall
• Big NFL news: Saints coach suspended for season, Tebow traded to Jets
• Police capture chicken at large
• Clintonville booms still a mystery
• Supreme Court Justice David Prosser wants recusals in discipline case
• Romney wins Illinois big, takes huge stride toward nomination
• Howard brush fire forces I-43, Hwy. 41 closure
• Ex-Walker aide pleads not guilty to 4 felony counts of misconduct
• Machine shed total loss in fire
• Two Manitowoc teens dead in single-vehicle crash
• Home sales rebounding Lakeshore-area homebuilders optimistic construction will pick up
• Home sales rebounding Lakeshore-area homebuilders optimistic construction will pick up
• Judge wont budge on ruling to halt voter ID
• Two Rivers Update
• Manitowoc police seek owners of items found in yard
• Research results to be shared at April 10 Discovery Farms seminar
• Manitowoc street-sweeping parking ban takes effect April 1
• Manitowoc County Board upholds concealed carry in office complex
• Lakeshore Update
• State DNR plans controlled burn in Collins Marsh today
• Burger Boat to build yacht for Seaton
• Source: Quarterback Peyton Manning to Denver Broncos deal is complete
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser wants recusals in discipline case
• More job seekers getting asked for Facebook passwords by prospective employers
• Marinette Marine hiring hundreds to buld Navy ships
• Firefighters battle grass fires
• Police seek owners of found items
• Clintonville residents experience another night of strange booms
• Seasonal allergies striking early with mild winter, warm temperatures
• 4 dead in shooting at Jewish school in France
• Lakeshore Update
• State school districts settle over investments
• Firefighter to run against Kleefisch in recall
• Two Rivers City Council eliminates bike registration fee
• Woman receives citation in St. Patricks Day bar fight
• Kiel man convicted in armed robbery
• Reedsville hosts board candidates for debate
• Domestic partners to get city health insurance
• Clintonville residents puzzled by morning shakes
• Santorum leads GOP primary charge into state
• Kiel man convicted in armed robbery
• Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum plan Wisconsin visits soon
• Loud bangs heard, shaking felt at Clintonville homes
• The day in photos: March 19, 2012
• Wisconsin firefighters union head Mahlon Mitchell enters lieutenant governor recall race
• Report: NFL quarterback Peyton Manning negotiating contract to join Denver Broncos
• Citizens For Responsible Government Network plans to recall Sen. Bob Jauchs over mine vote
• Manitowoc Council to discuss crossing guards, employee manual, malls
• Analysis: Winners, losers emerge in Wisconsin legislative session
• Autopsy shows UW-Stevens Point student drowned
• Loud bangs heard, shaking felt at Clintonville homes
• High school graduation rates up 3.5 since 2001
• 2 killed in interstate crashes, including one who was shot
• Republican Pam Galloway denies quitting to avoid Wisconsin Senate recall election
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Warm spell continues
• Focus on fitness: Valders Middle School wins Play 60 Challenge
• Warm weather doesnt equal early planting for farmers
• Manitowoc spring cleanup will begin April 2
• Lakeshore Update
• Lakeshore Update
• Gannett media outlets collaborate on investigative reporting team
• 29 Wisconsin judges signed Walker recall petitions
• Random Act of Kindness: Woman gets lift to retrieve spare key
• Manufacturing workers in demand
• Longtime Manitowoc educator Phyllis Clemenson dies at 94
• Some Anchorage residents hope for more snow
• Petris visit is vital to Spancrete personnel
• Man allegedly threw lighted newspaper at girlfriend
• RSVP seeks volunteers
• Labor market on upswing, Walker says
• Wife fights to keep husband in U.S.
• Judge orders trial in starved-teen case
• Galloway to resign from Senate
• New case of Afghan killing U.S. Marine
• Holly to stand trial
• Man arrested in alleged confrontation with mother of his child
• Couples soda fight included scratching and biting, police say
• Two men arrested in attempted burglary of campers
• State Sen. Pam Galloway, R-Wausau, to resign Senate seat today
• George Clooney arrested in Washinton Protest
• Update: Town of Oneida woman died from grass fire smoke
• Joyce Dreyfus, former Wisconsin first lady, dies at 84
• The day in photos: March 16, 2012
• Holly found competent to stand trial
• Questions remain in Michael Philbins drowning
• Fox Valley teens have custody of baby they abandoned
• Volunteers picket outside Peters Pantry
• Foodies flock to cooking school
• Library plans spa night for teens
• WIAA girls basketball: Lutheran falls short to Howards Grove
• Study seeks origins of carp DNA in Chicago waters
• Legislative session comes to bitter end
• Dane Co. judge denies request to lift voter ID ban
• Walker deluged with records requests
• Wisconsin Legislature passes home-brew bill
• Taliban talks off Karzai tells NATO to pull back
• After bin Ladens death, a different kind of hunt
• Emergency personnel respond to three-vehicle accident Thursday in Manitowoc
• Emergency personnel called to three-vehicle accident
• Woman found dead at house near Seymour in Town of Oneida
• Three injured following head-on crash on Highway 57 in De Pere
• Woman found dead at house near Seymour
• Teens have custody of baby they abandoned
• Sunshine Week: School contract talks become more open
• Dry winter could hurt Wisconsin walleye spawning
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in 07 shootings
• New owner slashes prices at The River Lofts
• Assembly passes bills on abortion, sex ed
• GOP fight stretches to Puerto Rico
• Tide discovery during bust not uncommon
• US, UK leaders outline shift in Afghan mission
• State judge OKs May 8, June 5 for recall votes
• Unemployment rates in state increase in January
• Police Update
• Lakeshore Update
• Jury finds Va. Tech negligent in 07 shootings
• Man in need of ice rescue on Green Bay near Door County turns out to be a mirage
• Man undergoing separation allegedly threatened to kill wife
• Police arrest woman at jewelry store in alleged fifth-offense OWI
• Wisconsin appeals court says states drunken driving laws apply on frozen lakes
• State recall elections set for May 8 or June 5
• Wisconsin military police officer Staff Sgt. Jesse Grindey of Hazel Green dies in Afghanistan
• Father sentenced in abandonment of newborn outside Kimberly church
• The day in photos: March 14, 2012
• Des Moines Register publisher Laura Hollingsworth embraces changes
• Coast Guard to launch 2 new boats in Sturgeon Bay today
• Assembly works into the wee hours, approves abortion, sex education bills
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Warmest day of the week on tap today
• Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi GOP primaries
• Peters Pantry volunteers say change needed
• New products excite Skana executives
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Whats your lawmaker up to
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc board approves pay freeze for superintendent
• Walker believes hes not John Doe probe target
• Legislature puts finishing touches on combative term
• State GOP pushes mining plan despite failed bill
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Firefighter contract addresses big issues
• Taliban fire on Afghanistan officials at site where civilians killed by U.S. soldier
• Hearing postponed in case involving starved, abused Madison teen girl
• Teens killed in State Highway 57 crash near Green Bay identified
• Green Bay police investigate suspicious death of woman at Cherry Street home
• Police report: Manitowoc man arrested
• Man taken into custody for alleged bail jumping
• State investigating case of starved Madison girl
• EPA asks more questions about ash discharges
• Romney: Alleged gunman in Afghan deaths deranged
• Attacks on Wisconsin court online database persist
• Nation/World update
• Wisconsin update
• 4 state senators face recall votes
• Second judge strikes down state voter ID law
• Five treated for smoke inhalation in house fire
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin elections board votes for May 8, June 5 recall election dates
• Walker recall effort turned in 930,000 signatures
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghan civilians killed by U.S. soldier
• Second judge strikes down states voter ID law
• Judges ruling on voter ID injunction expected today
• Manitowoc-area weather: Showers, fog expected today
• U.S. soldier accused of killing 16 Afghans
• Long Lost Love
• Legislature set to adjourn with some work unfinished
• Concealed carry record access debate rages on
• Duffy, Ribble take advantage of congressional travel perks
• Lakeshore update
• Career fairs for veterans planned
• Girl Scouts program continues to thrive
• Manitowoc Girl Scouts troop forms lifelong friendships
• Access to contracts a work in progess
• Police report alleged fight between man and woman
• Donations sought for care packages
• Transparency measures slow to move in Congress
• Lakeshore update
• Thousands rally again in protest of Walker, bargaining law
• Agency: Spring ahead, check smoke detectors
• Avoiding rising patient care costs
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Windy today, warmer tomorrow
• Police report alleged fight between man and woman
• Two men sentenced in $3,000 drug bust
• Wisconsin update: Teen to be tried as adult in school arson
• Of tales and tails: Library reading program pairs dogs, kids together
• Lakeshore update: RSVP seeks volunteers
• Police update: BB gun shooting spree may have been gang-related
• Elections board director suggests dates for all 6 state recalls
• Judge plans ruling in voter ID lawsuit
• Walker: No public money for John Doe expenses
• State college students graduating deeper in debt
• I-43 in Sheboygan County to be detoured next week
• Alleged mother-daughter fight results in arrest
• Video, story: 2 Colorado men get probation in real-life Weekend at Bernies case
• Judge could rule today in another voter ID lawsuit
• Two Manitowoc men in drug bust sentenced to jail
• The day in photos: March 9, 2012
• Solar storm strengthens, but no significant affects on electrical systems reported yet
• Tea party groups state recall verification site overwhelmed
• Democrats, Republicans aim to woo support of women voters in November
• Hovde to seek Wisconsin U.S. Senate seat
• Lakeshore update
• States deer herd stays at 44 percent over goal, experts say
• Menasha teen ran down girls to defend herself, friend says
• Manitowoc Fire Dept. puts out blaze in dryer
• 6,000 state jobs added in Walkers first 13 months
• Surgeon General urges action on youth tobacco use
• Hilbert president honored for openness effort
• Firefighter to be laid to rest
• Effort fails to repeal state windmill rules
• 5 treated for smoke inhalation after apartment fire
• Farm safety topic of OSHA initiative
• Wis. deer population remains 44 percent over goal
• State pulls food stamp assistance from $1M lottery winner
• Pudding, the Sturgeon Bay cat who saved new owners life, goes viral
• Biggest solar storm in years races toward Earth today
• Menasha girl who ran down teens acted in self-defense, friend says
• Wisconsin OKs design work for Austin Straubel International Airport near Green Bay
• Hovde Capital Advisors CEO Eric Hovde to enter US Senate race
• Historic car ferry: S.S. Badger remains vital to coastal area
• Michael Philbin blood test results released
• Dutch cheesemaker takes top honors at Madison contest
• Clerks in state updated on voter identification plans
• Speeding enforcement falls through state cracks
• State Assembly plans to pass bill limiting voucher expansion
• Births
• Lakeshore Update
• Police Update
• House passes bill on unfair trade practices
• World Championship Cheese Contest finals being held in Madison
• WBAY, Time Warner talks face deadline in Green Bay
• Donations will help Craig Andersen of De Pere man prosthetic hand
• Mitt Romney edges Rick Santorum in Ohio, wins 4 other states
• Mining company pulls out of Wisconsin
• Paramedics give patients a fighting chance
• Dane County judge temporarily stops new voter ID law
• Plan reduces Manitowoc School District teaching staff
• Rep. Donald Payne of New Jersey dies at age 77
• Schools face tough calls with tornado outbreak
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Gearing up for harbor master plan
• Lakeshore update
• Plan would reduce teaching staff in Manitowoc district
• Infant killed in Ledgeview crash identified as Rain Meena Yang
• Judge orders temporary halt to voter ID law
• The day in photos: March 6, 2012
• Police: Drunken driver hits Appleton squad car
• Dictionary covers regional dialects from A to Z
• Milwaukee private investigator Ira Robins plans to oppose Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch if recall election ordered
• Communities mourn UWSP student found in Wisconsin River
• Even with 419 delegates at stake, its unlikely GOP race will be settled on Super Tuesday
• Police: Missing UWSP students body found in river
• Mexican workers file suit against Bear Creek company
• Limbaugh advertisers leaving in droves after his comments about law student
• De Pere man searches for missing prosthesis
• Green Bay infant dies from car accident injuries
• Attempted homicide charges sought against Neenah teen
• Mother: Children survived being sucked from home by tornado
• Young electorate
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Council delays action on insurance
• Two Rivers, fire union reach agreement
• Budget committee approves mining bill
• Baby dropped in field by tornado buried in Indiana
• Thompson supports opening shoreline to drilling
• Body recovered from the Wisconsin River is missing UWSP student
• Police arrest man for alleged bail jumping
• Poll: Japanese not satisfied with rebuilding after 2011 quake, tsunami
• Neenah teen jailed on two counts of attempted murder after trying to run over two people with her car
• Legal loophole used in OWI case
• New Miss America Laura Kaeppeler of Kenosha comes to Oshkosh, brings rest of top five
• Man gets 200 years for terrorizing family
• Man behind cheesehead hat to be honored by legislators
• Indiana toddler found in field after tornado dies death toll at 39
• Fond du Lac Sheriffs office, DA at odds over drunken driving case
• Cerebral Palsy telethon raises $1.2 million
• 2-month-old dies after crash in Ledgeview
• 1 firefighter dead, 3 injured fighting theater fire in Abbotsford
• Pictures capture heartbreak after tsunami
• Lakeshore Update
• State GOP struggles to pass mine bill
• Two Rivers native helps with tsunami disaster relief
• Chicago police chief pledges no NYPD-style spying
• Police search for missing UW-Stevens Point student
• Marshfield desirable site for medical school
• Man who shot famous JFK Jr. photo dies
• Lakeshore update
• Police update
• Manitowoc judges, DA wont be packing heat
• Romney wins Wash. GOP caucuses
• Environmental damages remain issue after BP deal
• Winter whitewash
• Cooperative Extension celebrates 100 years
• Storms flatten towns, kill at least 16 across 3 states
• Jeffrey Dahmer hunting grounds tour stirs state backlash
• Advocates push for rear-view car cameras
• Lakeshore Update
• Births
• Potentially dangerous travel conditions could develop during rush hour
• Lincoln, Roncalli High School boys basketball games postponed until Saturday
• Video: Solea Mexican Grill near Appleton holds burrito-eating contest
• Reported tornadoes hit Alabama homes, prison
• Whitelaw man stole mothers pills, police say
• Week of the Young Child photos sought
• Week of the Young Child photos sought
• University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc to host degree fair
• The day in photos: March 2, 2012
• Stevens Point woman finds 88 cans of Prince Albert in wall
• Families of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmers victims upset about walking tour in Milwaukee
• Senate kills bill to reverse Obamas controversial birth control policy
• Mini-libraries popping up in front yards, public locations for people to read stories and pass them on to others
• Mayville soldier is buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• 7 in Eau Claire hurt hands in separate snowblower accidents
• 2 arrests made in south-side Sheboygan armed robberies
• $2,500 reward offered in Chilton Walgreens robbery case
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Manitowoc area under winter storm warning until midnight
• Two American troops killed in Afghan shooting
• Music therapeutic at Holiday House
• Recall elections unlikely before early June
• Hospice firm to pay $25M in Medicare fraud case
• Proposed bill pays more to exonerated prisoners
• Utah woman gives birth to 3rd leap day baby
• Committee approves wolf hunt bill
• Popularity of Green Bay Packers, Internet assist big stock sale win
• Couple in starved-teen case seeks lower bail
• Two arrested with connection to Sheboygan armed robberies
• Valders man charged in fatality case faces felony bail jumping
• Lakeshore update
• Photos: Family welcomes leap day baby
• Portion of Division Street to be closed Friday
• Tales of chaos after deadly Midwest storms country music mecca of Branson, Missouri, damaged
• Sheboygan police investigating south-side armed robberies
• Winnebago County DA to determine charges in Campbellsport-area crash that killed 3 teens
• The day in photos: March 1, 2012
• Senate defeats bill to reverse birth control rule
• Green Bay Packers add more than 250,000 shareholders
• I-43 lane reductions begin today in Sheboygan County
• Singer Davy Jones of The Monkees dies at 66
• Youth art exhibit will open Sunday
• Storm causes school closings, hazardous conditions
• Daring to reach out
• City Council delays crossing guard decision
• Economists not worried about gas prices
• Court denies teens appeal in dads strangling
• Walker signs wetlands development bill into law
• Oconto County arson case heads to court
• Accused man says bomb threats followed dare
• More time sought to verify recall signatures
• Storms whip through 3 Midwest states, killing 12
• Whitelaw driver facing felony hit-and-run count
• Lakeshore Update
• County Clerks office to participate in Passport Day
• Local students to participate in music festival at Reedsville High School
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• Whitelaw man allegedly left scene of accident
• Wisconsin election officials ask lawmakers for $405,000 in recall funds
• Severe storms damage country music resort town of Branson, Mo., kill 13 people
• Trial date set for man charged in Sheboygan Walmart shooting
• NFL moves 2012 season-opening game to Wednesday to avoid conflict with President Obama speech
• Boy, 3, left behind at Wauwatosa McDonalds
• Winter weather advisory continues but no snow, yet
• Prosecutor: Ohio shooting suspect not well
• Romney takes 2 more states in primaries
• Manitowocs Liza has first birthday
• 10 percent hike in fares proposed
• Earl Avery pleads not guilty in video case
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Nation/World update
• County Board approves hiring more patrol officers
• State may transfer no-call list to FTC
• Wisconsin update
• Walker makes effort to push mining bill
• Manitowoc School Board approves adding land
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for trailer
• Driver faces charges in alleged hit-and-run
• Brillion girl kept in basement dog cage empathizes with starved, abused Madison teen
• Earl Avery pleads not guilty in video case
• Packers WR Donald Driver joins Dancing With the Stars
• Officials: Student brain dead in Ohio school shooting
• Wisconsin native Matt Kenseth outlasts field in fire-marred Daytona 500
• Students learn about hospitality careers
• Lakeshore area bracing for snow
• Report: At least 60 communities in state dont treat water
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Plane makes emergency landing at Newark Airport
• State Supreme Court votes to close conferences
• Walker declines to challenge signatures
• U.S.: Afghanistan turmoil wont change war strategy
• Train kills 11-year-old boy in Milwaukee suburb
• Man allegedly bloodied girlfriends nose
• Democratic Party of Wisconsins first TV ad of Governor Scott Walker recall campaign focuses on John Doe investigation
• Walker wont challenge recall signatures an impossible deadline, aide says
• Teen who opened fire on students at Ohio school was bullied, authorities say
• The day in photos: Feb. 27, 2012
• Rain forces Daytona 500 to Monday
• GOP voters confused Experts say give them a break
• 36 vehicles break through ice at fishing event
• Mental health care gaps are identified
• Silent film The Artist triumphs with best-picture Oscar
• Mishicot High School Stellar Student: Ryan LeClair
• Lakeshore Update
• Closing of inpatient unit decried, defended
• Surveys identify barriers to accessing mental health care
• Treasurers amendment facing long odds
• Reagan shooter wants to change assassin image
• States called on to restore anti-smoking funds
• Highway fund talks to get into motion
• Lakeshore Update
• Therapy, support services available to those with mental illness
• Task force studying mental health services
• Herald Times Reporter wins 28 awards at state newspaper convention
• Area receives snowy surprise
• Denmark man accused of arson linked to 2006 Manitowoc fire
• Man declared incompetent to stand trial in shooting
• New York drops ballast standards shippers fought
• County creek contamination research is lecture topic
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc man faces sexual assault charges
• Manitowoc resident receives Air Force Commendation Medal
• Judge issues injunction on tobacco crackdown
• Former Walker aide pleads not guilty to charges
• Denmark man accused of arson linked to 2006 Manitowoc fire
• Former governor Tommy Thompson scoffs at opponents, doubters
• Brewers Ryan Brauns 50-game suspension overturned
• Snow shots: Send us your winter photos
• Higher gas prices frustrate motorists
• Bridge plan gets mostly favorable resident feedback
• Lakeshore update
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for bail jumping
• Manitowoc man convicted of battery gets jail time
• Trial under way in election-map case
• Another lawsuit challenges new Wisconsin voter ID law
• Nation/World update
• Gas prices cast dark cloud over re-election
• Green Bay to be tested for Asian carp
• Hearings for starved girls parents postponed
• Postal Service shuffles mail processing in state
• Ryan Brauns 50-game suspension overturned
• U.S. Postal Service shuffles mail processing in Wisconsin
• Odd news: Man charged after cooking own meal at Dennys
• Report: Police arrest Manitowoc man for bail jumping
• 7 Marines killed in copter collision in Arizona
• The day in photos: Feb. 23, 2012
• Sheboygan toddler death case to head to jury trial
• Son accused in Birnamwood mans death
• Police wrap up De Pere murder-suicide investigation
• Judges to rule if redrawn electoral districts are legal
• Fond du Lac County DA wont say if hes bringing a gun to work
• Gas prices could climb close to $4 check your gas mileage
• Ex-Packers player backs concussion bill for youths
• Groups say EPA ballast proposal too lenient
• Lakeshore update
• Police update
• Poll finds voters split on Walker
• Manitowoc woman gets jail time for third OWI
• $250,000 lottery ticket purchased in Manitowoc
• Man held on homicide charge in Birnamwood death
• $250,000 lottery ticket sold in Manitowoc
• Report: Man, woman arrested in domestic disturbance
• Couple allegedly create disturbance at rehab center
• Poll: Wisconsin voters favor Obama over 4 GOP rivals
• Poll: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers favorability rating dips since January
• Poll: Former Gov. Tommy Thompson leads U.S. Rep Tammy Baldwin in US Senate race
• Packers cite law in ending single-game ticket sales to fans with disabilities
• Hairstylist makes cut for What Not to Wear
• Chilton police investigate Walgreens robbery
• Gratz, incumbent Herrity lead Manitowoc School Board race
• Incumbent among those advancing in Reedsville School Board race
• Four candidates advance in County Board races
• Jim Brey will seek 11th Manitowoc council term
• Senate delays bill affecting abortion providers
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man guilty of two sexual assaults
• First test of photo voter ID goes smoothly
• 12-12-12 could be special day for Rodgers
• Voters oust Ryan from Sheboygan mayors office
• Attorneys: Law doesnt allow state to draw new voter maps
• Assembly ends workplace discrimination damages
• Four candidates advance in County Board races
• Gratz, Herrity lead Manitowoc school board race
• Incumbent Brey makes final field
• County Clerk challenges citizens to vote
• March release of employment situation highly anticipated
• Cockpit fog caused F-16 crash at EAA
• Manitowoc man guilty of two sexual assaults
• Campbellsport teens released from hospital
• John Glenn rose to the occasion
• Fire department agreement wins approval from Two Rivers council
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• Manitowoc alderman opposes deductible increase
• Synthetic drugs target teens
• Syrian forces mass outside rebel stronghold
• Manitowoc man sentenced to prison for multiple OWIs
• Wisconsin Update
• Details emerge about starved teenage girl in Madison
• Lakeshore Update
• Report: Residential facility evacuated due to smoke
• Manitowoc man sentenced to prison in multiple OWIs
• Fire department responds to Manitowoc garage fire
• Manitowoc City Council district boundaries change
• Abused Madison teen likely developed coping mechanism
• 49 citations handed out during weekend sting, 6 for drunken driving
• Manitowoc County polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday for primaries
• Public meeting scheduled Tuesday for Branch River Bridge replacement
• Photos: President Obama visits Milwaukee
• Photos: Memorials mark Whitney Houstons death
• Online piracy: Debate rages on over Web access to music, movies and TV
• Obama doles out mixed news for Great Lakes efforts
• Comic actor John McGivern takes trip around Sheboygans corners
• 3 skiers killed in Washington avalanche 4th survived
• Jobs can turn into numbers game in state politics
• Lakeshore Update
• San Diego skydiver who died was expert, instructor
• Hoax bomb threat disrupts airport in Ashwaubenon
• Snowmobiles break through ice, killing 1
• Obama budget cuts energy assistance for poor
• Moving forward: Mishicot Online Virtual Education program wins School Board approval
• Manitowoc County Board race will be narrowed in Tuesdays primary
• Loved ones gather for Whitney Houston funeral
• Manitowoc County polls open until 8 p.m. Tuesday for primaries
• Lakeshore update
• Veterans go to college for civilian career prep
• Finding work for Manitowoc-area veterans
• Initial court appearance set in toddler fatality
• Chewy remembered as fun-loving
• Congress sends payroll tax cut to Obama
• Glenn fever returns 50 years after historic flight
• Manitowoc police intervene in roommate fight
• Panel discusses possible privatization of services
• Lakeshore Update
• Sheriffs report: Man arrested for fourth OWI
• UW-Manitowoc to take part in energy analysis of campus
• Walker wont get extra time on review
• GOP tries to find compromise on mine bill
• Initial court appearance for Sheboygan man who allegedly fatally injured boy, 2
• Sheriffs report: Man arrested for fourth OWI
• Sheboygan boy, 2, dies from brain injuries
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Scattered rain and snow showers
• Lions, Mishicot FFA team for charity
• Mishicot FFA will host motivational speaker
• Valders FFA involved in many activities
• Conventions, workshops and community service highlight Kiel FFA year
• A busy, productive year for Reedsville FFA
• Prison fire exposes chaos in Honduras
• Clean water cuts threaten Great Lakes initiative
• Lakeshore update
• Erratic driving leads to third OWI conviction
• About FFA Week
• FFA facts
• Payroll tax cut amounts to hundreds for workers
• Wisconsin update
• Walker calls for passing mining bill
• County candidates discuss challenges
• Injured Sheboygan boy remains on life support
• Van fire engulfs windshield
• Skana Aluminum of Manitowoc to be honored Friday at White House-sponsored event
• Van fire engulfs windshield
• DA: Injured 2-year-old Sheboygan boy remains on life support
• Three Calumet County boys injured in vehicle crash
• Erratic driving leads to third OWI conviction
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Mostly sunny, mild
• Contract talks with Maritime Metro Transit stall
• Manitowoc Noon Rotary Club honors police officer, citizen of the year
• President Obama promotes manufacturing during Milwaukee visit
• Seven Reedsville School Board candidates face primary
• Manitowoc man receives jail time for filming former co-worker in bathroom
• As many as 300 killed in Honduras prison fire
• State budget committee OKs $123 million in cuts
• Facing recall, Governor Scott Walker gives President Barack Obama friendly welcome
• OWI update
• Former Manitowoc man arrested for bail jumping
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man receives jail time for taking videos in bathroom
• Reedsville woman sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Manitowoc man convicted of fourth OWI
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for chance of snow late tonight
• Lakeshore Update
• Obama to tout manufacturing in visit
• Preliminary 2012-13 TR school budget calls for no tax increase
• Police Update
• Two Manitowoc council races head to primary
• Two Rivers Update
• District staff suggests possible budget cuts
• Preliminary 2012-13 TR school budget calls for no tax increase
• Manitowoc man arrested in alleged fight with girlfriend
• Report: Manitowoc man tried hurtling himself out of window
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Snow likely through Thursday
• Recall petition storage site no longer secret
• Obama unveils $3.8 trillion spending plan
• Manitowoc School Board candidates profiled
• Lakeshore Update
• Former Negro League pitcher will speak at UW-Manitowoc
• Evening to Wine Down set for March 3
• Obama seeks $300M for cleanup of Great Lakes
• Dont put the snow shovels away yet
• Adele rolls in the awards at Grammys
• Program provides on-the-job training
• Investigators seek answers in Houstons death
• Bill would end victims testimony against their attackers at preliminary hearings
• In complicating move, al-Qaida backs Syrian revolt
• GOP presidential race continues roller-coaster ride
• Lakeshore Update
• Clear tonight partly cloudy early Monday with some snow forecast for Monday evening
• Protesters return to Capitol on anniversary
• Sturgeon-spearing season on Lake Winnebago off to slow start
• Cold weather returns to the South snow possible
• Nation/World Update
• Kenosha teen gets probation in battery case
• Indie folk band Bon Iver is nominated for 4 Grammys
• First lady fixes on must-dos prior to election run
• State DOJ catches up on concealed carry permits
• Lakeshore Update
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records and films, dies at 48
• Mending hearts: Manitowoc familys three children all born with different defects
• Random Act of Kindness: Passerby offers assistance when car breaks down
• Maine GOP chairman says Mitt Romney wins caucuses
• Ask A Doctor: Do skin-lightening creams really work
• Manitowoc weather: Windy conditions expected
• Austin Straubel Airport may get new traffic control tower
• Sturgeon spearers prepare for start of season
• Men stranded on ice rescued
• Making a world of difference
• 911 call released in De Pere murder-suicide
• Evers upset with Walker over education bill
• Obama adjusts policy on birth control
• GOP Senate leader expects three recalls to proceed
• 211 provides range of information to callers
• Lakeshore update
• Police update
• Uzbek man pleads guilty in plot to kill Obama
• 8 school workers on leave during probe
• Trial date set in alleged college scam
• Report: Police arrest Manitowoc woman for bail jumping
• Update, new photos: Thousands pay respects to 3 teens killed in Campbellsport crash
• Wisconsin to use part of federal mortage settlement to plug budget deficit
• 20 years ago today: Green Bay Packers trade for quarterback Brett Favre
• 2 Antigo teachers charged with marijuana possession
• Weather update: Snow to continue through afternoon
• Obama reverses stand on birth control from religious employers
• 8 rescued from Fox River ice in De Pere
• Report: Milwaukee man arrested in connection with retail theft
• The day in photos: Feb. 10, 2012
• Judge allows 2 claims in Milwaukee archdiocese bankruptcy
• Obama birth control policy divides Democrats
• Green Bay man to stand trial in toddlers death
• Conservative group spending $700K supporting Gov. Scott Walker
• Outpouring of love and compassion for De Pere murder-suicide victims families
• 8 stranded on Fox River ice in De Pere
• Budget focus at forum
• Campbellsport celebrates the lives of 3 teen athletes
• Manitowoc council candidates see brighter future
• Thermo Fisher cutting 43 jobs in Milwaukee
• Senators targeted for recall submit challenges
• Packers increase ticket prices
• Wisconsin update
• Wisconsin projected to fall $143M in the red
• 10 states get waivers from No Child Left Behind law
• Lakeshore update
• Sheriffs update
• Police update
• Analysis: State ranks last in giving to GOP candidates
• Report: Husband-and-wife altercation turns physical
• Wisconsin homeowners to get $140M under mortgage settlement
• Wisconsins budget condition worsens, faces $143M shortfall
• Clarificiation
• Man arrested for OWI, disorderly conduct
• Jail inmate trashes cell, faces new charges
• Democratic Sen. Kathleen Vinehout enters governors race
• Teens recovering after Fond du Lac County crash that killed 3 visitation today
• The day in photos: Feb. 9, 2012
• Bill on liquor sampling in Wisconsin gains support
• Battle brewing in Wisconsin over homebrew proposal
• Police update
• Santorum hopes to keep momentum going
• S.S. Badger nets permission from EPA to pursue permit
• Council OKs new deal with firefighters
• Changing manufacturing stereotype crucial
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers man arrested for fleeing police
• Roundys selling shares at $8.50 starting today
• Man allegedly punches girlfriend during alcohol-fueled fight
• The day in photos: Feb. 8, 2012
• Wisconsin ranks last in giving to GOP presidential candidates
• Former Walker aide pleads guilty to 2 misdemeanors
• Group says Milwaukee Catholic Archdiocese misled victims
• Americollect named top large business
• Chamber awards celebrate impact on the community
• Marge Miley reaches final milestone
• Lester Public Library announces events
• Santorum sweeps GOP vote in Minnesota, Missouri and Colorado
• Tea party groups upset with GAB ruling
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Whitelaw man faces 10 charges of possessing child pornography
• Forum set for Wednesday for seniors on preventive benefits under Affordable Care Act
• State elections board wont take outside reviews of recall petitions
• Tea Party leaders upset with recall decision
• Report: State Republicans signed pact to keep quiet on redistricting
• Former Green Bay Packers QB Brett Favre says he didnt miss playing football
• Democrat Kathleen Falk embarks on statewide tour to tout recall campaign against Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker
• Longtime Herald Times Reporter journalist Marge Miley dies
• Memorial service set for Thursday in Sturgeon Bay for De Pere victims
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure official quits after Planned Parenthood dispute
• Relative unknown makes bid to be Wisconsin governor
• Obama nominates LU trustee to post
• President Barack Obama plans stop in Milwaukee Feb. 15
• Neenah bartender applicant arrested at council meeting was drunk
• Motive for De Pere homicide, suicide still unknown
• Kaukauna boys recovery from near-fatal ski accident has family thankful for a miracle
• Menards ends discrimination claim for $1 million
• Former Walker aide to enter plea to 2 misdemeanors
• Breaking ice strands fishermen on the bay
• Scams are focus of police talk
• Whitelaw man faces 10 charges of possessing child pornography
• Officials piece together crash that killed 3 girls
• $5 million MPU loan gains approval
• TR Council approves changes to TIF districts
• Wisconsin update
• Baldwin seeks Buffet Rule for millionaires
• Walker: Milwaukee Co. DA sought private meeting
• Attorney asks GAB to accept recall analysis
• Earl Avery arraignment set for Feb. 24 in video case
• Lakeshore update
• Update, photos: Sleepover ends in tragedy for 9 Campbellsport High girls
• Earl Avery arraignment set for Feb. 24
• De Pere triple murder-suicide probe all but finished
• Manitowoc council OKs $5 million MPU loan
• News photos from the weekend: Feb. 6, 2012
• Which Super Bowl ad was the best Watch them again here
• Super Bowl ads battle for championship
• New York Giants beat New England Patriots 21-17 to win Super Bowl
• Groups hope to stop states new voter ID law
• Harley-Davidson plans yearlong anniversary celebration in 2013
• Fire kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys
• Governor Scott Walker tries to pick up the pieces a year later
• Mayville says goodbye to its fallen soldier
• SUV crash kills three teen girls from Campbellsport
• Audit of FoodShare Wisconsin program points to likely fraud
• Service set for missing Minnesota couple
• Susan G. Komen for the Cures reversal on Planned Parenthood doesnt end ill will
• League of Women Voters to host discussion of privatization of public services
• Audit shows possible fraud in state food program
• Lakeshore Update
• 1 killed, 2 injured in stabbing at Naperville bar
• Citizen soldiers of the 1157th ready to deploy
• The right thing for the community
• De Pere neighbor gives details about family killed
• Manitowoc police update
• United Way National 211 Day set for Feb. 11
• Area dentists participate in national Give Kids a Smile event
• Assembly leader carries gun in chamber
• Walker to meet with DA in probe
• Casino proposal draws mixed reactions
• Lakeshore update
• Former teacher, coach to discuss book during Bill Zimmer Forum
• Lecture series has lakeshore theme
• 4 dead in apparent De Pere murder-suicide
• Romney looks to build on Florida
• 4 dead in De Pere triple murder-suicide
• Police: Man ignores lights, siren
• Update, photo: Body of fallen Mayville-Horicon soldier returns to Wisconsin
• Super Bowl ads aim to generate buzz post game and beyond
• Susan G. Komen for the Cure drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Photo galleries: Super Bowl scene
• Photos of the day: Feb. 3, 2012
• 2-month-old found not breathing at home daycare in Howard dies
• National unemployment rate dips for fifth straight month
• Woman allegedly punches out windows
• Manitowoc Police arrest three individuals
• Woman charged with selling fake Facebook stock
• Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mark Neumann got federal stimulus money
• Mogul Donald Trump endorses GOP candidate Romney
• Principal apologizes after benching student who used Menominee tribal language
• Madison boy accused of posting Facebook threat
• Humans not only species to display moral code, researcher says
• Bizarre symptoms of mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• Body of fallen soldier David Johnson returned home to Mayville
• As their parents generation flocks to Facebook, teens look to Twitter for social refuge
• 1157th getting ready to deploy, mission unclear
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cloudy today but no snow, sunny skies this weekend
• Groundhog wars: Critters diverge on winter forecast
• Protesters in Egypt blame police for soccer deaths
• Gulls back on radar
• Assembly bill targets time limits on crimes
• Wisconsin update
• Manitowoc County Sheriffs Department Reports
• Lakeshore update
• Maribel house fire contained to bedroom
• Photo galleries: Super Bowl scene
• Photos of the day: Feb. 2, 2012
• Obama links economic policies to Christian faith at prayer breakfast
• AP sources: Donald Trump to endorse Mitt Romney
• Oshkosh woman charged with selling fake Facebook stock
• Pennsylvannia groundhog predicts 6 more weeks of winter
• Governor Walker renews 250,000 jobs vow
• Digital Learning
• Manitowoc Company reports $1B in sales
• Police reports
• Lakeshore update
• Status update: Facebook to go public, raise $5B
• Kiel keeps status quo on origin lessons
• Thompson wants federal workers to pay more for insurance, benefits
• Lawmaker calls for sandhill crane hunt
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs after mix-up
• Signatures from Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker recall petitions posted online
• Former Wisconsin Governor, US Senate candidate Tommy Thompson says federal workers should pay more for health insurance, pension benefits
• Democratic candidates against Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker raise very little money for recall election
• Reward offered for burglary information
• Photos of the day: Feb. 1, 2012
• Mitt Romney now clear GOP frontrunner
• Telemarketing top consumer complaint in Wisconsin
• Appletons Nadia Zahirudin gets probation in Kimberly abandoned baby case
• Manitowoc area forecast: Cloudy, mild today
• Two Rivers police seek stolen vehicle
• Fire destroys machine shed near St. Nazianz
• Two Rivers Update
• Lakeshore Update
• Lester Public Library events
• Board posts online copies of Walker recall signatures
• Romney wins in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Ex-legislators, rep to challenge state senators
• Alternatives to evolution on Kiel School Board agenda
• Lakeshore finishes month with another spring-like day
• Firefighters called to respond to structure fire near St. Nazianz
• J.B. Van Hollen says recall petitions targeting Scott Walker need to be made public
• Cheapest plan to hold back Asian carp carries $3 billion price tag
• Appleton teen to enter plea agreement in Kimberly baby abandonment case
• Rules to help military members vote overseas
• High-speed Internet access expanding to remote areas of Wisconsin
• Man gets jail for stealing guitar from coffin
• 2.4 earthquake hits southeastern Wisconsin
• Two Rivers Fire Department responds to women stuck in elevator
• Manitowoc forecast: Warm temperatures return
• Skiers rescue boy from chairlift
• Wisconsin update
• Manitowoc looks at sick leave, pay issues
• Thompson raises $656K for Senate run
• Names released in fatal crash near Valders
• Lakeshore update
• Confident Romney makes his final push in Florida
• Embattled Walker aide fired before
• Boy falls to safety after dangling from ski-lift chair at Hidden Valley ski area
• Some National Guard soldiers still waiting for service benefits
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Romney, Obama tied in swing states poll
• Pew Center Report: States make progress on military absentee voting
• Cause sought for deadly Florida highway pileup killing at least 10
• Anchor Tom Zalaski signs 3-year extension with WFRV
• $4 million Spectrum deal with Wisconsin had stealth component
• Lasee drops bid to replace Sen. Kohl
• Light snow dusting, high near 35
• Support group offers help to unemployed
• Sports Night offers tailgate fare, games
• Davis, Dujardin win lead honors at SAG Awards
• Absentee voting changes due to photo ID requirement
• Womens health advocates call for focus on proposals
• Lakeshore Update
• Reedsville man dies in rollover accident
• Reedsville man dies in rollover accident
• University leaders wary of Obamas new plan
• Dog-mistreatment felony charge dropped
• Only parts of Manitowoc County will vote in primary
• Holy Family Memorial welcomes new doctors
• Video: Manitowoc Police Department firearms training
• Video, photos, story: Firearms training prepares Manitowoc police for worst-case scenarios
• Details emerge in Antigo drug scandal
• School resource officers build relationships with students
• Walker denies having knowledge of illegal activity
• Walmart shooting suspect to stand trial
• Obama: We should push colleges to do better
• Oshkosh Corp. shareholders thwart Icahns attempt to gain six seats on board
• Lakeshore schools have had resource officers since 1980s
• Area cadets salute Two Rivers Joel Sonnenburg posthumously
• Lakeshore update
• Law enforcement update
• Farm Service Agency forms required for foreign agriculture investors
• Point Beach State Forest master plan OKd by state
• Defendant in Chilton beating death changes plea
• Manitowoc man arrested for marijuana possession
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Snow predicted for tonight, partly sunny weekend
• Wisconsin Senate President Mike Ellis, a Neenah Republican, apologizes for referring to Green Bay Preble High School as sewer
• Wisconsin corn production increased in 2011
• New Catholic saints include first Native American
• Study Buddies program offers volunteer opportunity for teens
• United Way campaign raises more than $800K
• Kleefisch defends Walker in Manitowoc
• Assembly eases mine permitting requirements Iron dig site worries conservationists
• Probe nets two more in Walkers inner circle
• Court briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Year in Photos: See images from HTR staffers, readers
• J.C. Penney to end hundreds of sales
• Former aides to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker charged with political fundraising while working on county time
• Wisconsin State of the State: Divisions palpable in, around Capitol
• Photos of the day: Jan. 26, 2012
• Milwaukee Brewers outfielder, NL MVP Ryan Braun to skip teams fan fest with drug suspension appeal pending
• Soldier from Wisconsin killed in Afghanistan
• Plea ends prostitution case involving former Packers player
• School lunches to have more veggies, whole grains
• Penn State scandal shaped University of Wisconsins response to John Chadima
• Johnson again threatens to block Senate floor action
• Conservationists launch anti-mine ad
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cloudy, windy
• A day to remember
• Walker says state headed in the right direction
• Indiana House deals blow to Rust Belt labor
• Police briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Lt. Gov. Kleefisch to visit Manitowoc Thursday
• Police recover statues stolen Santa hat
• State of State: Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker wants to get rid of unneeded rules that hinder job growth
• WIAA ponders Green Bays state basketball bid, OKs 8-game football season
• Plea ends prostitution case involving former Packers player
• Madison judge extends petition signature verification period in Wisconsin recall efforts
• Man allegedly trashed mothers residence
• Firefighters called to respond to Newton home
• Accident results in two injuries
• Photos of the day: Jan. 25, 2012
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Poll: Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker has slight edge in approval rating
• Giffords resigns from House, gets standing ovation
• Fact Check: Obama pushes plans that flopped before
• U.S. military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• Report says former University of Wisconsin-Madison athletic official John Chadima grabbed crotch
• Pot case linked two former Merrill schools employees
• Guinness confirms Milwaukee marathon record
• CDC: Diabetes amputations drop dramatically
• Bill would allow communities to establish wind turbine setbacks
• Be prepared for voter ID, official says
• Weve come too far to turn back now
• GOP sends streamlined mining bill to Assembly
• Governor addresses divided state tonight
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Please keep sidewalks cleared of snow
• Lakeshore update
• Court update
• Two Rivers update
• Births
• Thompson has earned more than $8.5M in private sector
• Out-of-state donors boost Walkers funds
• State Senate passes bill on student restraint, seclusion
• Live tonight: President Obamas State of the Union address
• Associated Press source: Former Milwaukee Brewers slugger Prince Fielder to sign 9-year, $214 million deal with Detroit Tigers
• Update: Walker raises $12M, including big out-of-state donations
• Photos of the day: Jan. 24, 2012
• Documents show former Wisconsin Governor, US Senate candidate Tommy Thompson has earned more than $8.5 million since 2005
• Jim Irwins love affair with Green Bay never wavered
• Preliminary hearing for Earl Avery set for Feb. 6
• Valders man charged with sexual assault
• Manitowoc man faces heroin charges
• Oscar nominations announced: Scorseses Hugo leads with 11 nods
• A shot at helping
• Antigo drug probe grows, includes Merrill teacher
• Reward offered for information on car theft
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Meth fills hospitals with burn patients
• Walker builds up funds for recall
• U.S. Senate passes St. Croix bridge bill
• Democrats report raising $394,000 since Dec. 10
• Status of state budget depends on method of measurement
• All 2011 jobless benefits taxable
• TR board approves virtual school
• Obama to take on economic anxiety
• Two Rivers board approves virtual school
• Reward offered for information on car theft
• Super Bowl: Manning, Giants heading to Indy to face Pats again
• Status of Wisconsin budget depends on view
• Mixed record for Obamas State of the Union goals
• Former Walker aide faces embezzlement trial
• Antigo School District suspends four more employees in connection with drug investigation
• Man allegedly punched fiance in the face
• Police arrest man who allegedly started trouble in bar
• Couple arrested in connection with alleged fights
• Man arrested for allegedly possessing imitation cocaine
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords resigns, gives farewell
• Texas drought a hurdle for whooping cranes
• Over 1,000 rally in support of Wis. Gov. Walker
• Longtime Penn State coach Joe Paternos death met with grief at university
• Gingrich storms to SC victory, scrambling GOP race
• Freezing rain, snow move into Midwest
• Assembly set to vote on mining bill
• DNR to landowners: Wolf hunt coming
• Actor Alda to help acting program
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Fog, rain and snow may impact travel
• Two Rivers Senior Center volunteer turns 95 today
• Brown County vehicle rollover seriously injures woman
• Winning back Senate in recalls may only give Democrats a temporary edge
• Campaign aims to get more women into politics
• Silver Lake College becomes part of Franciscan Sisters system
• Lakeshore Update
• More than 1,000 rally in support of Governor Scott Walker in Wauwatosa
• Michael Best Friedrich law firm puts stamp on GOP issues in Wisconsin
• Citing safety, speakers urge funding of crossing guards in Manitowoc
• Prepare for voter photo ID requirements
• Manitowocs Midwest Dental to offer free care for kids Feb. 3
• Lakeshore update
• Military update
• Wisconsin in Democrats 2012 House race strategy
• Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina presidential primary
• A year makes a big difference in Manitowoc
• Etta James dies at 73
• Austin Straubel Airport increases security
• Romney, Gingrich neck and neck in S.C.
• Two men charged in Manitowoc armed robberies
• Lakeshore update
• Key congressional votes tallied
• Preventable injuries cost state billions, study finds
• Safe on the farm
• School principal charged in pot ring
• Sheboygan crash victims IDd
• Recall webcam hooks viewers
• Sheriffs Department update
• Police update
• Fond du Lac man says wife was attacked by ghost
• Wisconsin recall webcam so boring its mesmerizing
• Washington snow, ice storm leaves 250,000 without power flooding a concern
• Photos: Freestyle skier Sarah Burke dies at 29
• Photos of the day: Jan. 20, 2012
• Expectant Sheboygan mother killed in Cleveland crash recalled as loving and genuine
• Manitowoc-area forecast: More cold on its way, snow also expected
• Wisconsin struggles with smoking prevention
• Wisconsin panel OKs new wetlands protocols
• Rick Perry quits race, Newt Gingrich faces open marriage allegations
• Former DA Kratz argues sexting case should be tossed
• Native helps break the ice, literally
• Machinists union accepts Manitowoc Companys offer
• Walker presents education reform ideas
• Valders driver convicted of 6th OWI admits to drinking liter of vodka
• Lakeshore update
• Police reports
• Four GOP senators have $734K for recall
• State loses 3,900 private-sector jobs in December
• Machinists union accepts Manitowoc Companys offer
• Valders man convicted of sixth OWI admits to drinking liter of vodka
• Update: Perry quits GOP presidential race, endorses Gingrich
• Photos of the day: Jan. 19, 2012
• Rice Lake couple: Son killed in Afghanistan
• Falk announces run for governor
• Cursive controversy: Educators debate role of handwriting instruction in todays classroom
• Union votes today on settlement offer
• Victim in crash identified
• Upward Bound program dropped
• Two Rivers illustrator to visit for book signing
• Wikipedia, Google protest U.S. antipiracy proposals
• Machinists, Manitowoc Company reach tentative agreement
• Update, video: Falk to run against Walker in recall
• Photos of the day: Jan. 18, 2012
• Italians suspend search name 28 missing cruise passengers, crew
• Democrat Kathleen Falk running for governor against Scott Walker
• Sheboygan mayoral recall election: Ryan, Van Akkeren advance to runoff
• Walker recall tally tops 1 million
• Manitowoc man found guilty of fourth, fifth OWIs
• Manitowoc man found guilty in Tonys Pizza burglary
• 1 killed, 3 hurt in two-vehicle collision near Cleveland
• No arrests from picket line incidents
• County Board supports removal of cap on Family Care program
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Fire department briefs
• Nickels pushes plan for MPU loan
• Benefit show, dinner set for Feb. 10
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Harbor dredging grant is great news
• Gov. Walker recall organizers submitting 1 million signatures
• 1 person dies, 3 injured in Manitowoc County collision
• Petitioners say they have enough signatures to recall Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald
• Injured fox rescued from frozen East Twin River
• Manitowoc man found guilty in Tonys Pizza burglary
• Manitowoc man found guilty of fourth, fifth OWIs
• Agencies in county to receive public safety funding
• Wisconsin study: Preventable injuries cost billions
• Wisconsin has love-hate relationship with Gov. Scott Walker
• Wisconsin Democrats search for someone to oppose Gov. Scott Walker
• Kimberly-Clark gives toilet paper a makeover with creative covers
• Study: Babies learning to talk use lip-reading
• 2-4 weeks needed to remove fuel from Italian cruise ship
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Snowy, windy
• Two Rivers City Council seeks adoption of state forest master plan
• S.C. rally marks holiday honoring King with voting rights message
• Huntsman departure a marginal help to Romney in S.C.
• Sheboygan to hold its first-ever mayor recall today
• Mayor urges city to take $5 million loan
• Police report
• Lakeshore update
• First look at Manitowoc school budget shows 11.8 tax hike
• First look at Manitowoc school budget shows 11.8 percent tax increase
• TR council seeks adoption of state forest master plan
• Aircraft manufacturer expected to bring 600 jobs to northern Wisconsin
• Jon Huntsman drops out of GOP race, endorses frontrunner Mitt Romney
• Manitowoc man allegedly hit wife because he wanted dinner
• Police apprehend Manitowoc woman for felony bail jumping
• Police arrest Manitowoc woman twice in one week
• Photos of the weekend: Jan. 14-15, 2012
• Jon Huntsman to quit GOP presidential race
• Investigations against Gov. Scott Walker appointees raise questions about reporting of allegations
• Expert: Gambling debt reaches alarming levels in Wisconsin
• Point Beach forest plan awaits final approval
• Mining bill among 4 the GOP hopes to pass in session starting Tuesday
• Wisconsin woman crowned Miss America in Las Vegas
• Cruise ship captains conduct blasted as divers find more dead
• Towering legend, flawed man Kings image evolving
• Historical society plans 2012 series
• Lakeshore Update
• Miss Wisconsin chosen Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• Lakeshore Update
• Big Brothers Big Sisters plans Bowl-A-Thon in Two Rivers
• Woodbury man gets 11 years in trafficking of teen
• Injured solider to be honored before game at Lambeau
• Most residents to return after fire in Madison
• Wisconsin bankruptcy filings fell in 2011
• Man accused of killing cat with remote-control car
• Minnesota man dies in snowmobile accident in Wisconsin
• Romney rivals seek South Carolina theme, champion to stop him
• Wisconsin Senate race on national radar
• Doing time a learning experience for inmate
• Facilities face modern challenges
• Behind the scenes of the Manitowoc County Jail
• Submariner doesnt recall bag found aboard Cobia
• Luxury cruise ship runs aground off Italys coast
• Random Act of Kindness: Men help stranded sister change vehicles flat tire
• Snow-filled Packers stadium a hot spot for fans
• Walker recall signature drive in high gear as deadline approaches
• First comes snow, then comes cold
• Appleton man arrested for clanging cowbell too much
• U.S. warns Iran not to block oil shipping
• Manitowoc Companys offer rejected
• Lakeshore update
• TR receives $1.7M grant to help with dredging
• Competency hearing for Holly postponed until March 16
• Moisture brings relief to farmers
• Beijing Apple store egged after new iPhone delayed
• Group says it has collected enough signatures to force recall election of Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald
• Former Schneider National president, CEO Don Schneider dies after battle with Alzheimers disease
• EAA lays off nearly 30 employees in restructuring effort
• Battle lines stark as Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker recall push nears end
• Competency hearing for Holly postponed until March 16
• Two Rivers receives $1.7 million grant to help with dredging
• TailGate paper towels feature Lambeau logo
• Story, photo galleries: Wisconsin-based companies help Extreme Makeover: Home Edition rebuild homes of Joplin, Mo., tornado victims
• Sheboygan womans murder trial in 1957 baby death delayed
• Pilot hurt after his small plane crashes into trees in Kewaunee Co.
• Photos of the day: Jan. 13, 2012
• Packers seek shovelers to help clear Lambeau today
• Manitowoc-area forecast: As snow leaves area, cold moves in
• Weather-weary Alaskans awake to more snow
• Snowstorm interrupts mild Midwest winter
• Jagemann gets Packers Community Quarterback Award
• Wisconsin has high rate of alcohol use by adults, teens
• Changing the culture
• Economy, casino dominate forum
• Nation/world update
• Government Accountability Board buys software to help find duplicate, fake names on recall petitions
• Accused gunman charged in fatal Walmart shooting in Sheboygan
• Lakeshore update
• Fire department update
• Red Kettle campaign about $35K short of goal
• Kou Yang charged with homicide in Sheboygan Walmart shooting
• Fire chief: Citizens urged to adopt a fire hydrant
• Packers seek help in shoveling snow from Lambeau Field
• Walker recall signature review will take longer than expected
• Miss Wisconsin Laura Kaeppeler wins talent preliminary in Miss America pageant
• Photos of the day: Jan. 12, 2012
• Preventive care urged for seniors
• Age, fertility treatments seen as key factors for rising rate of twin births
• First snowstorm of year expected to bring 5 inches
• Vans bar owners hope to reopen in February
• Snowbirds find winter home in Sheboygan
• Rising from the ashes
• Police briefs
• Great Decisions series returns to library
• Removal sought of state Supreme Court Justice Gableman
• GOP blasts Romneys business practices
• Packers coachs son drowned, autopsy shows
• Lakeshore update
• Machinists get new settlement offer
• Striking Machinists may start voting Friday on offer
• Manitowoc Area Visitor Convention Bureau participates in mitten collection
• Preliminary autopsy shows Michael Philbin, son of Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, died from drowning
• Photos of the day: Jan. 11, 2012
• Lawmaker calls for ouster of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman
• Police: Manitowoc man arrested for sixth OWI
• Manitowoc man punched girlfriend, police say
• Wisconsin 511 travel advisory phone line, website revamped
• Callers jam Sheboygan City Hall phone lines to protest casino
• Brett Favres brother receives pardon
• Manitowoc-area forecast: First snowstorm of year to arrive Thursday
• Romney wins in first primary
• Couple allegedly quarreled over custody of son
• Services set for Packers coachs son Philbin family expresses thanks but seeks privacy
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Two Creeks opposition nixes most of state forest expansion plan
• Police say Sheboygan shooting is gang related
• Sharing her views across Wisconsin
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Making New Friends
• Manitowoc man convicted of third OWI
• Chief: Walmart shooting was gang related police cracking down to avert retaliation
• Sheboygan fatal shooting suspect to be charged Wednesday
• Body found in river IDd as son of Packers coach police seek more information
• Democrats on commission called by Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker call waste report misleading
• Another ethics complaint filed against Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman
• Oshkosh police set news conference on body found in river
• Photos of the day: Jan. 10, 2012
• Police: Couples quarrel leads to arrest
• Two Rivers man arrested for marijuana possession
• Couple allegedly quarreled over custody of son
• Manitowoc man convicted of third OWI
• Woman killed in roundabout crash in Harrison
• Sheboygan Walmart shooting suspect has gang ties
• Sheboygan man whose car went over Lake Michigan bluff in critical condition
• Packers playoff tickets in demand
• Source: Son of Packers offensive coordinator pulled from Fox River
• Christian thrift store opens in Two Rivers
• Rivals pounce as Romney lets his guard down
• MPU willing to loan city $5 million
• Wisconsin update
• Wisconsin governor unveils worker training plans
• Family mourns Sheboygan shooting victim
• Lakeshore update
• Police arrest suspects in two armed robberies
• Steven Averys brother faces felony charges
• Update: Sheboygan driver whose car plunged down 150-foot bluff is identified
• Suspect in deadly shooting at the south-side Walmart in Sheboygan IDed, has history of violent crime
• Calumet County crash kills driver near Appleton
• Photos of the day: Jan. 9, 2012
• Problem gambling continues statewide
• Fire causes $50K damage to home on southwest side of Green Bay
• Embezzlement investigation fuels Walker supporters, opponents
• Divers search for man in Fox River at Oshkosh
• Giffords, Tucson mark one year since deadly rampage
• Ron Johnsons mission is to tame deficit
• A dream come true: Manitowoc man becomes fighter pilot
• Bus crash in icy Montana kills 2
• Prospect of Beloit casino seems to be improving
• State DNR: Mining bill could cost agency millions
• Lakeshore Update
• Lakeshore Update
• Military Update
• Mequon man pleads guilty to killing parents over $5
• Search on in Walworth County after hunter says he was fired upon
• Director hired to add humor to state tourism ad
• Aid seminars offered for college-bound students in state
• Racine inmates to shovel snow downtown
• U.S. Senate seat win would break glass ceiling in state
• Shedding light on winter blues
• Unseasonably dry, warm winter a godsend for Lambeau Field construction workers
• Striking Machinists look for solidarity
• German shepherd Keto is new addition to sheriffs department
• Wisconsins first-ever trade mission going to Vietnam
• Hundreds gather for soldiers funeral in Marshfield
• Noon Rotary names top officer
• Considering careers
• Community shocked former teacher accused of abuse
• Governor looks to stay above ongoing probe
• Police, fire personnel paying more under law
• Ziegelbauer wont seek 11th Assembly term
• Lakeshore Update
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for third OWI
• Pope Benedict XVI names 22 new cardinals
• NASA questions Apollo 13 commanders sale of list
• Survey: Walker recall will cost $9 million
• Wisconsin Update
• White House redefines rape adds men as victims of crime
• Noon Rotary names top Manitowoc officer
• Ziegelbauer wont seek 11th State Assembly term
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Party sunny, mild today
• 2 accused of making cocaine at Green Bay hotel, 3 officers hurt during arrests
• Family of Sheboygan teen killed by truck files notice
• Coroner identifies man in fiery crash
• Snow on winter break
• Theres no business for snow businesses
• Oneida Co. official takes part of human spine to train dog
• Kiel man charged in armed robbery
• Lakeshore update
• 2 with ties to Walker charged
• Conservatives push for lone Romney alternative
• Judge orders removal of fake names from petitions
• Christmas Eve thief takes off with nativity pieces from Manitowoc County home
• Police reports
• Three arrested in probe of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker staff
• Oneida County medical examiner accused of stealing body part
• Kiel man charged in armed robbery
• Man told police girlfriend hit him about 100 times
• Photos of the day: Jan. 5, 2012
• Packers fans encouraged to buy playoff tickets only from reputable sellers
• Governor Scott Walker unveils plans to boost reading skills
• Construction will keep Cellcom Green Bay Marathon participants out of Lambeau Field
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Partly sunny
• Two Rivers man killed when car hits tree, bursts into flames
• 4 area beaches now pass clean standards
• Manitowoc police seek details in Santa hat theft
• After Iowa win, Romney hopes to pull away in N.H.
• 2 primaries, 4 races total for Manitowoc City Council seats
• Candidates file for seats on Manitowoc County school boards
• Nine of 25 Manitowoc County Board seats will be contested
• Lakeshore Update
• Two Rivers man dies in fiery crash
• Santa hat swiped from statue at Rahr-West Art Museum
• No more updates on Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker recall count
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker unveils plans for reading instruction
• Michele Bachmann quits GOP presidential race
• Las Vegas oddsmakers: Green Bay Packers have best shot to win Super Bowl
• Wisconsins new photo ID voting law another hurdle for homeless
• Victory in hand, Republican Mitt Romney looks to New Hampshire
• Teen charged for run onto Lambeau Field during Packers game
• No political meaning to Pulaski marching bands song choice, school says
• After second-straight Rose Bowl loss, Badgers face major changes
• Romney, Santorum finish in dead heat in Iowa
• First baby of 2012 arrives in county
• Dewane files for county judgeship
• Projected Medicaid shortfall improves
• Manitowoc burial fees will go up at cemetery
• Deadline extended for TR council candidacy
• Lakeshore update
• Library announces events
• Two Rivers update
• Candidates file for seats on Manitowoc County school boards
• Barack Obama, 7 Republicans to be on presidential ballot in Wisconsin
• Pulaski marching band struts through Rose Parade
• Photos of the day: Jan. 3, 2012
• Occupy protest follows 123rd annual Rose Parade
• Wisconsin lawmakers aim to toughen OWI penalties
• President Barack Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute
• Mitt Romney looks to fend off candidates in Iowa caucuses
• Wisconsin dairy industry on upswing
• DOJ wont meet concealed carry application deadlines
• Christmas tree pickup dates scheduled this month
• Fire causes extensive damage to Ninth Street property
• Hidden bag found on USS Cobia submarine
• Medicares future faces uncertainty
• Lakeshore Update
• Fire contained to storage room at Perkins Restaurant
• Report: Fire at Vans Bar in Manitowoc
• 4.0 earthquake strikes in northeast Ohio
• Wisconsin, Oregon governors make Rose Bowl wager
• Lakeshore update
• Pope Benedict XVI awaits the new year with trepidation
• World bids adieu to a tough year
• Its never been safer to fly
• Animal hoarding just not good for the animals
• Hoarders refuse to let go
• Fire engulfs TR garage, spreads to home
• Not everyone makes New Years resolutions
• Glitch stalls stock certificate delivery
• Manitowoc man arrested for morphine possession
• Teen driver cited in car-bus accident
• Two Rivers man gets prison sentence in heroin charges
• Manitowoc woman convicted on heroin-related felonies
• Manitowoc man gets prison for sixth OWI
• More candidates file for County Board
• Bail set at $20K for Kiel armed robbery suspect
• Lakeshore Update
• President Obama visits Manitowoc companies
• Tame weather to greet Sheboygan Polar Bear crowd
• Teen driver cited in car-bus accident
• Manitowoc man arrested for morphine possession
• Manitowoc man gets prison for sixth OWI
• Manitowoc woman convicted of heroin-related felonies
• Fire fully engulfs Two Rivers garage, spreads to home
• Bail set for Kiel armed robbery suspect
• Political unrest in Madison casts shadow over Wisconsin
• Green Bay Packers fans should watch for traffic jams
• Photos of the day: Dec. 29, 2011
• On Wisconsin at Rose Bowl game, parade
• Wisconsin update
• U.S. Treasury makes switch to electronic bonds
• New unemployment law takes effect
• Feds ordered Walker to remove program cap
• Walker backs non-striker benefits
• Fish and game meeting set for Thursday evening
• Kiel armed robbery suspect captured
• 2011 in review, No. 2: City budget balancing act leaves $5M hole unfilled
• Federal officials ordered Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to lift Family Care cap
• Gov. Walker supports workers affected by strikes
• Dare to Dream students selected for 2012 Junior Theater Festival
• Wife of man injured in Christmas Eve shooting speaks up for the shooter
• Wisconsin one of few states that will raise taxes on poor
• Pulaski marching band leaves for Rose Bowl parade appearance
• Progress made in fight against gypsy moth
• NFL jersey switch may make favorites hard to find during playoffs
• Newspaper ad reminds victims of clergy sex abuse of deadline
• Four women surrender in Hawaii toy store theft
• Mother will stand trial in abuse case after allegedly strangling daughter during Packers game
• Fearing split, pastors urge GOP candidates to quit
• Eau Claire woman sentenced for casket theft
• 40 pounds of pot found in traffic stop yields Dodge Countys largest-ever seizure
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Roads slippery, chance of snow
• Kiel police seek armed robbery suspect
• Manitowoc couple excited about Rose Bowl
• $80 million Family Care expansion proposed
• State drivers licenses, photo IDs to arrive in mail
• Sheriffs report
• Police report
• Lakeshore update
• 2011 in review, No. 3: Teachers and others protest budget bill
• Kiel police seeking alleged armed robber
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker wants to lift cap on Family Care programs
• Wisconsin driver licenses, photo IDs will now arrive in mail
• Pulaski marching band leaves for Rose Bowl parade appearance
• Green Bay Packers to offer 30,000 more shares of stock
• Trial set for Green Bay Packers linebacker Erik Walden
• Photos of the day: Dec. 28, 2011
• Green Bay man arrested after car crash, foot chase
• Not all wacky Wisconsin news was in Capitol
• Four Packers to start, seven total selected to play in Pro Bowl
• Charges filed in Clayton Christmas Eve shooting
• 2011 in review, No. 4: Thermo Fisher plant closings a major blow for Two Rivers
• Shipwreck near Sheboygan named to National Register
• Marshfield soldier killed in Christmas Day attack
• Lakeshore Update
• Two Rivers Update
• Emerging Energies applies for wind farm permit in St. Croix Co.
• Company to close at least 100 Sears, Kmart stores
• Wisconsin makes strides in healthier living, study shows
• Dems set up own public hearing on mining bill
• Hamilton postscript: Impact on city revenues
• 2 sentenced in case involving woman drinking vegetable oil
• Woman to serve 18 months in jail for role in cocaine ring
• Kadow, Olson not running for re-election to Manitowoc City Council
• Marshfield native serving in Afghanistan is killed
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Connecticut fire victim had career as safety chief
• Manitowoc woman to serve 18 months in jail for role in cocaine ring
• Photos of the day: Dec. 27, 2011
• Survey of leading economists says US economy will grow 2.4 percent in 2012
• Little chance Wisconsin will enact bill to ban cellphones while driving
• Green Bay police: Shoeless car thief crashes vehicle, flees
• Census shows aging population in Northeastern Wisconsin
• Year in Review: Tragic accident claims three lives
• Disabled workers future uncertain after losing Thermo Fisher jobs
• Nation/World Update
• Wisconsin Update
• Cremations in Brown County double in 10 years
• Sean Duffy ends 2011 with bill he promised at the start
• Lights in Manitowoc
• Year in Review: Homicide, sex cases get day in court
• UW-Manitowoc students share emergency tips
• Two Rivers schools collect items for Marines in Afghanistan
• Obama marks Christmas with gifts, carols, church
• Items donated for Holiday Treasures Swap
• Lakeshore Update
• Wisconsin Update
• Nation/World Update
• Nigerian blasts mar popes Christmas peace appeal
• Reid Ribble carves niche as anti-regulation hawk
• Occupy Wall Street becomes highly collectible
• Walkers travel called into question
• 3 scramble to safety before train hits SUV
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc marks 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Jolly old elf delivers spirit of the season
• 2011 year in review, No. 8: Strike at Manitowoc Cranes continues
• Tax cut survives: Congress votes holiday approval
• Santas progress can be tracked
• With snow scarce, northern U.S. has brown Christmas
• Walker releases details about $123 million in cuts
• Cruise ship to dock in Sheboygan
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for disorderly conduct
• Manitowoc man allegedly strikes girlfriend
• Manitowoc Citizens Police Academy application deadline approaching
• Story, photos: Miniature Christmas village covers half of Manitowoc mans living room
• Rags cause of small fire at wood museum in Two Rivers
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Snow likely today
• Manitowoc school bus, car collide in early morning accident three injured
• Super Bowl fever swept Lakeshore
• Two Rivers youth Shop with a Cop at Shopko
• Lakshore update
• Groups role in Governor Scott Walker recall probed
• Wisconsins population grows slightly
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Wisconsin DA may ask Supreme Court to rehear union case
• Holiday Green Bay Packers gamedays put strain on volunteers
• Governor Scott Walker falling short on jobs pledge
• Herald Times Reporter will have normal delivery schedule during holidays
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Snow today and Friday
• Manitowoc school bus and vehicle collide in early morning accident three injured
• Police reports: Police allegedly find marijuana in vehicle
• Wisconsin update: Feds list possible methods for blocking Asian carp
• Impasse remains on tax-cut extension
• Lakeshore update: Unemployment rate dips in city, county
• Gray wolves to come off endangered list
• Two Rivers restaurant owner hanging up apron after 50 years
• Children of striking machinists receive toys
• On winters first full day, snow mostly still a no-show
• Walker invokes holiday spirit in latest recall campaign ad
• Scams heat up for holidays, police say
• Concealed carry fueled debate, led to changes
• Unemployment rate dips in city and county
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker invokes holiday spirit in latest ad
• Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers named 2011 Associated Press Male Athlete of Year
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for bail jumping
• Sarah Kloepping column: Movie characters show true meaning of Christmas
• Video: Packers wide receiver Donald Driver reads to kids
• Photos of the day: Dec. 20, 2011
• Officials: Candlestick-type power failure unlikely at Lambeau Field
• Oshkosh teen drowns after falling through ice
• Irate Green Bay Packers fan charged with child abuse after loss to Kansas City Chiefs
• Ice fisherman, 69, drowns in Marinette County
• Driver in fatal U.S. 41 crash identified as Brian OLeary, 46
• House GOP rejects two-month payroll tax cut
• Dramatic drop in air travel forecast for the holidays
• Valders man convicted of second, third, fourth OWIs
• Two Rivers Business Profile: Point Beach Guest House
• Police update
• Congress OKs $300M for Great Lakes cleanup
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc resident uses Hanukkah to teach others
• TR Schools: Autism group to help share expertise
• Medicaid audit raises concerns
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Hamilton: Where do we go from here
• Manitowoc council OKs land giveaway
• Festival Foods to distribute $200K from Turkey Trot
• Kiel man injured Monday in two-car crash on icy road
• Parks and Rec Department offers classes
• Valders man convicted of second, third, fourth OWIs
• Oshkosh boy, 15, dies after falling through ice on quarry pond
• Small plane crashes on Interstate 287 in New Jersey
• Irate Packers fan charged with choking her daughter
• Gablemans Supreme Court votes prompt calls for ethics probes
• Green Bay man killed in crash
• Stocks soar on Europe hopes, strong housing starts
• Audit of Wisconsin Medicaid program raises concerns
• Are you headed to the Rose Bowl If so, let us know
• Police: Manitowoc man arrested for bail jumping
• Festival Foods Turkey Trot raises $200,000
• Sheboygan Common Council says no to cut in number
• Schools look at gender issues
• Researchers: Excavation of potential Griffin shipwreck warranted
• Panel: Men should track, not treat, early prostate cancer
• Green Bay-area police warn of counterfeiters working Packers games
• Kiel man injured Monday in two-car crash on icy road
• Crash injures 4 after driver checks on sick passenger
• ACLU hopes to work with Wisconsin over Capitol permit policy
• At gas pump, 2011 was the year of the big squeeze
• North Koreas future now hinges on Kim Jong Ils son
• Snowstorm halts holiday travel across Great Plains
• Governor Scott Walker expands requirement to report child abuse
• Associated Bank to close one branch in Manitowoc
• Unit 1 is back online at Point Beach Nuclear Plant
• Lakeshore update
• Sheboygan mayor Bob Ryan may face sexual assault charges
• Manitowoc City Council OKs reorganization plan
• Point Beach Nuclear Plant restarting Unit 1
• Associated Bank to close one branch in Manitowoc
• Supposed site of Great Lakes shipwreck to be partially excavated
• Nickels, Ziegelbauer spar over city budget
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to headline conservative conference
• Walker to expand child-abuse reporting requirement
• Employers sought for Career Fair
• Wisconsin justice system treats 17-year-olds as adults
• Wisconsin hunters may be allowed to leave tree stands up overnight on state land
• Photos of the weekend: Dec. 17-18, 2011
• Northeastern Wisconsin law enforcement departments get money for drug battle
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to 9-year war
• Green Bay man dies in Hwy. 41 crash slick roads cause numerous accidents
• Government sets goals for employing disabled
• States shed thousands of public employees
• Services lacking for older teens without a home
• Farmer back to the drawing board on manure
• State targets unlicensed drivers
• Nuclear site hunt could lead to granite
• RSVP seeks volunteers
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, 69, has died
• Homeless children at absurdly high number in country
• Analysis finds doctors notes questionable
• Petri plans TR town meeting
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut
• Flash floods kill more than 400 in Philippines
• Random acts of kindness
• Dozens of Manitowoc County students dont have stable residences
• Stock the Shelves donations top $525K, help 108 pantries
• Being homeless can impact learning
• Will the roller wheels keep on turning
• Lambeau work focuses on exterior
• Health Department identifies virus infecting residents
• Police seek suspect in attempted strong-armed robbery, car theft
• Police reports
• Lakeshore briefs
• Rural Oshkosh man says dog saved his life
• Wisconsin Update
• Congress passes $915B spending package
• Recalls draw millions in out-of-state donations
• Egyptian military clashes with protesters
• Revisions made to access plan for Capitol
• Manitowoc man cited for circulating recall petitions
• Manitowoc Health Department identifies virus infecting area residents
• Testimony: Penn State coach says he told officials about molestation
• Wisconsin woman pleads guilty to making lawmaker threat
• Manitowoc man pinned between semi and trailer at Aldrich Chemical Co.
• Manitowoc police seek suspect in attempted strong-armed robbery, car theft
• U.S. quietly ends conflict in Iraq
• Job losses mount in Wisconsin
• 500,000 sign to recall Walker
• Two Rivers reacts to Thermo Fisher plant closures
• Lakeshore update
• Police reports
• Shots fired at Chinese consulate
• Walker campaign files recall lawsuit
• Parties reach deal to avert government shutdown
• Committee balances 2012 Manitowoc budget
• Mother upset after hospital baby switch
• Sheboygan mayor launches recall defense
• Full ban on cellphones could be hard to enforce
• Women in two-vehicle crash identified
• Iraq war ends: 4,500 Americans killed, 32,000 wounded, $800B spent
• Wisconsin Republican Governor Scott Walker recall petitioners have 507,000 signatures
• Green Bay mom wants answers after 3-hour baby switch
• Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald wants signing same recall petition multiple times to be a felony
• Atheists group counters state Capitol nativity scene
• Wisconsin shakes up health funding
• Photos of the day: Dec. 15, 2011
• Kohler Co. faces class action lawsuit
• AP source: Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker donor Andrew Jensen Jr. arrested as part of probe
• Putting faith into action
• Manitowoc city engineer proposes labor cuts
• Survey looks at attacks against U.S. women
• Mercury Marine to pay bonuses
• Drivers wouldnt abide by phone ban, skeptics say
• State high court denies review of Avery case
• Manitowoc board approves school calendar for 2012-13
• Thermo Fisher announces closing of wood plant
• Lakeshore update
• Police Reports
• Groups squabble over GOP-backed mine bill
• Wisconsin Supreme Court wont review Steven Avery conviction
• Manitowoc city engineer proposes labor cuts
• Thermo Fisher Scientific to close wood plant in TR 190 expected to lose jobs
• Police: Facebook postings cause trouble for Manitowoc man
• 1,200 hourly Mercury Marine employees in Fond du Lac will get bonus
• Police: Manitowoc woman arrested in domestic fight
• Manitowoc man allegedly kicked officer in alcohol-fueled fight
• Wisconsin elections board approves plan for recalls
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Rain, fog
• Lakeshore Update
• No Manitowoc city job cuts announced
• Wisconsin update
• Nation/World Update
• Deer kill up 3.6 in 2011 hunt
• Elections board sets recall procedures
• ACLU takes new voter ID law to court
• NTSB urges ban on driver phone use
• TR board approves second phase of refinancing
• Court Update
• Civil War program set for Jan. 3
• Rural Manitowoc woman injured in two-car crash
• Domestic Violence Center raising funds for new shelter
• Parks and Rec Department offers classes
• No city job cuts announced another Manitowoc meeting set for Thursday
• Manitowoc woman sentenced in heroin case
• Two Rivers man receives prison sentence for heroin possession
• Town of Franklin man kicked in head by cow
• Rural Manitowoc woman injured in two-car crash
• Woman in accident ejected from vehicle
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cloudy, mild
• Civil lawsuit against Kratz to proceed
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers
• Appeals court strikes downWisconsin political donation law
• Four newcomers declare candidacy for Manitowoc County Board
• Teachers in Manitowoc, Kiel vote to retain unions
• Lakeshore Update
• Wisconsin 172 work stayed on track
• Manitowoc Ad Hoc restructure committee to meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Slippery road conditions this morning
• Project oversight has bumpy road
• Decorated for holiday season
• State utilities back bills total $6.3M
• Learning about Native Americans
• Lakeside Foods makes donation
• Manitowoc geologists trek through Himalayas a once in a lifetime experience
• Lakeshore Update
• Donations to annual Red Kettle Campaign down dramatically
• Recall election may cost Manitowoc County more than $30,000
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc City Council specifies labor cuts
• Hundreds rally behind striking machinists in Manitowoc
• Santa sails to Wisconsin Maritime Museum
• Season of lights
• Rolling along at Santa Skate in Manitowoc
• Permit could keep S.S. Badger car ferry operating
• Holiday in History event continues at Pinecrest Historical Village
• Cats 26 toes help boost Milwaukee animal shelter
• Museum officials make cry from the heart
• Sex assault charges dismissed
• Lakeshore Update
• Proposal to make Chicago a state shows Ill. divide
• Study: A cuss or two a day may keep pain away
• Police identify Va. Tech gunman
• State gets OK to make some Medicaid cuts
• Wisconsin teen accused of setting girls hair on fire
• Nation/World Update
• Police: 2 Mich. kids used toy gun to steal snacks
• Report: Bones at Brown County work site buried elsewhere first
• Green Bay to combat rodents with birds of prey
• Packers fans, staff change tactics as season heads into wintry stretch
• Police identify women injured in rollover
• News release: Manitowoc Company states crane products will be delayed
• Manitowoc City Council to set tax levy Saturday morning
• Rally will support striking machinists
• Police identify women injured in rollover
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cold, windy
• State leaders discuss goals for economic future
• Slain Va. Tech officer identified as Army vet
• Deal reached on Manitowoc budget
• Proposal would allow liquor sampling in Wisconsin
• Community buries unidentified crime victim
• Wisconsin GOP introduces long-awaited mining bill
• Avery files suit over homicide conviction
• Seven heroin-related charges dismissed against Manitowoc man
• Two killed in Virginia Tech shooting gunman believed to be dead
• Two injured in vehicle rollover
• Unidentified Fond du Lac county murder victim, Jane Doe, laid to rest
• Bill takes control of Wisconsin Capitol away from governors office
• Former Green Bay Packers, NFL quarterback Brett Favre has no plans to play again
• Walker signs LeMahieu stolen firearm bill
• Walker signs bill allowing homeowners to legally kill intruders
• Walker signs bill capping attorney fees
• Recall efforts take over social media, Web
• 5 killed in tour helicopter crash near Las Vegas
• Bendix reflects on first month as judge
• Manitowoc man sentenced to prison for sixth-offense operating with a prohibited alcohol content
• Manitowoc 12 budget plan vetoed by mayor
• Law enforcement update
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man found guilty in planking case
• Manitowoc sex offender released into community
• Pearl Harbor survivors group says it will disband
• MASH star Morgan dies at 96
• Wausau Paper to close Brokaw mill by March 31
• Casino planned in Sheboygan
• Manitowoc man sentenced to prison for sixth intoxicated driving offense
• Police seek help in solving recent vandalism
• Manitowoc sex offender released into community
• Photos: Harry Morgan, fatherly Col. Potter of MASH, dies at 96
• Judge: Blagojevich harmed public trust, sentences him to 14 years
• Sandusky arrested on new sex abuse charges
• Herald Times Reporter switches to Facebook for story comments
• Broadway Street bridge reopens
• Packers LB Erik Walden in court on assault charges
• Photos of the day: Dec. 7, 2011
• Packers LB Erik Walden charged with disorderly conduct
• Wisconsin unveils crime alert network
• Hispanic births plunge in U.S.
• Fox River Malls Scrooge-like photo policy with Santa angers parents
• Covering Pulaski fire costs a lingering question
• Wisconsin update
• Kiel schools dismiss tech teacher
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Judge sets competency hearing for Holly
• Manitowoc suspect amends plea in attempted homicide
• Lester Public Library announces upcoming events
• Public speaks out against Wisconsin Capitol access policy
• Packers stock sale off to sizzling start
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Manitowoc council to discuss city staffing Thursday
• Recall scheduled for Sheboygans mayor
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Good news for TR bike trails project
• Manitowoc Cranes bringing in temp workers
• Manitowoc council to discuss city staffing Thursday reorganization, possible mayoral budget veto on agenda
• Kiel High School teacher dismissed
• US to use foreign aid to promote gay rights
• Manitowoc suspect amends plea in attempted homicide
• Its a strong kickoff for Packers stock sale
• Survey: NE Wisconsin residents have more confidence in Republicans
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall election for Jan. 17
• Rhode Island gets 3,600 calls over holiday tree
• Pulaski fire investigation continues
• Proposal to protect the unborn draws fire, splits state pro-life groups
• Police investigate thefts, online sales of American Girl dolls in Oshkosh
• Photos of the day: Dec. 6, 2011
• Newly-discovered Earth-like planet ideal for life, with one catch
• Gov. Scott Walker asks for federal disaster declarations
• Green Bay Packers stock goes on sale today
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Partly sunny, cold
• Manitowoc man faces 8 felony drug charges
• Lakeshore update
• Fire department report
• More than 1,800 in state are owed unclaimed child support
• Manitowoc council OKs 2012 budget
• Wisconsin update
• Two Rivers council amends city fees
• 72 percent of Wisconsinites stay put
• Roundys Supermarkets files for IPO
• Post office plans to close 5 process centers in state
• WWII veterans visit Pearl Harbor
• Police: Manitowoc woman arrested for striking roommate
• Two Rivers council ups city fees
• Hearing Tuesday for Manitowoc woman accused of killing 3
• Manitowoc man faces eight felony drug charges
• Woman accused of destroying Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker recall sign in Chippewa Falls
• Roundys Supermarkets files for IPO
• Photos: Notable deaths in 2011
• Report finds racial gap in Milwaukee traffic stops
• Pulaski fire guts buildings, not spirit
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Photos: Cant Depend on Snow races take place in Fond du Lac
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for scattered morning flurries
• Manitowoc firefighters respond to kitchen fire
• Strand Theater in Manitowoc evacuated Sunday due to smoke
• Lincoln Highs student newspaper available only online
• Wisconsin update
• Wisconsin Department of Justice to reduce sex-assault victim grants
• S.S. Badger may switch from coal to natural gas
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc County Board candidates file for spring election
• County gets word out on voting rules
• Postmaster enjoys sifting through Santas mail
• Family of slain man gives $7K to Crime Stoppers
• WWII veteran gets Purple Heart
• Lakeshore Update
• Herman Cain suspends presidential campaign
• Manitowoc-Two Rivers Y program helps cancer survivors stay strong
• Gingrich bets on unconventional primary strategy
• Classmates birthday remembered
• Kiel woman charged with meth possession and second OWI
• Lakeshore Update
• Report: Traffic accidents cost county $25MImpact measured during first half of this year
• End of the line for Cain Announcement today
• GOP wants to withdraw one redistricting suit
• Quirky obituary endears Conn. prof to new audience
• A glimmer of good news for Obama in jobs report
• Walker lights Christmas tree among protests
• Bendix announces judicial candidacy
• November state traffic fatalities tied for third lowest since World War II
• Cain plans major announcement Saturday
• County Board candidates file for spring election
• Bendix announces judicial candidacy
• Sheboygan girls use CPR seen on Greys Anatomy to save woman
• Wisconsin Capitol Christmas tree lit before small crowd, protesters
• Photos of the day: Dec. 2, 2011
• Correction
• Wisconsin tightens rules for some public events at state buildings
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker recall petition restrictions challenged by Wisconsin State Employees Union director Marty Beil
• United Airlines plane makes emergency landing at Green Bay airport
• Wisconsin Assembly urged to allow signs, cameras in gallery
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Lombardi-era star Dave Robinson still backs Pack
• Kiel woman charged with meth possession, drunk driving
• Herman Cains bid for president all but over
• GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich: Im going to be the nominee
• Be an NFL owner: Packers to sell stock for $250
• Strong winds down trees and power lines in West
• Last call: Bingo announcer retires after 37 years
• Thompson launches bid for U.S. Senate seat
• Manitowoc man arrested on drug charges money seized, investigators say
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc budget still a work in progress
• Protesters could pay Capitol security costs
• Sarkozy calls for treaty to save euro
• Dems to pursue protections for voting rights
• TRBA pledges $21,000 for new bike trails near high school
• Winter parking ban now in effect
• Wisconsin State Employees Union leader objects to petition restrictions in recall of Governor Scott Walker
• Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation wants to suspend former DA Ken Kratzs license
• United Airlines plane makes emergency landing at Austin Straubel International Airport near Green Bay
• Reader submissions needed for 2011 Year in Photos book
• World AIDS Day sheds light on deadly epidemic
• Wisconsin Republicans file 2nd recall lawsuit
• Wisconsin mining bill to be introduced next week
• Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson starts U.S. Senate race
• Former Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz law license suspension sought
• Associated Bank to pay $13M to settle overdraft fee lawsuit
• Cleveland VFW gets new life
• Ryan recall to move ahead
• Ziegelbauer warns of potential disaster
• Manitowoc woman arrested in domestic dispute
• Lakeshore update
• 1st Penn State sex abuse lawsuit claim: Sandusky molested me 100 times
• Photos of the day: Nov. 30, 2011
• Wisconsin medical marijuana legislation to be introduced
• Wisconsin Capitol tree should be Christmas tree, Rep. Jim Steineke says
• Mills Fleet Farm changes mind, allows Salvation Army collections
• American Airlines bankruptcy shouldnt affect passengers
• Deer numbers up 3.6 this year
• TR Schools: Middle-schoolers may need a friend for the holidays
• Standoff changed school security
• Manitowoc faces $5M revenue gap
• County Board OKs 2012 budget
• Sheboygan student killed by city leaf collection truck
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: City Council to consider ordinance on chronic nuisances
• Lakeshore update
• Two men face charges in Tonys Pizza burglary
• Two Rivers library announces upcoming events
• Jeff Dawson/Lester Library: Library offers computer lessons for the novice
• Police update
• Two Rivers update
• Jaime Olivas of Sheboygan struck, killed by city truck
• Herald Times Reporter story comments switching to Facebook next week
• Herald Times Reporter story comments switching to Facebook next week
• Michael Jacksons doctor sentenced to 4 years
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Detroit Lions DT Ndamukong Suh suspended 2 games
• Kaukauna lawmaker Jim Steineke introduces resolution to bring back Capitol Christmas Tree in Wisconsin
• Mills Fleet Farm stores wont allow Salvation Army collections
• Adviser: Herman Cain reassessing his campaign to become GOP candidate for president
• Green Bay Packers player, Erik Walden, released on signature bond
• Stalins daughter, Lana Peters, dies in Wisconsin
• Police arrest couple in domestic fight
• Manitowoc man arrested for allegedly pushing around ex-girlfriend
• Snack packs help in tough economy
• Walker recall organizers claim 300,000 signatures
• 2011 Wisconsin gun-deer hunt free of firearms fatalities
• More children skipping school shots
• Two Rivers city tax rate will increase 3
• No charge for snow removal, alderman says
• County Board gets tweaked 2012 budget tonight
• Hunter reports body in Trempealeau River
• Woman, 49, convicted of embezzling $61,487
• Hollys preliminary hearing set for Dec. 6 in death of 3 people
• Lakeshore Update
• Law Enforcement Update
• Explosive found near gas station
• Army Corps to restore fish barrier
• Two Rivers city tax rate will increase 3 percent
• No charge for snow removal, alderman says
• Manitowoc womans preliminary hearing set for Dec. 6 in death of 3 people
• Manitowoc woman convicted of embezzling more than $60,000
• Lakefront statue vandalized, Manitowoc police say
• String of crimes included thefts from Reedsville vehicles
• Evacuation planning survey to start Dec. 5
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cloudy, cold
• Rise and shine: Lincoln students opt for zero hour classes at 7 a.m.
• Manitowoc Council aims to find budget answers by Dec. 5
• Delays in state jobless hearings drop sharply
• Lakeshore update
• Walker has no plans to grant any pardons to state felons
• Lakeshore update
• Mainly Manitowoc seeks board nominations
• Democrats still seek Walker opponent
• St. Nazianz woman cherishes keepsake
• Barge headed toward Manitowoc runs aground
• On the right path: Runaways can find help, hope through Project Youth
• Reasons why teens might run away
• Barge headed toward Manitowoc runs aground near Sheboygan
• Cultural food is holiday tradition
• Midnight madness
• Wisconsin update
• New bodies could bring Ohio Craigslist toll to 3
• 10 injured at L.A. store on Black Friday eve
• Earlier deals, longer hours wooed Friday shoppers
• Analysis: State tax credits dont always create jobs
• COURT BRIEFS
• Lakeshore update
• Sheboygan native made art his lifes work
• Area libraries join e-book buying pool
• Rosenthal intends to appeal murder conviction
• Sheboygan native made art his lifes work
• Holly scheduled for court appearance on Monday
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Windy, warm today
• Turkey Trot draws participants of all ages, abilities
• Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Arizona base
• Thanksgiving dinner tradition continues
• State agency scrambles to keep up with concealed carry permit requests
• Santa sighted at Lakeshore Holiday Parade
• Crews begin recovery efforts at site of Arizona plane crash
• Egyptian court orders release of 3 U.S. students
• Gun issue represents tough politics for Obama
• Occupy movements nationwide celebrate holiday
• Beaver Dam man charged in crash that killed girlfriend
• 7 Janesville students could face discipline for Facebook prank
• State court: Claims can go to attorney generals headquarters
• Manitowoc County Recycling Center: Think green
• Lakeshore Update
• Two Rivers man arrested for possessing narcotic
• JFK renewal complete
• Magnitude-5.9 quake hits near Japan nuclear site
• 40 years later, skyjackers identity still a mystery
• Mishicot man, 38, convicted of fifth OWI
• Black Friday shopping frenzy starting even earlier
• Broadwind contract to add 50 jobs
• Debate heats up over voter ID laws
• Study looks at top incomes
• Diocese prepares for implementation of new Roman Missal changes
• MPU announces holiday lighting contest
• Mainly Manitowoc seeks nominations for Board of Directors
• Lakeshore update
• Stock the Shelves
• Area businesses provide holiday meals
• Manitowoc woman charged in rural accident that claimed three lives
• DMV customer service centers closed Thursday, Friday
• Holiday parade set for tonight
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker not in second campaign ad
• Sheboygan County officers find drugs near 1-year-olds playpen
• Mishicot man convicted of fifth OWI
• Manitowoc woman charged in rural accident that claimed three lives
• Benjamin Wideman column: Tis the season for video games
• J.R. Martinez crowned Dancing With the Stars champ
• Bill would lift sex assault suit limits
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cool today, warmer for Thanksgiving Day
• Prep boys basketball: Two Rivers opens season with 20-point road loss
• Prep boys basketball roundup: Reedsville wins big in opener
• Day brings ethnic variety to Monroe
• Brillion woman who swam from car identified
• Police update
• S.S. Badger picked for study on gas conversion
• Two Rivers update
• Board fails to override 2012 budget veto
• Green Bay man gets 11th OWI
• Congress takes on jobless aid, tax breaks
• 20 students accused in exam scandal
• Jobless rate drops across 36 states
• Reward offered for information on petition destruction
• Deer hunter found dead in Manitowoc County identified
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Special events planned to kick off Christmas season in the Cool City
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc city parking ban begins Dec. 1
• Dead hunter found in Manitowoc County identified
• Milwaukee Brewers OF Ryan Braun voted National League MVP
• Two Rivers winter parking ban in effect Dec. 1
• Judge orders Madison school district to release sick notes
• Manitowoc man allegedly threatens to kill live-in girlfriend
• Manitowoc man trashes ex-girlfriends apartment, police say
• Photos of the day: Nov. 22, 2011
• More Wisconsin residents expected to leave the roost this Thanksgiving
• Chicago speaker brings inspirational message to Washington Junior High
• Racine man found dead by hunting party in Bayfield County
• Deer hunter found dead in Manitowoc County
• Three-vehicle crash injures two in Chilton
• Keep Manitowocs Citizen Park armory open, speakers urge
• Two Rivers projected tax rate hike declines
• Supercommittee signals failure to reach debt deal
• Hunters kill 112,580 deer on opening weekend in Wisconsin
• Butala to unveil new wine
• Coal-burning S.S. Badger could test natural gas fuel
• Manitowoc Cranes accused of union busting
• Manitowoc man sentenced for third OWI
• Lakeshore update
• Photos: Bens Ballroom Boot Camp dance class at the Manitowoc-Two Rivers Y
• Authorities searching for missing hunter
• Manitowoc man sentenced for third OWI
• Manitowoc Council seeking to fill budget hole
• S.S. Badger car ferry could test natural gas for fuel instead of coal
• Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompsons Senate race to start Dec. 1
• Taylor Swift wins artist of the year at American Music Awards
• Wisconsin bill asks for more disclosure from political advertising
• One arrested, 23 ejected at Tampa Bay Buccaneers-Green Bay Packers game at Lambeau Field
• Lawsuits force Wisconsin coal plants to clean up their act
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cloudy, cool today
• Fruit flies open doors for Lincoln graduates
• County executive forwards veto message
• Kenosha mans car chosen for calendar
• Exhibits will give kids first-rate experience
• Woman guilty of abandoning girl abused before
• DNR looking into hunter being shot near Thorp
• Door County first in quenching thirst
• Conditions good for first day of deer hunt in Manitowoc County
• Activities abound at library during Thanksgiving week
• Lakeshore update
• Police seek applicants for citizens academy
• Manitowoc completes tests of sirens
• Manitowoc holiday parade set for Wednesday
• Humane Society sets foster care meeting
• Lakeshore Update
• Workers urged to be mindful of health
• Nativity display returns for eighth year
• Manitowoc County Sheriffs Department responds to several deer-related incidents
• Manitowoc-area officials warn carbon monoxide leak a risk in winter
• Manitowoc forecast: Rain likely for rest of today
• Burned-out motor causes small fire at Hartmans bakery
• Governor praises companys job growth
• DNR holds QA as hunters prepare for season
• Recall efforts to cost state $650K
• Oklahoma St. womens basketball coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• House rejects mandating a balanced federal budget
• DNR moves to take species off endangered list
• Woman plans to cross Antarctica
• Investigation into actress Woods death reopened
• Walker expects recall election
• State hunters ready for gun deer season
• Man charged in connection with overdose
• Ziegelbauer says he plans to veto 2012 budget
• Gun law poses little impact, speaker says
• Officials say blaze not suspicious
• Winter driving safety tips offered
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• County executive to veto 2012 budget
• Reedsville man charged in connection with heroin overdoses
• Governor visits Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry, touts companys job growth
• Manitowoc man beat up girlfriend in fight over crack pipe, police say
• Newton barn fire not suspicious, says chief
• Police arrest Cato man in alleged purse theft
• Governor scheduled to make jobs announcement today in Manitowoc
• Winter driving safety tips offered
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for windy conditions
• Sharing the love of God
• Chilton man gets 20 years for slaying his girlfriend
• Barn fire reported in Newton area
• Facebooks tracking technology faces more scrutiny
• Report: State lost 9,700 jobs last month
• More than 200 arrested in protest marches
• State panel OKs first pay plan under new union law
• Company says offer to union misrepresented
• St. Nazianz man gets probation in tanning booth video case
• Police Update
• Lakeshore Update
• TR teens challenged to leave old ways behind
• Barn fire reported in Newton area
• Manitowoc Company official says offer misrepresented
• Police: Runaway arrested for bail jumping
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• Great American Smokeout today
• Doctors reprimanded over Capitol protest sick notes
• Disabled semi blocking Manitowoc traffic this morning
• Walker plans to spend to defend fulfilled promises
• Manitowoc Cranes to lay off 156
• Police Update
• Hunting accidents more likely with youth
• Lakeshore Update
• Are you having a big family Thanksgiving dinner
• Are you having a big family Thanksgiving dinner
• Police arrest Manitowoc couple in alleged fight
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker unsure of how much hell spend in recall efforts
• Former Green Bay Packers offensive tackle, football Hall of Famer Forrest Gregg diagnosed with Parkinsons disease
• Green Bay Packers stock sale still needs regulators approval
• Recall effort against Walker begins
• Walker recall critical, speakers at Manitowoc rally declare
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc County Board approves 2012 budget
• Panel orders rule on voting with tech college IDs
• Email says Penn State assistant stopped locker room sex abuse
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: NextEra Energy-Point Beach makes generous donation for bike trails
• Sex assault charges against Two Rivers man dismissed
• Manitowoc police seek dog that allegedly bit woman
• Family Cinema closing by the end of year
• Machinists union members strike at Manitowoc Cranes
• Two Rivers update
• Local recall Walker rally held
• Manitowoc to test emergency sirens
• Manitowoc police seek dog that allegedly bit woman
• Family Cinema closing its doors by years end
• Machinists union striking Manitowoc Crane
• Plane crash lands near Elkhart Lake no injuries
• Green Bay Packers stock sale still needs regulators approval
• Court order allows Occupy Wall Street protesters back into New Yorks Zuccotti Park
• Body of missing canoeist found on Washington Island
• Walker recall rally set for 6 tonight
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker recall group says website attacked
• Officers in tavern shooting acted properly, police chief says
• Officers in tavern shooting acted properly, police chief says
• Long lines not an issue with security checks at Vikings-Packers game at Lambeau
• Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky says he only horsed around with boys
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for sunny skies, mild temps
• Presidential candidate Herman Cains campaign hits Green Bay
• Manitowoc sex offender gets four months jail
• Manitowoc Kwik Trip robber to spend 10 months in jail
• Manitowoc County 2012 budget reaches final stages
• Governor Scott Walker opponents plan events to launch recall
• Wisconsin update
• Nation/world update
• Supreme Court to weigh President Barack Obamas health care law ahead of 2012 vote
• Lakeshore update
• Are you a local business offering a Black Friday bargain
• Are you a local business offering a Black Friday bargain
• Attention all Black Friday Shoppers: The HTR wants to hear from you
• Attention all Black Friday Shoppers: The HTR wants to hear from you
• Share your favorite holiday recipes with Lakeshore YOU Magazine
• Share your favorite holiday recipes with Lakeshore YOU Magazine
• Manitowoc sex offender gets four months in jail
• Man shot, killed by police outside of Green Bay tavern identified
• Supreme Court will hear health care case this term
• Republicans launch petition fraud website as efforts to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker begin
• Sheboygan mayor challenges groups recall effort
• Police to release more details on fatal tavern shooting
• Herman Cain to visit Wisconsin
• Manitowoc County students remind community to stay Above the Influence
• Governor Scott Walker recall opponent yet to be chosen
• Barn destroyed by fire in Maribel
• Thanksgiving Day meals offered in Manitowoc County
• Sheriffs report
• Lakeshore update
• More women join the hunt in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Department of Justice fields numerous calls over concealed carry confusion
• United Wisconsin to launch effort Tuesday to oust Walker
• Stock the Shelves campaign passes $12,000 mark
• Lakeshore update
• Tom Maki moves at University of Wisconsin-Green Bay skirt policy, agency says
• Disposal program helps keep drugs off Manitowoc County streets
• Longtime journalist Dick Wheeler dies
• Marquettes response to sex-assault reports under review
• New sentence for wrongfully convicted man
• Monroe honors one of its own
• Judge dismisses lawsuit against UW broadband
• Milwaukee police shoot, kill bank robbery suspect
• Lakeshore Update
• Gods Deer Camp moves to Reedsville
• Formrite to buy TR cabinetry facility
• Nation/World Update
• In S.C., Romney looks to solidify campaign strength
• Sheboygan girl, 17, dies of apparent heroin overdose
• School still bleeds blue and white
• Former priest is released from prison
• Turkey dinner cost jumps 11 percent in state
• More Boomers postponing retirement
• Court update
• Formrite to purchase steel plant from Thermo Fisher Scientific
• Manitowoc man, 20, guilty of sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Paid-leave benefits on decline for U.S. working moms
• Packers TE, Penn State grad Andrew Quarless surprised, saddened by scandal
• Honor Flight program has served nearly 1,000 Northeastern Wisconsin veterans
• 11/11/11: Weddings, births on tap for special day
• Fundraiser to benefit humane society
• Consulting firm hired to review Manitowoc budget
• Veterans return to challenges in job market
• Police/fire briefs
• Vinton Construction faces safety violations
• Woman cited for gesture to sheriff
• Madison twins to celebrate 11th birthday on 11-11-11
• Committee OKs millions in Medicaid cuts
• Manitowoc native serves as region director for Virginia Wounded Warrior Program
• Veterans Day feature: World War II souvenirs hold special meaning for Manitowoc man
• Right on target
• Consulting firm hired to review Manitowoc city budget, sale of city assets on the table
• Wisconsin Republicans say no changes to Medicaid programs
• Man dies after industrial mishap at Brillion Iron Works
• Firefighters extinguish kitchen fire
• Van overturned as rally supporting ousted Penn State coach Joe Paterno turns violent
• Photo galleries, story: Swift, The Band Perry win big at CMAs
• Lamers to offer rides after Packers game
• Green Bay Packers remind fans to arrive early to Lambeau Field for Monday nights Vikings game
• Fond du Lac man arrested in wifes shooting death
• GOP presidential candidate Rick Perry says campaign wont end despite gaffe
• Vinton Construction faces 5 OSHA safety violations
• Wisconsin unions encouraged by Ohio vote
• Program helps ELL students with homework
• Learning the language
• Panel OKs historic designation for ferry
• State board will allow voting with tech college IDs
• Manitowoc Cranes union workers set to vote Sunday
• Police arrest Manitowoc woman alleged to be out of control
• Two Rivers man gets year in jail for abusing infant
• Lakeshore Update
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for allegedly hitting his wife
• Manitowoc man allegedly bloodies wifes nose in disturbance
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Partly sunny, mild today
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• United Way updates mission to create change
• Schultz says he will vote against GOP recall change bill
• Concealed carry wont be allowed at colleges
• Annual vigil shows awareness of domestic violence
• St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa announces retirement
• GOP Sen. Dale Schultz to vote against recall change Republicans dont have votes needed to pass bill
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers administration learns state wont get $45 million from feds
• Wayward eaglet appears to be heading home
• Various 7 billionth babies celebrated worldwide
• State proposal would let high-schoolers study vocations
• University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh students to appear on Man v. Food Nation
• Once a pioneer, Wisconsin now sputters in securing jobs for disabled workers
• New law an effort regulate puppy mills, but some question effectiveness
• At least 4 jets strand Connecticut passengers for hours
• 3 million without power, at least 11 killed in snowstorm
• 5 states take Asian carp case to High Court
• Businesses debate sign issue
• Bishop to christen Catholic school
• Terror on the Fox strives for G-rated experience
• Nation/World update
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin update
• Lego man remains in police lost and found
• Winter storms arrive early on the East Coast
• LTC offers authorized firearm safety course
• Lakeshore update
• State seeks waiver of new health care mandate
• Community honors boys memory
• Police prepare for concealed carry law
• Beaupres live to honor sons spirit
• Firsthand account
• 7 family members killed in crash on Indiana highway
• Americans are spending more
• Walker proposes plan for investment fund
• Lemon law expert cuts off GOP clients
• Concealed weapons OK in most state sites
• Court Briefs
• Lakeshore Update
• Stock the Shelves off to a promising start
• With more deer on the move, motorists urged to take care
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• St. Nazianz man gets jail in third OWI
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justices to discuss concealed weapons in Capitol court chambers
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker administration releases concealed weapons policy for state buildings
• Milwaukee attorney stops representing Republican clients because of bill designed to cap lawyer fees
• David Freeses home run in 11th inning lifts St. Louis Cardinals over Texas Rangers to force Game 7 of World Series
• Catholics prepare for most significant liturgical reforms in decades
• Another high-level Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development worker leaves
• Photos of the day: Oct. 28, 2011
• Wisconsin Senate approves earlier alcohol sales
• Wisconsin governors pay plan does not raise his salary
• FDA ties newer birth control drugs to blood clots
• State food prices are on rise, but still lower than national average
• Deer crashes into Super 8 Motel in Janesville
• Capitol policies allow concealed weapons in most places
• Banding together for owl research
• Sip of rare wine is Panettas reward for bin Laden
• Wisconsin update
• Summer growth calms recession fears
• Injured vet spent days at work, nights at protest
• Wisconsin Senate passes bill to restrict attorney fees
• City must do more with less, mayor says
• Lakeshore update
• School districts certify tax levies
• Manitowoc city budget hits major snag
• Weapons wont be allowed at Lambeau Field even with concealed-carry law
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Photos: Halloween haunted houses, other festivities in Oshkosh, Ashwaubenon, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Marshfield
• Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy soon may join Brett Favre, Rocky Bleier, Chuck Noll and Ray Lewis
• Lincoln High School teachers live rent-free at Collins Marsh Wildlife Area
• Europe reaches key deal to help Greece
• Nation/World update
• Wisconsin update
• College costs now shifting to families, data show
• 5 states take Asian carp case to Supreme Court
• Unions express concern over state plan
• School districts split on no teachers convention
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Court update
• Man cited in Two Rivers truck-mo-ped crash
• School districts vary in approach to no teachers convention
• Manitowoc police seek help in stemming vandalism
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Seasons first snow may fall tonight
• Getting ready to work
• Democrats rally voters for Walker recall
• New primary date bogs down in state Assembly
• College prices up again
• Just in time for the holidays, a bad economic mood
• State workers face pay freeze
• Lakeshore update
• Sheriffs update
• The Manitowoc Company reports improved sales
• Manitowoc school tax levy hike less than expected
• Police briefs
• Sex offenders prohibited from Halloween activities
• Cellcom presents grant to Woodland Dunes
• Manitowoc men arrested in alleged beating
• Manitowoc school tax levy increase less than expected
• Search our database of presidential campaign contributions
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker website violates ethics laws, Democrats say
• No pay raise for Wisconsin state workers for 2 years under Gov. Scott Walker proposal
• Obama, Democrats winning fundraising race
• 2-week-old baby, mother rescued from quake rubble in Turkey
• Price matters for the 2011 holiday season
• Two Rivers school tax levy will decrease
• Turks weep as survivors, bodies pulled from earthquake rubble
• LTC-Manitowoc gateway for high school diplomas, associate degrees
• Harley-Davidson to recall more than 308,000 motorcycles
• State DWD secretary resigns, Newson appointed
• Walker launches new website touting changes
• A guide to administrations new mortgage-refinance plan
• Police briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Volunteer opportunities available
• Two Rivers school tax levy will decrease
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker launches website touting reforms
• Second person resigns as Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development secretary in Scott Walkers first year as governor
• Harley-Davidson recalls 308K motorcycles to fix brake light switch
• Federal judges wont dismiss Wisconsin redistricting lawsuit
• Wisconsin DNR reform raises concern among environmental advocates
• Photos of the day: Oct. 24, 2011
• Milwaukee police officers censured for breaking laws
• Judicial vacancies lasting 4 months under Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker
• Congress drafts new farm bill behind closed doors
• Costly Iraq war may mark shift in U.S. approach
• BadgerCare reductions threaten 215,000
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild
• Brown County water may have taste of contaminants
• Rotary clubs across U.S. observe World Polio Day
• Wisconsin Attorney General upholds law against NRAs wishes
• Wisconsin legislation would bar workplace discrimination victims from suing employers
• Local women recall threat of crippling disease polio
• Lakeshore update
• trick-or-treat hours
• Lakeshore update
• Looming BadgerCare cuts worry new poor in Wisconsin
• New home starts in Manitowoc down
• Woman who suffered injury grateful for strangers help
• Sentence doled out in Manitowoc heroin case
• Crime Prevention Day emphasizes avoiding distractions for safer driving
• Home sales in Manitowoc County rebounding
• Susanna Carlson column: Life, book are stories of perseverance
• Governor Scott Walker supports bill to curb double-dipping by retired public employees
• Wisconsin Assembly committee considers litigation reform bills
• President Barack Obama: Iraq war over, troops to return
• Cato man sentenced in fifth OWI
• Two Rivers City Council ends parking restriction on East Street
• Jefferson Community Learning Center extends school day
• Sheboygan tavern owner gets 22 months prison for part in cocaine ring
• Doug K. Jones named assistant district attorney in Calumet County
• Representative Steve Kestells school porn bill clears Wisconsin Senate
• No charges filed against De Pere man in accident that killed Manitowoc woman
• Valders man sentenced in sexual assault
• After-school program offers academic help, enrichment options
• Manitowoc Police Department tallies traffic grants impact
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc County Historical Society accepting nominations for preservation awards
• Manitowoc man sentenced in heroin case
• Assistant DA Jones named to Calumet County post
• Valders man sentenced in sexual assault
• No criminal charges filed against De Pere man in accident that killed Manitowoc woman
• Cato man sentenced in fifth OWI
• Manitowoc police tally grant enforcement impact
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for milder weekend temperatures
• Group brings new life to Manitowoc County lake
• Officials called to late-night emergency
• Pulled from pipe, Gadhafi was shown no mercy
• Wisconsin Update
• League of Women Voters sues over Wisconsin photo ID law
• Man who freed animals was in debt
• Manitowoc man gets five years after harming infant
• Two Rivers woman cited in accident
• Lakeshore Update
• Lakeshore Orthopaedics plans free health event
• Manitowoc man who injured infant sentenced to five years in prison
• Two Rivers woman cited in accident
• With video: Shelf collapse shatters 6,810 wine bottles
• Terry Thompson, owner of Muskingum County Animal Farm near Zanesville, Ohio, freed animals and committed suicide
• Libya confirms Moammar Gadhafi has been killed
• Manitowoc County trick-or-treat hours
• Manitowoc County trick-or-treat hours
• Libya officials: Gadhafi captured, possibly killed
• Wisconsin leaders plan more state promotion to businesses
• Wisconsin Democrats rip contraception education repeal
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers administration asks state agencies to prepare for more cuts
• Staeven sentenced to life in prison for wifes death
• Police comb Kansas City home, yard of missing baby
• Outagamie County Regional Airport gains second Atlanta flight
• Mother defends 11-year-old accused in stabbing in Dane County
• Insanity plea possible in Milwaukee fetal-abduction case
• Dairys weight-loss claims removed from website
• Wind advisory in effect for Manitowoc area until 1 p.m.
• Physician practice poised for growth
• Manitowoc church groups quilts go global
• Lions and tigers shot in Ohio owner freed them
• Public speaks out against Wisconsin Medicaid cuts
• UW-Manitowoc reacts to state budget lapse
• Scouting for Food campaign gets under way Saturday in Northeastern Wisconsin
• Police Update
• South Florida woman gets $201,000 cell phone bill
• Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board removes weight loss claims from website
• Randall Staeven sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing his wife, Christine, in May 2009
• Preserve owner freed exotic animals, then killed self, Ohio sheriff says
• Complaint: Ex-senator arrested for drunken driving says he did nothing illegal
• Police called to alcohol-fueled domestic dispute
• Mailing a letter to cost a penny more next year
• Dozens of exotic animals killed after they escape from preserve in Ohio
• Doctors: Pap remains best test for cervical cancer
• Woman involved in accident allegedly smoked pot, police say
• Wilson Junior High School students Mix It Up At Lunch
• Jobs spared in proposed 2012 Manitowoc County budget
• Wisconsin Senate blocks school choice expansion
• Madison siblings saved, thanks to newspaper carrier
• Democrats assail GOP, Governor Scott Walker on jobs agenda
• Manitowoc police reports
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers update
• State tells University of Wisconsin System officials to make additional budget cuts
• Manitowoc woman allegedly hit man in the face
• Democrats assail Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, GOP jobs agenda
• Manitowoc suspect allegedly kicked officers
• Police: 17-year-old drove car reportedly stolen
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for bail jumping
• Lowes to close 20 stores, cut 2,000 jobs
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker says he exceeded pension promise
• Photo galleries: Occupy Wall Street protests in Appleton, Green Bay, Madison, around the US
• Funding approved for Outagamie County Regional Airport work
• Former Republican state senator Randy Hopper arrested on OWI charge
• Badger State Games will continue tradition rescued after attempt to end them
• Town of Schleswig man determined to help others deal with brain injuries
• Prep football: Teams receive playoff matchups
• Police: Michigan man had daughter, 9, drive to store
• 31 layoffs included in proposed Manitowoc budget
• Group accuses University of Wisconsin-Madison of reverse discrimination
• Experts: Milk is not linked to weight loss
• Lakeshore update
• Powerball jackpot up to $124 million
• Photo galleries: Occupy Wall Street protests in Appleton, Green Bay, around the US
• Former Wisconsin state Sen. Randy Hopper arrested for OWI
• Former Green Bay Packers executive Andrew Brandt says NFL labor costs exceeded revenue before new deal
• Badger State Games sold to Central Wisconsin Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, windy
• State lawmakers pressed to move fall primary to August
• Recall campaign laws would allow Walker unlimited cash donations for possible recall
• Mercury concerns still raised across the Great Lakes
• Groups developing options to block Asian carp from Great Lakes
• Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon dies in fiery wreck at Las Vegas speedway
• Wisconsin special session on jobs wont include 2 key bills
• Wisconsin update
• UW-Manitowoc students collect samples from county creeks
• Wisconsin Milk Marketing Boards milk claims challenged
• Lakeshore update
• Group of more than 200 protesters Occupy Appleton
• Annual Veterans Day dance is Nov. 5 in Manitowoc
• Wisconsin poverty rate sees 3 percent increase
• Wisconsins Website of Shame prompts tax payback
• Lakeshore update
• Campaign aims to stock pantry shelves
• Scenic fall photos: Lower Cato Falls County Park
• Competitors vie to make best grilled cheese sandwich
• More than a meal
• Walker OKs temporary concealed carry rules
• Wall Street protesters avoid eviction
• Romney, Perry top GOP fundraising
• Report: U.S. farmers curb soil erosion
• Boost expected from trade deals
• Wisconsin governor broke campaign promise
• Police Update
• Plymouth man sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Lester library announces events
• RSVP seeks volunteers
• Plymouth man sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Wisconsin Coach Bret Bielema and AD Barry Alvarez to fans: Keep it clean
• Recall of Gov. Walker could open campaign finance floodgates
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for isolated showers today
• Fatal crash victims identified
• Two Rivers prepares for plant closing
• McDonalds modernizing Two Rivers restaurant
• Lakeshore update
• Officials continue fight against lead poisoning
• Duffy moves family to Weston
• Nickels assigns street homework
• More states crack down on texting while driving
• Pinkwashing for breast cancer questioned
• Art supplies found in cave in South Africa
• Poll: 35 oppose death penalty
• Mexico: Hurricane Jova death toll raised to 6
• Walker looks at proposal for concealed-carry rules
• Trade deals to provide aid for local displaced workers
• Manitowoc school enrollment sees significant decline
• Trade deals to provide financial aid for local displaced workers
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker reviewing proposed concealed carry rules requiring 4 hours of training before permit issued
• UW-Green Bay had new contract for vice chancellor Tom Maki before he resigned, documents show
• Two Rivers victims in fatal crash identified
• UWGB police: Sexual assault of teen boy didnt happen as reported
• Waupaca County Judge Philip Kirk refuses to step down in Rory Kuenzi deer-kill case
• Shed fire burns 4,000 tons of hay at Weise Brothers Farms south of Green Bay
• Test run of new state voter ID law in Madison led to lines and voter confusion
• Occupy Wall Street rallies head to Green Bay on Friday
• Proposal would change states electoral college
• 19 arrested after demanding to meet with U.S. Senator Ron Johnson in Milwaukee
• 8 killed in Southern California salon shooting
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Showers and more showers
• Improving communication
• 3 killed when hit by van
• Enrollment drops by 65 at Two Rivers schools
• Lakeshore update
• Neighboring counties join forces on ADRC
• Three dead after being struck by out-of-control van in Shoto area
• Broadways Liz Callaway coming to Capitol Civic Centre
• Demand for faster Web drives companies to introduce 4G services
• Program is geared toward young adults with behavioral issues
• Law enforcement briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc School Board OKs 1.9 levy increase
• Man hangs himself in jail cell
• GOP senators vote to defeat jobs bill
• Several Dems mull run against Walker in recall
• Fitzgerald to run for U.S. Senate seat
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Hamilton employees face uncertainty009
• Community connections
• Sen. Frank Lasee, R-Ledgeview, introduces bill to ban wind turbines in Wisconsin
• Photos: Occupy Wall Street protests around the U.S.
• Photos: Paul McCartneys wedding to American heiress Nancy Shevell
• Photos of the day: Oct. 11, 2011
• Annette Morales-Rodriguez, Milwaukee, accused of killing Maritza Ramirez-Cruz, unborn child
• Fire damages north side Manitowoc home
• Taking the Next Step
• Governor Scott Walker recall push on horizon
• Wisconsin update
• Packers ponder another stock sale
• Bill reignites Wisconsins butter battle
• Court briefs
• Law enforcement briefs
• Rotary names firefighter, citizens of the year
• Lakeshore update
• Crivitz man killed in Manitowoc County crash
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild
• GOP supports concealed carry in Wisconsin Capitol
• Kiel district employs own staff for eSchool
• Kiel eSchool provides students an opportunity for self-paced learning
• Herald Times Reporter seeks submissions for Veterans Day section
• Oshkosh Corp. union rejects second contract in eight days
• Strengthening financial literacy is Money Smart programs goal
• Lakeshore update
• For the record
• Two Rivers Applefest about more than apples
• Manitowoc educator Merle Pickett dies at 108
• Are criminal sentences too lenient
• Concealed carry rules anger lawmaker
• Signs of homecoming
• Job gains in September not enough to spur economy
• Motorcycle accident investigated
• Cleveland police officer takes third at pistol tournament
• Nation/World Update
• Nuke plant drill tests emergency response
• Student treated for E. coli infection
• UW System plans to ease transfer of academic credits
• Park, tribe to receive EPA conservation grants
• Milwaukee man inspires Facebook Milverine page
• Wisconsin update
• Dane County judge blocks tobacco crackdown
• Court briefs
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc announces brush pickup schedule
• Photos, descriptions: The Art of Tablesettings exhibit at the Rahr-West Art Museum
• Sunny weather through Monday
• Snuggle With a Smile
• Halloween Makeup Workshop planned
• PSC approves We Energies 2012 rate offer
• Diocese: Allegations against Zubik put to rest
• Nation update
• Wisconsin congressman Reid Ribble accused of conflict of interest
• Green Bay man mourns loss, celebrates legacy of Jobs
• National army key to Afghanistan safe future
• Online recall petitions opposed
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin voter ID law caused confusion at polls, League of Women Voters report says
• Photos of the day: Oct. 6, 2011
• Apple founder Steve Jobs had Green Bay roots
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Beautiful weather continues
• Learning life skills
• Palin says she wont run for president
• Tobacco store owner sues state over permit rules
• Duffy working on health care reform bill
• Police reports
• Lakeshore update
• Learning about campus, community
• Apples Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Agency working to lift enrollment cap
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Kohler fire shuts down foundry, but not rest of operation
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny skies expected today
• Republican Tommy Thompson takes step toward Senate race
• Manitowoc sisters share special bond of kidney transplant
• Lester Public Library plans upcoming activities
• Manitowoc Police reports
• Lakeshore update
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Electric utility members recognized by WPPI Energy
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has a new mentality
• Survey: Mussels, nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Two Rivers update
• Police: Manitowoc man, woman each charged with disorderly conduct
• Wisconsin business hotline generates few leads, no jobs
• Photos of the day: Oct. 4, 2011
• Alcohol sales could start at 6 a.m. at grocery, liquor stores under bill now in Wisconsin Legislature
• Bond denied for former Green Bay Packers player Johnny Jolly in Houston drug case
• Police: Manitowoc man, woman each charged with disorderly conduct
• Report: Manitowoc man uses false name when confronted by officers
• Manitowoc man arrested on alleged strangulation charge
• Amanda Knox leaves Italy to head home to U.S.
• Flags ordered to fly at half-staff Saturday
• Former Green Bay Packer arrested again for drugs
• Lambeau Field security will give metal-detecting wands another try for Oct. 16 St. Louis Rams-Green Bay Packers game
• Miller sponsors gameday bus routes to Lambeau Field
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, pleasant weather continues today
• LeClair remembered for community service
• Fresh apples draw crowd to Whispering Orchards
• Two Rivers council adopts grievance procedure
• Italian appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Wisconsin woman, baby killed in car-pickup collision
• Wisconsin governor picks national expert to serve as deer czar
• Wisconsin man wins court fight over polka song
• State parks remain closed in Door County
• Military official confirms inquiry into Appleton soldiers death
• Lasee takes step toward U.S. Senate
• Lakeshore update
• OSHA orders Wisconsin grain company to pay $550,000 fine
• Phoenix home to many die-hard Brewers fans
• Braunel named to Manitowoc City Council
• Former Green Bay Packers DE Johnny Jolly arrested on drug charges again
• Wisconsin Republican Rep. Frank Lasee begins U.S. Senate run
• Road in Kiel to be closed for 9 days
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Warm, sunny in county this week
• Secret investigation continues to raise questions in Wisconsin government
• Photos: Brewers up 2-0 in NLDS series with Arizona
• New wanding security measure slows gate screenings at Lambeau Field for Sundays Denver Broncos-Green Bay Packers game
• Cell phone ban in effect for drivers in Wisconsin Rapids
• Federal lawmakers hear about Appleton guardianship abuse
• Advocates: Racine school vouchers are step forward
• Alcohol fuels arrests at Wisconsin Badgers game
• Appleton Taxpayers United says domestic partner benefits too costly
• Green Bay mayor wants road renamed for Packers coach
• Lakeshore Update
• Wisconsin Update
• Building on a Legacy of Faith
• Manitowocs Art in the Park sparks creativity in children
• Lakeshore Update
• Herald Times Reporter seeks submissions for Veterans Day section
• Learning blossoms at the Rahr Memorial School Forest
• Lakeshore-area companies develop the next generation of workers
• Strong winds topple branches
• Man survives after car dives off mountain road
• Sweeping Medicaid changes announced
• Pumped about pumpkin picking
• Wisconsin sports take center stage this weekend
• Scores of state school unions will attempt recertification
• Wisconsin update
• Walkers top aide resigns
• FORWARD Endowment accepting applications
• Two Rivers LeClair to be honored
• County fair sales decrease slightly
• Lakeshore update
• Firefighters respond to smoke at marina
• City to replace storm sewer crossing
• Two Rivers LeClair to be honored
• Photos of the day: Sept. 30, 2011
• Calling all Brewers fans
• WGBA-TV of Green Bay digital sub-channel will change Saturday
• Green Bay Brown County Professional Football Stadium District approves $143.3 million upgrades to Lambeau Field
• Appleton soldier gets final welcome home
• Frank Lloyd Wright house for sale in Milwaukee
• Anwar al-Awlaki, a prominent US-born al-Qaida cleric, killed in Yemen
• High winds bring down branches, create power outages
• And ... action Valders High student actors perform at elementary school
• Germany keeps alive hopes for euro currencys future
• Some school unions will try again
• Wisconsin update
• Court upholds conviction in torture, murder case
• Recall effort tops 2,000 signatures
• Manitowoc County Sheriffs Department reports
• Holy Family Memorial, Fresenius Medical Care announce change of outpatient dialysis services
• Cleveland motorcyclist injured in Sheboygan roundabout crash
• Grilled Cheese Competition planned for Oct. 15 in Manitowoc
• Lakeshore update
• Metro Drug Unit makes arrest
• Reward offered for information on auto thefts in Two Rivers
• Photos of the day: Sept. 28, 2011
• Milwaukee Brewers host Arizona Diamondbacks Saturday afternoon at Miller Park
• Appleton soldier Garrick L. Eppinger Jr. to make final trip home
• Grilled cheese contest planned
• Motorcyclist injured in roundabout crash
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Wind advisory begins this afternoon
• Farmers markets still offer plenty of fresh produce
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker wants focus like a laser beam on jobs
• USDA: E. coli contamination in Ohio prompts Tyson ground beef recall
• Spotlight on suicide after teens death
• U.S. fugitive found hiding in Portuguese hamlet
• Farm lawsuit reaches high court
• Domestic violence deaths fall in state
• Report: Police arrest local woman for resisting officers
• Lakeshore update
• Probe: Wisconsin Clerk wasnt trying to conceal votes
• Wisconsin 42 reopening Friday
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker calls another legislative session on jobs
• Investigators say Waukesha County Clerk likely violated law in Wisconsin Supreme Court election between David Prosser, JoAnne Kloppenburg
• Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews to lead AIDS Walk Wisconsin in Milwaukee
• Jordan Walker sentenced for negligent shooting of friend
• Cheesehead obscured on anti-cheese billboard
• Target of online sting placed on probation
• Rahr-West Art Museums new director amazed by young artists
• TR Schools: Two Rivers School District lunch, breakfast programs off to nice start
• Wand test added to Green Bay Packers gameday security check
• Wisconsin Democrats rip GOP over voter ID policy
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Two Rivers makes new hires, promotions
• Website of Shame story to be published Oct. 16
• Classes to begin after Labor Day in Two Rivers
• Freddie the dachshund found
• Police calls
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers Update
• Green Bay Packers to use TSA wands to check fans entering Lambeau Field starting with Sundays game against the Denver Broncos
• Cheesehead maker Foamation disturbed by anti-cheese billboard on Hwy. 41 near Green Bay
• Classes to begin after Labor Day in Two Rivers next year
• Intoxicated man allegedly punches girlfriend in the head
• Report: Police arrest man in alcohol-fueled disturbance
• Target of online sting placed on probation
• Reid Ribble hasnt voted in Wisconsin since being elected to House of Representatives
• Home-buying season worst in 50 years
• Green Bay Packers lottery game details set
• Get prepared for flu season
• University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc sets enrollment record
• Wallace was devoted to work, family and friends
• Plymouth man found guilty of his 7th OWI
• Stolen guitar returned to Oneida mans casket
• Postal Service looks to liven up stamps
• Wisconsin starts publishing Medicaid cut proposals
• Lakeshore Update
• Plymouth man guilty of seventh OWI in Manitowoc County
• Think Pink: Tell us what youre doing to raise breast cancer awareness
• Think Pink: Tell us what youre doing to raise breast cancer awareness
• Wisconsin Department of Health Services begins making public Medicaid cuts
• Wisconsin Supreme Court takes payday loan case
• State Rep. Andy Jorgensen of Fort Atkinson wants Wisconsin Election Campaign Fund restored
• Tommy Thompson battles for Republican support
• On spending, Congress cant agree on easy stuff
• Photos: Octoberfest in Appleton
• Battle brews over anti-cheese campaign
• Authorities find missing mans body in rural Chilton
• The upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• UW-Madison senior starts student social events site
• Man with broken leg survives 4 days in Utah desert
• Obama says GOP vision would cripple America
• State wants $9.9M in stimulus funds back
• World record to be attempted at Milwaukee marathon
• Goal of coalition to shut down the invasive species highway
• Wisconsin among states to consider Caylees Law
• Lakeshore Update
• Restoration work continues on Two Rivers City Hall
• Email shows Walker mulled pay cuts for public workers while state budget proposal was in works
• Reno, Nev., reels from 3 deadly tragedies in months
• Mother surrenders 3-hour-old newborn in La Crosse
• Milk output in Wisconsin, Minnesota hints at positive trend
• Voter ID laws target rarely occurring voter fraud
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc brush pickup scheduled in October
• Museum Day draws visitors from near, far
• City of Manitowoc to study one-way vs. two-way streets
• Zippin Pippin roller coaster exceeds Green Bay officials expectations
• Tommy Thompson facing Brett Favre-esque problem
• Portion of Mariners Trail to close starting Monday
• Two injured in Maribel-area rollover
• Woman walking 2,000 miles from Arizona to Michigan makes a stop in Manitowoc
• National Basenji dog competition being held in Manitowoc
• State to seek waivers from law
• School board chief pushes for new staff evaluation standards
• Law restricting teachers social media use repealed
• Walker spokesman given immunity
• Frontier to cut 213 jobs at Mitchell
• Nation/World update
• Brother of slain police officer injured in line of duty
• County to take part in Kewaunee plant exercise
• Lakeshore Update
• Historical society receives community foundation grant
• Police reports offer crime snapshot of city
• Brother of slain Manitowoc Police Officer Dale TenHaken injured in line of duty
• Wisconsin Department of Revenue issues warning to cigarette retailers
• Tickets available for 2012 U.S. Womens Open
• Uninsured drivers cost others $10.8B per year
• Small band of protesters still targets Wisconsin Capitol
• Missing hunter Kelly Jones, 63, found dead in Marinette County
• Roundys recalls breaded chicken breasts sold at delis
• Former Green Bay Packers CB Brandon Underwood pleads no contest to disorderly conduct, pays $767 fine
• Death of Staff Sgt. Garrick L. Eppinger Jr. of Appleton under investigation, family says
• Enrollment at University of Wisconsin Colleges increases by 1.6 percent
• Army Spc. Jakob Roelli of Darlington dies in Afghanistan
• Two Rivers man invents alpaca felting machine
• Manitowocs most wanted: Malachi R. Hetzer
• Badger Night slated for Oct. 19
• Wisconsin workers opt not to recertify
• Thermo Fisher Scientific plant closing to cost 120 jobs in Two Rivers
• Illinois launches Asian carp anti-hunger program
• Wisconsinites see household incomes fall 14.5 percent
• Manitowoc man allegedly uses cellphone as weapon
• Two Rivers house fire extinguished
• Two Rivers bow hunting sites approved for season
• Lakeshore update
• Thermo Fisher says in letter it is closing
• Former Green Bay Packers CB Brandon Underwood pleads no contest to disorderly conduct, pays $767 fine
• Wisconsins public unions face uncertain future in aftermath of collective bargaining law
• Roundys recalls breaded chicken breasts sold at delis
• Cynthia Archer off Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers fraud detection commission
• GOP-led states change voting rules before 2012
• Experts: Longtime EAA board member Leeward likely unconscious in Reno crash
• Former Green Bay Packers cornerback Brandon Underwood to stand trial
• Decision to stay out of investigation of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers aides was mutual, J.B. Van Hollen says
• Manitowoc County holds ninth annual Walk to End Alzheimers
• Manitowoc volunteers take part in United Ways Days of Caring
• Manitowoc boy walks with a purpose
• Registered Manitowoc sex offender faces six new charges
• 6,000 jobs touted by Governor Scott Walker are out of Wisconsin
• Governor Scott Walker OKs 17th Street bridge project
• Reedsville woman found guilty of not protecting her daughter
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowocs most wanted: Joshua J. Reed
• Group appeals for help in finding dog
• HFM Emergency Department entrance altered
• Historical society receives first community foundation grant
• Registered sex offender faces new charges
• Green Bay Packers hope to start selling stock shares by end of October
• Photos: Green Bay Packers Golf Invitational at Blackwolf Run in Kohler
• Wisconsin Capitol protesters rankle both sides
• New Wisconsin concealed carry rules remain unknown
• In car camera captured shots that killed Fond du Lac officer
• Former Green Bay Lightning soccer coach Ryan Wolff accused of sexual assault
• 6,000 jobs touted by Governor Scott Walker outside Wisconsin
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cooler temperatures today
• Manitowocs most wanted: Daniel A. Smith
• Manitowoc fire pits go dark, for now
• Lakeshore update
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Point Beach Nuclear Plant earns OSHA recognition
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc brush pickup scheduled in October
• Oshkosh Corp. workers picket over contract talks
• Manitowoc County Board votes against wind turbine moratorium
• Most wanted update
• Average Wisconsin Senate seat cost $4.9M during recall
• Sheboygan aldermen to talk strategy about Mayor Bob Ryan
• Brush pickup scheduled in October
• Tommy Thompson files documents to form Senate campaign committee
• Green Bay Lightning youth soccer coach Ryan Wolff accused of repeated sexual assault of 14-year-old girl player
• Fremont man faces homicide charges in crash that killed womans fetus
• Former Fond du Lac High School teacher dies days after sentencing
• Experimental Aircraft Association mourns Jimmy Leeward, who died in Reno air race crash
• City Brewing Co. in La Crosse cited for safety violations by OSHA
• Wisconsin law banning restaurants from serving margarine as a replacement for butter targeted for repeal
• Tommy Thompson brings committee on board for U.S. Senate campaign
• Lawmakers see pros, cons in President Barack Obamas debt-reduction plan
• Hortonville family eliminated from television show The Sing-Off
• Green Bay TV anchor Tammy Elliott resigns from WRFV, Channel 5
• Fire damages Georgia-Pacifics Broadway plant in Green Bay
• Appleton soldier Sgt. Garrick L. Eppinger Jr. killed in Afghanistan
• Manitowoc banks ready to lend a helping hand to local businesses
• Netflix splits its DVD, streaming services
• Manitowoc to raise sewer rates after loss of Busch Agriculture
• Manitowoc School District committee endorses 3.9 percent tax levy increase
• Manitowoc Police Department report
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowocs most wanted: Joseph A. Dvorak
• President Barack Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson incorporates US Senate campaign committee
• Appleton soldier, Sgt. Garrick L. Eppinger Jr., killed in Afghanistan
• Bales of paper start fire at Georgia-Pacifics Broadway mill
• Police arrest woman for allegedly creating disturbance
• Man allegedly struck another man with car during dispute
• President Barack Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild conditions to follow rain
• Temperature, Aquatic Center attendance took a dip this summer
• Pulaski Marines complete 100-mile march
• Plane that crashed at air race in Nevada had camera, investigators say
• Mishicot native named state Elementary Teacher of Year
• Manitowocs most wanted: William J. Barbier
• Modern Family, Mad Men win big at Emmy Awards
• Second Oconto County house fire in a day kills 1
• Photos, story: Manitowoc, Plymouth men reflect on 23,000-mile journey in World Race 2011
• Public funding for private schools in Wisconsin to increase $17M
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc police see spike in bicycle thefts
• Informational meeting set for proposed Manitowoc road project
• Ping-Pong balls made boys day at Two Rivers festival
• Manitowoc man reunited with daughter on TODAY show
• Park facelift
• Reno air show crash kills at least 3 more than 50 injured
• Justices kill plan to open deliberations
• Thompson faces conservative pushback in possible Senate bid
• Governor says he hasnt been told about probe
• Downtown business booster Jerry Dick dies at 78
• Bendix appointed to Circuit Court judgeship
• Manitowoc County Clerks office to participate in Passport Day today
• Bendix appointed to Manitowoc County judgeship
• Call for Georgia-Pacific boycott by State Sen. Lena Taylor draws ire
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker says he knows nothing of investigation involving Cynthia Archer
• Man injured in fall
• Pagami Creek fire in Minnesotas Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness stalls in cooler weather
• Wisconsin unemployment rate inches up in August to 7.9 percent
• NFL urges enhanced pat downs for fans before games to increase safety
• Marine Sgt. Dakota Meyer awarded Medal of Honor
• Century of flight
• Boehner urges debt panel to tackle tax code reform
• I did nothing inappropriate, Archer says
• Unions lead in lobbying in first half of 2011
• Re-bid is likely for city bus transfer station
• Police report
• Manitowoc man to reunite with daughter on Today show
• Manitowoc woman who crashed car into house cited
• White House targets waste in unemployment benefits
• Two Rivers School Board approves goals
• Lakeshore Update
• Bus transfer station likely to be re-bid
• Manitowoc woman who slammed car into house cited
• Elite firefighters join attack on wildfire in Minnesotas Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• Unions lead Wisconsin lobbying spending in 1st 6 months of 2011
• Chief Wawatam car ferry to be featured during special museum day
• Additional firefighters join attack on wildfire in Minnesotas Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• White House targets waste in unemployment benefits
• Green Bay Packers working on Lambeau Field sound system issues
• Hoarding situation hampers Menasha firefighting efforts
• Manitowoc authorities seek assault suspect
• Fire at Adell Co-op forces evacuation
• Manitowoc City Council discusses design of bus station
• Charge filed in tanning booth video case
• Sheboygan couple injured in Manitowoc County rollover
• Trap shoot to benefit D.A.R.E.
• ACT participation, composite score up in state
• Manitowoc County students score at or below state average on ACT
• Sheboygan couple injured in Manitowoc County rollover
• Sheriffs van involved in accident
• Manitowoc authorities seek assault suspect
• Massive fire at Adell Co-op forces evacuation of Sheboygan County village
• FBI agents at home of former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker aide Cynthia Archer
• DNR: Fire in Minnesotas in Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness causing air problems in Wis.
• LTC offers free green food seminars
• Adell residents returning to homes after series of explosions at co-op
• Police seek witness to Manitowoc accident
• U. S. Rep. Reid Ribble moves out of district
• Report details shooters girlfriends relationship with Fond du Lac police officer
• Tommy Thompson signals possible run for Kohls Senate seat
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild today, expect to smell smoke
• Manitowoc police reports
• Two Rivers man found guilty of heroin possession
• Officials OK plan to change health benefits
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers update
• Lester Public Library announces activities
• Legislature returns with little on agenda
• Smoke from Minnesota fire hanging around area
• Manitowocs tax rate lowest of 15 area school districts
• Valders man attacked by bull Monday is recovering
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Ethnic Festival set for Saturday
• U.S. Coast Guard conducting drills
• Leila Lopes of Angola is crowned Miss Universe
• Police arrest Manitowoc man for alleged fifth OWI
• Report: Homeless man arrested for bail jumping
• Minnesotas Boundary Waters fire triples in size precautionary evacuation ordered smoke smell reaches Manitowoc
• Alleged quarrel over amphetamines leads to arrest
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, cooler
• Police cleared in Fond du Lac gun battle
• After September 11 anniversary, Americans move on
• Wisconsin election board clarifies rules for student ID
• Manitowoc man arrested for alleged eighth OWI
• Victims in Two Creeks crash identified
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will spray in fight against invasive grass phragmites australis
• Two Rivers School District budget wont include tax levy increase
• Two Rivers school budget includes no tax levy increase
• Winning an Emmy quite a shock for Neustadter
• Sirens to be tested in counties
• Wisconsin state employee Azael Brodhead fined for honking at Gov. Scott Walker home
• Wisconsin faces voter ID lawsuit from League of Women Voters
• Fond du Lac police shooting to be discussed today
• Obama sending jobs bill to Congress today
• Lambeau Field upgrades meant to enhance Green Bay Packers fan experience
• Rural Manitowoc man mauled by bull
• Manitowoc observes 9/11 anniversary
• Second-graders write letters as part of 9/11 anniversary observance
• Manitowocs Garth Neustadter wins Emmy
• Emergency response tested in post-9/11 era
• Photo: Fun at the fountain
• Aurora Health Care donates to JFK Fieldhouse renovations
• No charges against 3 detained at Detroit airport
• Looking back and ahead, America remembers 9/11
• Lakeshore Update
• Thousands of jobs at risk from gridlock on transportation funding
• A changed America: Marking 10 years since 9/11
• Lakeshore update
• Nuclear security teams keep their defenses up
• Preparing for nuke plant emergency post-9/11
• Benjamin Wideman column: A new generation learns about 9/11
• Valders man dies in motorcycle accident
• Charges filed in Manitowoc arson case
• House GOP pledges speedy review of job proposals
• Report: Using DNA to find Asian carp is sound method
• Manitowoc Cranes laying off 300 workers
• Items needed for U.S. troop care packages
• Police brief
• Balsters illusionists to perform October 1 at Manitowoc Lutheran High School
• Lakeshore update
• Soldiers inspired by 9/11 to serve, protect country
• Cowboys Free eager to tackle upcoming season
• Two injured in multi-vehicle accident
• Report: Manitowoc police make cocaine arrest
• Free seminars focus on planning for future
• Charges filed in Manitowoc arson case
• Cooking up fun with The Cooking Mom
• Manitowoc-area weekend forecast: Sunny, warmer
• Obama pushes $450B plan
• Police: Manitowoc County DA involved in two-vehicle accident
• Speaking the language of 9/11
• Washington Junior High celebrates return of football
• Terror threat against U.S. raised
• Southwest suffers power outages
• State fires free-ID email source
• State bill would let crime victims sue officials
• Business leaders sound off
• Former Manitowoc fire chief recalls 9/11
• Court update
• Lakeshore update
• Governor orders state flags to be flown at half-staff Sunday
• Two people killed in Russian hockey team plane crash used to play for Milwaukee Admirals
• Wisconsin Department of Transportation tells workers not to offer free photo IDs
• Romney, Perry spar over jobs, Social Security at Republican presidential candidate debate
• Rodgers, Matthews to be featured on Wheaties boxes
• Guinness world record for longest can train set near Green Bay
• City administrator talks heat up again in Sheboygan
• Three Manitowoc parks vandalized, police say
• 2008 LHS volleyball team donates to JFK Fieldhouse
• Area schools to mark Sept. 11 anniversary
• 9/11 terrorism altered National Guard
• Green Bay gets its day in the sun
• Obama to reveal plan to boost jobs in U.S.
• Manitowoc man pleads guilty to sex charge
• Lakeshore update
• High school students recall Sept. 11, 2001
• Police briefs
• First Presbyterian to hold Rally Day, other activities
• Thennes resigns from Manitowoc City Council, replacement sought
• Three Manitowoc parks vandalized, police say
• Manitowoc man pleads guilty to sex charge
• Report: Police called for alcohol-fueled fight
• Two Rivers man arrested for allegedly obstructing officer
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild
• Planking suspect gets planked
• Governor says state can be job creation model
• Passengers may not see clock at new Manitowoc bus station
• Two Rivers rejects concealed carry in city buildings
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Bidding adieu to our friend, Pete LeClair
• Manitowoc man suffers head injury in fight
• Drivers in three-car accident in Manitowoc Rapids identified
• Lakeshore update
• Lester Public Library announces events
• Injured passengers in fatal accident identified
• Report: Planking suspect gets planked
• Council may debate bus transfer station design tonight
• Tornado touches down near NY capital
• Wisconsin study: big farms produce cleaner milk
• Power restored in Fox Cities
• Small plane crashes near Racine airport, kills 1
• Marinette Marine Corp. hires workers to build littoral combat ships for U.S. Navy
• Democratic U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin officially joins Wisconsin Senate race for Herb Kohls seat
• Congress returns to focus on jobs
• Caretaker used veterans cemetery in Madison as private dumping ground
• 2nd Green Bay Packers fence painted with new slogan
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild
• Wisconsin Update
• Two Rivers community members mourn loss of neighbor
• Nation/World Update
• Garth Neustadter heading to Emmy ceremony
• Green Bay Packers in top spots for jersey sales
• Lakeshore Update
• Obama pledges support for unions in Labor Day speech
• Two Rivers, Maribel men injured in accident
• Quakes pose greater risk to U.S. reactors
• MDA asks U.S. for $1 more in telethon without Lewis
• Pinera, students keep talking
• Authorities called to multivehicle crash in Manitowoc
• Lakeshore update
• Hepatitis C numbers on the rise in county
• Lawmakers return to Capitol Hill amid dismal jobs outlook
• Security officials work toward safer skies
• Mishicot man suffers seizure, dies in crash
• Hmong sports, performing arts festival has visitors playing dirty
• Wisconsin update
• GOP officials leery of participating in Labor Day events
• Lee downpours swamp Gulf Coast
• School districts reduce personnel
• Lakeshore update
• State spent millions to prevent terrorism attacks including ports, power plants
• Soaring above the rest
• Sputnikfest blasts off Sept. 10
• Homework help
• High winds cause power outages for 3,000
• Fox Valley sees damage from severe storm
• GOP lawmakers mull Labor Day participation
• Union rep blasts library director for boast
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• Sen. Ron Johnson blames Obama policies for sluggish U.S. economy
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• Wisconsin Badgers beat UNLV Rebels 51-17 in opener at Camp Randall
• Local NBC station Ch. 26 hopes to air Green Bay Packers pregame events on Sept. 8
• Wisconsin lawmaker wants to add texts to no-call list
• Demand wanes for New Orleans Saints-Green Bay Packers tickets
• Democrats expected to announce campaign intentions next week
• Two Rivers HarborCam shows live view of area
• Lakeshore-area schools help new students adjust
• 70-year-old Wisconsin man died from rabies
• Democrats want jobs speech to contrast with GOP
• Freshman Academy helps acclimate Two Rivers High School ninth-graders
• Manitowoc teen to fight citation for planking on a police car
• Lakeshore update
• Two Manitowoc library assistants rehired
• NBC, NFL discussing how to handle coverage of Sept. 8 President Barack Obama speech, Green Bay Packers NFL season opener
• Half of Americans drink daily soda, sweet beverages
• Freshmen moving into dorm at Silver Lake College today
• Wisconsin State Employees Union leader asks Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker for meeting
• Green Bay catching added TV air time as TODAY shows Matt Lauer, Al Roker prepare to visit titletown during Green Bay Packers season opener
• Cellcom plans more capacity for Green Bay Packers season opener against the New Orleans Saints Sept. 8
• Auditors blast website created to track Wisconsin government spending
• A sports fans delight: Milwaukee Brewers, Wisconsin Badgers, Green Bay Packers all worthy of our attention
• Manitowoc teen to fight citation for planking police car
• Manitowoc announces newly hired teachers
• Packing healthy school lunches
• Nation/World update
• Wisconsin update
• Rivers receding across Northeast
• Resolution still feasible for Sheboygan mayor
• ATT gears up for rare antitrust fight with DOJ
• New faces to greet students in state
• Manitowoc native joins Silver Circle
• Man arrested after alleged altercation
• Register of Deeds office warns against scams
• County tire collection set for Sept. 12-24
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin teacher retirements double to 5,000 in wake of new collective bargaining law
• Photos: Annual tomato fight in Valencia, Spain
• Wisconsin to host 2013 National Governors meeting
• State Senator Frank Lasee considers U.S. Senate run
• Protester sues Capitol worker
• Photos: Nancy Grace, Chaz Bono, Ron Artest enter Dancing With the Stars arena
• New flood dangers arise as East Coast reels from Irene New Jersey order evacuations
• Labor Day weekend could see fewer travelers, survey says
• National acts ready to rock Lambeau Field opener
• Calumet County judge postpones plea deal decision for former Appleton teacher Mary C. Berglund accused of child abuse
• Anne Frank photos come to Brown Co.
• Sheboygan mayor Ryan determined to keep post
• Three Denmark teens hospitalized after single-vehicle rollover in Cooperstown
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc Police Department reports
• Think immunizations at back-to-school time
• Lakeshore update
• Report: Police seek information on horse saddle theft
• Manitowoc teen arrested for disorderly conduct
• Wisconsin to host 2013 National Governors meeting in Milwaukee, Walker says
• Irene leaves Vermont homeowners, towns stranded
• Three Denmark teens hospitalized after vehicle rollover in Cooperstown
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to make announcement about National Governors Association
• Wednesday is next deadline for Wisconsin no-call list
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker promotes National Guard commander
• Nancy Grace, Chaz Bono, Ron Artest enter Dancing With the Stars arena
• Madison baboon finds new home in Texas
• Labor Day parade dispute rages as mayor says city wont pay for event costs if GOP isnt invited to attend
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for pleasant day
• Hurricane Irene leaves mark along East Coast
• Reliving 135 years of Manitowocs protective history
• Ex-congressman Mark Neumann to run for Herb Kohls Senate seat
• Two Rivers resident helps aid hurricane victims
• Parks Recreation Department moving to Manitowoc City Hall
• Manitowoc fire believed to be arson
• Manitowoc Police Department reports
• Two Rivers Police seek minivan allegedly involved in hit-and-run
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc Parks Rec office, personnel moving to City Hall
• Manitowoc police arrest woman for bail jumping
• Police offer tips to prevent bike, car thefts
• Manitowoc teen allegedly stole vehicle to visit sick relative
• Alleged argument about Gov. Walker leads to arrest
• Report: Manitowoc fire believed to be arson
• Two Rivers police seek minivan allegedly involved in hit-and-run
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild
• Demo Derby is all about the crash
• Manitowoc native takes over as a Navy commander
• Beyonce pregnancy announcement overshadows VMAs
• Gadhafi forces killed detainees, survivors say
• University of Wisconsin has yet to finish disciplining doctors
• Green Bay museum to host Anne Frank photo exhibit
• Child care in state costly, national study finds
• No injuries reported in Manitowoc house fire
• Lakeshore Update
• Some health plans exempt from new coverage limits
• No injuries reported in Manitowoc house fire
• Wisconsin update
• Lakeshore update
• Video: Food at the Manitowoc County Fair
• A decade after 9/11, state homeland security spending falls sharply
• East Coast, NYC brace for Hurricane Irene
• Manitowoc County Fair food: Something for everyone
• Photos: Saturdays carnival rides at the Manitowoc County Fair
• Mariners Trail photo contest continues through Sept. 20
• Lakeshore update
• 2M ordered to leave ahead of Irene
• Wisconsin update
• Justice says colleague came after him with fist
• Leibham chosen to lead Senate committee
• Manitowoc man gets prison for sex assault of teen girl
• State Red Cross chapters en route to help with Irene efforts
• Bishop Morneau to speak at Zimmer forum Sept. 13
• Manitowoc Cranes has protocols set up for winds
• Barn duty
• Photos: Valders vs. Sturgeon Bay football
• Manitowoc man gets prison for second-degree sexual assault of teen
• Sept. 11: Ten years later Search Homeland Security spending in Wisconsin from 2003-07
• Lobsterfest ticket deadline is Sept. 2
• Red Cross prepares for Hurricane Irene
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker touts Read to Lead Task Force during address at Lambeau Field
• Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial dedication postponed due to Hurricane Irene
• New lead fails to locate Laurie Depies remains
• Investigators: Pilot lost control in last months Lake Winnebago crash
• Gov. Scott Walker returns embattled former secretary of Veterans Affairs John Scocos to post
• Car bomb strikes UN building in Nigerias capital
• Brett Favre lookalike says stir in Green Bay not intentional
• Bishop Morneau to Speak At Bill Zimmer Forum on Tuesday September 13
• Supreme Court Justice David Prosser wont be charged in alleged choking
• Lambeau Field will add 6,600 seats
• Cleveland man with multiple weapons fined
• Rahr helped resurrect Manitowoc County Fair
• Police block protesters at Rep. Paul Ryans office
• Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Wisconsin Ford dealers sign deal
• N.C. counties tell thousands to leave as Hurricane Irene looms
• Mishicot residents approve increase in school tax levy
• Manitowoc woman arrested in alleged fight with live-in boyfriend
• Lakeshore update
• Judgment deferred in Manitowoc Lincoln High School camping incident
• Green Bay Packers plan $130M Lambeau Field expansion
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser wont be charged criminally over choking claim
• North Carolina counties tell thousands to leave as Irene looms
• Hurricane Irene batters smaller islands of Bahamas Navy orders Virginia ships moved
• Green Bay Packers plan $130M Lambeau Field expansion
• Steven Avery denied new trial in Teresa Halbach 2005 homicide
• Survey: President Barack Obamas health care overhaul may shift benefits for workers
• Five area companies receive training grants
• Fair baking competition no cakewalk
• Visitors tour heart of water plant
• Police update
• Manitowoc man found guilty of third OWI offense
• Lakeshore update
• Barn dance to celebrate states rural communities
• Libyan rebels hunt Gadhafi, try to secure Tripoli
• Irene gains strength, heads north
• Appeals court wont close locks over carp
• National Weather Service confirms 2 tornadoes in state
• Federal appeals court rules in favor of WIAA
• Unemployment rates for Manitowoc County dip
• Federal court upholds right of WIAA to charge fees for livestream games, sign exclusive deals
• Steven Averys appeal denied in 2005 homicide of Teresa Halbach
• SI cover jinx Brewers hope there isnt one
• Search on for hidden damage after East Coast earthquake
• Man pushes pregnant girlfriend after purse purchase, police say
• Manitowoc man allegedly threatened to shoot officer in the face
• Police dog helps sniff out pot
• Woman who fell from second-story porch was intoxicated, police say
• Report: Police draw gun on suspect
• Steven Averys appeal denied in 2005 homicide
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson refused to vote for debt bill because it was too limited
• Ryan wont run in next presidential race
• Photos: Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries
• Moammar Gadhafi regime left in shambles as rebels take over Tripoli
• Favre look-alike is Kirk Ermatinger of Ripon
• Evacuations begin on tiny North Carolina island ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Arboledass still humble after Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
• Conservative group prepares ad attack on Gov. Tommy Thompson
• MPU to hold open house of water plant today
• Video: Animals at the 2011 Manitowoc County Fair
• Back to School for Manitowoc - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 5.8 earthquake rattles East Coast
• School district levy higher than first thought
• Man gets 20 years in prison for samurai attack
• Lakeshore update
• Police arrest man who allegedly took video of woman undressing
• Tornado watch in effect for Manitowoc County
• Numerous injuries, none serious, in DC after quake
• Former Two Rivers man receives 20 years in prison for sword attack
• Wisconsin state employees, retirees to start paying more for benefits
• Wausaukee tornados speed left no time to sound warning siren
• Religious groups troubled by mandate eliminating copays from birth control
• Lakeshore Technical College plans to start culinary school in downtown Sheboygan
• Green Bay Packers documents spilled by recycling truck
• Green Bay NFL Kickoff Concert plans set, but headline act still secret
• $103 million to expand broadband Internet in rural US
• Emerald ash borer confirmed in La Crosse County
• Manitowoc County Fair gates open at 4 p.m. today
• Police arrest St. Nazianz man who allegedly took video of woman undressing
• MPU to hold open house Wednesday
• Dog sinks teeth into job with Manitowoc Police Department
• Cleveland man charged with OWI in high-speed chase
• Moammar Gadhafi son resurfaces, free and vowing to fight rebels
• List: Web older than incoming college freshmen
• Somber mood at Martin Luther King Jr. memorials opening in Washington, D.C.
• Two Rivers School District wont rely on tax levy increase
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc bow hunting meetings set for Wednesday
• Manitowoc Police Department report
• Lakeshore update
• Proposed Two Rivers school budget includes no tax levy increase
• Cleveland man charged with OWI in high-speed chase
• Manitowoc man who allegedly punched out window is arrested
• City of Manitowoc bow hunting meetings set for Wednesday
• Thefts involved children, one as young as 10, Manitowoc police say
• Manitowoc police report: Man who pins wife to the floor is arrested
• Manitowoc man allegedly steals copper wire from light posts
• Breakfast with the Bison set for Sept. 18
• Manitowoc-area forecast for today: sunny, mild
• Officials strive for safety at the Manitowoc County Fair
• Clarke middle-schoolers complete summer journal project
• Ribble cautiously optimistic about bipartisan collaboration
• WIC supporters want state to reconsider grant application
• Reedsville school tax rate could jump 17 percent
• LTC board approves culinary programs
• Lakeshore Update
• Coast Guard rescues swimmer
• Misconduct leads to UW-Fox Valley deans retirement
• Lakeshore update
• Dad, daughter reunite after nearly 45 years
• Point Beach State Forest looks toward the future
• Random Acts of Kindness: Couple reunited with dog
• Sontag savors birds-eye view of the lakeshore
• Photos: Manitowocs shoreline home to a variety of birds
• Manitowoc native has passion for painting
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend
• Mayor signs resolution to call back workers
• Public feels new Congress is as bad as the old one
• Cleveland man, 31, arrested for OWI after chase tops 90 mph
• Lakeshore update
• Alleged Kwik Trip robber pleads not guilty by reason of mental disease
• Mayor Nickels signs resolution to call back workers
• Cleveland man, 31, arrested for OWI after chase tops 90 mph court appearance postponed
• Cleveland man, 31, arrested for OWI after chase tops 90 mph
• Manitowoc woman hit by car dies of head injuries, coroner says
• Look Ahead Lakers First Annual Teacher School Supply Drive A Success!
• Afternoon showers may mar otherwise beautiful Friday in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc Police Department receives bicycle grant
• Project seeks to stimulate shipping
• Manitowoc Firefighters pass the boot for three-day MDA collection
• Wisconsin update
• State political heavyweights eye Senate run
• Police report
• Fish and Game plans annual fish boil
• CareVan completes merger
• Man arrested for alleged connection to bar fight
• Lakeshore update
• Wall Street takes another big hit
• State unemployment rate increases slightly in July
• Nation/World update
• Manitowoc police report: Driver runs into two parked vehicles after drinking
• Manitowoc police arrest man who allegedly threatened to slit estranged wifes throat
• Drug disposal program being held Sept. 1 in Kiel
• HFM CareVan merges with CR Mobility
• Manitowoc firefighters boot up for MDA today
• MPU to hold open house Wednesday
• Manitowoc-area weather: Sunny, warm
• Area man arrested for alleged connection in bar fight
• Gearing up
• Town hall talk turns heated
• Lakeshore update
• Police update
• Both parties claim victory in recalls
• Obama proposes new jobs, challenges GOP
• Advanced, struggling math students do online summer work
• Woman who died in crash identified autopsy today
• Police continue crackdown on impaired driving
• Report: Police dog helps catch suspect
• Manitowoc man arrested in alleged fight with girlfriend
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for chance of showers
• Manitowoc woman struck by car dies
• Caregiver honors husband with walk
• Manitowoc police update
• Spill contributed to motorcycle accident, Manitowoc police say
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• Two Rivers briefs
• Roger Rosenthal of Chilton guilty of killing woman, hiding body
• Manitowoc County Board cuts employee education benefits
• Woman injured in crash at 10th and Dewey
• Chilton man guilty of killing woman, burying body in Manitowoc County
• Man allegedly threatened to shoot people in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc Mayor Nickels affirms pension, insurance contributions
• Police identify car-bike accident in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc law officials arrest man for allegedly slapping around ex-wife
• Manitowoc police dog helps sniff out drugs
• Manitowoc police identify woman who slams into house
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, warm
• Spill contributed to motorcycle accident, Manitowoc police say
• Sheboygan eyes legal action against mayor
• Manitowoc mayor visits White House for Green Bay Packers ceremony
• Devils River trail likely to be completed in 2012
• Manitowoc Council OKs re-hiring 5 workers
• Council sets $200 fee for salvage permit
• Prosecutor accepts Supreme Court choking case
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man sentenced to jail for fourth OWI
• Correction
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• Manitowoc man sentenced to jail for fourth OWI
• Silver Lake College invites you to a FREE Resume workshop
• Silver Lake College Department of Music Invites Local Singers to Join Concert Choir
• Manitowoc mayor visits White House for Packers ceremony
• State schools looking into No Child Left Behind waivers
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, pleasant
• Recalls could give Senate moderates more power
• Prosser outraises Kloppenburg 2-to-1 for recount
• Indiana State Fair to honor collapse dead before resuming
• Raabe embraces new role at Reedsville
• Coast Guard pulls sailboat to safety
• Going global: Lincoln grad eager to experience Ecuador
• Lakeshore Update
• Lakeshore marinas navigate rough economy
• Manitowoc woman allegedly fleeing police injured in crash
• Manitowoc crime rate rises in 2010, report shows
• Report: Woman fleeing police injured in crash
• Orgon donor Cayembergs family honored
• World champion Green Bay Packers get D.C. moment
• Hamilton roots run deep for writer/producer
• After a wild week for stocks, what to do
• Bat aboard flight prompts rabies probe
• Lakeshore update
• Two transported to hospital after car-bicycle accident
• Firefighters at large blaze at Fox Valley Alfalfa Mill
• Jabs at GOP debate in Iowa arent all at Obama
• Green Bay Packers joined by Green Bay officials for White House visit
• Evidence of Asian carp found in St. Croix River
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Showers predicted today
• Grilling experts Mad Dog Merrill bring show to Manitowoc
• Local baseball: Bandits capture title
• Manitowoc man guilty of fourth OWI offense
• Police Briefs
• Dow continues roller coaster, climbs 423 points
• Sheboygan mayor threatens legal battle
• Gulls challenge officials, residents
• WEAC leads in lobbying spending
• Recall votes show states 50-50 split
• Wisconsin employers cash in on subsidies
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers OKs position, substitute pay increase
• Gull management meetings set for tonight, Friday morning
• Stocks rise after unemployment report
• Sheboygan council votes to recommend taking steps to remove Mayor Bob Ryan from office following drinking binge
• History Channels Modern Marvels will visit Fond du Lacs Miracle Mile
• Prime Minister David Cameron: No culture of fear on Britains streets following riots
• Update 9:42 a.m.: Michigan woman fails to swim across Lake Michigan
• Feds low rates are no fix for economy, retirees
• Authorities destroy acres of marijuana in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest in northern Wisconsin
• Two Rivers teen charged with two sexual assaults
• Former college swimmer dives into lake challenge
• Local baseball: Sheboygan As top Bandits, force Game 3
• Two Rivers plant to hire 60 new workers
• Lakeshore update
• Market continues downward
• Democrats go on with recalls, aim for Walker
• Proposed bus station clock tower stirs debate
• Manitowoc man guilty of fourth-offense OWI
• Wisconsin Democratic Party stands by plan to recall Governor Scott Walker in wake of Senate recall elections
• Cost of providing Wisconsin Capitol security during budget protests tops $8 million
• International forces kill Taliban insurgents who downed US helicopter
• Police seek vehicle in hit-and-run accident
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs bill for new redistricting maps
• Work on I-43 will require lane closures
• West Allis police: No hate crimes in fair arrests
• La Crosse County father is fined in babys suffocation
• Jeffrey Dahmer survivor Timothy Carr enters not guilty plea in drowning case
• Boy or girl A simple test raises ethical concerns
• IRS warns of tax scam targeting state residents
• Emergency personnel respond to one-vehicle rollover
• Passion for running: L.B. Clarke teacher competes several times each year
• Police briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Tobacco sales to minors decline in region
• Republicans maintain control of Wisconsin Senate
• Stocks rally despite dim economic outlook
• Polygamist leader gets life in prison
• Manitowoc School Board President Michael Herrity will serve on board committee
• Story, photos: London riot crisis prompts prime minister to recall Parliament
• US stocks rise after big fall Federal Reserve to meet today on interest-rate policy
• Man arrested for alleged fourth OWI
• Woman causes alleged drunken disturbance
• Police report: Man busts up apartment
• Manitowoc honored as bird-friendly city
• Wisconsin seeks relief from No Child Left Behind law
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs off on US highway 41 work
• Federal Reserve in spotlight today amid recession fears
• 5th death tied to July heat in Wisconsin
• Manitowoc to add cabin at Lincoln Park
• Dow Jones industrials plunges 634 points, its worst day since 2008
• Final push made in Wisconsin for todays six Senate recall elections
• Wisconsin superintendent Tony Evers praises federal law waivers
• Two Rivers Coast Guard rescues 3 Green Bay fishermen
• Lakeshore update
• Wall Street takes a dive on first day after downgrade
• Wisconsin targets human trafficking with task force
• Wisconsin boating deaths already match one-year record
• Wisconsin Senate recall elections smash spending records
• Manitowoc business creates models of construction equipment
• Bicyclists help bring in funds for Chilton nature center
• Analysts expect volatile markets this week, beyond
• State recalls center of fight over GOP agenda
• Lakeshore Update
• United Way hopes to raise critical funds with campaign
• Lakeshore Update
• State budget offers relief for fund-strapped parks
• Lakeshore Weekend offers a lot of fun
• Two Rivers gives back to community
• Manitowoc native competes for Armys top soldier title
• Three finalists named in Manitowoc County Circuit Court judicial search
• Lakeshore update
• Spending records set in five state recall electionsBy Scott Bauer
• Weak evidence leads jury to rule in favor of Blackwater
• Polygamist leader walks out of hearing
• 18 people injured in attacks policy put in place to curb unruly youths By Colin Fly
• Transgender inmates win appeal over treatment
• Senate Dems give way to GOP to end FAA shutdown
• Three named finalists in Manitowoc County judicial search
• Manitowoc man competes in wheelchair sports
• Kohls disappointed by July revenue
• 513-point Dow plunge is steepest since 08
• Wisconsin Capitol worker Ron Blair charged in balloon incident
• Former Green Bay Packers G Fuzzy Thurstons Super Bowl I ring sold for $50K
• Feds find no Asian carp in 4-day hunt near Chicago
• Allouez Catholic Cemetery walk features Green Bay Packers co-founder Curly Lambeau
• 90 Green Bay Packers fans to get custom jerseys at Family Night
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, hot
• Strong believer in tourism power
• Congress reaches aviation deal
• State reverses course on DMV centers
• Local airport operator upset with Congress
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• BloodCenter of Wisconsin calls for community to Power Up
• New tourism director looks to boost visitors
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin Democratic Party complains about recall ballot mailing
• Bucket helped Michigan woman flee bear attack
• Obama urges Congress to resolve FAA shutdown
• Bids reach $37K for former Green Bay Packers G Fuzzy Thurstons Super Bowl II ring
• Whimsical fish being built for Mariners Trail
• Reputation draws new principal to Lincoln High School
• Wisconsin soldier invents bomb foiling device
• Strike lays up 5 ships in Sturgeon Bay
• State schools rank in nations top 100
• The next deficit deal: Theres a rough road ahead
• Cargill recalls 36 million pounds of turkey
• Walker extends benefits for unemployed
• New grain company will hire a handful
• Police/Sheriffs Reports
• Lakeshore update
• Kiel man arrested after allegedly shattering windshield with hand
• Manitowoc teen arrested in alleged vandalism to skate park
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to sign bill extending jobless benefits
• Wisconsin makes up for raid on medical malpractice fund, repays $233 million
• Wisconsin Senate recall candidates raise $5.2 million
• Same-sex marriage advocates in Wisconsin keep hope
• Man who created gun scare was actually carrying sword bought at garage sale
• Illinois governor makes good on Packers-Bears bet
• Steven Averys attorney out of civil case involving death of Teresa Halbach
• Federal appeals court tosses Wisconsin limit on PAC donations
• Heavy rains flood roads in northwestern Wisconsin, northeastern Minn.
• False Wisconsin Senate recall information given by both sides
• Attendance up at Experimental Aircraft Associations AirVenture convention
• Ex-Green Bay Packers player Nick Barnetts former FiveSix Ultra Lounge building sold
• Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says debt deal means many groups will have to run leaner
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, hot
• Two Rivers update
• Truce starts to fade after debt deal Parties clash over next steps to take
• Port cities marshal support for S.S. Badger
• Manitowoc man found guilty of third OWI offense
• Lester Public Library announces upcoming events
• Man injured in rollover accident
• Cleveland teen gets 18 months prison for car thefts
• Manitowoc police reports
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man found guilty of third OWI
• Debt-limit bill passed, on its way to Obama
• Badger State Games in Wisconsin discontinuing following 26-year run
• Police report: Manitowoc father threatens to kill daughter
• Green Bay man allegedly waves knife at people
• Report: Woman punched in jaw over cell phone
• Police: Manitowoc man arrested on 7th OWI charge
• Teen gets 18 months prison for car thefts
• Ventilation fire reported at Manitowoc Cranes
• State Senate OKs unemployment extension again
• Police: Man threatened bomb over unemployment dispute
• Sturgeon Bay man arrested after 7-hour standoff
• Green Bay Packers Heritage Trail proposed for downtown Green Bay
• Manitowoc mayor asks for 10 in budget cuts
• Wisconsin recall candidates shell out cash in July
• Two Rivers council fills vacant seat
• Busch malt plant sold to grain storage company
• Lakeshore update
• Green Bay walking path would relay story of Packers
• State Senate OKs unemployment extension
• Mayor asks for 10 percent in budget cuts
• Two Rivers Council fills vacant seat
• Debt and spending deal picks up momentum in Senate
• Sex offender notification meeting Thursday
• Wisconsin State Senator Robert Cowles, a Republican, defends collective bargaining, budget votes
• Power still out for 9,000 in Wisconsin
• Pipe bomb found in Rock County lake after man swimming with children steps on it
• Photos: Storm downs trees in north central Wisconsin
• Overnight closures set for US 41 underpass at Green Bay
• Inmate found dead in Milwaukee County
• In Wisconsin recall races, union is dirty word
• Deep fried beer and bacon sundae Wisconsin State Fair starts this week
• 12,000 planes fly into 59th EAA AirVenture
• Carpenters Union approves Thermo Fisher Scientific deal
• Manitowoc forecast: Sunny Monday, slight chance of showers
• Fundraising to begin for Rubick plaza at Municipal field
• Obama, leaders in Congress announce last-minute agreement
• Building a boardwalk
• Lakeshore update
• Photos, story: Take a peek inside a Burger Boat superyacht
• Stab made at debt-limit deal to avert U.S. default
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc housing inspections reveal problems
• Annual Relay for Life of Manitowoc County raises $260,000 so far
• Medicare information sessions scheduled in Manitowoc County
• Rahr-West exhibit showcases local artists
• Cancer survivors Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back
• Dreamliner is a hit with EAA spectators
• Senate votes down House debt measure
• Net installed in rotunda of Capitol
• Feds to step up hunt for Asian carp
• National GOP joins the fight on states recall elections
• Lakeshore update
• Fond du Lac city engineer arrested, accused of child sex assault
• County program offered to help seniors avoid falls
• Meet Your Inspectors program set for Tuesday
• Past Childrens Hospital patients sought for Lakeshore Weekend tribute
• Sunny Friday forecast, warm Saturday
• Marina manager wants seagulls gone
• Former astronaut forced out of Navy
• Nation/World update
• Sheboygan mayor wont step down
• Judges deny state redistricting request
• Wisconsin update
• Police: Marijuana operation found in Kiel apartment
• Roundtable includes plea for S.S. Badger
• Manitowoc Police Reports
• 2 injured in head-on crash in Eaton
• Lakeshore update
• Police: Tattoos aid in arrest
• Military aircraft goes off runway at EAAs AirVenture in Oshkosh, no major damage or injuries reported
• Manitowoc man punched 30 times over $20, police report states
• Alleged victim offers hand up, gets kicked
• Two men arrested following fight over ones mother
• 2 injured in head-on crash in town of Eaton
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan confirmed to have been involved in Elkhart Lake bar scuffle, chief says
• Reedsville farm gives kids with challenges a chance to bond with horses
• Cancer survivors to take victory lap in Two Rivers
• National Transportation Safety Board to study experimental plane accidents
• June unemployment rate rises in city of Manitowoc, Manitowoc County
• Sheboygan aldermen call for mayors resignation
• State bankruptcy filings down
• Despite disputes, debt deal hopes rise
• Rural U.S. disappearing Population share hits low
• Wisconsin update
• Manitowoc to host National Night Out
• Summer Gallop will benefit Sunrise farm
• Lakeshore update
• Knuell Street to remain closed until Friday
• Manitowoc to host National Night Out
• Sinkhole shuts down portion of U.S. 41 near Brown Road
• Plea discussions under way for Nadia Zahirudin and Benjamin LaMarche in Kimberly baby abandonment case
• Public safety personnel respond to one-vehicle accident
• Plane search called off near Mount Calvary
• Green Bay Packers President, CEO Mark Murphys background with NFLPA aided labor talks
• Green Bay Packers Family Night tickets available
• Denmark man dead, Sheboygan man missing in boating incident
• Cougar killed after 1,600-mile journey
• Aviation innovator Rutan honored at AirVenture
• Manitowoc forecast: Rain to continue through the day and night
• Winning looks good on bottom line
• Obamas debt ceiling suggestion prompts flood of calls to Capitol
• Handbooks replace contracts for Manitowoc school employees
• New owner aims to restore lighthouses beauty
• Manitowoc woman convicted of fourth OWI
• Manitowoc woman found guilty of drug delivery charges
• Minority leader faults GOP budget priorities
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc woman convicted of fourth OWI in five years
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker asks Republican donors in email to back GOP Senate recall campaigns
• U.S. 41 lane closed north of Green Bay to fix sinkhole
• Stephen Staples of Illinois, Michelle Palermo of Kimberly killed in Lake Winnebago plane crash near Van Dyne
• Manitowoc woman found guilty of conspiracy to deliver drugs
• Manitowoc forecast: Sunny throughout the day
• Wisconsin governor signs 1 of 3 redistricting bills
• Police probe spat over balloon at Wisconsin Capitol
• President Barack Obama says debate circus about debt limit must end soon
• Kathleen Remter of Forest Junction, found dead in Fox River near Kaukauna, was killed by gunshot
• EAA AirVenture attendance in Oshkosh rises under blue skies
• UW-Manitowoc welcomes new dean
• NFL pact means football is back
• Fly-in tourists give boost to businesses
• 2 die when plane crashes into Lake Winnebago
• State Senate to approve unemployment extension
• Norway seeks to keep peace after unimaginable attacks
• Fatal boat crash investigation could take months
• Lakeshore update
• Knuell Street to close for water service repair
• NFL players approve new labor deal, ending 4-month lockout
• Two dead after plane crashes in Lake Winnebago
• Police lower Norway attacks death toll to 76
• Kohl representative to be in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc forecast: Next chance of rain is Wednesday
• State lawmakers to push Caylees Law
• Wisconsin owed $759M in delinquent taxes
• Photos: British singer Amy Winehouse dies at age 27
• Photos: Bombing, shooting shock Norway
• 3 groomsmen among 4 killed in Chippewa County boat crash
• DMV: Office closure decisions around state arent final
• Same-sex couples tie knot in a New York minute
• Unsightly welcome to Manitowoc Harbor
• No debt deal yet: GOP, Democrats ready rival plans
• AirVenture visitors reunite at five-day flight convention
• Costs for many prescription drugs to plummet due to new generics
• Lakeshore update
• Anticipation mounts for Oshkoshs AirVenture
• Aquatic Center staff faced two medical emergencies within weeks
• Lifeguards at Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center train for emergencies
• Creating a hometown legacy
• Lakeshore update
• Huge alewife die-off a sign of life for the lake
• Valders graduate ordained to priesthood
• Greaves receives 35 years in killing
• Norway ripped by bomb, youth camp shootings
• Teachers will not join Walker in education effort
• DMV says decisions on office closures, changes arent final
• Walkers report on jobs debated
• DOJ warns consumers about gun training
• HFM president to talk about health care future
• Lakeshore update: Run-walk will benefit families battling cancer
• Do you read the comics We want your opinion
• Do you read the comics We want your opinion
• Ashwaubenon man sentenced to 55 years for homicide
• Explosion in Oslo, Norway, kills at least 2
• NFL owners approve labor deal, no vote from players
• Pedestrian injured in U.S. 41 crash near Appleton
• NFL owners approve labor deal, no vote from players
• Manitowoc forecast: Showers, storms on the horizon for Manitowoc County
• Accident survivor doesnt know why boat capsized during storm, killing two
• More Asian carp DNA found
• Kennedy Space Center workers face layoffs after final landing
• End of an era: Last space shuttle comes home
• Obama, House Republicans in debt talk endgame
• State added 9,500 jobs in June, Walker says
• Heat makes upper Midwest nostalgic for winter temps
• Packers fans eager for NFL agreement
• Manitowoc Police reports
• Lakeshore update
• NFL owners ratify collective bargaining agreement
• Last space shuttle comes home, Atlantis ends 30-year era
• Man arrested for resisting a police officer in emergency room
• Missing bicycle leads to fight
• Woman pours water on boyfriend to get him out of bathroom
• Woman uses friends credit card to make 8 purchases
• U.S. Highway 41 crash damages Kaukauna overpass
• Live: Last space shuttle comes home, Atlantis ends 30-year era
• High winds cause power outages, downed trees in Stevens Point
• Green Bay Packers fans tired of lockout talks, ready for action
• Body of Illinois man found in Legend Lake in Menominee County
• Manitowoc forecast: Hot today, thunderstorms possible tonight
• Firefighters talk part of learning center summer activities
• Heat extra tough on outdoor workers
• Assembly passes plan redrawing political lines
• Congress proposes new dairy subsidy
• Former VA official faces discrimination suits
• Two Rivers to observe National Night Out
• Lakeshore update
• Cool Senior Center staying open longer today
• Manitowoc forecast: Heat, humidity to continue
• Photos: KISS rock n roll all night at Rock USA in Oshkosh
• Keep your cool during heat wave
• Overtime rules changed for Manitowoc County employees
• Sen. Dave Hansen holds onto state Senate seat
• GOP pushes huge deficit-cutting bill through House
• Wisconsin Senate passes redistricting bill
• Heat a concern for active, older adults
• New summer art displays at City Hall
• Rodney Tollefson pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
• Lakeshore update
• Reward offered for information regarding Manitowoc house fire, burglary
• Two Rivers briefs
• Tollefson pleads not guilty to five felony charges
• Wisconsin Legislatures budget panel approves train spending
• Wisconsin budget panel approves spending nearly $20 million for winter costs
• Vendor ban shuts down Appleton girls lemonade stand
• South Carolina couple see image of Jesus Christ on Walmart receipt
• Early Tuesday morning fire under investigation
• Two die after boat capsizes in Chicago-Mackinac race
• Trial in Oconto Falls dry firing death case starts today
• Staffing crunch easing at Wisconsin state parks
• Recall elections begin amid Wisconsin union law fallout
• Six recovering following home explosion in Green County
• Packers players told to come to Green Bay
• Man accused of abandoning baby pleads not guilty
• Illinois Governor Pat Quinn vows to fulfill Packers bet with Governor Scott Walker
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Hot, humid
• Gov. Scott Walker to sign repeal of early prison release
• Tollefson bound over for trial in sex assault charges
• Students from Two Rivers alternative school earn credits in summer
• Severe thunderstorms accompany sweltering temps in eastern Wisconsin
• School meal prices to increase in Two Rivers
• Streets Division workers callbacks await budget figures
• Lakeshore update
• Students compete for chance to attend Two Rivers alternative school
• Streets workers callbacks await budget figures
• School meal prices to increase in Two Rivers
• Manitowoc County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Last space shuttle crew bids historic goodbye
• Friends of the Branch River Watershed Picnic canceled
• Wisconsin DNR sets hearings on lake water diversion
• 11 injured in fireworks explosion in central Wisconsin
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Hot, humid conditions expected again today
• Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 sets record for opening weekend
• Summer program keeps Koenig Elementary students learning
• Wisconsin spending spotlight effort meets skepticism
• Lakeshore update
• Feds taste kitchen-table economics
• Lakeshore update
• Military note
• Manitowoc woman goes out of her way to return lost wallet
• Manitowocs Garth Neustadter gets Emmy nomination
• Two Rivers man guilty of fifth OWI
• Probation revoked for Two Rivers man in fifth OWI case
• Lakeshore muggles come out in full force for final Harry Potter movie
• Manitowoc man was drunk while driving stabbing victim to hospital
• Wisconsin update
• Website to detail Wisconsin government spending
• Rep. Paul Ryan raises $3.8 million, challenger Rob Zerban $225,000
• Wisconsin Senate panel passes redistricting plan
• Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center staff praised for helping man in cardiac arrest
• Lakeshore update
• State investigating Furniture Deals Steals, including Sheboygan store
• Man with medical condition becomes ill at pool
• Correction: Two Rivers Fish Derby and Festival
• Boat sinks at Two Rivers marina
• Zippin Pippin roller coaster in Green Bay gets its 200,000th rider
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules in school expulsion case
• U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, blasts President Barack Obama on Social Security checks comment
• Website will detail all state spending over $100
• SC Johnson to display Frank Lloyd Wright artifacts in Racine
• Gulls cause mess in Green Bay, Ashwaubenon, Lambeau Field
• Companies propose curbing junk food ads for kids
• New city program targets neighborhood blight
• Mourners say goodbye to former first lady Ford
• 25 of residents are happy with Congress, down from Junes 29
• UW Regents approve plan to raise tuition by 5.5
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Partly sunny, mild
• Two Rivers summer school offers wide range of courses
• Nation/world update
• Wisconsin update
• Obey, Democrats criticize GOP redistricting plan
• State Dems want GOP to pay for 6 primaries
• Walker signs veterans secretary appointment bill
• Lakeshore update
• Kids learn lessons at Two Rivers summer school
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to sign veterans secretary appointment bill
• Former Congressman Dave Obey, Democrats blast GOP redistricting plan
• MillerCoors becomes casualty of Minnesota state government shutdown
• Metrodome roof rises again in Minneapolis
• Harrison Ford, George Lucas to appear at EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh
• Former First Lady Betty Ford remembered at bipartisan memorial
• Story, photos: Prince named All-Star MVP
• Give President Barack Obama new debt limit power, GOP leader says
• Collins Marsh to draw down water this summer
• Fake Democrats lose in primary recalls
• Manitowoc School Board OKs pay raises for nonunion staff, subs
• Fishy things happening in Two Rivers this weekend
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers update
• Manitowoc board approves pay increases for non-union staff, substitute teachers
• Budget update: Obama, Republicans trapped by inflexible rhetoric
• Astronauts make last spacewalk of NASA shuttle era
• Newton fire started in electrical box
• Top photos of the day for July 12
• Governor Walker asked to reject new maps
• UW System tuition hikes are proposed
• Three Democrat senators each have at least $140K in bank
• County plan for overtime endorsed with changes
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc man pinned at construction site dies, identified
• Photos: West of the Lake Gardens in Manitowoc
• Newton Fire Department responds to report of smoke
• Wisconsin Legislature plans to pass unemployment extension
• Whoa, baby Texas mom delivers 16-pound newborn
• Museum has bike from Captain America movie
• Syrian protesters attack U.S. Embassy in Damascus
• Top photos of the day for July 11
• Wisconsin recall election voters must sign poll lists to get ballots
• Photo galleries: William and Kate visit Canada
• Green Bay Bishop David Ricken leads Mass as Lifest ends in Oshkosh
• Man who died pinned between vehicles identified
• Lakeshore update
• Obama, lawmakers still divided over debt deal
• State recall primaries to include fake Dems
• Seven apply to fill Deets judicial chair
• Video: Seagulls at vacant Manitowoc mall cause controversy
• Lakeshore update
• Lakeshore residents hunt for Krazy deals, fun activities
• Garden Walk 2011: The late Nancy Berge had a passion for plants
• A Sea of Gulls: Situation compared to Hitchcock film The Birds
• Texas Rangers fan dies after 20-foot fall
• Manitowoc County Sherriffs Department identifies victims in fatal head-on accident
• Identifying hazardous sites in Manitowoc a first step
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies
• Lakeshore update
• Law could allow Web training for weapons
• Wisconsin update
• Wisconsin Senate recall elections can proceed, judge rules
• Shuttle lifts off from U.S. for last time
• Michigan gunman targeted exes
• Wisconsin concealed-carry law may prompt new ordinances
• Portion of Grand Ave. to close for construction
• NASAs last space shuttle, Atlantis, blasts into orbit, history
• Top photos of the day for July 8
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, state tackle Internet crimes against children, plan to hire more investigators
• Weather permitting, Atlantis ready for final shuttle mission
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Carolyn Martin planned to stay longer, she says
• Photo galleries: William and Kate visit Canada
• Mayor has license suspended for OWI
• Frontier Airlines will end service at Outagamie County Regional Airport
• 395th deployed for one-year tour of Afghanistan
• David VanderLeest, GOP candidate facing Sen. Dave Hansen in recall election, dismisses legal problems
• French Creek Days begins final run today
• Victims in head-on accident in town of Franklin identified
• Man, 48, charged with sexual assault of child
• Lakeshore update
• Texas executes Mexican after court stay rejected
• Gunman kills 7, himself, takes hostages
• Rail CEO gets probation in election case
• Ind. governor candidate: Blocking carp risks jobs
• Wisconsin update
• Talks: Inflation change could cut Social Security
• Anthony to go free July 17
• Obesity rates still rising in U.S.
• Second federal lawsuit filed over union law
• Casey Anthony gets 4 years for lying shell be freed next Wednesday
• Second federal lawsuit filed over Wisconsins collective bargaining law
• Portion of South 15th Street closed
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early August
• One dead in two-vehicle accident in town of Franklin
• Top photos of the day for July 7
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Partly sunny, warm today
• Ted Nickel, other donors to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker accused of breaking law
• Republican spoiler candidates raise little campaign cash for recalls
• Photos: Wedding of Prince Albert and Princess Charlene in Monaco
• Photos: Scenes from Milwaukees Summerfest
• Photos: Oshkoshs Lifest kicks off
• Homicide suspect says he wanted to kill President Barack Obama
• Grant County teen electrocuted while gathering earthworms
• FBI: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Ex-astronauts ask: Whats next for NASA
• Danny Gokey coming to Manitowoc
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty in trial
• Police reports
• 3 area schools will get fresh snacks
• Nickels isnt ready to recall workers
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers museum, Target Corp. team up for national clothing line
• Manitowoc man arrested in fight
• Wisconsin GOP state Sen. Robert Cowles of Green Bay trails in recall election funds
• Two boys found dead in parked car in Madison
• Howard mother, daughter suspected in burglaries near Green Bay appear in Brown County court
• Milk production continues to lag in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Green Bay Packers Brandon Underwood faces charge
• 10 Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker donors accused of breaking campaign finance law
• Massive dust storm sweeps through Phoenix, Arizona desert
• Photo galleries: William and Kate visit Canada
• Casey Anthony trial: Jury clears mom of murder charges in Caylee Anthonys death
• Wisconsin Republicans raise more money in 4 recall races
• Wisconsin GOP state Sen. Frank Lasee of Ledgeview considers running for Herb Kohl Senate seat
• Wisconsin energy, trucking bills signed in Green Bay area by Gov. Scott Walker
• Photos: Fourth of July fireworks across Wisconsin
• Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help near Green Bay sees attendance soar
• Obama warns against short-term deal on debt limit
• Marinette Mayor Robert Harbick wont resign after drunk-driving arrest
• Democratic U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin of Madison says shes likely to run for U.S. Senate
• Silver Lake College Offers Tours During Private College Week – July 11 to 16, 2011
• $266M in potential annual savings found for state
• Two Rivers briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Lester Public Library announces upcoming events
• Some laid-off city workers to be rehired this month
• Two Rivers council looks to fill vacant position
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Alewife die-offs complicate Neshotah Beach maintenance
• Laid off Streets workers may get jobs back
• Top photos of the day for July 5
• Manitowoc motorcyclist injured in accident
• Powerball cost rises to $2 per play in 2012
• Photos: Wedding of Prince Albert and Princess Charlene in Monaco
• Photo galleries: William and Kate visit Canada
• Packers Super Bowl championship jewelry is on sale
• Man dies after falling down elevator shaft
• Jury ends first day without verdict on Casey Anthony
• Man charged in traffic death of North Fond du Lac teacher
• Collectors scramble for shuttle items
• CIA analyst played key role in hunt for Osama bin Laden
• Business World gives students taste of industry
• Stars, stripes stud picnic in Washington Park
• Small plane crashes near Waupaca
• Mosquitoes, ticks out in full force for summer
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin update
• Hacking on Fox News Twitter reports President Obamas death
• Four hurt as two boats collide on Wolf River south of Fremont
• Antique car show set for July 16
• Floridas Space Coast feels pain of shuttles end
• Search under way for Laurie Depies remains
• Questions linger ahead of concealed-carry law
• Lakeshore Update
• Strzyzewski cant return to Iraq, wants to become police officer
• New careers possible with GI Bill benefits
• Last known Vietnam-era draftee is retiring
• Plymouth woman injured in freak accident
• Report crops to FSA before July 15 deadline
• Lakeshore update
• Seriously injured Kiel teen IDd
• 1 killed as storm surprises campers in Grantsburg
• Nuclear plant evacuation plans worry some
• Flag is a post-9/11 security blanket for a wounded nation
• Car owner, 90, hosts party for Model T turning 100 this month
• Manitowoc Public Utilities impacted by loss of key customer
• Nation/world update
• Kiel teen seriously injured in crash
• Wind farm developers face uncertainty in state
• Wisconsin update
• Falling tree kills Wisconsin man in severe storm
• 96 percent of Wisconsin schools to get less state aid
• Mishicot School Board approves 2 percent employee pay increase
• Commercial trap fishing nets set in limited areas of Lake Michigan
• Valders schools support staff to see pay increase
• Lakeshore update
• Kiel man, 17, seriously injured in crash
• Photos, story: Strawberries are ripe for the picking
• Mishicot school board approves 2 percent employee raises
• Drug disposal program set for Thursday
• MPU: Power outage Thursday affected 48 Manitowoc customers
• Valders Board of Education approves one-year contracts
• Manitowoc area under heat advisory
• Woodland Dunes Little Wings broadens horizons
• Former superintendent sentenced to five years prison in sex case
• Woman faces charges in chase
• Nation/world update
• Analysis: State budget changes many aspects of life in Wisconsin
• District looks at 5.81 levy increase
• Lakeshore briefs
• Woman faces charges in chase
• Former superintendent sentenced to 5 years prison in sex case
• Gibson crash victims identified
• Fire department offers ground rules for fireworks
• Top photos of the day for June 30
• Two Rivers police announce fireworks detour route
• Chippewa Falls man sues ex-wife over polka tune
• Nygren lawsuit could upend Wisconsin recall election prep
• Green Bay Packers fans can get their own Super Bowl rings
• Firefighters free mans hand from car gas tank
• Charges filed against Fond du Lac mother who left children in stroller by road while she was intoxicated
• Confrontational Obama rebukes GOP on debt talks
• Body of man recovered from water is from Oshkosh, had been missing since April
• Bail bondsmen legislation likely to be revived in wake of Walker veto
• Lake development case may go to trial
• Manitowoc teen remembered as terrific kid
• Personnel committee still undecided on overtime policy
• Most main state highways open for Fourth of July
• Lakeshore briefs
• Newton man volunteers in North Dakota after flood
• Bedroom fire on South 22nd Street injures one
• Manitowoc bedroom fire injures one, cause under investigation
• Fond du Lac firefighters free mans hand from car gas tank while trying to retrieve a Snickers candy bar
• Manitowoc girl who died in watercraft accident remembered as terrific kid
• Top photos of the day for June 29
• Plymouth Foam goes Hollywood
• Manitowoc girl, 13, killed in collision with pontoon boat in northern Wisconsin
• Mans body found Tuesday in Fox River in Oshkosh
• Green Bay man hurt in fall from bridge
• Dane County Sheriff David Mahoney distances himself from Wisconsin Supreme Court investigation
• Alleged Kwik Trip robber pleads not guilty
• All about Annie
• Union law takes effect after months of Capitol protests
• Board approves pay raises for administrators
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Car show, rally made for a great weekend
• County officials say its better to be elected
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers man sentenced to 30 days in jail
• Summer Heat campaign increases police patrol
• In brief
• Alleged Kwik Trip robber pleads not guilty
• Two Rivers man found guilty of third-offense operating a vehicle with restricted substance
• Paul Stevens of Green Bay is OK after 25-foot fall from Fond du Lac bridge
• Naked Wausau man arrested after defecating in womans garage
• Top photos of the day for June 28
• Wisconsin Supreme Court justices alleged choking incident probed by Dane County sheriff
• Wisconsin flags at half-staff Friday to honor Army Spc. Tyler Kreinz of Beloit, killed in Afghanistan
• Wisconsin Capitol again fully open to public
• Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help near Green Bay to be featured on ABCs Nightline
• Gov. Scott Walker: Court needs to resolve infighting
• 228 schools in state fail to meet adequate yearly progress objectives
• Jury convicts ex-Illinois Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Manitowoc schools aiming for adequate yearly progress
• Court ruling means business as usual for gamers
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc girl treated at aquatic center dies
• Cleveland road project put on hold
• Wisconsin Capitol finally fully open to the public
• Wisconsin Supreme Court sparring must end, Gov. Scott Walker says
• Wisconsin Sen. Dave Hansen recall foes nomination papers to be reviewed today
• Florida wrestling belt maker gets sales boost from Green Bay Packers Super Bowl success, quarterback Aaron Rodgers
• Michele Bachmann makes bid for White House official
• Top photos of the day for June 27
• Consumers paying more for milk, cheese, butter
• Girl treated at Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center dies
• Wisconsin update
• Wilson Junior High School principal to retire after 38 years in district
• Walker signs state budget amid protests
• Justice says court fight led to choking
• Children to paint Manitowoc Public Library windows to celebrate July 4
• Evacuation plans remain outdated as dangers increase
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin update
• Lakeshore update
• No midsummer brush pickup in Manitowoc
• Schooner to sail coast June 25-July 8
• Photos, video, story: H.O.G. Rally offers own brand of rolling thunder
• Freshmen lawmakers use various means to engage constituents
• Photos: Cool City Classic Car Show
• Video: The State H.O.G. Rally parade Saturday from Manitowoc to Two Rivers
• Video: 2011 State H.O.G. Rally parade
• Gov. Scott Walker to veto parts of budget
• Lakeshore update
• Photos, story: Harley enthusiasts flock to H.O.G. Rally in Two Rivers
• Voted Best of Manitowoc County online voting begins Monday
• Voted Best of Manitowoc County online voting begins Monday
• Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of Private Larson
• Gay minister Amy DeLong gets 20-day suspension, writing assignment as United Methodist Church trial ends
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to sign state budget in Green Bay area on Sunday
• New photo galleries: Country USA
• Man killed trying to cross U.S. 41 in front of Country USA grounds in Oshkosh
• Fans welcome big rigs to town
• Manitowoc-area weekend forecast: Mild temps, no rain
• Rep. Duffy faces questions over personal finance report
• State panel moves to allow unemployment extension
• U.S., others plan biggest release of reserve oil
• Manitowoc mayor, council president visit plastics manufacturer
• Two Rivers increases penalty for unruly lawns
• Fundraiser to benefit suicide prevention
• Lakeshore Update
• Two Rivers ice cream event moves indoors
• Races at Manitowoc Expo tonight canceled
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to sign budget bill into law on Sunday in Ashwaubenon near Green Bay
• Church counsel: Gay minister Amy DeLong should be suspended
• Top photos of the day for June 23
• President Barack Obamas plan to withdraw troops from Afghanistan criticized by Democrats and Republicans
• No decision yet on allowing guns in State Capitol
• Fatality reported in 2-vehicle crash in Outagamie County
• Kids climb all aboard as Thomas rolls in at National Railroad Museum
• Clergy to decide punishment for gay minister Amy DeLong found guilty of performing same-sex wedding
• Police receive grant to help patrol H.O.G. Rally
• Manitowoc man guilty of sixth OWI
• NASCAR, fans descend on Road America
• ARTsplash draws attention to downtown vacancies
• Dane County judge: Recall decision will come soon
• Manitowoc Countys elected officials to speak at meeting
• Thunderstorm floods streets, knocks out power for 300
• Lakeshore update
• Hot Wheels: Seilers to showcase 1930s vehicles at Cool City Classic Car Show
• Top photos of the day for June 22
• Rev. Amy DeLong takes stand at Peace United Methodist Church in Kaukauna
• Henry Rahr of Green Bay arrested in Wisconsin Capitol incident
• Manitowoc man guilty of sixth OWI
• Storm causes power outages, street flooding
• Wisconsin delegation split on Afghanistan withdrawal plans
• Sheboygan County gears up for NASCAR
• Reactions to safety wristband mixed during opening day of Country USA
• Hungry race NASCAR fans are profitable for nonprofits
• Gay minister Amy DeLong pleads not guilty in United Methodist Church trial
• 6 Wisconsin Republicans file for recall elections vs. 3 Democratic state senators
• Two Rivers hopes bikers go H.O.G. wild
• County Board approves policy changes
• State Assembly passes concealed carry bill
• FDA using new warning labels to discourage smoking
• Manitowoc man arrested for threats with firearm
• Police arrest suspects in Tonys Pizza burglary
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers briefs
• Police arrest suspects in Tonys Pizza burglary
• Police: Manitowoc man intimidates potential witness
• Manitowoc man arrested for threats with firearms
• Kaukauna trial of Peace United Methodist Church Rev. Amy DeLong mirrors national debate on gay clergy, marriage
• Bipartisan group of Wisconsin lawmakers urges veto on portions of budget that would hurt microbreweries
• Top photos of the day for June 21
• Manitowoc Marine Band presents Calendar concert
• Safety a priority at Country USA
• Nation Update
• Wisconsin Update
• Lakeshore Update
• Fathers Day Weekend fight in Two Rivers draws crowd
• High court blocks states climate change lawsuit
• GOP senators lawyer: Unify recall suits
• Mayor vows drastically different 2012 budget
• Walker touts job growth to D.C. panel
• MLB rejects proposed Dodgers TV deal
• Trial begins for man in Pittsburgh officer deaths
• Woman reportedly struck by vehicle in Manitowoc
• Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson: Day of fiscal reckoning is closer than we think
• Study shows 1 in 13 US children have food allergy
• Photos: Daytime Emmy Awards in Las Vegas
• Milk tanker rollover halts traffic on U.S. 41 for two hours
• From crazy ex-girlfriend to new wife, Miranda Lambert has evolved in country music
• Dozens participate in naked bike ride in Madison, 1 person cited
• 2 workers, 2 patrons shot to death at NY pharmacy
• 16-year-old cancer survivor dies after swimming practice
• Man injured in forklift accident at Manitowoc Tool Machining
• Student actors Dare to Dream
• Dare to Dream Theatre program to present High School Musical 2
• Balanced state budget comes at political cost
• Companies take green to new heights
• Wisconsins school nutritionists to discuss guidelines, child obesity
• Return to the U encourages getting degree
• Lakeshore update
• New jobs in Lakeshore area envisioned
• Lakeshore Update
• Women help build at Habitat for Humanity home
• Father, son enjoy time spent together
• Superintendent in Reedsville retiring
• Leibham, Lasee vote for budget
• Obama administration to end health care waivers
• NATO will not win, Gadhafi says
• U.N. backs gay rights for first time ever
• Giffords plans to visit Tucson this weekend
• Walker opponents look to recalls
• Manitowoc woman pleads guilty to Medicaid assistance fraud
• Former Manitowoc administrator to fill Sheboygan post
• Great Lakes schooner to sail coast June 25-July 8
• Lakeshore update
• Wind-driven wildfires prompt more evacuations
• Wisconsin update
• Placeholders pulled from race
• Manitowoc woman pleads guilty to Medicaid assistance fraud
• Storm sewer installation forces portion of Philippen Street to be closed
• Top photos of the day for June 17
• Sens. Leibham, Lasee vote for budget
• Former Manitowoc administrator to fill post in Sheboygan
• Wisconsin state budget to be signed quickly by Gov. Scott Walker
• Wisconsin school choice foes worry that Gov. Scott Walker will expand program via veto
• Returning Native Americans remains to tribes may take decades
• Miss Wisconsin 2011 pageant talent, swimwear winners announced
• Giffords must adjust to home after months of care
• Green Bay Packers players receive Super Bowl rings
• Boeings Dreamliner will visit for EAA
• Army Pvt. Ryan J. Larson of Friendship killed in Afghanistan
• Appleton man who passed out at Taco Bell charged with felony drunk driving
• Discover Wisconsin gets new host
• Manitowoc County forecast: Partly sunny today, possibly rainy weekend
• Record number of women serving on Two Rivers City Council
• Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson defends conservative credentials
• Defiant no longer, Rep. Anthony Weiner resigns
• Protesters lock selves to railing in Capitol
• Humane Society awards Petri pet Elder Statesdog
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin briefs
• Reps. Bob Ziegelbauer, Andre Jacque vote for budget
• No mid-summer brush pickup in Manitowoc
• Wisconsin Senate postpones budget debate
• Former GOP Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson shrugs off conservatives criticism
• Broadway cast of Lombardi making trip to Appletons Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, Green Bays Lambeau Field Atrium
• No mid-summer brush pickup in Manitowoc
• Maritime Metro promoting Use Transit week
• Silver Lake College Announces 2011 Graduates
• Silver Lake College Announces Spring Term Dean’s List
• Top photos of the day for June 16
• Wisconsin Democrats insist senate recall petition fraud deserves more scrutiny
• Sen. Ron Johnson of Oshkosh cleans up stock holdings
• Fred Clark, a Wisconsin Democratic lawmaker from Baraboo, apologizes, says comment inappropriate
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signs bill reworking states finances
• AP Sources: Rep. Anthony Weiner telling associates hell resign
• Kohl representative to be in Kiel
• Manitowoc County forecast: Cloudy with a chance of rain today
• Wisconsin Assembly to vote on concealed carry Tuesday
• Wisconsin Assembly approves state budget
• Miss Wisconsin 2011 Scholarship Pageant gets off to glamorous start
• Kiel man hurt in Fond du Lac County motorcycle crash
• Al-Zawahri succeeds bin Laden as al-Qaida leader
• Y membership director retires after 40 years
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin worker rights groups file suit to block budget bill
• Couples home was infested with snakes
• Off-reservation casino regulations dissolved
• State legislator Jacque praises budget
• Valders School Board approves calendar revisions
• Riverview Drive now open
• Street will be closed for 2 days
• Wisconsin collective bargaining law takes effect June 29
• Wisconsin lawmakers prepare for fierce budget debate
• Wisconsin lawmakers prepare for fierce budget debate
• State Supreme Court lets collective bargaining law stand
• Arrest made in Manitowoc Kwik Trip robberies
• Retiring principal Keith Shaw remembered as professional, fun
• Manitowoc Public School District meal, milk prices to see 5-cent increase
• Wisconsin Senate votes to legalize concealed carry
• 16 file for upcoming Wisconsin Senate recall elections
• Two Rivers Parks and Recreation Department lists upcoming events
• Lakeshore update
• Lawmakers prepare for fierce debate
• Manitowoc man, 19, charged today in Kwik Trip robberies
• Arrest made in Kwik Trip robberies
• Top photos of the day for June 14
• Wisconsins budget debate to begin under heightened security at state Capitol
• Photos: 2011 Bellin Run
• Army dumps beret as official combat uniform headgear
• Mostly sunny, pleasant weather forecast for today
• Ziegelbauer in favor of proposed budget
• Fight against Arizona fire moves to New Mexico border
• Getting a new taste for life
• Wisconsin update
• German shortcomings in focus as outbreak wanes
• Lakeshore update
• Mudslinging begins at Republican debate
• Latest budget proposal will exempt state transit workers
• Madison braces for protests as state budget debate begins Tuesday
• Senate majority leader wont say if GOP has votes to pass state budget
• Fire alarm activated 4 times at Hamilton Care Center
• Manitowoc County forecast: Cool, sunny weather today
• Photos: 2011 Contestants for Miss Wisconsin
• Outgoing lawmakers gave large bonuses
• Former U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold visits protesters
• 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers coming out
• 2nd-ranking House Dem urges Weiner to quit
• Book of Mormon wins best musical at Tony Awards
• State gets conservative stamp from Walker, GOP
• Craft brewers fight possible brewing changes
• Palin emails test new media
• First photos reflect Giffords recovery
• Breakfast on the Farm draws thousands
• Varicose vein screening offered
• 20 state banks lag in repaying borrowed funds
• Manitowoc art studio plans mixed media retreat
• Lakeshore Update
• Real estate taxes due July 31
• Protesters march against Walker
• State leads U.S. with 90.7 graduation rate
• Parade of Homes: Kevin and Carrie Sines eager to open their doors for annual event
• Manitowoc siblings sentenced on drug charges
• Manitowoc Kwik Trip robbed for second time this week
• Wellner to be honored today for standing up for ex-inmates
• Gates questions future of NATO alliance
• Teen leads Berlin cops on chase
• Recall elections OKd for three Wisconsin Democrats
• UW may still give illegal immigrants lower tuition
• Tommy Thompson delays Senate race announcement
• Manitowoc Senior Center to hold variety show Sunday
• Manitowoc motorcyclist injured in accident
• Lakeshore update
• Pozorski siblings sentenced in drug charges
• Delahunt, Haasch apply for Manitowoc County judgeship
• Manitowoc Kwik Trip robbed for second time this week
• Top photos of the day for June 10
• Lincoln High School graduation moved indoors
• Motorcyclist injured in Manitowoc Rapids accident
• Tornado touchdown confirmed near Verona, McFarland
• Teachers union doesnt plan protests over budget yet
• Police identify man shot by Marinette Co. Sherriffs deputy as Ralph J. Slattery, 82
• Jury convicts Sheboygan man Andrew Goldston of killing infant son
• Sex offender befriended teen girls on Facebook, police say
• Rachel Loritz keeps it all in the family
• Concealed carry bill revised by state panel
• Court appearances made in abandoned baby case
• Experts weigh options for raising water levels
• GOP lawmaker backs his emailed claims
• Car ferry exploring natural gas as fuel
• Childrens summer food program begins Monday
• Cause of Newton barn fire under investigation
• Lakeshore update
• In battle against ash borer, wasps may be saviors
• Sex offender befriended teen girls on Facebook, police say
• Badger car ferry exploring natural gas for fuel
• Cause of Newton barn fire under investigation
• Top photos of the day for June 9
• Otto Junkermann of Allouez running as spoiler in Sen. Rob Cowles recall race
• Nikko Krohn, inmate at Green Bay Correctional Institution, accused of threat to President Barack Obama
• Marinette County Sheriffs deputy kills 83-year-old wielding a shotgun
• Police seek robbery suspect
• New issue of Lakeshore YOU Magazine out Friday
• Strong wind gust tips over two semis on I-43
• Prep baseball: Two Rivers High School pitcher working toward dominance
• Barn fire reported on Clover Road
• Later presidential primary date OKd
• Woman: Kratz shouldnt get civil immunity
• Recall votes certified for 3 Democratic state senators
• Nation continues to bake, break records
• Dont expect relief from high gas prices
• Plea deal reached in Sheboygan tongue-biting case
• Sheboygan quarry will not be open this summer
• Importance of Manitowoc County farms detailed
• Lakeshore update
• Severe thunderstorm warning extended for Manitowoc
• Motorcycle accident reported on County JJ
• Strong wind gust tips over two semis on I-43
• Wisconsin Sen. Dave Hansen of Green Bay recall petition ruling pondered
• Karen Lueders, Sheboygan woman who bit off part of husbands tongue, wont be jailed
• Former GOP lawmaker Otto Junkermann to run as Democrat against Nancy Nusbaum in Rob Cowles recall primary
• Manitowoc Kwik Trip robbed today, police seek suspect
• Shopko to open Hometown Stores in Brillion, Kiel
• Frontier Airlines resumes Green Bay-Denver flights
• Top photos of the day for June 8
• President Barack Obama expresses concern about slowing economy
• Prep golf: Roncalli finishes 8th after tough Day 2
• Manitowoc man charged with felony child abuse
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Paying the price for police, fire pensions
• Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra tickets on sale
• Sen. Joe Leibham says GOP colleagues stood firm
• Manitowoc-Two Rivers Y seeks support for Strong Kids
• Two Rivers briefs
• Two Rivers Parks and Recreation Department lists upcoming events
• Lakeshore update
• Lester Public Library June events
• Pilot ejects as fighter jet crashes
• Government Accountability Board prepares advice on state senator recalls
• Complaints filed against Wisconsin recall Senators Dave Hansen, Randy Hopper, Dan Kapanke
• Top photos of the day for June 7
• WIAA golf: Roncalli in 7th at state boys golf tournament
• Wisconsin update
• Committee postpones overtime decision
• Gorilla coming to Manitowoc zoo
• Nation/world update
• Wisconsin GOP wants fake Democrats in recall elections
• Barack Obama administration rejects Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers request for high-speed rail Amtrak funding
• Republicans look for action against blocked collective bargaining law
• Manitowoc woman gets prison sentence for heroin possession
• Gorilla coming to Manitowoc zoo
• Personnel committee delays decision on employee overtime
• Manitowoc woman gets prison sentence for heroin possession
• Wisconsin collective bargaining law challenge argued before state Supreme Court
• Wisconsin Republicans want allies to run as Democratic protest candidates in recall election primaries
• Protesters pitch tents at Capitol Square in Madison to oppose Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers budget proposal
• Former Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold receives Lawrence University honorary degree in Appleton
• Daughters of Isabella will meet tonight
• Top photos of the day for June 6
• Wisconsin Supreme Court set to hearing arguments in union suit
• Powerball jackpot rises to $25 million
• Green Bay Packers players, fans enjoy time together at Donald Drivers charity softball game at Fox Cities Stadium in Grand Chute
• Food stamp fraud hits Facebook
• Cold case investigator spearheads Laurie Depies probe
• Cellphone cancer warning falls lightly on U.S. ears
• Alternative energy plant proposed for Green Bay
• 5 US troops killed by rocket, Iraq officials say
• Sprouts likely cause of E. coli outbreak
• Maritime Museum to observe D-Day
• Fishing frenzy in Carp Town
• Lakeshore update
• Free bus rides to Manitowoc library for children, teens
• Seminar will focus on identity theft
• Manitowoc man charged with third-degree sexual assault
• Acts of kindness help woman drive back to Manitowoc
• Lakeshore Update
• WIAA track and field: Reedsvilles Heafy, Lutherans Winter finish 1-2 in 100, 200
• B-2 Stealth Bomber flies over Thunder on the Lakeshore air show
• Executive residence honors Civil War soliders
• Group urges support of six targeted GOP senators
• Burning food causes evacuation of apartment building
• Manitowoc man charged with third-degree sexual assault
• Lakeshore update
• UW System will remain whole under budget plan
• Indicted Edwards denies breaking the law
• Jack Kevorkian Dr. Death dies at 83
• Long-running Gunsmoke TV lawman Arness dies at 88
• Students find written bomb threat at Wilson
• Two Rivers, DNR clash over lakefront
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Possible showers today
• Worlds largest flying airship to visit EAA
• U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner scheduled to speak at Wisconsin Democrats convention
• Wisconsin wants new police officers, firefighters to pay more for health benefits, pension
• Top photos of the day for June 3
• Protesters disrupt budget committee meeting action taken on voucher program, recycling
• Authorities uncover drug, gambling ring across five state and Canada
• Area pilot will fly Warthog at air show
• Preliminary hearing in sexual assault case set for July 18 in Manitowoc
• Splash into summer at Manitowoc Family Aquatic Center
• Prep tennis: Waak, Jets duo advance at state individual tournament
• School voucher program expanded to Racine
• Bill to change presidential primary date is on fast track
• New Franken man guilty of fifth OWI
• Y reminds children, adults to practice water safety
• Wisconsin Senior Medicare Patrol to hold volunteer training
• Center keeps ice rink open
• Lakeshore update
• New Franken man guilty of fifth OWI
• Silver Lake College Hosts 2nd Alumni College
• Top photos of the day for June 2
• Tollefsons preliminary hearing in Manitowoc set for July 18
• Seven bald eagles released after recovering from poisoning
• Walker focuses on state budget
• Sen. Ron Johnson: Medicare changes needed
• Officials ask for more time on recall reviews
• New health rules could drive up school meal costs
• Fond du Lac flood victims ordered to return FEMA disaster aid
• Massachusetts towns digging out after tornadoes kill 4
• Addition to Wisconsin budget may set off battle between breweries
• McKinley grad beats the odds
• Lakeshore update
• Top photos of the day for June 1
• Photos: Tornado cleanup continues President Obama visits Joplin, Mo.
• Wisconsin early-release prison program repealed
• Wisconsin presidential primary date change proposed
• Wisconsin considers smokeless tobacco tax changes
• Space shuttle Endeavour lands safely, ending second-to-last mission
• Manitowoc man charged with 7th OWI
• Around the world in 65 days
• One shuttle leaving orbit, another en route to pad
• Nation/world update
• Wisconsin update
• Kloppenburg concedes defeat in Supreme Court race
• Communities extend pact to promote local tourism
• Court rules in favor of Wisconsin Girl Scouts
• Newberg pleads not guilty in embezzlement case
• Suspect in online sting faces 16 felony charges
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Tourism promotion agreement extended for five years
• Update 5:05 p.m.: Power restored on Manitowocs northeast side
• Manitowoc man charged with seventh OWI
• 3-block section of Hamilton Street closed for 3 weeks
• Newberg enters not guilty plea
• Authorities release name of New Holstein fatal crash victim
• Girl Scouts of Manitou wins federal appeal to resist realignment
• Neenah man faces 16 felony counts involving Internet contact with minors
• Kloppenburg to comment on Supreme Court race
• Appleton woman who died in church crash served in WWII
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Afternoon showers and thunderstorms
• Fond du Lac judge notes drug users opting for jail over treatment
• Honoring those who served the country
• Wisconsin Maritime Museum plans River Rendezvous
• Wisconsin update
• Active baby boomers fuel rise in knee, hip replacements
• Joplin tornado victims offered existing homes
• Re-enactors keep history alive
• Lakeshore update
• Retired Navy pilot has utmost respect for ground troops in Vietnam War
• Obama: Poland a model democracy
• Gas costs drain family summer budgets
• Memorial Day parade at 9 a.m.
• Lakeshore update
• Fairest of the Fair winner shocked
• Sewers stay a priority as city engineer shuffles tasks
• Job fair pays off
• Prep baseball roundup: Reedsville wins after umpire overturns call
• Walker proposal to break off UW-Madison appears dead
• Democrats: Republicans put roads ahead of kids
• Man says he abducted 39 women
• Summer begins at Manitowoc Public Library
• Behind raid that nabbed Serbian suspect
• Backyard storm shelters becoming relics of past
• 31-year-old found guilty of third OWI
• Acid contained after Friday spill
• Lakeshore update
• Former school official pleads guilty after sex sting
• Update: Feds pondering felony count in abortion plot
• Manitowoc woman found guilty of third OWI
• Walkers proposal to break off UW-Madison dead
• Republicans plan to reduce cut to schools
• Manitowoc emergency personnel respond to acid spill
• No-Call List registration deadline is Tuesday
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Warming up for Memorial Day weekend
• Manitowoc man, 23, found guilty of heroin charge
• Cool wind, warm welcome for S.S. Badger car ferry
• Lakeshore Technical College considers creating culinary school
• Prep softball roundup: Four area teams win Thursday regionals
• Kewaunee Power Station nuclear plant achieves top ranking
• Patriot Act search powers extended
• Judge voids Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Some of Joplins missing turn up safe, alive
• Montana floods could cause problems downstream
• Serbias Ratko Mladic hauled into courtroom after 16-year hunt
• Farmers in Manitowoc, Sheboygan watershed areas eligible for funds
• Lakeshore update
• Memorial Day tributes scheduled in Manitowoc County
• Budget panel moves to delay unemployment checks
• S.S. Badger car ferry makes first crossing of the 2011 season
• Dane County judge strikes down Wisconsin collective bargaining law
• Top photos of the day for May 26
• S.S. Badger starts season amidst woes
• Powerful storms pound several central U.S. states
• Kimberly, Appleton teens charged with felony abandoment in baby case
• Gov. Scott Walker signs photo ID requirement into law
• Concealed carry bill heads to Wisconsin Senate
• DA: Reason for Fond du Lac police officer shooting unknown
• Dairy farmers hope to feed the hungry
• Haelfrisch named Fairest of Fair
• New Holstein names district administrator
• Winfrey finale devoted to fans, her safe harbor
• Family suing nursing home over alleged wrongful death
• 3 in Lakeshore area earn conservation awards
• Valders schools looking to fill psychologist job
• Lakeshore update
• Lakeshore update
• NRC gives Point Beach plant clean bill of health
• Firefighters respond to Franklin metal shop fire
• Storms kill 13 overnight in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas
• Republican State Representative Michelle Litjens meets with constituents in Winchester tells them GOP didnt have the stomach to fight police, fire unions
• Charges filed against teen parents in Kimberly abandoned baby case
• Peshtigo teacher Rob Schneider resigns over profane email to state Rep. John Nygren
• Top photos of the day for May 25
• Walker to sign photo ID requirement into law
• Wisconsin legislator proposes Arizona-style immigration bill
• Traveling Memorial Day weekend Fuel up with these tips
• Storms kill 13 overnight in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas
• Retirement sparks new effort in 1992 disappearance of Laurie Depies
• Some Wisconsin school districts being asked to release names of teachers who called in sick during budget protests
• Photos: Bob Dylan turns 70
• Photos: 12th season of Dancing with the Stars
• Photos: 10th season of American Idol
• Lakeshore Technical College looking to start culinary school in Sheboygan
• Chad Magolski of New London charged in 2007 stabbing death of James Park
• Committee set to vote on concealed carry bill
• Bill would give new businesses in state an electric rate discount
• S.S. Badger car ferry sets sail Thursday
• Foundry press impressive to visitors
• Prep tennis roundup: Plenty of locals advance
• Budget panel rejects changes to SeniorCare
• Manitowoc County man extradited on sex charges pleads not guilty
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Parents who host
• Two Rivers briefs
• Manitowoc County Fair 2011
• S.S. Badger prepares for first crossing of the 2011 sailing season Thursday
• Joplin, Missouri, tornado death toll reaches 117 in single deadliest twister since 1953
• Wisconsin legislator proposes Arizona-style immigration bill
• Wisconsin lawmakers consider changing proposed tuition deal that would have state students pay more to attend University of Minnesota
• Arrest made in James Park stabbing death in New London
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signs phone deregulation bill
• U.S. 41-Wisconsin 29 interchange construction revs up
• State Supt. Tony Evers calls Gov. Scott Walkers proposal to expand Milwaukee school voucher program to other districts morally wrong
• Justice Prosser Supreme Court victory is certified
• David VanderLeest, leader of Sen. Dave Hansen recall effort, announces he will run for post
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, cool today
• Prep golf: Two Rivers wins county tournament
• Preliminary hearing set for Manitowoc School Board Vice President Timothy Newberg
• Race on to find survivors of Joplin tornado
• Amended complaint adds 15 felonies in sex assault case
• La Crosse begins cleanup in aftermath of tornado
• Two Rivers School District to sell Case Elementary School building
• Walker signs bill affecting water testing, veto powers
• Officials to monitor, remove Asian carp from Great Lakes
• Fairest of the Fair competition set for Wednesday
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers School District to sell Case Elementary
• Newbergs preliminary hearing set for May 31
• Wisconsin OKs recall elections for GOP Sens. Randy Hopper, Luther Olsen, Dan Kapanke
• Wisconsin school taxes would be cut in most districts to meet proposed revenue limits, analysis shows
• La Crosse hit hard by apparent tornado 1 killed in Minneapolis tornado
• Joplin, Missouri, tornado leaves at least 89 dead
• Fond du Lac man who ate 25,000 Big Macs will be on Lopez tonight
• Amended complaint adds 15 felonies in sex assault case
• Prosser victory in state Supreme Court recount OKd
• Federal Government Recognizes Silver Lake College for Community Service
• Top photos of the day for May 23
• Are you an Oprah superfan
• La Crosse hit hard by powerful wind storm 1 dies in Minneapolis tornado
• Break in cold case mixed blessing for Laurie Depies mother
• Joplin, Missouri, tornado leaves at least 89 dead
• Scattered thunderstorms forecast for Manitowoc area today
• More students eligible for free, reduced-price meals
• Area students getting fit with PHITKAST
• Recall effort could affect redistricting in the state
• Manitowoc County under tornado watch until 10 p.m.
• Pope blesses astronauts in call to space shuttle
• Lakeshore update
• Military update
• Students reach for the stars at Rockets for Schools
• Judge Deets reflects on 23-year career
• Two struck by car hospitalized with significant injuries
• Two Rivers police honor officers for sacrifice
• Feds seize cheese products from Darlington company
• Zellner intends to appeal 15-year prison sentence
• Boy sexually assaults 9-year-old girl, police say
• Study: Homosexuality, celibacy didnt cause abuse
• Lakeshore update
• In brief
• Safe Place frustrated by abandonment
• Grand jury indicts Minn. man in fatal hit-and-run
• Documents: Capitol will ease security in the future
• Peshtigo teacher could face discipline over email to Nygren
• Kiel woman hurt in two-car crash on Calumet Drive in Sheboygan
• Boy sexually assaults 9-year-old girl, police say
• Pedestrians hit by vehicle in Manitowoc
• Wisconsin Senate passes voter ID bill, sends to Governor Scott Walker
• Prepare for liftoff: Rockets for Schools returns to Sheboygan shoreline
• Police report illustrates fear, despair that led to babys abandonment near Appleton
• Missing womans father waiting for proof
• Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame may be expanded
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Temperatures warm up for the weekend
• Police Click It or Ticket campaign to begin Monday
• Two Rivers High School considers changes
• Romney: Obama threw Israel under the bus
• Former state official gets Labor appointment
• Conservative group attacks Thompson
• Manitowoc man convicted of 3rd OWI
• Newberg linked to theft of $133K, police say
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc man convicted of third OWI
• Wisconsin Senate passes voter ID, sends bill to Gov. Scott Walker
• Newberg linked to more than $133,000 in missing funds
• Top photos of the day for May 19
• SeniorCare survives budget cuts GOP leaders work on deal to spare schools
• Photos: Naval Academy Sea Trials
• Ethics complaints over Wis. union bill dismissed
• Manitowoc-area weather forecast: Possible fog, showers
• Woman who landed on garage roof identified
• Virtual learning
• Stites pleads not guilty in stabbing
• Melrose man charged with 22 counts of sexual assault in Manitowoc, Jackson counties
• Manitowoc man guilty of heroin charge
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc man convicted in county court of third OWI
• 3 new state Assembly members sworn in
• HPV test beats Pap for cervical cancer screening
• Nation and world update
• State Democrats delay vote on photo ID bill
• Manitowoc man enters not guilty plea in alleged stabbing
• Melrose man facing 22 sexual assault charges
• U.S. Marshals Service auctioning items from Unabomber Ted Kaczynski in Atlanta
• Wisconsin officials dismiss ethics complaints against Dems, GOP over collective bargaining legislation
• Top photos of the day for May 18
• New photos: Mississippi River flooding
• Manitowoc man guilty of heroin charge
• Manitowoc woman who landed on garage roof due to car accident identified
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Scattered showers expected today
• Lance Armstrong headlines U.S. Venture Open charity golf tournament near Green Bay on Aug. 10
• 25,000 served: Fond du Lac man Don Gorske marks Big Mac milestone
• Abandoned Kimberly newborn custody battle could take years
• Prep softball roundup: Valders sweeps Roncalli
• Tommy Thompson in, Rep. Paul Ryan out in GOP bid for Sen. Herb Kohls seat
• Arnold Schwarzenegger admits fathering child with staffer
• Businessman Harold Radandt remembered as hard worker
• Senate Democrats delay Wisconsin voter ID bill
• Manitowoc County Board cuts hours for some
• Wisconsin Senate passes bill to end earn-a-buck
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Participants sought for 2011 Two Rivers Citizen Academy
• Manitowoc School Board member charged with allegedly embezzling $4,000 from service station
• Two Manitowoc men charged in alleged sex assault of same girl
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc School Board member charged with allegedly embezzling $4,000 from service station
• Manitowoc man convicted of third OWI
• Two Manitowoc men charged in alleged sex assault of same girl
• Former GOP Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson considers Senate run
• Safety meetings set for nuclear plants
• Photos: Endeavour shuttle launch
• Top photos of the day
• Photos: Britney Spears to perform at Summerfest in Milwaukee
• Last effort to recall Wisconsin senators after union bill fails
• Green Bay Marathon organizers admit distance error
• Gov. Scott Walker challenges domestic partnership law
• Former Brown County Executive Nancy Nusbaum to challenge Sen. Rob Cowles
• Court nixes injunction bid by Recall Dave Hansen committee
• Convicted kidnapper gives police first credible lead in 1992 disappearance of Laurie Depies
• Abandonment charges sought in case involving newborn baby found near Kimberly dumpster
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Frost advisory for this evening
• Endeavour takes final flight as Rep. Gabrielle Giffords watches
• Ceremony honors Manitowoc Countys fallen officers
• Prep track and field: Lutheran girls, Valders boys take 2nd at Olympian meet
• Manitowoc woman lands on roof of garage after shes ejected in car crash
• Manitowoc Parks and Recreation Committee opts to keep picnic on July Fourth
• Two Rivers City Council approves road project bid
• Two Rivers man convicted of fourth OWI
• Lakeshore update
• Trump wont run in 2012
• Endeavour lifts off for final voyage
• Wisconsin Maritime Museum to celebrate special week
• Two Rivers man convicted of fourth OWI
• Converting Elks clubhouse into banquet hall subject of public hearing tonight
• Manitowoc-area weather forecast: Frost tonight
• Dryer fire causes $10,000 damage to Manitowoc apartment
• Endeavour shuttle ready to go set to launch today
• Stamping out hunger: Letter carriers collect food donations for pantries
• Sheboygan Hmong resident calls for GI benefits
• EPA swamped by funding requests for Great Lakes
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin update
• Habitat for Humanity ranks No. 6 among largest homebuilders in U.S.
• Pentagon: No quick review of bin Laden photos bid
• Kohls departure keeps spotlight on Wisconsin
• UWGB faculty forms union
• Lakeshore update
• Random Acts of Kindness
• Prep baseball roundup: Lincoln loses doubleheader, sees win streak end
• Louisiana floodgate opens, diverting Mississippi river
• With high gas prices, Obama to speed up oil production
• Lakeshore family to take part in suicide awareness walk
• Lakeshore Technical College graduates hope education opens doors
• Senator Herb Kohl wont run in 2012
• Capitol protests cost $8M, official says
• Prep baseball roundup: Surging Lincoln rallies
• Manitowoc Senior Center activities
• Lakeshore update
• Choice Residential joins Coldwell Banker
• Chancellor names new dean for UW-Manitowoc
• Wisconsin Democratic U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl says he will not seek a fifth term
• Wisconsin union debate sparked harassment complaints from lawmakers
• Meet Matilda, the NEW Zoos new moose
• Change in walking route leads to abandoned baby in Kimberly
• Cellcom Green Bay Marathon route unchanged
• Aunt accused of threatening cop killers girlfriend
• Army Staff Sgt. Matthew Hermanson, killed in Afghanistan, honored at funeral
• Taking advantage of Lake Michigan
• Prep baseball roundup: Lincoln beats Sheboygan North in grand fashion
• Older Wisconsin residents account for most population growth
• Gov. Scott Walker wants increased DNR autonomy
• Lakeshore update
• Lions Club recycles unwanted eyeglasses
• Joint Finance Committee votes to stop paying to collect racial data
• State Senate committee approves earn-a-buck rules
• Gun advocates in Wisconsin make case for concealed carry
• Rising Mississippi River takes aim at Cajun country
• Former Kiel teacher Zellner gets 15 years
• Wisconsin school sex offender Ryan Zellner gets 15 years prison, 18 years extended supervision
• Manitowoc County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Packers president Mark Murphy said team will retire former NFL quarterback Brett Favres number 4
• NEW Zoo near Green Bay shows off new moose Matilda
• Former Green Bay Packers, NFL quarterback Brett Favre is done with football
• Big Mac fan Don Gorske of Fond du Lac to eat No. 25,000 next week
• Petri to hold town meeting in Two Rivers
• Caregiving workshops offered
• Top photos of the day for May 12
• Wis. Assembly passes voter ID bill
• Convicted school sex offender Ryan Zellner to be sentenced today
• Road project angers residents
• To plant, or not to plant
• Diary: bin Laden eyed new targets, big body count
• Lakeshore update
• Ziegelbauer proposes bargaining restrictions
• 12-vehicle crash on U.S. 41 stalls southbound traffic
• Police search for leads in abandoned newborn case
• $636M more in tax collections doesnt sway Gov. Walker
• Nation/World Update
• A chosen few see bin Laden photos as the rest wait
• Walker cabinet appointee resigns after 5 months
• Storms could produce hail, gusty winds in Manitowoc County
• Cleveland road project angers residents
• Highway 41 crash in Appleton blocks southbound traffic
• Wisconsin budget gets $636 million boost behind new, improved tax collection projection
• Budget protesters bring halt to Wisconsin Senate session
• Poll: President Obama approval rating hits 60 percent
• Agent Bus Cook: Former Packers and NFL quarterback Brett Favre open to tutoring rookie Cam Newton
• Peace Officer Memorial Service set for Monday
• Top photos of the day for May 11
• Manitowoc Police Department warns of counterfeit bills in area
• Wisconsin Supreme Court recount between David Prosser and JoAnne Kloppenburg offers Fox Valley county clerks chance to fix flaws
• Wisconsin Sens. Robert Cowles, Dave Hansen get challengers for possible recall races
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker awards $37,150 Joint Effort Marketing grant to Oshkosh Convention Visitor Bureau
• Green Bay Packers invited to visit White House to celebrate Super Bowl XLV win
• Abandoned Kimberly newborn may have been saved by locked bin
• Prep softball roundup: Lutheran, Mishicot split doubleheader
• Mo-ped owners get gas sippers
• Greaves convicted in wifes 2009 murder
• Manitowoc Public School District, teachers try to negotiate contracts
• AAA app helps drivers compare gas prices
• Manitowoc County Habitat for Humanity ranks 6th on Builder magazines list
• Two Rivers update
• Lakeshore update
• Cat bite investigated
• Nation/world update
• Wisconsin update
• Wounded officer returns to work in Fond du Lac
• Al-Qaida likely to elevate No. 2 or name no one
• Manitowoc district, teachers union to negotiate contract extension
• Ashwaubenon man convicted in killing wife
• Firefighters respond to Two Rivers house fire
• Kossuth plans open house Wednesday
• Fox Valley Metro Police: Abandoned newborn found in Kimberly doing well
• Reviews of petitions to recall Wisconsin Republican Senators Randy Hopper, Luther Olsen found to have enough valid signatures for election
• Top photos of the day for May 10
• Former Brown County Board member Rich Langan to face Wisconsin Sen. Robert Cowles in recall election
• Manitowoc County Habitat for Humanity ranks No. 6 among largest homebuilders in U.S.
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker touts school choice as economic growth tool
• Fond du Lac officer shot in line of duty says hes ready for work
• Newborn abandoned in Kimberly doing well, police say
• Financial impact of Wisconsins auto insurance law questioned
• Prep sports roundup: Roncalli girls soccer team earns comeback win
• Role reversal
• Health department urges early immunizations
• Boehner: Trim trillions as part of debt limit deal
• Gingrich, with experience and baggage, joins race
• Memphis music landmarks spared from flooding
• Judge grants extension in Supreme Court recount
• Voter ID bill passes committee
• Wilson Junior High School locked down because of police action
• Manitowoc man reportedly hits, kicks 17-year-old
• Charges filed in alleged Cleveland sex assault case
• Lakeshore update
• Wilson Junior High School locked down because of police action
• Photos of the day
• Judge grants extension in Supreme Court recount
• Wisconsin key in Republicans strategy to win White House in 2012
• University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh releases Stephen Richards disciplinary record professor encouraged students to sign Randy Hopper recall petition during class
• Experts: Gas prices to fall by June
• Roncalli student takes in sights of Washington
• Osama bin Ladens death a tough subject for the pulpit
• Wounded Fond du Lac officer to return to work
• In the Delta, a new flood brings back old fears
• Obama: End result outweighed risks of raid
• Lakeshore update
• Citizens sought to participate in Two Rivers academy
• Two Rivers Water Light recognized for service
• Warmer temperatures, rain expected Monday
• Plymouth man arrested for alleged fourth OWI
• Live Like You Mean It slogan dead
• Challenger emerges in potential Wirch recall race
• Woodland Dunes to hold spring hike, bird breakfast
• Lakeshore update
• Submarine crews, builders honored at gathering
• Officers hone skills with training course
• Manitowoc man guilty of third OWI
• Videos show rare view of unkempt Osama bin Laden
• Mild weather expected tonight, Sunday
• Museum to host police, fire exhibit
• Eagles order honors law enforcement, fire personnel
• Sex offender release meeting set for Thursday
• Sex offender to be released
• Manitowoc man, 20, charged in alleged stabbing
• Manitowoc Public School District students hit standardized testing targets
• Healthy habits: Franklin Elementary students learn about health
• Prep wrestling: Lincoln names new wrestling coach
• Farmers reminded to report failed acreage
• Citizen tips help solve crimes
• Lakeshore update
• Officials planning proposed water route
• President Barack Obamato Osama bin Laden assault team: Job well done
• Residents warned of surging Mississippi
• Heart condition killed Brillion teen at track practice
• Manitowoc County completes recount for less than estimated cost
• Man injured in motorcycle accident
• Manitowoc man, 20, charged in alleged stabbing
• Sex offender to be released into community
• Sex offender release meeting set for Thursday
• Lakeshore area churches come together for National Day of Prayer
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Ladens death
• Wisconsin Government Accountability Board seeks recount in state Supreme Court race
• Top photos of the day for May 6
• Wisconsin Democrats challenge recall petition signatures
• Photo galleries: Death of terrorist leader Osama bin Laden
• Lions shipped from NEW Zoo getting used to home at Memphis Zoo
• Jacob, Isabella top list of popular baby names in 2010
• Osama bin Laden eyed U.S. rails from his secret compound
• Final whistle to blow May 22 on Lombardi play
• Hiring picking up slowly post-recession
• President Barack Obama in N.Y.: We will never forget
• Brillion High School students mourn freshman Ryne Spindler
• GOP strategy shifts for 12 election
• New downtown investment spurs enthusiasm
• Lakeshore Update
• Brillion High School track team member, 14, collapses during practice, dies
• Survivor: Redemption Island update: Andrea Boehlke of Random Lake voted off
• When a terrorist dies, is it OK to gloat
• Professor urged students to sign recall petition
• Telecom companies praise states proposed phone deregulation bill
• Officials: SEALs thought bin Laden threatening
• Man jailed for drunken driving crash with child
• Gas prices nearing record high
• Group pushing Dave Hansen recall accuses Democrats of harassing phone calls
• Bill would legalize concealed carry in Wisconsin
• Beware of emails referencing bin Ladens death
• $22,100 raised for Fond du Lac Police Department
• Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear union case
• Brillion High School track team member, 14, collapses during practice, dies
• Student groups to help sponsor electronics recycling
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Scattered thunderstorms possible today
• New heights of learning
• Manitowoc woman found guilty of delivering heroin
• Ex-bank employee found guilty of theft
• Woodland Dunes announces spring activities
• Manitowoc Company officials say the stage is set for growth
• Lakeshore update
• Woman found guilty of delivering heroin
• Citizen tips help program solve crimes
• Obama will not release photo of bin Laden
• SLC Announces Generose Scholarship Recipients
• Manitowoc Company officials say stage is set for growth
• Top photos of the day for May 4
• Meeting scheduled tonight for Wisconsin 310 improvements
• Record high gas prices in Wisconsin
• Osama bin Laden unarmed when attacked U.S. likely to release death photo
• Wisconsin airports strive to go green, save money
• U.S. 41 upgrade to interstate between Green Bay, Milwaukee proposed
• Green Bay Packers select Jostens to design Super Bowl XLV rings
• Dems flip Assembly seat in special election
• Brown County gas thefts pump up drive for prepay law
• Boy, 8, brings fake bomb to Waupun school
• Point Beach Nuclear Plant to increase output by 17
• Prep baseball roundup: Roncalli offense too much for Mishicot
• Energized fundraiser
• Police Explorers participate in competition
• State court recount complete in county
• 40 employers expected Thursday at Lakeshore Technical College job fair
• Manitowoc man pleads not guilty to homicide
• Kleefisch mostly listens at roundtable
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Settlements make sense for city, unions
• Lakeshore update
• Former Valders woman sentenced to prison in heroin case
• Committee sends voter ID bill to Assembly
• Point Beach nuclear plant gets OK to increase power output
• Manitowoc man pleads not guilty in Brillion homicide of Joseph Baer
• Lakeshore Technical College offers recycling of electronics
• U.S. 41 upgrade to interstate between Green Bay, Milwaukee proposed
• Former Valders woman sentenced to prison in heroin case
• Top photos of the day for May 2
• Stamp Out Hunger food drive is May 14
• Sheboygan Area School District reveals name of state Sen. Joe Leibham caller
• Recalls fall short for two Republican Wisconsin state senators, Glenn Grothman of West Bend and Mary Lazich of New Berlin
• Bullying prompts Waupun teen to douse himself with gasoline
• Soldiers families, friends wary following bin Ladens death
• Prep roundup: Lincoln wins doubleheader
• Lakeshore update
• Maribel man found guilty of third OWI
• Bin Ladens death spurs cheers, fears
• State lawmakers cheer news of bin Ladens death
• Two Rivers, union reach labor agreement
• Nickels committee appointments unanimously pass Manitowoc council
• One phone call led U.S. to bin Ladens doorstep
• UW-Manitowoc professors weigh in on bin Laden killing
• City, union reach labor agreement
• Not a peep of protest over Manitowoc council assignments
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser still leading challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg in recount
• DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• Wisconsin delegation weighs in on Osama bin Ladens death
• Top photos of the day for May 2
• Victims of 9/11 attacks with Wisconsin ties
• Tornado victims seek comfort in Sunday services
• Shuttles last launch again postponed
• Pope beatifies John Paul II in Rome
• Rising costs for fuel, commodities strain budgets
• GM vehicles may have faulty gas gauges
• Roncalli graduate receives research fellowship
• Downtown Architectural Tour features courthouse
• Ribble bucks GOP orthodoxy on oil and gas subsidies
• School boards elect officers
• Three Manitowoc residents charged in drug delivery case
• Manitowoc man allegedly had pot and pills in car
• Lakeshore update: No injuries reported in basement fire
• Bruce Williams: Dads estate leads to sibling war
• NASA to know today whether shuttle can fly on Monday
• Up in the skies: Then and now
• Student from Vietnam graduates today from SLC as part of dream
• Military update
• Historic anniversary: Manitowoc woman recalls first hijacking of commercial U.S. airliner
• HFM treats heart disease with new procedure, stent
• Riders ready to take the reins at Horse-A-Rama
• No injuries reported in this mornings basement fire
• Mock crash at Two Rivers High School results in fatality
• Former town clerk honored for 34 years of service
• Billions turn out, tune in as Will and Kate tie the knot
• Prep baseball: Big second inning rallies Roncalli past Kewaunee
• Students: mock crash will have an impact
• Manitowoc man arrested in alleged stabbing
• Lakeshore update
• Reedsville man guilty in raccoon bashing
• Three Manitowoc residents charged in drug case
• Obama tours Tuscaloosa devastation
• NASA calls off launch of space shuttle Endeavour because of a technical problem
• Manitowoc County Circuit Court Judge Darryl Deets announces June retirement
• League of Women Voters schedules annual meeting
• LIVE Video: Final launch of space shuttle Discovery today
• Tornadoes devastate Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Virginia death toll in South at 290
• Walker appoints new members to Wisconsin DNR board
• Democrats file petition to recall state Sen. Rob Cowles
• Royal romance: History of Kate and the prince
• Visiting nuclear plant workers key spenders
• Prep sports roundup: Manitowoc Lincoln girls soccer blanked in FRCC opener
• Ryan heckled at meeting
• Dominion may sell Kewaunee nuclear plant
• Roncalli to hold Pierside Auction Saturday
• OWI Briefs
• Public Works employees face layoffs
• Lakeshore update
• Leibham urges passage of voter photo ID bill
• Manitowoc man charged with reckless driving
• Photos: William and Kate marry in London
• Kewaunee Power Station nuclear plant up for sale
• Two Rivers man convicted of fourth OWI
• Manitowoc woman guilty of third OWI
• Storms death toll jumps in the South
• Wisconsin Grocers Association warning of anti-Governor Scott Walker stickers on products
• Wisconsin Democrats to file recall petition of Republican Senator Robert Cowles of Green Bay
• Two Rivers School District Art Show on display at Lester Public Library
• UW-Manitowoc rummage sale canceled
• Manitowoc man charged in vehicle rollover
• Top photos of the day for April 28
• State senators raise big sums to fight recalls
• Wis. GOP renews push to deregulate landlines
• Simple checklist may spot signs of autism by age 1
• Severe storms kill at least 178 across South
• Proposed voter ID law could see May vote
• Fed: Better jobs outlook, higher inflation in 2011
• Lambeau updates its sound system
• DNR approves fall deer season structure
• AP analysis: Obama had no choice in birther fight
• Earth Dome provides new perspective on geography
• Lakeshore residents excited about royal wedding
• Lakeshore All Sports Hall of Fame: Five inductees honored as Class of 2011
• Lakeshore update
• Conference offers one-on-one time with elected officials
• GOP proposes interest rate cap
• Recount begins in Supreme Court race
• Obama proves U.S. citizenship, provides forms
• Two Rivers woman guilty of fifth OWI
• Construction work sets off banks fire alarm
• Two area men charged in Oxycontin case
• State Rep. Jacque to host Town Hall meetings
• Wisconsin Supreme Court election recount begins
• Two Rivers woman guilty of fifth OWI
• Update 10:42 a.m.: Construction work set off Bank First National fire alarm
• The Crossing Pregnancy Support Services to host Walk for Life
• Tired of questions, White House releases Obamas full birth certificate
• Manitowoc Fire Department responds to smoke in Bank First National basement
• Top photos of the day for April 27
• Wisconsin state senators raise big sums to fight recall elections
• Wisconsin Supreme Court election recount cost could top $500K
• Sheboygan man allegedly fled crash with kids in car
• Republicans return home to mixed reviews
• Neighbors shaken by Campbellsport police standoff
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Here come the bets: Royal wedding fuels UK wagers
• Green Bay Packers see 99.8 percent renewal rate for season tickets after Super Bowl win
• Soggy conditions: Cold, wet weather causes delay in crop planting
• State pension system proves solvent
• Floods threaten Midwest levees
• Wisconsin Republicans disagree with Gov. Scott Walker on recycling, SeniorCare
• States police, fire spending law opposed
• Area residents say theyre victims of theft
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Reaffirming a tourism partnership that works
• Man detained after chase on Interstate 43
• Parks and recreation department sets events
• Walk MS comes to area Saturday
• Lakeshore update
• Laabs approved as principal at Valders High School
• Katie Couric confirms shes leaving CBS Evening News
• Republican leaders signal breaks with Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker over budget plan
• Alleged drunken driver leads deputies on high-speed chase
• Wisconsin Supreme Court recount in race between David Prosser, JoAnne Kloppenburg will cost hundreds of thousands of dollars
• Update: July trial planned in 1957 infant death
• Update: Campbellsport standoff ends peacefully
• Authorities release pictures of $100K marijuana grow in Cedar Grove
• Top photos of the day for April 26
• Walk MS set for Saturday at Lutheran High School
• Weather delays debut of Zippin Pippin roller coaster at Bay Beach Amusement Park
• Proposal moves primary to second week of August
• SWAT called for man with gun in Campbellsport
• Plan to rename street after Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy remains in committee
• Klokow to enter plea today in 1957 infant death
• Email to NFL players suggests they return to work today
• VINE offers victims a lifeline
• Prep roundup: Lincoln baseball team loses both games
• Supreme Court recount to begin Wednesday
• Extra sales tax not likely in Sheboygan Co.
• Residents flee as river overflows Missouri levee
• Sheboygan school employee disciplined for call
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc spring cleanup collection dates changed
• Wisconsin Assembly proposal would move date of states primary election
• Photos: William and Kates royal wedding pomp and circumstance
• Photos: William and Kates royal wedding pomp and circumstance
• Sheboygan Area School District disciplines employee involved in Leibham phone call flap
• Milk production lags in Wisconsin
• Workshop planned to raise beetles for bio-control
• Mayor Nickels in Madison this week to dispute Gov. Walkers budget impact
• Silver Lake College names speaker during commencement Sunday
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget plan cuts legal services for poor
• Top photos of the day for April 25
• Cuts lead officials in Sheboygan, Kewaunee counties to consider sales tax
• Manitowoc-area forecast calls for rain tonight
• Giffords standing on own, trying to improve gait
• Popes Easter message urges diplomacy in Libya
• Global events impact Lakeshore businesses
• Police seek suspect in robbery of Appleton-area Marcus cinema
• Vicious dog ban sought for felons
• Lakeshore update
• Look into smart phone location tracking
• Pope marks holiest night of year
• Farm bill expected to revamp status quo
• Prep tennis: Roncalli rolls at Manty Quad
• Hanging it up: Disassembling Manitowoc artist Rudy Rotters vast legacy
• Local teaching jobs tough to find
• For the Record
• Serbian meat-processing reps tour facilities in Lakeshore, nearby counties
• Prep tennis overview: Lincoln eyes FRCC title
• Protests end high security remains
• Lakeshore update
• Woman arrested for connection to drug distribution
• Interim TR fire chief appointed permanently
• Religion briefs
• Dozens killed in bloodiest day of Syria uprising
• State lawmakers target earn-a-buck
• British tourist honored for catching child
• Poll: Majority skeptical of Walkers motivation
• Wisconsin poll finds strong support for wind energy
• Interim Two Rivers fire chief appointed permanently
• Top photos of the day for April 22
• States tax burden down 9 since 1985
• Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates David Prosser and JoAnne Kloppenburg agree to partial hand recount
• Second Walker selection questioned
• Poll finds even split on Walker recall question
• Photos: William and Kates royal wedding preparations
• Don Hutsons voice to be heard on Packers Hall of Fame website
• Another four recall petitions filed against Wisconsin state senators, including Dave Hansen of Green Bay
• 350 Kenosha teachers to get layoff notices
• Prep tennis: Lincoln tennis falls to Preble
• Amazon failure slows websites, frustrates millions
• Mystery call lambastes state senator
• County prepares for court recount
• Tortoises will have one-of-a-kind home
• Lakeshore update
• Recycling funds
• Manitowoc County Habitat for Humanity to break ground for 36th house
• Leibham files open records request with SASD over alleged questionable phone call
• Group submits first petition to recall Democratic Wisconsin Sen. Dave Hansen
• Gov. Scott Walkers appointment of Renee Miller as Marinette County register of deeds questioned
• WBAY starts conversion to HD programming
• Top photos of the day for April 21
• Manitowoc County bridge inspections scheduled
• Manitowoc County forecast: Light snow possible after midnight
• Slippery roads cause early morning crashes in Brown County
• Shell of a home going up at NEW zoo
• Going in style: Kohler luxury toilet costs $6,390
• St. Francis school brings faith traditions together
• Special coaches Frailing, Jung made huge impact
• Senior Spotlight: Intensity fuels Jets standout
• 1 in 4 Wisconsin adults ditching landlines for cells
• Petri: Federal budget deficit can be reversed
• Meeting to discuss Wisconsin 310 project
• Reward offered for property damage info
• Snowfall breaks April 19 record for Manitowoc
• Manitowoc man faces seven heroin related charges
• Lakeshore update
• Court challenger will seek statewide recount
• Obama makes Facebook a modern-day whistle stop
• Anniversary of Gulf oil disaster marked with vigils, flyover
• Petri believes federal budget deficit can be reversed
• Wisconsin Supreme Court challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg to make recount announcement today at Madison park
• Recall Hansen groups to submit petitions tomorrow
• Manitowoc council president elected
• Two Rivers council president, vice president elected
• March unemployment rate dips slightly in Manitowoc and county
• Some Wisconsin legislators say splitting UW-Madison from UW System is unlikely
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signs bill to extend credits for farm modernization
• Plane carrying Michelle Obama nearly collides with military cargo jet
• Petition filed to recall fourth Wisconsin Republican senator, Sen. Sheila Harsdorf of River Falls
• Green Bay soldier Paul J. Atim, 27, killed in Afghanistan
• Newsletter of Sen. Randy Hopper of Fond du Lac mistakenly notes adult chat line
• Body found along Wolf River in Bovina identified as Leslie Riehl
• Nashvilles Nice Girl to perform in Manitowoc
• Snowfall breaks Manitowoc record for date
• Crime Stoppers reward offered
• Manitowoc man faces seven heroin-related charges
• UPDATE 9:06 a.m.: Garage fire damage estimated at $40,000
• Manitowoc-area forecast: More snow
• Calumet County homicide case can continue, judge rules
• $5.4 million spent on Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• Heavy snowfall extends advisory to morning hours
• Changes in policy to streamline procedures
• Prep sports roundup: Weather making life tough for ADs
• State: No major problems with Wisconsin Supreme Court votes in Waukesha County
• Pair charged in alleged theft of merchandise from Shopko
• Girls from Washington High School plan reunion luncheon
• 36-year-old Manitowoc man charged with sexual assault
• Lakeshore update
• Give it a shot: Herald Times Reporter seeks freelance photographers
• Ripon residents rally to recall Wisconsin Republican Senator Luther Olsen
• Republican Senator Randy Hopper gets an earful at Fond du Lac listening session
• Green Bay Packers to host first NFL game of 2011 season, schedule to be released today
• Outside groups spent $4.5 million on Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• U.S. Rep. Reid Ribble, R-Lawrence, tours Kaukauna tornado damage
• Fox River dredging of PCBs resumes
• APs top photos of the day for April 19
• Manitowoc area under winter storm warning, 6 inches possible
• Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry gets Manitowoc City Councils OK to expand
• Mans body found along Wolf River
• Two Rivers City Council appoints new member
• Wisconsin Democrats aim to recall third state GOP senator
• Justice David Prossers campaign team: Supreme Court recount would be frivolous
• Two Rivers man charged with sexual assault
• Spring storm expected to bring 4 inches of snow, sleet
• Reedsville man found guilty of 3rd OWI
• Lakeshore update
• Foundry expansion can go forward
• Two Rivers council appoints new member
• Two Rivers man charged with alleged sexual assault
• Wisconsin ranks high in gas prices
• Wisconsin Supreme Court challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg undecided on seeking election recount
• Organizers file signatures to recall Wisconsin Republican Sen. Luther Olsen of Ripon over union vote
• House Republicans revive welfare debate over food stamps
• Storms, tornadoes kill at least 45 across six states
• State prosecutor links man to girls 1989 slaying
• Gov. Scott Walker switches gears on recycling
• Ralph Nader to speak Tuesday during UW-Stevens Point visit
• Former Gov. Jim Doyle to help promote health care overhaul
• Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary celebrates 75th anniversary
• APs top photos of the day for April 18
• Couple buys old and fancy Schuette Building
• Despite 25-year low, states tax burden among nations highest
• Brothers united in fight over union bill
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers man charged in dog death
• Manitowoc native to present organ recital
• Manitowoc police join state task force
• Lakeshore Update
• Multimedia: 120 years of Schroeders Department Store in Two Rivers
• Road projects expected to get under way Monday
• Random Act of Kindness: Youth offers helping hand
• Packers officials consider sports, entertainment district
• Earth Day celebration draws crowd at SLC
• Golf: Open to the public
• Running club takes off
• Prep sports: Rain, cold postpone todays events
• Herald Times Reporter seeks freelance photographers
• Lakeshore update
• Storm claims nine lives in Arkansas, Oklahoma
• House passes budget blueprint cutting $6.2T
• Final count gives win to Prosser over Kloppenburg
• County highway department lays off 17
• Manitowoc County Highway Department employees to be laid off as scheduled
• Manitowoc police join state task force
• Historic Schuette Building sold to local businessman
• Manitowoc area under wind advisory until early Saturday
• 4-year-old rural Reedsville boy dies in accident
• Wisconsin Supreme Court election canvass ends today
• Earth Day – Saturday, April 16th
• Manitowoc school closed today due to illness
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Dont break out the shorts just yet windy, cold temps expected
• Road closures begin Monday in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc man arrested for alleged lewd behavior in park
• Storm damages mount in Fox Valley
• Dane County Circuit Judge Maryann Sumi dismisses one Wisconsin union legislation lawsuit
• Prep baseball roundup: Lincoln routs Sheboygan North
• Silver Lake College to host Earth Day events
• House approves spending cuts legislation
• Gov. Scott Walker defends partisan approach to House committee
• Manitowoc police want more animal care data
• Lakeshore update
• Two Manitowoc men arrested in drug bust
• Wisconsin nuclear power plants improve safety records
• Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers passes Brett Favre in NFL jersey sales
• Ford F-150 pickup truck recall expanded
• Volunteers needed for Thunder on the Lakeshore
• Two Rivers Fire Department responds to mattress fire
• Wisconsin state budget hearing draws strong emotions
• Wisconsin Republican Party drops recall worker cited in Lambeau Field theft
• Terry Shepard of Green Bay faces kidnapping charge
• Reps. Sean Duffy and Reid Ribble, Sen. Ron Johnson off to loyal start
• Hudson teachers disciplined after February sick-out
• Power back on after Merrill tornado
• Dane County Circuit Judge Maryann Sumi hears arguments in union lawsuit
• Senior Spotlight: Hurdler extraordinaire
• Two Rivers teen gets chance for new beginning
• Dog-on-dog attack reported in Manitowoc
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on wealthy
• Lakeshore update
• Former J.C. Penney employee found guilty of theft
• RUTH to hold prayer service about budget
• Former J.C. Penney employee found guilty of theft
• Wisconsin Republican Party drops recall worker cited in Lambeau Field theft
• Wisconsin collective bargaining law faces another challenge
• Two Rivers Fire Department responds to report of smoke
• Wisconsin state budget hearing in Neenah expected to draw crowd
• Oneida Tribe of Indians Civil War role emerges
• New DNR secretary looks to repair agencys image
• Milwaukee woman sentenced for using soldiers names
• Donald Smith of Merrill thrown 200 feet by tornado family cleans up property
• Prep softball roundup: Lutheran blanks Roncalli
• Valders High School principal resigns to take new position
• Hearing set for 2 accused of Manitowoc mans death
• Board OKs new Lincoln High School principal
• Most wont notice effects of latest budget cuts
• Gov. Walker marks 100 days in office
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Surprise Big cut to recycling grants this year
• Two Rivers Police Reports
• Lakeshore update
• Lester Public Library offers April activities
• Thunder on the Lakeshore prepares for 19th season
• Board plans vote to voice opposition
• Walker signs car insurance bill, rolls back coverage
• Manitowoc School Board approves new Lincoln principal
• Amish-born author presentations cancelled
• Valders High School principal resigns to take new position
• We want your prom photos: Click here to share them
• Wisconsin River likely to crest today in central Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker marks 100 days in office
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• Merrill tornado damages 65 homes, causes millions in damages
• APs top photos of the day for April 12
• From YouTube: Videos of Merrill funnel clouds, storm damage
• Adams County tornado causes more than $2M in damage
• Photos: Elles Women in Music event
• Wisconsin Supreme Court vote tallies still being verified
• Storms leave some picking up pieces
• Kaukauna residents assess damage
• 10 tornadoes confirmed in Wisconsin
• Debate continues on who fired Civil Wars first shot
• Nickels echoes Obamas assessment
• April 11-15 tabbed Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Obama calls for compromise to conquer debt
• Two tornadoes confirmed in state, more suspected
• Storm causes tree damage, power outage in Manitowoc County
• Lakeshore update
• LTC looks to offset $1.2 million budget gap
• Manitowoc woman found guilty of 3rd OWI
• Crime Stoppers: Rewards offered for arson, burglary information
• Manitowoc man wanted on sex charges caught in Oregon
• Nickels likes Obamas assessment
• Wisconsin railroad executive charged with illegal campaign donations
• Sen. Dave Hansen, Democrats get financial boost after leaving Wisconsin
• Possible tornado injures 3 in Merrill
• Kaukauna residents convinced tornado hit
• Jenn Sterger, woman involved in text messaging allegations against NFL quarterback Brett Favre, talks to ABC News
• Intense thunderstorms leave mark as they rip through Fox Valley
• Green Bay Metro bus shot at on far east side no injuries reported
• Wanted Manitowoc man captured in Oregon
• University of Wisconsin System split divides chancellors
• Senate passes bill lowering car insurance levels
• Outagamie County sheriffs official: Toddlers death very tragic accident
• Officials to let Northeastern Wisconsin pot fields reforest naturally
• Changes loom for MI Bank under new owners
• GOP hopefuls: Budget fight far from over
• TR Senior Center names top volunteer
• TR Fire Department gets grant to replace gear
• Sunday storms batter region
• Colorful fish can offer stress relief
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Public court record access may be threatened
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Storm, flood watch
• Lakeshore update
• GOP, Democrats finally settle on deal
• Sunset Boulevard to be shown at library
• Charity motorcycle show, dance set
• LTCs new fire medic program a hit with students
• Fifth annual Shaun Novak Memorial Golf Outing and benefit set
• Military personnel
• Amish-born author to tell story in Two Rivers
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Severe storms possible
• Mock accident promotes prom safety
• Snow, ketchup among visit highlights for Thai students
• Manitowoc County highway department workers get layoff notices
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race yields mixed results
• Manitowoc man gets year in prison on drug charge
• Manitowoc man gets jail sentence for his third OWI
• Manitowoc man arrested, faces charges for alleged heroin sale
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race turns after ballot miscount
• Wisconsin state budget hearing moved to Neenah
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus quiet outside of Joint Finance Committees state budget hearing
• Wisconsin Justice Department lawyers resignation sought over email to AWOL Democratic senators
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget proposal draws criticism from citizens
• Walker administration asks state Supreme Court to take union law case
• Times up: Obama, GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Joint Finance Committee hearing participants have their say but wonder if legislators listened
• Gov. Scott Walker pushes job creation in Northeastern Wisconsin
• Brian Deschane, Wisconsin lobbyists son hired for $81K state job, resigns
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Appleton
• Gov. Scott Walker says benefit changes could go beyond proposal
• Protesters greet Gov. Scott Walker
• Fair aims to help students with special needs find jobs
• Justice David Prosser in command of Supreme Court race after ballot miscount
• Federal government shutdown could affect 16,000 workers in Wisconsin
• Two Rivers man convicted of 10 deer-poaching charges
• Lakeshore update
• Charity motorcycle show and dance set for April 16-17
• Manitowoc man arrested for alleged heroin sale
• Gov. Walker says cities could raise health insurance premiums to offset cuts
• Wisconsin Justice Department lawyers resignation sought over email to AWOL Democratic senators
• Wisconsin Supreme Court election results change as counties canvass ballots
• Brian Deschane, Wisconsin lobbyists son hired for $81K state job, resigns
• GOP prepares 1-week extension as shutdown looms
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits Japan along eastern coast
• Wisconsin Supreme Court asked to drop union law appeal
• Wisconsin Democrats have enough signatures to recall GOP state Sen. Randy Hopper of Fond du Lac
• APs top photos of the day for April 7
• Man arrested for burglary at Fleet Farm
• Wounded Fond du Lac police officer Ryan Williams never saw man who shot him
• Wisconsin Senate GOP leader Scott Fitzgerald advises recalls drive targeting Sen. Dave Hansen of Green Bay
• Parties split as House panel OKs 2012 GOP budget
• Outside spending in state Supreme Court race: $3.6M
• Civil War draft drew protests in Northeastern Wisconsin
• Chainsaw artist finds work challenging
• Recount likely in tight Supreme Court race
• Lakeshore update
• New issue of Lakeshore YOU Magazine out Friday
• Shimek, Staskal elected to Mishicot School Board
• Manitowoc siblings found guilty of drug charges
• Fleeing cocaine suspect faces five felony charges
• Walker to visit Manitowocs Grey Iron Foundry today
• Walker to visit Manitowocs Grey Iron Foundry
• Wounded Fond du Lac police officer Ryan Williams never saw man who shot him
• JoAnne Kloppenburg wins Wisconsin Supreme Court race by 204 votes recount likely
• FBI files on 1970 Wisconsin antiwar bombing are released
• Manitowoc County uncontested race results
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signs bill to fix state budget shortfall
• Supreme Court race recount deadline will be no later than April 20
• Incumbent, challenger elected to Mishicot School Board
• Fleeing cocaine suspect faces five felony charges
• Photos: APs top images of the day for April 6
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race costliest in state history
• Wisconsin lawmakers approve Governor Scott Walkers budget repair bill
• Walker to go online for dialogue with residents
• Supreme Court race between David Prosser, JoAnne Kloppenburg shows division among Wisconsin voters
• State budget hearings set
• Obama presses Congress to avoid shutdown
• Japan nuclear plant plugs highly radioactive leak
• Libyan rebel leader says NATO isnt doing enough
• GOP freshmen back Paul Ryans Medicare-altering plan
• Former New Holstein School District administrator Nelson faces trial on child porn charges
• Former prison nurse gets probation for sex with inmate
• Company planning biggest rocket since man on moon
• Thennes returning to Manitowoc council
• Thunder on the Lakeshore prepares for 19th annual air show
• Manitowoc County election results
• Lester Library events
• Two Rivers briefs
• County voter turnout 31 percent
• Carey edged in School Board contest
• Incumbents, Chambers elected to Two Rivers School Board
• White House fails to end impasse on federal budget
• State Democrats who fled quietly return to Senate
• Two incumbents, one challenger elected to Two Rivers City Council
• Public meetings
• Two teens charged in Lincoln camping incident
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc County website down
• Manitowoc County election results: Contested races
• Manitowoc County voter turnout exceeding expectations
• Wisconsin Democrats to return to Senate chamber for first time since leaving state
• Polls to remain open until 8 tonight
• Myra Dier dies from crash-related injuries
• Oshkosh man charged in starvation death of dog
• Mercury Marine announces plans to hire 150 workers
• Mail processing to move from Oshkosh to Green Bay
• Mao Xiong of Green Bay gets 25 years in Eric Vieau stabbing death
• Gov. Scott Walker administration hires, promotes son of veteran lobbyist Jerry Deschane
• Injured Fond du Lac officer to talk to media
• Family, friends bid farewell to Howard soldier Cpl. Justin Ross
• Democrats, Republicans mum on possible incumbent challengers if recalls are successful
• Manitowoc County cheesemaker at Green Bay Farmers Market raises authenticity concerns
• Authorities fail to pinpoint cause of blaze that killed Denmark man
• Public nurses discuss health initiatives with Leibham
• DNR wants to delay phosphorus regulations
• Two Rivers City Council OKs further health coverage to retirees
• Nickels: Governors numbers dont add up
• Obama opens re-election bid
• Spending suggests tight Supreme Court race
• Manitowoc man found guilty of fifth OWI
• Lakeshore update
• Three face felony cocaine-related charges
• Manitowoc changes spring cleanup times
• Council reaffirms post-retirement health coverage to non-union city employees
• Nickels says governors numbers dont add up
• Myra Dier, Algoma, dies of injuries from Friday crash in town of Green Bay
• Wisconsin Legislature to take up budget-repair bill Tuesday
• Illinois Republican lawmakers reject Wisconsins approach to union restrictions
• Wisconsin DNR secretary defends ending recycling mandate phosphorous rules may be delayed, too
• Thousands watch online as eagles hatch in Iowa
• Summerfest to hold prices on admission
• Tea party, labor spend big on Supreme Court race
• Story, photos: Hundreds show support of fallen Howard soldier Cpl. Justin Ross
• President Barack Obama re-election launches with e-mail, website
• Oconto Falls School District may reduce school year
• Milwaukee police investigate death of toddler
• Lambert matches last years win total at ACMs
• Milwaukee girl missing for 9 years would be 16 today
• Future of Medicaid in Wisconsin at crossroads
• Unclaimed lotto winnings pile up
• Local contests abound for Tuesdays election
• Possible case of meningitis at Marquette
• State flags to be at half-staff for fallen soldier
• DNR will be setting controlled fires
• Lakeshore update
• Incumbents are only school board candidates in Reedsville
• Two Rivers has 4 candidates for 3 seats on school board
• Candidate profile: Village of Whitelaw president
• Candidate profiles: Kiel District 5 alderperson
• Wisconsin update
• Leader: No cop would arrest Dems
• Couple offers challenge grant for JFK project
• Two Rivers City Council candidates seek seats
• Manitowoc County health statistics reveal troubled areas
• Lakeshore update
• 4 contested races for Manitowoc City Council
• Manitowoc changes cleanup times
• State grant to help spur Schooner Coast Passport
• State union rights law likely on hold for 2 months
• Court update
• Lakeshore update
• 4 vie for 2 seats on Manitowoc School Board
• Fire causes damage to Manitowoc condo
• Department battling house fire
• Wisconsin DA: Rules didnt apply to union committee
• Analysis: Wisconsin budget would balance without union law
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to abide by judges union law ruling testimony expected today
• Wisconsin DOT outlines Highway 96 fixes
• Sheybogan man gets jail for vampire attack
• Two Green Bay schools locked down after threatened suicide
• Police: $11K in cocaine found in car
• Memorial service set for fallen Howard soldier
• NEW Zoo in Suamico resumes spring, summer hours
• Judge to look at how Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers union law was passed
• Madison woman charged for making threats to Wisconsin state senators
• Break-up of university system considered by panel
• Fox River cleanup reduces levels of PCB in fish
• Manitowoc City Council candidates grade citys fiscal health
• Unemployment rates rise in city, Manitowoc County
• Origami cranes project being sent to Japan to support victims of earthquake, tsunami
• Lincoln girls 3rd at FRCC indoor
• 4 candidates vie for 2 seats on Manitowoc School Board
• Sex offender sentenced to prison, extended supervision
• Lakeshore update
• Kiel has 4 candidates for 3 seats on School Board
• 4 candidates seek 2 seats on Mishicot School Board
• School board candidates stress fiscal responsibility
• Council candidates grade citys fiscal health
• Update: Two men injured in vehicle rollover Wednesday
• Sex offender sentenced to prison
• Wisconsin collective bargaining law wont be implemented, Gov. Scott Walkers top aide says
• Ohio Legislature votes to limit collective bargaining powers
• Fox River cleanup debate heats up
• Judge declares union law not in effect
• Dust in venting system caused Valders fire
• Vest saved officers life, but its not required part of uniform
• Two Rivers Police seek dog in bite case
• Today is the deadline to pay for Packers tickets
• Study: University of Wisconsin-Madison pumps $12.4B into state economy
• State Capitol damage claim had little documentation
• Racine traffic stop yields 28 pounds of marijuana
• Opening Day: Brewers talented but battling through injuries
• Northeastern Wisconsin roadwork ahead
• Japans nuclear crisis spurs could it happen here review
• Governor Scott Walkers proposed budget threatens public library funding
• GOP may press forward with bargaining law
• Fox River cleanup debate heats up
• Democrats back Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers latest budget plan
• United Way awards event celebrates campaign success
• Lakeshore Update
• Mother: Son didnt deserve brutal death
• 5 candidates vie for 3 seats on Valders School Board
• Manitowoc man receives alleged retaliatory beating
• Authorities responding to single-car accident on I-43 northbound
• UW-Manitowoc names CEO/dean finalists
• Mother: Joseph K. Baer didnt deserve brutal death
• Traffic blocked Tuesday after semi trailer detaches
• Wisconsin seeks federal high-speed rail money for Milwaukee-Chicago line
• Wisconsin collective bargaining law put in limbo by judges ruling
• Tax deadline is April 18 this year
• Manitowoc County chase ends in Green Bay area man arrested
• Madison police: Burned car belongs to missing man
• Green Bay consignment store where roof collapsed is condemned
• Gov. Scott Walkers top aide defends recycling change
• Fond du Lac Police respond to shooting rumors surrounding death of officer
• GOP lawmakers break ranks with Gov. Scott Walker
• Manitowoc forecast: Sunny and mild today
• Multimedia: Player of the Year - Randi Levendusky, Nic Halverson, Jake Eisenschink, Austin Ebert, Makenzie Tellock, Ben Stelzer
• Two Rivers City Council candidates address future
• Mishicot principal camps atop school after students meet reading goal
• Parks and Recreation Department announces April activities
• Judge halts union collective bargaining law
• Lakeshore Humane Society officials explain costs for care
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Wisconsins budget: How it shakes out for Two Rivers
• Lakeshore update
• Humane society officials explain care costs
• Walkers plane trip costs comparable to predecessors
• Text of President Barack Obamas speech Monday about Libya
• President Barack Obama defends United States military action in Libya
• Photos: Roof collapses at Accents Interiors Consignment Gallery in Green Bay
• Friends recall fallen soldier Justin Ross
• Fight over Wisconsin union law heads to court
• Multimedia: Player of the Year - Austin Ebert, Makenzie Tellock, Ben Stelzer
• Kratz wont face criminal charges for sexting
• Lakeshore update
• State contract talks stall amid union law fight
• 2 charged in killing of Manitowoc man
• Layoff notices to Teamsters rescinded
• Police dog returns home after Fond du Lac shooting injury
• Police update
• Lakeshore update
• Friends of Branch River banquet is Friday
• More radioactive water spills at Japan nuke plant
• Layoff notices to Teamsters rescinded for now
• Man arrested for attacking passing vehicles
• Two arrested for camping out at Lincoln
• Two men charged in beating death of Manitowoc man at rural Calumet County home
• Wisconsin veterans secretary Ken Black resigns
• Former Calumet County DA Ken Kratz wont face criminal charges over texts
• 10-year-old shot by father in Waukesha County
• Suspicious death rattles rural Town of Rantoul in Calumet County
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race all about union law
• Sheriff identifies Fort Atkinson crash victims
• Police investigate fatal stabbing of 23-year-old man in Madison
• Radiation in Japan seawater, soil may be spreading
• New York ticket wins Mega Millions prize
• Magnitude-6.5 quake shook eastern Japan Sunday small tsunami alert
• Bay Port High School graduate Justin Ross killed in Afghanistan
• Smoke from unattended stovetop in Manitowoc apartment building prompts 911 call
• Funds for file-share network in jeopardy
• Nursing skills taught at Mishicot High School
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc library announces featured books for April
• Smoke from unattended stovetop prompts 911 call
• Authorities probe suspicious death of Manitowoc man in Calumet County
• Progress 2011 stories, photos: Discover what makes Manitowoc County special
• Classmates remember fallen Fond du Lac officer
• Lakeshore update
• Air raids force Gadhafi retreat
• Analysis: Gambits abound in union fight
• First female candidate for VP, Ferraro, dies
• Young professional groups vital for connecting to community
• Manitowoc County compost sites to begin new hours
• Law enforcement briefs
• HFM schedules upcoming events
• Two Rivers school unions OK new contracts
• School nurses handle wide range of physical, mental health issues
• Breach possible at troubled Japanese power plant
• Prep track and field: Lancers 2nd, Lincoln 7th at Kjono Invite
• Man charged in sexual assault of 12-year-old girl
• Manitowoc man appeals meth charge
• Lakeshore update
• Eliminating school nurses not seen as viable cost-saving option
• Union law published despite a court order
• Manitowoc man charged in sexual assault of 12-year-old girl
• South Seventh Street open again
• Breach suspected at troubled Japanese power plant
• Wounded Fond du Lac officer Ryan Williams will be released from Neenah hospital today
• Manitowoc woman sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Wisconsin collective bargaining ruling sent to state Supreme Court by appeals court
• Photos: Snowstorm blasts Wisconsin, other parts of U.S.
• Japan faces its next chore: cleaning up
• Green Bay WWII airmans remains buried at Arlington National Cemetery
• Fond du Lac police officer Ryan Williams, wounded in shootout, moved out of intensive care
• Email to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker suggested faking attack
• B-29 Superfortress coming to EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh
• Fifth-graders sample Silver Lake College
• Snow could continue to fall today chance of scattered flurries forecast
• Kiel woman dies after crash in Sheboygan County
• Gov. Walker makes stop in Wrightstown
• OWI briefs
• Donations needed for U.S. Army care packages
• Lakeshore update
• Portion of Seventh Street to be closed Friday
• Manitowoc River level leads to park closures
• Whitelaw woman sentenced to jail for third OWI
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker to visit Wrightstown packaging company Coating Excellence International
• River Falls man charged with stealing recall petitions for Republican Senator Sheila Harsdorf
• Green Bay Packers star in NFL Films video 2010 Season In Six Minutes
• Green Bay WWII airmans remains to be buried with honor at Arlington National Cemetery
• Update 11:05 a.m.: Firefighters respond to Manitowoc chimney fire
• Great Wolf pays City of Sheboygan $2.5 million as part of Blue Harbor sale
• Kiel woman dies from injuries in weekend crash
• Wisconsin treasurer moves to cut his position
• Wisconsin Supreme Court backs DNR in discharge permit battle
• Wisconsin Senate plans to take up parts of state budget April 5
• Wisconsin Rep. Dave Obey gives big staff bonuses as he leaves Congress
• Wisconsin Republicans bill would block federal health care law
• Wisconsin district attorney adds arguments to uphold union law block
• University of Wisconsin System chancellors seek more financial autonomy
• Grocers: High vegetable prices should drop soon
• Boehner presses Obama to define Libya mission
• E-mails show Wisconsin Republicans considerations to punish Senate Democrats
• Spring storm pummels Lakeshore area
• Screen legend Elizabeth Taylor died Wednesday at 79
• Fond du Lac officer leaves legacy of bravery
• Wisconsin update
• Tokyo officials warn of radiation in tap water
• Tearful crowd mourns fallen Fond du Lac police officer
• Gadhafis efforts thwarted in Libya
• Lakeshore update
• Lakeside Foods recalling canned pickled beets
• Grant to help gather beach survey data
• Manitowoc declares snow emergency
• Update: Condition of officer shot twice by gunman upgraded K-9 critical but stable
• Lakeside Foods of Manitowoc recalls canned pickled sliced beets
• 670 customers in the Francis Creek area without power
• Report: Japan disasters to cost up to $300B
• NCAA womens basketball: UW-Green Bay in Sweet 16 after beating Michigan State
• Michael Johnson denied parole in Tom Monfils murder in Green Bay
• Legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Fond du Lac police officer Craig Birkholz funeral set for Saturday
• American Cancer Society study says diagnoses, deaths in Wisconsin fell between 1997 and 2007
• Eau Claire TV station WEAUs tower collapses
• Emails to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker initially favored union rights
• Fond du Lac shooter had past charges
• Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
• Board endorses primary date change
• Wausau teens killer sentenced to life in prison
• Two Rivers board OKs school employee contracts
• Valders School Board approves layoff notices
• Kiel woman critical after vehicle overturns in Sheboygan River
• Reedsville board OKs contract, new chief
• Man arrested in alleged first-degree sexual assault of 12-year-old girl
• Damages from wildlife could be claimed through program
• Two Rivers man sentenced to prison for 6th, 7th OWIs
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Council approves borrowing for 2011 capital projects
• Lakeshore update
• Power lines up at Japan nuke plant
• Blue ribbons show support for officer
• Justice says he doesnt start fights on court
• TR board approves school employee contracts
• Valders school board approves layoff notices
• Two Rivers man found guilty of sixth and seventh OWIs
• Manitowoc man arrested in alleged first-degree sexual assault of 12-year-old girl
• Kiel woman still critical after car overturned in Sheboygan River
• Officers were trapped in Fond du Lac shooters basement
• Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates spar over impartiality during debate
• Piggly Wiggly plans to close or sell one location in Oshkosh, two in Racine
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker e-mail support gets boost from out of state
• Photos: Gunman shoots Fond du Lac policemen
• No quick fix seen at Japans nuclear plan
• Milwaukee couple charged with drug offenses
• K-9 shot in Sundays officer slaying is in critical condition
• Injured Fond du Lac officer still in critical condition
• Governor orders flags lowered for slain Fond du Lac officer
• Funeral services for fallen Fond du Lac officer announced
• Drugs found in childs sippy cup during traffic stop
• Birkholz always had a smile
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends children stay in rear-facing car seats until they turn two
• Capitol Civic Centre camp slated for June 20-24
• Manitowoc approves wage hike for police
• Fond du Lac Police officers struggle to cope with fellow officers death
• Ruling to block union law appealed
• Two Rivers Council seeks continued recycling aid
• Lakeshore update
• Mishicots Wojtas, other parents on hand to cheer on UW-Green Bays womens basketball team
• Manitowoc approves 2 percent wage hike for police officers
• Two Rivers seeks continued recycling aid
• Mass for Japan
• Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates to debate today in Milwaukee
• Workers pulled at Japan nuke plant as smoke rises
• Photo galleries: Japan earthquake, tsunami
• Fond du Lac shooter had given up hope, his mother says
• Fond du Lac police officer killed, another injured in Sunday morning standoff
• Fond du Lac neighbors heard fatal shooting unfold
• Manitowoc teen leads origami cranes project to boost spirits in Japan
• Allied assault weakens Gadhafis military might
• Chronic wasting disease discovered in Wisconsin in 2002
• Update: 1 Fond du Lac officer killed, 1 critical following morning shooting suspect found dead
• Oshkosh man convicted of child abuse gets 20 years
• Lakeshore update
• Volunteer mentors needed for area youth
• Manitowoc investigators divert fleeing cocaine suspect away from parade
• TR City Council candidates forum slated for March 29
• Kildare woman dies from accidental gunshot wound
• Program helps seniors find their niche
• College basketball: Mishicot native Wojta worth the wait for UW-Green Bay
• Franciscan Sisters retiring from Two Rivers foster home
• Two Rivers police brief
• Longtime city clerk remembered for professionalism
• Gov. Scott Walker releases e-mails about union, collective bargaining rights
• Prep track and field: Area teams fare well at Raider Invite
• Judge blocks contentious union law
• Warnings
• Reedsville man sentenced to prison for delivering heroin
• Woman found guilty of 4th OWI
• Lakeshore briefs
• Gov. Scott Walker releases e-mails about union, collective bargaining rights
• Reedsville man sentenced to prison for delivering heroin
• Wisconsin judge blocks contentious collective bargaining law
• Diplomat: Minuscule amount of radiation reaches Calif.
• Woman found guilty of fourth OWI
• Wisconsin Maritime Museum to host shipwreck survivor
• Libya declares cease-fire after UN vote
• Air boat rescues 2 fishing on Lake Monona
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Temperatures in the 40s
• Police: Man stabbed at Denmark tavern in argument over woman
• Severity of Japan nuclear accident at same level as Three Mile Island
• Track and field: Lincoln teams take 2nd in home meet
• Lakeshore update
• Making a profit with Holo-Generators
• Ex-wife: Authorities were warned about Ryan Zellner
• More smoke rises from Japans crippled nuclear plant
• Judge hopes to decide repair-bills fate today
• UN approves Libya no-fly zone
• Illinois company relocating to Wisconsin
• Democratic Party files Walker complaint
• Radiation not likely to reach Wisconsin
• Schools grapple with funding formula
• Trial set for man charged in heroin distribution case
• Two Rivers Business Association to sponsor City Council candidates forum
• Zellners ex-wife: His sex offenses could have been prevented
• Trial set for man charged in heroin distribution case
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactor
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Mild temps will help melt snow
• State to argue its not financially responsible for Kratzs actions
• Reedsville man charged with raccoon bashing
• City council hopefuls discuss jobs, budget
• Stellar Student: Nathan Connell
• Stellar Student: Brittney Workentine
• Boys basketball: Two Rivers Fredrikson named top EWC coach
• Student notes
• Manitowoc native returns to take leadership role
• Education briefs
• Walker talks school cuts with leaders of districts
• Two Rivers woman charged with 5th OWI
• Lakeshore update
• January unemployment down in city, county compared to 2010
• Two Rivers woman charged with fifth OWI
• Manitowoc city parking ban lifted
• Reedsville man charged with raccoon bashing
• Two Rivers Business Association to sponsor City Council candidates forum
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sunny, mild today
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Former Appleton special education teacher charged with child abuse
• Gov. Scott Walker urges officials to wait on contracts
• Flat Stanley back from Iraq
• Japan abandons nuke plant over radiation
• Two Rivers man found guilty of fourth OWI
• Two Rivers briefs
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: 2010 Census results show TRs population declined
• TR Schools: Middle-school years: Time to search for identity
• Quake, tsunami aftermath sadden Manitowoc native living in Japan
• Man found guilty of fourth-degree sexual assault of 10-year-old girl
• County will end collective bargaining
• Senate Democrats, Republicans begin to reconcile
• Manitowoc police would get 2 percent raises
• Womens basketball: UWGB gears for deep run
• Democrats plan meeting Tuesday to discuss resolutions
• Walker touts budget in Green Bay
• Two Rivers man found guilty of fourth OWI
• Update: Democrats, Republicans make moves to work together
• Maple syrup event rescheduled for Monday
• Real estate taxes due March 31
• Judge pushes back hearing on union bill suit
• Man found guilty of fourth-degree sexual assault of girl, 10
• 2 new quakes rattle Japans northeast, Tokyo
• Update: Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Another sunny and mild day
• Budget battle could influence state Supreme Court race
• Disclosure requirement an impediment to open records requests
• Majority leader: Democrats votes dont count
• Walker proposes $1.1B building project budget
• New net rules hurt commerical fishing, DNR told
• College basketball: UW-Green Bay receives highest NCAA tournament seed ever
• Japanese ordered indoors in radiation leak crisis
• Two Rivers School District will survive budget troubles, Fredrikson says
• Ziegelbauer: Worst is behind us
• Unions hurry to get deals in place
• Mayor worries of talent loss in city
• Two Rivers police brief
• Lakeshore update
• Newton woman sentenced to prison for child sex assault
• Manitowoc man gets dozen years in prison for 12th OWI
• Officials hold budget bill information session for county employees
• Mayor fears talent loss in city
• Fredrikson: District will get through budget troubles
• Update: Tide of bodies overwhelms quake-hit Japan
• Newton woman sentenced to prison for child sex charge
• Survivors recall moments of terror
• Wisconsin unions rush to get deals in place
• Manitowoc man sentenced to dozen years for 12th OWI
• Update: Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• Manitowoc area forecast: Sunny, mild
• Thousands protest Walker visit to Green Bay
• Lakeshore Update
• Associated Press survey shows obstacles in efforts for more openness in government
• Japanese man saved from rooftop that floated out to sea
• Survivors of 04 tsunami shaken by Japan disaster
• Soldiers warn of tsunami threat in northeast Japan
• 3 injured, 7 missing in blast at Japan nuke plant
• Random Acts of Kindness: Wallet returned to Whitelaw man
• Manitowoc family anxiously waited to hear from son in Japan
• Federal budget cuts would have deep impact
• Law enforcement briefs
• Mourners pay respects to last U.S. WWI veteran
• Democrats ramp up recall efforts
• Pro-union protesters recede from Madison, but stalwarts pledge to carry on
• As Madison protests wind down, Democrats ramp up recall efforts
• City of Manitowoc, AFSCME agreement will avoid layoffs
• Workshops help job-seekers stand out
• Lakeshore Update
• WIAA Division 3 Basketball: Mishicot falls to Kewaunee in regional final
• 100,000 rally in Madison to retain collective bargaining powers
• Slowing down could save drivers money
• Protesters vow to continue fighting for union rights
• Union supporters plot transition from street protests to ballot box
• Senate Democrats inspired by protests
• Senate Democrats inspired by protests
• Pro-union rallies generate new political enthusiasm for Madison demonstrators
• Pro-union rallies generate new political enthusiasm for Madison demonstrators
• Wisconsin Senate Democrats defend absence, gear up for recalls
• Huge crowd descends on downtown Madison without problems
• Huge crowd descends on downtown Madison without problems
• President Barack Obama shies away from Wisconsin protest, others
• President Barack Obama shies away from Wisconsin protest, others
• Protesters make themselves heard during bill signing
• Lake Michigan top destination for Manitowoc County visitors
• Groups host Manitowoc City Council candidates forum
• WIAA boys basketball: Two Rivers loses to Seymour in Div. 2 sectionals
• Protest may top 100,000 as Walker signs budget bill
• Quake, tsunami kill hundreds in Japan
• Wisconsin update
• Lincoln High graduate safe in Kamogawa after quake, tsunami
• Law enforcement briefs
• Lakeshore update
• First tsunami waves hits Oregon, California coasts, no major damage done
• Video: Tsunami caused by quake in Japan
• Governor Scott Walker officially cuts collective bargaining
• Assembly passes Gov. Scott Walkers collective bargaining legislation as chaos ensues in Madison
• Lincoln High School locked down for 20 minutes
• Tsunami barrels toward Hawaii, western U.S. after earthquake in Japan
• Protesters agree to leave Capitol overnight
• Sens. Joe Leibham, Glenn Grothman receive death threats
• Skating club to present Tribute to Grease
• Bill needed to fix budget, Sens. Ziegelbauer, Leibham say
• Amended budget bill awaits Walkers OK
• Boys basketball: Jaw-dropping: Stelzer scores 27 in 4th
• Boys basketball: Roncalli loses to Wrightstown
• Senate violated law, complaints say
• Wisconsin update
• Census: States Hispanic population surges
• Manitowoc police update
• Lakeshore update
• Check out homes safety devices as you spring ahead
• Runners Against Walker routes announced
• Capitol opening delayed Wisconsin Assembly expected to take up bill to cut collective bargaining rights
• Thousands of protesters converge on State Capitol
• Wisconsins Senate Republicans bypass Democrats, cut collective bargaining
• Report: Nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Budget bill means little change for stray dog law
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Sun and mild temperatures expected today
• Movement in Madison: GOP strips bargaining rights, minus missing Senate Dems
• Late-winter storm hits Lakeshore area
• Lakeshore update
• Relay run to show support for Democratic senators
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Relay run to show support for Democratic senators
• Semi jackknifes, hits guardrail during heavy snow conditions
• Walker proposes union compromise in e-mails
• Senate Dems get their paychecks
• Gas prices showing no sign of slowing
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Winter weather advisory in effect until 6 p.m. today
• Walkers budget goes far beyond just unions
• State Assembly passes lower car insurance levels
• Group to raise money for upgrades to fishpond facility
• Taste of Home Cooking School packs the house
• Impact of state budget: Still waiting on the details
• Manitowoc School Board grapples with budget
• Lakeshore update
• Taste of Home Cooking School packs the house
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Snow storm tonight and Wednesday
• Kiel man gets prison for OWI, injury crash
• Gov. Scott Walkers bill draws attention to obscure law allowing universities to buy stray dogs for scientific research
• Experts say gas prices could top $4 a gallon
• From sap to syrup: Venturing into the sugar bush
• Manitowoc City Council urged not to wait for Madison
• Two Rivers could lose big under proposed state budget
• Walker rebuffs meeting request
• Law enforcement briefs
• Car knocks over two downtown Manitowoc traffic light poles
• Lakeshore update
• Council urged not to wait for Madison
• Two Rivers stands to lose big under proposed state budget
• Two Rivers man arrested for Shoto Corp. burglary
• Car knocks over two downtown Manitowoc light poles
• Manitowoc forecast: snow possible through Wednesday
• Theres no place like a new home for newlyweds
• Supporters of state budget bill hold rally
• In union strongholds, residents wrestle with cuts
• WIAA Div. 3 boys basketball: Roncalli edges rival Valders in regional final
• Walker seeks Medicaid powers
• Lakeshore briefs
• For the record
• Democrats, GOP stall on budget union bill
• Job training a necessity for business growth
• Lakeshore law enforcement briefs
• Battle for Baton heats up: 4 teams vie in fundraiser for chance to conduct symphony
• Demand for pro-Walker shirts soars after flap
• Walker tells state unions hes laying off 1,500 workers
• Police: No clear motive in Marinette hostage standoff
• TR officers tackle lawmaker trying to enter State Capitol
• Lakeshore update
• TR officers tackle lawmaker at Capitol
• Reid Ribble leaves reporters hanging on budget cuts
• Protesters of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers budget repair bill ordered to leave Capitol building
• NFL, players union extend CBA deadline through today
• Marinette High School standoff report coming today
• NCR, Appleton Papers must pay $700M Fox River cleanup cost, federal judge rules
• FEMA reviewing Wisconsins blizzard-related costs
• Green Bay Packers season ticket holders still must make 2011 payments
• Airlines raise domestic fares
• 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion of Ashwaubenon to begin training for Afghanistan duty
• Pro-Walker T-shirt causes stir at Two Rivers High School
• Local telethon raising money for cerebral palsy
• Manitowoc spring cleanup times announced
• State layoffs, police action threatened over impasse
• Wisconsin update
• Deadline looms for Manitowoc city layoffs
• World update
• Nation update
• Lakeshore update
• Friday is bump deadline
• Pro-Walker T-shirt causes stir in Two Rivers
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker defends state budget proposal
• Stalemate over Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers budget repair bill could continue for months
• NFL lockout wouldnt affect Lambeau Field attractions, events
• Sheboygans Blue Harbor deal near buyers see great potential in property
• New Wisconsin DNR secretary Cathy Stepp endorsed by Senate panel
• Judge nearly orders protesters out of Capitol
• Green Bay Catholic diocese, SNAP victims group spar over sex abuse cover-up allegations
• Green Bay Packers CB Brandon Underwood convicted, fined in Lake Delton prostitution case
• Germany airport shooting suspect says he acted alone
• Budget notes: Walker would undo birth control law
• 8 Wisconsin Republicans, 5 Democrats targeted by recalls in fight over Governor Scott Walkers budget repair bill
• 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion deployment ceremony set for Saturday
• Deal might lure Dems for vote on budget bill
• Wastewater plant rate hike may be needed
• HTR takes second in national multimedia project contest
• Point Beach Nuclear Plant Unit 2 shuts down for refueling, upgrade
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin wind turbine site rules suspended by GOP lawmakers
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget plan at a glance
• Wisconsin Capitol protesters make themselves heard in Madison
• Former state Sen. Alan Lasee to speak at conservative forum
• Governors plan targets schools, municipalities
• Reactions to Walkers budget proposal
• Two Rivers briefs
• Greg Buckley/TR Voice: Grant to aid funding for trails to high school
• Lester Public Library schedules events
• Fire damages home south of Manitowoc
• Lakeshore update
• Lakeshore law enforcement briefs
• Walker presents two-year budget plan
• Watch Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget address at 4 p.m.
• Wisconsin state Capitol ordered open to public
• Wisconsin Rep. Gordon Hintz apologizes for outburst on Assembly floor
• Photos: Severe weather hits parts of US
• Wisconsin one of 41 states where public workers are higher earners
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker prepares to reveal budget as police keep protesters out of Capitol
• State child care ratings to be posted online
• Pressure increasing for missing Senate Democrats
• Scott Walker seeks sweeping Medicaid powers
• Police cut off public access to Wisconsin Capitol protesters still refusing to leave
• New photos: Protests in Madison, Appleton, Green Bay, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Sheboygan and Wausau
• APs top photos of the day for March 1
• DISH Network, WLUK parent at odds over retransmission pact
• AFL-CIO works to keep Wisconsin protests going
• Manitowoc County forecast: Partly sunny, mild
• Kings Speech inspires people who stutter
• Pro-Gadhafi forces close in on rebel-held cities
• Sturgeon harvest hits 1,426 as season ends
• Lakeshore update
• Kiel teachers receive nonrenewal notices
• New solution sought for Lemberger Landfill cleanup
• New solution sought for Lemberger Landfill cleanup
• OWI crackdown begins March 4
• SLC Hosts Milkweed Project and Faculty Exhibit
• Firefighters respond to Heritage Aluminum Brass Foundry flare-up
• Protesters at Wisconsin Capitol get positive nudge
• Milwaukee priest removed after sexual abuse allegation
• I-43 roadwork starts today
• Manitowoc forecast: Today will be sunny, mild
• Budget protesters allowed to remain in State Capitol
• Kings Speech, Portman, Firth take top Oscars honors
• Familys support of JFK spans generations
• Protesters: Whole world is watching
• Social Security scam reported in county
• Manitowoc man arrested for allegedly driving drunk with child
• Lakeshore update
• Forms available for St. Patricks Day Parade
• Fire destroys St. Nazianz aluminum foundry
• For some lawmakers, House office is home
• Manitowoc woman promotes Peace Corps in campus tour
• Social Security scam reported in county
• Lakeshore update
• Forms available for St. Patricks Day Parade
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Job training programs aimed at re-employment
• Ziegelbauer supports bill but didnt push voting button quick enough
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Thousands of protesters converge on Wisconsin Capitol in Madison
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Gaming convention being held through Sunday
• Walker, protesters stand firm on bill
• Manitowoc man wanted on drug warrants arrested after confrontation
• State Capitol to return to normal business hours
• Budget repair bills passes Assembly, what next
• Two Rivers School District not issuing layoff notices yet
• TWO RIVERS POLICE BRIEF
• Lakeshore update
• Budget crisis looms over governors meeting
• Fire reported at St. Nazianz foundry
• Police, SWAT team subdue suspect
• Group of volunteers leading Wisconsin protest efforts
• Local Social Security scam reported
• Two Rivers School District not issuing layoff notices yet
• Police to begin limiting access to Wisconsin state Capitol building
• How Wisconsin Assembly members voted on budget repair bill
• 14 percent of Wisconsin homes sold were foreclosures
• Wisconsin appeals court reinstates thrill kill charges in Waupaca County deer slaughter case of Rory Kuenzi and Robby Kuenzi
• Under the Capitol dome, protesters build a city within a city
• Denver Nuggets head coach George Karl could be witness in Appleton nightclub theft case
• Defendant in Tom Monfils case denied parole
• Wisconsin Assembly passes budget repair bill early Friday
• High school student designs Hmong-inspired clothing line
• Assembly budget debate stretches late into night
• Manitowoc County Executive Bob Ziegelbauer addresses bill concerns
• Manitowoc County Executive Bob Ziegelbauer seeks end to impasse over budget repair bill
• Manitowoc Police Department officers recognized at Rotary luncheon
• Manitowoc malt plant to close
• Lakeshore update
• Mishicot School Board to issue preliminary layoff notices
• Toyota recalls 2.1M SUVs, Lexus SUVs over gas pedals
• Top Wisconsin Republican state senators wife gets layoff notice
• Rey Moore, convicted in Tom Monfils murder in Green Bay, denied parole
• Mishicot school board votes to issue layoff notices
• Anheuser-Busch closing Manitowoc malt plant
• Two-car accident on JJ
• Wisconsin Senate passes repeal to racial profiling law
• Wisconsin budget debate to end today, Assembly agrees
• Shawano County police investigate death of man left at hospital
• State Patrol sent to homes of Democrats
• Pro-union sympathizers from out of state arrive in Madison
• I-43 roadwork will start Monday
• Details emerge about possible UW-Madison split
• Highly qualified potential buyer found for Sheboygans Blue Harbor
• Chance of light snow tonight in Manitowoc County
• Car vs. semi accident on Waldo Boulevard
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Accident over green light dispute
• Sen. Joe Leibhams voter photo ID bill amended
• Local deputies help with crowd control in Madison
• Gov. Scott Walker tricked in prank call to discuss unions
• Information sought on Two Rivers vandalism
• Lakeshore update
• Kochs build basis for conservative movement
• Rallies planned across state
• Sheriffs deputies performing crowd control in Madison
• Sports Calendar Correction: Games announced in HTR are Thursday night
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker takes prank call from liberal blogger
• Packers Crabtree takes flak for Wisconsin union tweet
• Shawano County police investigate death of man left at hospital
• Federation of unions laying groundwork for strike if Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers budget bill is passed
• Brillion woman kept in cage as girl returns to crime scene, appears on Oprah Winfreys TV show
• Snowmobile accident victim had blood alcohol content of 0.278
• Three vehicles involved in Manitowoc car accident
• Rep. Ziegelbauer comments on late night session for Wisconsin Assembly
• Weather: Slight chance of snow showers this afternoon
• Metro transit manager fears possible loss of federal funding
• Manitowoc Blockbuster closing
• LTC changes board meeting location
• Teachers to get preliminary layoff notices
• Two Rivers update
• Assembly Democrats act to slow budget bill
• Manitowoc County Board nixes Schleswig assisted living facility
• National poll: Few back Wisconsin-style plan
• LIVE VIDEO at 6 p.m.: Watch Gov. Walkers fireside chat
• 27 MPSD teachers to receive preliminary layoff notices
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker plans statewide chat on budget standoff
• Manitowoc Blockbuster video store closing
• 8 Wisconsin Senate Democrats targeted for recall by Utah group
• 14 Wisconsin Senate Democrats stay away from Capitol
• Substance abuse class for parents available at Lakeshore Family Resources
• Lakeshore Technical College changes board meeting location
• Wisconsin protesters see increased security, metal detectors at Capitol
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: Layoff notices could be sent soon
• NFL continues mediation with players
• Appleton lawmaker Penny Bernard Schaber seeks key exemption in budget plan for transit workers
• Update: 41 southbound open after Neenah crash
• District 2 voters to have new polling place
• Second roof collapse reported at Kohler Co.
• Port Washington man gets 6 months jail for high-speed chase with kids in car
• Weather: Mostly cloudy skies expected today, no snow
• TRAP Competition shooting dates released
• Up to foot of snow snarls county, shuts down schools
• Budget bill impasse continues in Madison
• Manitowoc council overrides 3 mayoral vetoes
• Wisconsin update
• Midwest digging out after more snow, ice
• Nation/World update
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc council overrides 3 mayoral vetoes
• Update 1:56 p.m.: I-43 open again near Cleveland
• State road conditions remain hazardous
• St. Nazianz receives 12 inches of snow
• Wisconsin Democrat who fled Madison fears vote may be taken anyway
• Snow causes Kohler Co. roof collapse near Sheboygan
• Key part of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers state budget plan faces Friday deadline
• Excuse notes from docs at protests draw scrutiny
• Armed robbery suspects may be in county
• Manitowoc City Council may attempt three veto overrides tonight
• Winter storm warning canceled, travel remains hazardous
• U.S. House rejects Asian carp plan that would close Chicago locks
• Train crashes into empty police squad car in De Pere
• Green Bay Packers Super Bowl run helps area charities
• Pedestrian hit by car on U.S. 41 dies
• Appleton man who died on Lake Winnebago identified
• Workers proud of their service to the city
• GOP adds pressure on Dems to return, vote
• Union head calls on teachers to go to work
• Lakeshore update
• Sturgeon season ends on upriver lakes
• St. Francis project delayed
• Photos: Snowstorm sweeps across Lakeshore
• Travel not recommended through tonight
• One dead after 3 vehicles plunge into Lake Winnebago
• Lakeshore update
• Donations still needed for autistic boys service dog
• Random Acts of Kindness
• Program gives students real-world training, skills
• Area food producers thrive during tough economy
• 70,000 protesters descend on Capitol
• Update 5:10 p.m.: Winter storm watch changes to warning for Manitowoc County
• Two Rivers Coast Guard, area fire departments train for ice rescues
• Manitowocs most wanted: Kenneth W. Glebke
• Mayor Justin Nickels vetoes two council resolutions
• Two Rivers High School students stage brief walkout
• Rep. Bob Ziegelbauer may hold key role in Assembly
• Manitowoc firefighters union opposes state budget repair bill
• Manitowoc man charged with fifth OWI offense
• Lakeshore Update
• Photos: Two Rivers defeats Kewaskum in boys basketball
• bVideo -/b Capitol protesters continue rallying for fourth day, Feb. 18
• Mayor Nickels vetoes two council resolutions
• Chat recap: Read state budget updates from Friday
• Rep. Bob Ziegelbauer may hold key vote in Wis. Assembly
• Two Rivers High School students stage brief walk-out
• Wisconsin Senate Republicans sends state troopers after Democratic leader Mark Miller
• Kimberly, Freedom schools closed over state budget dispute
• LIVE: Get state budget updates through Twitter
• Racine girl arrested in middle school bomb threat
• Teacher shortage closes Milwaukee, other Wisconsin schools
• Other UW campuses, besides Madison, want autonomy
• Bull course owner: Im in it for the long run
• 300 National Guard soldiers return to Volk Field today
• Politicians, union officials sound off on Gov. Scott Walkers plan
• Manitowoc-area forecast: wind advisory
• bVideo:/b Walkers press conference Thursday in Capitol
• Y hopes new XrKade will get youth moving
• Protesters keep up the pressure
• Democrats stall budget-fix bill
• Manitowoc teachers agree to pay freeze
• President Barack Obama supports Wisconsin public employees
• No budget bill protest disruptions in Lakeshore schools
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowocs most wanted: Adam P. Naidl
• bVideo -/b From Madison: Protesters rally, Walker steadfast on modest proposal
• Manitowoc teachers agree to pay freeze
• Wisconsin Maritime Museum announces program date change
• Street closed for water main repair
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Dense fog advisory continues through tonight
• Update 11:47 a.m.: Smoke at Lincoln High School due to ventilation problem
• Update 11:32 a.m.: Waldo Boulevard water main leak repaired
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker at Capitol as Senate prepares to vote on budget repair bill
• Fire damages Two Rivers home
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walkers union proposal drives teachers into retirement
• Madison schools closed for second day others follow suit
• APs top photos of the day for Thursday
• Large amount of water reported on Waldo Boulevard this morning
• Manitowoc-area forecast: dense fog advisory
• Elderly womans estate to pursue claims for assault
• Protesters jam streets around State Capitol
• Lakeshore teachers protest budget repair bill
• Mishicot to celebrate FFA Week
• Busy year for Reedsville FFA
• National FFA week celebrated
• Manitowocs most wanted: Michael J. Laws II
• TR council sends budget repair bill resolution to state officials
• Former Sen. Feingold forms grassroots liberal political group
• Lakeshore Update
• Two Rivers woman jailed for biting boyfriend
• Classical trio will perform at Silver Lake College
• Valders FFA plans weeklong activities
• Lakeshore teachers protest budget repair bill
• House fire reported in Two Rivers
• University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc sees highest spring enrollment since 2005
• Kiel man sore after being crushed by cow
• Picketing planned for this afternoon
• Wisconsin Republicans support for Gov. Scott Walkers budget repair bill may be fading
• Protesters gather outside Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers office
• Bull golf course placed in foreclosure
• Two Rivers council approves police union contract
• Governors budget proposal: Taking advantage of a crisis
• Two Rivers woman jailed for biting boyfriend
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race narrowed to David Prosser, JoAnne Kloppenburg
• Wisconsin budget protests go overnight at state Capitol
• Wisconsin budget protests draw thousands
• Green Bay Packers Fan Hall of Fame adds Illinois fan Tom Little
• Manitowoc forecast: Warming spell continues
• Challengers advance in Manitowoc District 1
• Manitowocs most wanted: John O. Lawrence
• Incumbents advance in Manitowoc School Board race
• Manitowoc featured in USA TODAY
• Action by state may eliminate need for city layoffs, Manitowoc mayor says
• Supervisor ballot finalized in two Manitowoc County townships
• Two Rivers man arrested for alleged fifth OWI offense
• Manitowoc has advantages, says museum director
• Trip set to Milwaukee lighthouse, museum
• Two Rivers recreation classes available
• Sheboygan man spears 185-pound sturgeon from Lake Winnebago
• Green Bay Packers victory tour heads to New York
• Wisconsin state budget wont be released at Capitol
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has enough votes to end collective bargaining, Senate leader says
• Sheboygan man spears 185-pound sturgeon
• County clerk urges people to go vote
• Update: New Holstein administrator waives hearing, pleads not guilty
• Manitowoc County polling locations open until 8 p.m.
• Random Lakes Andrea Boehlke begins her quest
• Photos: Westminster Dog Show, Day 1
• President Barack Obamas budget plan cuts funds for UW-Madison light research
• Experts: Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget bill alters landscape
• Area union members head to Madison to protest Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget bill
• Manitowoc forecast: Milder temperatures ahead
• Manitowoc man dies in snowmobile accident
• Unions fighting Scott Walkers proposal
• Five fire departments battle Newton silo fire
• Manitowocs most wanted: Rachel L. Brandt
• Manitowoc council votes for layoffs
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc council votes for layoffs, furloughs of city workers
• Are you ready for spring: Click here
• Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday
• Brown Deer man and Never missed a Super Bowl member from Visa ad dies
• Unions fight back against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers collective bargaining proposal
• President Barack Obamas new budget resurrects rejected tax increases
• Update 12:04 p.m.: Manitowoc man dies in snowmobile accident, name released
• Five fire departments responded to silo fire Sunday
• Manitowoc man dies in snowmobile crash
• Snowmobile trails closed
• Sturgeon spearing totals appear down
• UW researchers develop app for addicts
• Obesity increases risk for life-threatening illnesses
• APs top photos of the day from the weekend
• Huffington believes she can change the world
• AFL-CIO starts campaign against Gov. Scott Walkers plan
• Manitowoc forecast: colder temperatures today
• Area teachers picket in front of Ziegelbauers home
• Manitowocs most wanted: William J. Barbier
• Two Rivers Washington House entrance restored
• Lady Antebellum takes 5 Grammys, winning record, song of the year
• Bill to halt negotiations wouldnt apply to public safety unions
• City Council to discuss mayors compromise
• Taste of Home Cooking School set for March 8
• 3 seek Manitowoc Aldermanic District 1 seat
• Area teachers picket in front of local lawmakers home
• Mayor vetoes City Councils resolution to reorganize departments
• Two Rivers man, 40, sentenced for sixth OWI
• Lakeshore update
• 8 candidates seek 2 seats on Manitowoc school board
• Manitowocs most wanted: Walter J. Gibas
• Green job market continues to experience growth
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com special report: Sturgeon season is underway
• Mubaraks exit in Egypt sets off celebrations across Mideast
• Walker says he wont negotiate with unions
• Leslie Halvorsen changed attitudes about those with disabilities
• Lakeshore update
• Egyptians celebrate as Mubarak resigns
• Photos, story: Lakeshore residents take a stab at fencing
• HTR wins 27 awards at state newspaper convention
• Egypt president Hosni Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Silver Lake College Announces Dean’s List
• Lakeshore update
• Lemberger Landfill program set for Feb. 28
• Parents in 2008 Wausau prayer death seek new trials
• Green Bay law firm donates toward Mike McCarthy street renaming
• The Donald for next U.S. president
• Snow flurries forecast for Manitowoc area today
• New Holstein school official Christopher Nelson charged with possession of child porn
• JFK Fieldhouses Ships Voyage sets sail
• Nation/world update
• Wisconsin update
• Gov. Scott Walker plans to remove most union rights
• Lakeshore Technical College facing $1.5 million deficit
• United Ways 2-1-1 offers essential info to callers
• WPS farm show boasts more than 400 vendors
• Reward offered for information about Spancrete burglary
• Manitowoc woman found guilty of delivering heroin
• Look Ahead Lakers Program Begins March 24
• New Holstein police seeks child porn charges for school administrator Chris Nelson
• Wisconsin wind farm hearing attracts hundreds
• Wisconsin cancer rate declines for men, women
• Weston parents convicted in prayer death seek new trials
• Social networking tip leads to thrill-kill charges
• Walker: SeniorCare benefits safe
• Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy street name prompts a fight
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Dangerous wind chills continue today
• Maritime Museum to host Kahlenberg program
• Woman bound over for trial in 1957 death of baby
• Manitowoc committee endorses layoff plan
• Walker aims to refinance debt to save $165M
• Super Bowl memorabilia, magazines hit store shelves
• Lakeshore update
• Dementia to be focus of professional education conference
• Manitowoc police see big increase in 2010 drug arrests
• Literacy gets head start in 4-year-old kindergarten
• City committee endorses layoff plan for Manitowoc workers
• Super Bowl magazines hit store shelves
• Maritime Museum to host Kahlenberg Industries program
• State Senate passes lower car insurance levels
• Super Bowl XLV footballs to benefit Make-A-Wish
• Preliminary hearing today in 1957 infant death
• Manitowoc police see big jump in 2010 drug arrests
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Dangerous wind chills to continue today
• Two Rivers business profile: The Honey Pot
• Fans pack Lambeau for Packers return
• 94th annual Chamber awards celebrate success
• Dermatology Associates named top large business
• Departures kicks off foreign film series
• Lester Public Library announces February activities
• Manitowoc board approves Rubick field improvements
• Teachers union backs breaking up Milwaukee School District
• Manitowoc Police Update
• The Medicine Shoppe to offer medication disposal program
• Manitowoc court update
• Lakeshore update
• University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc students experience cultural immersion
• Manitowoc school board approves Rubick field improvements
• Manitowoc police foot chase winds through eastside neighborhood
• Poet Derrick Harriell to read at SLC on March 15
• Silver Lake College Information Session February 15th
• Silver Lake College Presents Sophomore/Franciscan Value Exhibit
• Super Bowl XLV makes TV history
• Super Bowl MVP Aaron Rodgers chats up David Letterman on Late Show
• Sheboygan man gets 75 days jail for firing gun on toilet
• State Senate to take up car insurance bill
• Green Bay man loses Super Bowl XLV seat after temporary arrangement falls through
• Gov. Scott Walker puts budget shortfall at $3.6 billion
• Valders woman sentenced to prison for heroin possession
• Forecast: Winds to bring chill to Manitowoc area today
• Super Bowl champs return to Green Bay
• Manitowoc parks duties transferred to public works
• Two Rivers council expects to approve police union contract
• Guard troops overseas watch packers win
• Taxpayers to pay for New Holstein school chiefs attorney
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc court update
• Two Rivers council expects to approve police union contract
• TR man sentenced to prison in Manitowoc teens stabbing
• Kaysun, Orion and Manitowoc Cranes nominated for top manufacturer
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Roseanne, singing cowboys
• Man convicted in Tom Monfils killing denied parole
• Help welcome back Green Bay Packers during return today or Lambeau Field event Tuesday
• Fox Sports team feeds off Super Bowl drama
• Commerce Department revamp approved by Wisconsin Legislature
• California man wins contest for northern Wisconsin screenplay
• Blood supply at lowest level for January in 10 years
• Snow, cold forecast for Manitowoc area
• Two Rivers fans believe in the Packers until the end
• The Green Bay Packers beat Pittsburgh, return Lombardi Trophy to Titletown
• New North encourages business investment
• Lakeshore Update
• Manitowoc Historical Society Hungry for History series features dinner, entertainment
• Fans dine, dance on streets of Green Bay at rally
• Photos, story: Packers fever fills schools
• Dallas area reels from storm
• All sides look ahead to Egypt after Mubarak
• Mourners salute Hmong Gen. Vang Pao
• Falling ice injures at least 6 at Cowboys Stadium
• Walker signs bill granting tax cuts
• Prescription medications investigated for possible role in accident that hurt trooper
• Police arrest man wanted on three drug-related felony warrants
• Burger Boat Co. announces contract for steel passenger vessel
• Lakeshore update
• Police arrest man wanted on three drug-related felony warrants
• Burger Boat Co. announces contract for steel passenger vessel
• Walkers budget fix targets education, local aid
• Photos: A look back at Super Bowls I-XLIV
• Walker isnt giving up on tougher wind turbine rule
• Manitowoc forecast: light snow, freezing drizzle possible today
• North Ridge shows support for Packers
• Dyed poodle is a special breed of Packers fan
• Manitowoc man allegedly attempts to take money from gaming machine
• Gangs attack foreigners as Egypts chaos spreads
• Wisconsin proceeding with health care law
• Manitowoc Court brief
• Crop disaster assistance program deadline March 15
• Lakeshore update
• St. Nazianz man charged for alleged sex with girl, 13
• Manitowoc County Historical Society offers new series
• Manitowoc area under morning wind-chill advisory
• Service reductions inevitable, Mayor Nickels says
• Not your ordinary Packer Backer fan bus
• Manitowoc Police briefs
• Nearly half of the nation is blanketed by blizzard
• Dare to Dream Theatre wins awards at national festival
• Gambling addictions taking financial, personal tolls
• Lakeshore update
• Group urges ice safety 2 years after deaths on Lake Winnebago
• Wisconsin update
• Groundhogs in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin agree on forecast
• Economy pinches colleges, universities
• Sheboygan woman held in suspected OWI case
• Manitowoc Court brief
• TR Voice: Differing views on a big project: 17th Street bridge
• Having a Packer party
• Three Bank First National offices closed today
• Kohl signals he may run again
• Groundhog doesnt see shadow, so expect early spring
• Green Bay Packers revel in circus-like atmosphere at Super Bowl media day
• Manitowoc-area travel to remain hazardous today
• Manitowoc-area bus service delayed today
• Walker addresses budget gap in State of the State
• Premier Packers-Steelers souvenir on sale
• Blizzard conditions expected today
• Lester Public Library announces February activities
• Parks and recreation classes still open
• Lakeshore update
• Woodland Dunes Nature Center plans activities
• Colossal storm hits heartland
• Manitowoc committee votes to lay off 29 union workers, impose furloughs
• Mother charged in 57 death of infant
• State trooper Markowski in fair condition after crash
• Schools closed Wednesday
• Got tickets to the Super Bowl
• Having a Packer party
• Chili supper rescheduled
• UPDATE 11:33 a.m.: State trooper Markowski in fair condition
• Manitowoc issues snow emergency for Wednesday morning
• Woman, 74, suspected of killing her infant daughter nearly 54 years ago
• Manitowoc-area emergency personnel respond to truck rollover on I-43
• UPDATE 3:28 p.m.: Manitowoc County under blizzard warning
• Manitowoc County school closings
• Fans show team spirit as Green Bay Packers depart for Super Bowl
• Two Rivers council moves forward with capital projects
• State trooper hit by vehicle on I-43
• Call from son in Egypt calms fears
• Wisconsin update
• Two Rivers council moves forward with capital projects
• Egyptian president announces new government on Monday
• Indigency hearing set for New Holstein school administrator
• Manitowoc forecast: More snow, cold
• Man injured in industrial accident is identified
• Lakeshore update
• Great Decisions series returns to Manitowoc Public Library
• President Obama sound bite featured on citys website
• Wisconsin Maritime Museum to host Port program
• Two Rivers man injured in industrial accident Friday is identified
• Great Decisions series returns to Manitowoc Public Library
• Wisconsin unions gird for cuts from Governor Scott Walker
• Fans invited to Green Bay Packers send-off at 11:45 a.m. today at Lambeau Field
• Manitowoc forecast: Snow and more snow
• UPDATE, PHOTOS 4:04 p.m.: State trooper struck by vehicle on I-43 in southern Manitowoc County this morning
• All-Canada Show in Ashwaubenon helps cure winter blues
• Manitowoc law enforcement officer advises seniors to be wary of possible scams
• LTC students volunteer to work security during Obama visit
• Stimulus funds help wire rural homes for Internet
• Two sides in Ashwaubenon biomass debate far apart
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers police brief
• Obama spotlights Manitowoc in weekly address video
• Obama special sections available at HTR office
• Nuclear plants expected to hire 50,000 in next 5 years
• Story, photos: Snowmobile enthusiasts flock to Winterfest
• Play group in Manitowoc encourages child-parent interaction
• For many Packers fans, simply watching the Super Bowl isnt nearly enough
• Man injured in industrial accident in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc Senior Center plans dance
• Reedsville man fined, jailed for third OWI offense
• Long-term plans eyed for Manitowoc
• Lakeshore Update
• UPDATE 12:50 p.m.: Man impaled during industrial accident in Manitowoc
• Own your piece of history: Purchase a special presidential section edition
• Social Security fund said to be drained by 2037
• Odd Packers news roundup: Museums make cool wager
• Green Bay Packers wont get airport sendoff
• Changes abound since Green Bay Packers last Super Bowl win
• Manitowoc area under winter weather advisory starting at 3 p.m. today
• Complete coverage of President Obamas visit to Manitowoc
• State Legislature passes $67 million tax cut for companies to create jobs
• 2 Wisconsin men survive 2 hours on ice floes in Lake Superior
• Manitowoc Parks Rec director job stays vacant
• 25 years later, Challenger still a painful wound
• United Way Manitowoc County campaign raises more than $900K
• Manitowoc-Two Rivers Area YMCA father-daughter Valentines Day Dance set for Feb. 11 at Holiday Inn
• Wisconsin Update
• Local teachers recall how Challenger explosion was addressed in classrooms in 1986
• United Way campaign raises more than $900,000
• 2011 Menu Guide: Looking for a place to eat tonight
• Snow flurries may make Manitowoc-area roads slippery today
• Peace activists visit Lakeshore
• People stake out spots for possible view of president
• Tower Tech workers get thrill of a lifetime
• Residents brave cold to see President Obama
• Orion employees buoyed by Obamas visit
• Obama visits Skana employees hard at work
• Obama praises Manitowoc: Youve reinvented yourself
• DNR: Sighting not of cougar
• Truck kills man in wheelchair in Green Bay
• Source: School administrator caught with porn at Madison post
• More snow hits East Coast
• No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5T
• Walker to sign civil lawsuit reform bill
• Madison band updates Packers fight song
• Voter ID requirement draws criticism
• Two Rivers School District joins Facebook community
• Ice patrol program set at Maritime Museum
• Lakeshore update
• VIDEO: President Obama visits Orion in Manitowoc
• Obama, a Bears fan, takes ribbing during visit
• VIDEO REPLAY: President Obamas speech at Orion Energy Systems
• CHAT REPLAY: President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc
• Video: President Obama visits Orion in Manitowoc
• Photos: President Obamas visit to Manitowoc
• Wisconsin Maritime Museum to host ice patrol program in Manitowoc
• Snow is in the Manitowoc forecast for today
• Two Rivers business profile: Port Sandy Bay
• Obama urges unity in State of the Union address
• Lakeshore update
• Class on boating safety will be held in Two Rivers
• The Kings Speech takes Oscar nominations crown
• State Democrats blast regulatory reform measure
• Legislature OKs tax cuts aimed at businesses
• Obamas swing through region isnt surprising
• Sen. Leibham will miss Obama visit
• Two Rivers BIDC votes to foreclose on Joys restaurant
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Skana, Tower Tech added to President Barack Obamas Manitowoc schedule
• Obama familiar with Orions technology
• Kennedys 1960 visit not something you ever forget
• Carters 1976 visit included speech aboard USS Cobia
• Law enforcement prepares for presidential visit
• HFM on alert during Obamas visit
• Nickels column: Manitowoc deserves time in national spotlight
• LIVE CHAT: President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc
• Rewards offered for information about thefts
• Manitowoc mayors office has available Welcome President Obama signs
• Green Bay Packers tie gets Chicago car salesman fired
• Mishicot man sentenced for fifth OWI
• Hub Photos: Kings Speech leads Oscar nominations
• Odd Packers news roundup: Illinois man fired for wearing Packers tie
• Gov. Scott Walker signs first bill making health account contributions tax deductible
• New Holstein superintendent Christopher Nelson faces charge of using a computer to facilitate a child sex crime
• Speakers: Manitowoc library plan doesnt check out
• Manitowoc-area forecast: think sunshine
• Packers NFC championship merchandise attracts Manitowoc-area buyers
• No payback to Manitowoc for Barack Obama visit
• Manitowoc School Board candidates discuss budget improvements
• Lakeshore Update
• Speakers: Library plan doesnt check out
• Manitowoc school board candidates discuss budget, improvements
• Two Rivers BIDC votes to foreclose on Joys Family Restaurant
• Update: New Holstein superintendent charged in Milwaukee
• Police kick off program to reduce underage drinking
• States cutting back on mental health spending
• Snowmobile driver in fatal crash identified as Westley Johnson of New London
• Obama to alter State of the Union
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Wisconsin DNR to capture deer with helicopter
• Water leak damages Two Rivers apartment
• Light snow may make Manitowoc-area roads slippery today
• Rural Elderly or Disabled Transportation
• Stellar Student: Steven J. Bauer
• Stellar Student: Emily Weyker
• Cashing in on Packers win not that easy for merchants
• Dreams can come true: Area Fans rejoice at Green Bay Packers victory
• GE profits send Dow up
• Manitowoc Officer Block honored
• AMVETS post to send valentine cheer to troops
• New Holstein school official remains jailed
• Pongal harvest festival showcases Indian heritage
• Birdwatchers relish bald eagle sightings
• President to visit Orion while in Manitowoc
• Job seeker: Its a different playing field right now
• New Holstein school administrator remains jailed
• Update 6:15 p.m.: President Barack Obama to visit Orion Energy Systems
• Frigid fans rally for Packers
• Businesses score with Packers merchandise
• Congressmen wager food, clothing on championship
• Transfer of Giffords to Houston flawless, doctor says
• Temperatures edge up, but still remain dangerous
• New Holstein school administrator allegedly solicited sex act
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Absentee ballots available at Manitowoc City Hall
• Update 4:44 p.m.: New Holstein school administrator arrested in Milwaukee
• Two Rivers man found guilty of third OWI
• Manitowoc man sentenced for fifth OWI
• Portion of Manitowocs Jay Street to close Monday
• Wind chill temps below zero all day
• Manitowoc Company possible Obama tour stop
• Manitowoc library reorganization plan draws fire
• Manitowoc area businesses team up to encourage shopping local
• Woman who calls police ends up getting arrested
• Sex offender meeting set for Feb. 1 in Manitowoc
• AMVETS post to send valentine cheer to troops
• Lakeshore update: State of the Union viewing scheduled in Manitowoc
• Wisconsin Senate approves health-related income tax cut
• White House checks out Manitowoc Company as possible Obama tour stop
• Absentee ballots available at Manitowoc City Hall
• Green Bay firm receives contract for Maritime Metro Transit project
• Manitowoc J.C. Penney closes doors
• TR woman who calls police ends up getting arrested
• Sex offender meeting in Manitowoc set for Feb. 1
• Manitowoc AMVETS post to send valentine cheer to troops
• Are you ready for more Packers news
• National Weather Service issues wind chill advisory for Manitowoc County
• Have you met a president or celebrity in the Lakeshore area
• Sewing up a healthier environment
• Manitowoc native receives science award
• Reedsville looks to improve drinking water
• Lakeshore update: Tree identification program planned in Two Rivers
• Bill would make it harder to raise taxes
• 17th St. bridge to have open-grate deck
• Industry: Great Lakes cargo shipping way up in 2010
• Critics blast bill to reduce auto insurance requirements
• Dairy experts predict modest recovery in 11
• Milwaukee archbishop bets against Bears
• Walker, Ill. governor bet on title game
• Gambling a strong temptation for Packers fans
• House overturns health bill
• Deputy charged in fatal crash
• Two Rivers police report
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Newton man injured in vehicle mishap
• Sex-assault offender to be released Feb. 1
• State seeks to intervene in Kratz case
• 17th Street Bridge will have open-grate deck
• 2 men arrested for OWI in same vehicle
• Sex offender to be released in Manitowoc Feb. 1
• Larrivee and McCarren will be heard only in Green Bay, Milwaukee for Packers game
• Homeless count scheduled for Jan. 26-27
• Slight chance of snow today in Manitowoc County
• Public servant Sargent Shriver dies
• President Barack Obama to visit Manitowoc
• Lakeshore forecast: Cold to follow snow
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc County snowmobile trails now open
• Former Greenwoods building will house green co-op
• Manitowoc County Board rejects drunken-drivers program
• Gov. Scott Walker, Wisconsin Republicans reach tax breaks deal
• House GOP, White House battle over health care
• USS Cobia work contracted to Burger Boat
• Are you the Packers No. 1 fan
• UPDATE: President Obama to visit Manitowoc
• Manitowoc County snowmobile trails open at noon
• Assistant principal named to principal post at Wilson Jr. High
• Manitowocs Burger Boat Co. to work on USS Cobia
• Manitowoc-area forecast: Cold to follow snow
• Former Gov. Jim Doyle accepts job with Madison law firm
• Wisconsin update
• Sen. Ron Johnson faults Afghan timetable
• Lakeshore update: Two Rivers City Council will meet Wednesday
• Former Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz: Job protects him from sexting lawsuit
• Mayor predicts union concessions or layoffs
• Police, road crews handle snow, disabled vehicles
• Barack Obama, family mark Martin Luther King Jr. holiday with service at Washington, D.C., school
• Wisconsin DNR to trap deer in Shawano County for long-term study
• Fans can see Green Bay Packers-Chicago Bears game in person
• Manitowoc court brief
• I-43 semi truck accident sends cars into ditch, no injuries
• Two Rivers man sentenced for third OWI
• Rollover accident reported near Manitowoc
• Closings and cancellations
• Six continents down, one more to go
• Packers fans get ready for matchup against rival Bears
• Lakeshore expects 3-5 inches of snow Manitowoc declares snow emergency tonight
• Valders School District eliminates administrative position
• Lakeshore update: Mishicot garage destroyed by fire
• Tell us who you think will win the Packers-Bears game
• Tell us who you think will win the Packers-Bears game
• Mishicot garage destroyed by fire
• Aurora sustains water damage from broken pipe
• Manitowoc forecast: more snow
• Lakeshore update
• Poll: Certainty about equality unchanged since 2006
• Women should be allowed in combat units, report says
• Record $14 trillion-plus debt weighs on Congress
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Survey: Hire parks and rec director
• Advancing technology calls for policy review for teachers, students
• BBBS prepares for bowl-a-thon
• Random Acts of Kindness: Spirit of Christmas alive in strangers purchases
• LTC continues its presence in area high schools
• Scams against seniors topic of presentation at Felician Village in Manitowoc
• Two Manitowoc County shipwrecks added to historic register
• Mishicot garage fire today spreads to home
• Person injured Friday escaping from Maribel fire
• Tunisian leader flees amid protests prime minister takes over
• Wisconsins GOP Chairman Reince Priebus picked to lead Republican National Committee
• Rory Kuenzi sentenced to 23 years in prison for hit-and-run homicide
• Green Bay Packers fans feeling at home in Atlanta
• Appeals court hears WIAA, newspaper suit
• Employees displaced by fire adjust to new quarters
• Gov. Scott Walker will deliver his first State of the State address Feb. 1
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Two Rivers police briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Asner to appear March 3 at Capitol Civic Centre
• Manitowoc woman sentenced for third OWI
• Multiple burglary charges for two men
• Brillion man arrested for trespassing, property damage
• 2 Manitowoc County snowmobile trails to open today
• Two Rivers High School plans financial aid information event Monday night
• Correction
• Skana receives $650,000 state redevelopment grant
• Walker talks job growth in visit to area
• Boat-building basics: Wilson students help Jackson second-graders with project
• 2 suspects sought in Manitowoc jewelry theft
• Favres sister charged in meth case, then freed
• Senator among states threatened list of lawmakers
• Giffords moves arms, legs, responds to family, friends
• Dems back Walkers tax cut proposals
• Lakeshore update: Two Rivers Main Street plans chili cook-off
• Manitowoc Police Department briefs
• Skana Aluminum gets state redevelopment grant
• Hmong generals burial in Arlington gets congressional support
• Brandi Favre, Brett Favres sister, arrested in Mississippi meth bust
• Photos: Memorial for Arizona shootings
• Check out the Hub: Escaping Saigon just part of Kings musical journey
• Literacy program helps English-speaking adults
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Court to hear arguments in WIAA, Gannett webcast case
• Former Kiel teacher Zellner convicted in sex case
• Polarized nation needs healing, Obama says
• Walker tries to lure Illinois businesses
• Police investigating threat against Walker, Kleefisch
• Police investigating mall disturbance
• Seniors art exhibit opens Monday at Silver Lake College
• Suspects in custody after burglaries in Kiel, Sheboygan Co. area
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc Elks Lodge to bring back bingo
• International Coin Collectors Association holds road show in Manitowoc
• Update 7: 45 p.m.: Former Kiel teacher Zellner convicted of 11 felonies
• Police: Serial burglars responsible for at least 25 business break-ins
• Wisconsin school sex suspect Ryan Zellner in court today
• Marinette school hostage-taker Sam Hengel had no drugs, alcohol in system
• Reading project mirrors student literacy initiative at Reedsville High School
• Two Rivers business profile: Shoreline Credit Union
• Manitowoc principals Keith Shaw, Darlene Wotachek to retire
• Troubles didnt keep gun from Arizona shooting suspect
• Manitowoc court brief
• Scandal sheet guides work force
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc clerk urges voter registration
• Two Rivers update
• 2 Manitowoc principals announce retirements
• Forecast: Snow to make driving hazardous
• Literacy specialist coaches teachers
• United Way short of $1 million goal
• State lawmakers keep eye on Arizona attack
• Suspect in Arizona shooting held without bail
• Lakeshore update: Mariners Trail group to meet Jan. 26
• Meetings and workshops
• Wisconsin update
• Four arrested in series of burglaries
• Scott McMeans: Hiring new parks director shouldnt be a priority
• Flags ordered at half-staff through Saturday in honor of Tucson shooting victims
• Snow expected through Tuesday, hazardous weather warning issued for commuters
• Brown County Trust for Historic Preservation seeks to identify, protect historic sites
• Obama calls for moment of silence this morning
• Man charged in Tucson, Arizona supermarket shooting that injured Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
• Plea from Ryan Zellner expected in sex case
• Manitowoc County students hone reading skills in multiple classes
• Dare to Dream Theatre students to compete in festival in Atlanta
• Lakeshore update: Manitowocs Jumping Jacks Jills signup open
• Fans, rescued miner celebrate Elvis 76th birthday
• Fond du Lac man aims to climb worlds tallest peaks
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Landlord gives hope to homeless
• Feingold: No plans now to run
• Employers becoming more confident with economy, expert says
• Wisconsin Republicans revive voter ID legislation
• Manitowoc Mayor Justin Nickels wants committees to make Parks and Recreation hiring decision
• Frank Lasee focused on creating jobs
• Couple goes overboard to support Green Bay Packers
• New Wisconsin DNR leader Cathy Stepp promises to help businesses
• Nation/world update
• Milwaukee man arrested for heroin, cocaine distribution
• Dates set for drug collection
• Lakeshore update
• Milwaukee man arrested for heroin, cocaine allegedly part of distribution group
• SLC to host Elizabeth Cortez: Senior Exhibition and Franciscan Values Exhibits
• Salvation Army short on 2010 fundraising goal
• New Wis. DNR leader promises to help businesses
• N.Y. has plans in place to avoid snow-cleanup problems
• Walker doesnt want state employees at new agency
• Pentagon plans to rein in spending
• Freshman lawmaker knows his way around Madison
• Hospital association VP says health care jobs fared well in recession
• Elder transportation survey available
• Two Rivers police update
• Lakeshore update: Rummage-A-Rama set for Saturday in Manitowoc
• Mayor calls on committees to hire director of Parks and Recreation
• Woman blames 911 call on young son
• Elder transportation survey available for Manitowoc County residents
• Thousands of tons of salt used on area roads
• Towns, villages name candidates
• Tribes get $692K in police grants
• Two Rivers man found on sidewalk vomiting taken to jail
• Lakeshore update: Christmas tree pickup begins Monday in Two Rivers
• Registry gives notice about pesticide use
• Lester Public Library announces activities
• Boehner, GOP take control of House
• Gov. Walker to give State of State address
• DNR declares Two Rivers landspreading site closed
• Light snow expected today in Manitowoc County
• Two Rivers business profile: Inspire Book and Gift
• Orion becoming breastfeeding-friendly
• Walkers civil-lawsuit reforms draw split reaction
• 4 seek Mishicot trustee seats
• Manitowoc City Council has 4 contested races this spring
• Two Rivers council ballot candidates
• Area school board candidates
• Lakeshore update: Manitowocs stray cat program gains $2,000 grant
• Two Rivers recreation department childrens activities
• 6 names will be on Two Rivers council ballot
• Candidates file for seats on Manitowoc County school boards
• Three Manitowoc companies nominated for Manufacturer of the Year
• Cold, more snow expected
• Gov. Scott Walker gives Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen the OK to challenge health care law
• Lakeshore update: Maritime Museum to host artists
• Manitowoc council disputes over found money
• Challenges are ahead as Gov. Scott Walker takes states reins
• Wisconsin update
• On first day, state Republicans introduce slew of social bills
• House GOP sending Barack Obama a message on health repeal
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Meetings and workshops
• Stun gun used twice with no effect before subject handcuffed
• Silver Lake College offers Campus Visit Day
• Scents are latest weapons in fight against sea lamprey
• Blood test to spot cancer gets boost
• Manitowoc men rescued from Lake Winnebago
• GOP agenda could greatly impact 2012 elections
• Victorian Tea fundraiser set for Feb. 19
• Holly Franz first woman to give birth in 2011 in Manitowoc County
• Sheboygan native Cullen Werwie excited for press secretary role
• Two Rivers, Manitowoc to explore stray animal options
• Motorists advised to monitor weather for changing road conditions
• Radon test kits available in Manitowoc County
• Top 10 stories: Zellners multiple sexting charges heads top story list
• Florist Diana Dreger cheering for UW and her floats
• Gov.-elect Scott Walker names cabinet secretaries
• Americans get more than give from Medicare
• Lakeshore update
• Lester Public Library activities
• Manitowoc County snowmobile trails closed
• Two River man aims shotgun at stepbrother, doesnt fire
• Pasadena by planes, trains and automobiles
• Baby boomers have fear of outliving Medicare
• Aquatic center makes a splash in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc woman charged in Medicaid fraudulent billing case
• Health care deadline approaching
• Court upholds conviction in poisoning death
• Lakeshore Update
• NFL fines Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre $50K for failure to cooperate
• Manitowoc woman charged with Medicaid fraud
• Manitowocs Winterfest will feature vintage snowmobile race
• DNR investigates critter bashing
• Fatal explosion at St. Anna still fresh a year later
• New laws may not be in the books for very long
• Two Rivers Business Profile: Machuts Supper Club
• Top 10 in 2010: Community saddened by death of Marine
• Lester Public Library announces January activities
• TR man receives award for work with horseshoes
• Lakeshore update
• Portion of Manitowoc County snowmobile trails closing tonight
• Silo fire reported in Collins
• Yale student, Manitowoc native composing music for PBS documentary
• Year in Review: Triple P conflicts spur ethics questions
• Two Rivers sports complex offers special events this week
• Photos: Sledding and snowboarding fun in Manitowoc
• Officials investigate second Green Bay apartment fire
• Wisconsin proposes relaxing Great Lakes ballast rules
• Shoppers hit stores for returns, sales
• Year in Review: Buildings destroyed in fires
• Mishicot School Board members visit district classrooms
• Year in Review: Manitowoc zoo black bear bit off womans fingers
• Pacemaker as small as pocket change
• Fathers app lets disabled son speak with iPad
• IRS: Tax changes will cause some filing delays
• Californians start cleaning up mud, water, debris
• Woman wins $10,000 in Secret Santa gift exchange
• Sisters become princesses at Disney World
• Singing for the season
• Library staffing changes likely come with layoffs
• Top 10 stories of 2010: Lakeshore helps propel GOP to victories
• Wisconsin update
• Nation/world update
• Rare lion born at zoo
• Lakeshore briefs
• 17th Street Bridge in Two Rivers reopens
• Rural Manitowoc County home features 11 themed holiday trees
• City finds $832,978 layoffs may be averted
• Two Rivers police briefs
• Top stories of 2010: Investigation reveals details of Two Rivers officers resignation
• Manitowoc finds $832,978 - layoffs may be averted
• Top 10 stories of 2010: Juvenile Detention Center remains open
• Two Rivers business profile: Apple Natural Health Clinics
• Painting Pathways
• Appeals court: Walker overstepped authority
• Walker wants governor to have power over agency rules
• County saved $1.1 million on health premiums
• Two Rivers briefs
• Step classes offered morning, evening
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc library announces holiday hours, activities
• Congress OKs Navy plan Marinette Marine to build 20 combat ships
• Two children injured in Sauk Co. bus accident
• More snow in Manitowoc County forecast today
• Christmas tree sales see increase this holiday season
• Manitowoc court briefs
• 17th Street Bridge in Two Rivers closed until further notice
• Lakeshore update: Public invited to UW-Manitowoc book discussion
• Update 9:30 p.m.: 17th Street Bridge in Two Rivers closed until further notice
• Man charged in heroin distribution case waives preliminary hearing
• Man sentenced for third OWI
• World gone wild: Natural disasters kill 250,000 in 2010
• Snow expected throughout north central Wisconsin
• Full lunar eclipse to take place tonight
• Kohler union approves five-year labor contract
• Monfils case is impetus for groups origin
• Lincoln Park Zoo never sleeps even on holidays
• Railroad club plans open house
• Man arrested for OWI after accident
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc Main Street Market offers something for everyone
• Dietz ready to tackle new job as Calumet County DA
• Crews responding to head-on collision
• Foster, biological families get in the Christmas spirit
• 1 person killed in Denmark apartment fire
• All Manitowoc County snowmobile trails are open
• Toronto-based BMO Financial Group buys MI Bank
• Workers at all income levels see tax benefits
• Nation update
• Union prepares to vote on Kohler contract offer
• Lakeshore update
• All Manitowoc County snowmobile trails are open
• Habitat open house and dedication set for Sunday in Manitowoc
• Two Rivers Police Explorer open house rescheduled
• Wisconsin unions prepare for contract fight with Gov-elect Scott Walker
• Battle plan set for Asian carp
• Law enforcement officers, firefighters help boys, girls in Shop With A Cop program
• Plea hearing postponed to Jan. 12 in Zellner case
• Lakeshore update: Section 6 of Manitowoc County snowmobile trail system opens
• Safety committee to review OWI program funding
• Plea hearing postponed in Zellner case
• Judge denies new trial for Brendan Dassey in Teresa Halbach murder
• Halfway home: Senate sends tax-cut bill to House
• Roses optional for Christmas wreaths
• Manitowoc building fire ruled accidental
• Manitowoc Company to sell display-case operations
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc police seek witnesses to traffic accident
• State workers contracts stall in Wis. Senate
• Wisconsin update
• Democrats: Wisconsin high-speed train refusal could cost taxpayers
• DNR studies pollution levels in Wisconsin River
• Mining company contribution to Gov.-elect Scott Walker campaign questioned
• Citizens Academy aims to educate about Manitowoc Police Department
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Court denies new trial for Dassey in Halbach murder
• Police seek witnesses to traffic accident
• Investigators say Saturday fire was accidental
• Point Beach Nuclear Plant reactor fails to restart
• No pay increase for Manitowoc school administrators
• The Manitowoc Co. to sell refrigerated systems business
• Gunman fires at Florida school board, kills self
• Point Beach Nuclear Plant shuts down reactors after failed test
• Francis Creek man determined to have long, healthy life
• Bone-chilling cold plods into northeastern U.S.
• TR run-walk is set for Sunday
• Worlds top sailors heading to Sheboygan
• Two Rivers man arrested after striking squad car on I-43
• Council considers public works cuts
• Lakeshore update: Exhibit featuring Manitowoc artists rescheduled
• Activities available for young children
• Manitowoc County snowmobile trails open
• Authorities attribute five weekend deaths to storm
• Dunn County petting ranch fire kills dozens of animals
• Emergency calls pour in during storm
• Burger Boat helps law firm find a home after fire
• Resolution on Zellner charges wait for hearing
• Lakeshore update: Symphony holiday concert in Two Rivers rescheduled
• Disabled vehicles make plowing tough for county workers
• Residents remain without power, crews work to fix downed lines
• Events rescheduled due to snowstorm
• Two-hour delay on Maritime Metro Transit routes
• Cancellations and closings
• Manitowoc firefighters battle building blaze during blizzard
• Crews work to clear roads, restore power
• Storm wreaks havoc on air, road travel in Midwest
• Lakeshore update: Legal information available to Manitowoc County seniors
• UPDATED 8:38 p.m.: Manitowoc, Two Rivers fire departments open as warming stations on Sunday night
• Officials declare snow emergency for Manitowoc
• Fire destroys Manitowoc office building
• Snow, winds storm across the region
• Police department shares holiday crime-prevention tips
• Lakeshore Update
• Darryl Pete Mangin
• Milwaukee man receives probation on cocaine charge
• Random Acts of Kindness: Kindness arrives during windstorm
• Storm could bring up to 12 inches of snow
• Holiday bell ringers dedicated, creative
• Standoff closes a portion of I-94
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Valders man rescued from Bullhead Lake
• State union OKs contract
• Warehouse worker wins $1M jackpot
• Students who will spend their semester break in Manitowoc are encouraged to enroll in UW-Manitowoc’s Winterim session which runs January 4-21. Pick up some extra credits that will transfer!
• Hazardous travel expected Saturday
• Valders man rescued from Bullhead Lake
• Life Safety is priority No. 1
• Two Rivers man arrested for third-offense OWI
• Lakeshore update
• Way cleared for tax cut bill
• Zellner plea decision expected Monday
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Two Rivers residents will face utility rate hikes
• Person rescued after fall through Bullhead Lake ice
• Zellner plea decision expected Monday
• NWS issues winter weather advisory
• Manitowoc firefighters find unconscious resident, detector blaring
• Wilson Jr. High School Spanish students raise money to help children in Ecuador
• Mayor says 2012 budget gap will be larger
• Consolidated charges against ex-teacher could mean no trial
• Lakeshore update
• Tax deal offers enticements at all income levels
• Charges: Woman bit off husbands tongue
• Snow a threat to safe travel conditions across area
• Tax defeat could trigger new recession, White House warns
• Two Rivers BIDC approves interest-only agreements
• Manitowoc woman arrested on heroin charges
• Flags at half-staff Thursday in honor of Beaver Dam solider killed in Afghanistan
• Submit your holiday decorations photos: Click here
• Snow a threat to safe travel conditions across central, northeast Wisconsin
• Virgin Mary apparitions at Green Bay-area shrine recognized as first in U.S.
• Basket, stove start small fire in apartment complex
• Suspicious fires in Manitowoc draw police attention
• Cayemberg remembered as competitive athlete, coach
• Reedsville High School students go beyond usual curriculum
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers Update
• TWO RIVERS BUSINESS PROFILE: Wells Fargo Two Rivers
• Sam Hengel remembered days after standoff at Marinette High School
• Lakeshore Update
• Make-A-Wish fulfills Manitowoc sisters dream
• For the record
• Two Rivers schools urged to involve local businesses in fundraisers
• Trend in school meals is toward healthier fare
• Marinette DA seeks answers in standoff incident
• Virginia Parlato column: Students compete in collecting donations for TREP
• Fruits, vegetables, salad appeal to local students
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Manitowoc Countys mini-chopper program continues its success
• HTR features writer Suzanne Weiss finalist for Gannett award
• Gov. Jim Doyle names Jerilyn Dietz as district attorney in Calumet County
• Funeral set for teen who held Marinette High School classmates hostage
• Mishicot student removed for making threats in class
• Meeting set on U.S. 151 pavement project
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Wisconsin update
• U.S. Sen.-elect Ron Johnson, Sen. Russ Feingold spending hit $27M
• Judge rules Chicago locks to stay open in Great Lakes Asian Carp case
• 15 state power plants face EPA pollution investigation
• Update 4:28 p.m.: Threats made at Mishicot High School, student removed from class
• Doyle appoints Jerilyn Dietz as Calumet County district attorney
• Mishicot schedules Christmas at the Museum
• Social Security Administration warns of scam
• Slippery roads expected in region
• Museum installs vintage torpedoes on USS Cobia
• Manitowoc City Council OKs 2011 budget
• Civic Centre names director: Schliesman to begin post Dec. 13
• Federal investigation under way after fall at paper company kills 1, injures 1
• Report expected in 2 weeks
• EPA investigating 15 power plants in state
• Delivery of residential white pages no longer automatic
• New GOP majority could mean less clout for Wisconsin
• McCain praises Feingolds courage, conviction
• Lakeshore update
• Photos: Two Rivers Elementary Schools at Taylors Tree
• TRBA elects board members
• Manitowocs Capitol Civic Centre names new executive director
• Bishop Ricken to celebrate SLC’s Anniversary Year with Concluding Mass
• SLC Students and Faculty to perform in All-Star Band
• Christmas at Silver Lake
• Caledonia cop charged in gun incident
• More Manitowoc families turn to local food pantries
• DNR: Deer totals higher than 09 in Manitowoc County
• Congress bans imports of invasive bighead carp
• Schools have plans in place to handle emergencies
• DNR: Deer totals higher than 09 in Manitowoc County
• Lakeshore update
• Marinette students praise handling of hostage standoff
• Walker wants proposed contracts put on hold
• Congress bans imports of invasive bighead carp
• County drug unit arrests 4 in connection to heroin distribution
• Two Rivers Lester Public Library activities
• Kayak demonstration, classes planned in Two Rivers
• Sam Hengel seemed like a normal kid, residents say
• Two Rivers briefs
• Lakeshore update: Mishicot school sets Christmas activity
• Timeline of hostage events
• Investigator testifies in murder case against Chilton man
• Crime Stoppers seeks two Manitowoc men
• Manitowoc Marina to become certified clean marina
• Manitowocs budget battle not over
• Vehicle fire causes evacuation at Manitowoc Tool Machining
• Today is United Way Day at Dr. Dawg in Manitowoc
• McCain praises Feingold on Senate floor
• St. Johns plans nativity event
• Alleged student gunman in Marinette High School hostage situation has potentially life-threatening injuries after standoff
• Manitowoc-area roads may become slippery today
• Manitowoc police make crack cocaine arrest
• Petri to hold Medicare meeting
• Meetings
• Hostages released in Marinette High School standoff
• Deer season brings Mishicot man his best buck
• Nickels vows Manitowoc budget veto
• Governor-elect urges no action on labor contracts
• Lakeshore update: Manitowocs Rahr-West among best art museums in smaller cities
• Winter parking ban effective Wednesday, police to issue early warnings
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information on shooting
• St. Peters of Mishicot plans Christmas event
• Manitowoc winter parking regulations begin Wednesday
• Rahr-West named one of 10 best art museums in smaller cities
• Valders biology students, UW-Manitowoc collaborate
• Website of Shame exceeds expectations
• Manitowoc County Court briefs
• Lakeshore update: Ash likely cause of Manitowoc house fire
• Valders High School SMART Team students model research
• Valders High School teacher participates in MSOE experiment
• Lakeshore Update
• Five years after accident, Doug Dvorak lives to inspire
• 100th birthday celebrated with friends, family in Lincoln Park cabin
• Bedroom catches fire in Manitowoc home, cause accidental
• Experts say tough fight ahead in Wisconsin for deer disease
• Manitowoc departments seek no service cuts
• Lakeshore update
• Cold temps dont deter early Black Friday bargain hunters
• Manitowoc police seek information on shots fired Friday near tavern
• Reader pictures needed for 2010 Year in Photos book
• Manitowoc court briefs
• SLC to close anniversary year with special Mass
• Manitowoc police seeking information on shots fired
• Four Seasons gives out free Thanksgiving meals
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc high school to present Christmas musical
• Texting and driving ban takes effect Wednesday
• Turkey Trot consumes southside Manitowoc on Thanksgiving
• Teens to be charged for Mishicot cemetery damage
• Lakeshore update
• Area groups set dates for tree-lighting ceremonies
• West Bend Guard unit to deploy to Iraq
• Two Rivers public schools donate traditional holiday meat to pantry
• Student, mom helped by school after fire
• Schuette remembered as friend, civic booster
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Booster club wants to upgrade Manitowoc JFK Fieldhouse
• Burger Boat signs contract for commercial vessel
• Reader photos needed for 2010 Year in Photos book
• Reader photos needed for 2010 Year in Photos book
• Hazardous travel conditions likely today
• Two Rivers business profile: The Read Apple
• Manitowoc, Whitelaw men get prison on marijuana charges
• Volunteer Rural, Elderly and/or Disabled Transportation
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Breakfast with Santa is Dec. 4
• Lakeshore update
• Living Windows will feature Christmas
• Zero hour, 8th hour added to Lincoln schedule
• Area groups set tree-lighting ceremonies
• Lincoln students will have option of zero-hour, 8th-hour classes
• Over-sized load scrapes overpass, closes lane of traffic
• Photos: Designer Shane Black home in Two Rivers
• Manitowoc, Whitelaw men convicted of federal drug charges
• Meetings and workshops
• Manitowoc budget resolution elusive
• Manitowoc Fire Department fights coal pile blaze
• Manitowoc woman gets 5 years prison in identity theft cases
• Lakeshore update: Vehicle hits gas meter in Two Rivers
• Update 8 p.m.: Vehicle strikes meter, causes gas leak in Two Rivers
• Fire department responds to coal pile fire
• Mayor Nickels budget listening session tonight
• Two Rivers parking ban in effect Dec. 1 March 15
• Divers aim to uncover stories behind shipwrecks
• Divers aim to uncover stories behind shipwrecks
• Hunters deal with weather, still bag bucks
• Hunters deal with weather, still bag bucks
• Manitowoc garage sustains $10,000 in fire damage
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc garage sustains $10,000 in fire damage
• Hunt for the perfect present in Manitowoc
• Lakeshore update
• Downtown ornaments available
• Deputy sheriffs unit speaks on Manitowoc County, union bargaining
• Open enrollment allows for student choice
• coNew driving school opens at former Ace location
• Manitowoc County Executive Bob Ziegelbauer signs $27.7M budget for 2011
• League of Women Voters, RUTH present panel discussion on mental health services
• Police briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers winter parking ban starts Dec. 1
• Circulation papers soon available for Two Rivers council candidates
• Tenants in Manitowoc house fire get out safely
• Man convicted in hit-and-run in Waupaca
• Auditors: Raising retirement age would hurt the poor
• Eligibility changes for energy assistance
• County Health Department union reaches agreement
• Reward offered in vandalism at Mishicot cemetery
• Lakeshore update: United Way Day at Manitowoc Coffee set for Saturday
• Manitowoc County Court brief
• Manitowoc County Health Department union reaches agreement
• Reward offered for information on Mishicot cemetery vandalism
• Boy on bike injured after running into tree
• Tenants in Manitowoc home fire identified
• Kewaunee Power Station clears hurdle, closer to license renewal
• Mojo Coffee Co. opens in Manitowoc
• Manitowoc man receives prison time for sixth OWI
• Lakeshore update: Works by Manitowoc artists on exhibit
• Recycling center accepting mercury thermostats
• A wedding next year for Prince William, Kate Middleton
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc author will sign books on Saturday
• Public hearing set for Two Rivers budget
• Its Happening Downtown ornaments available
• Two Rivers briefs
• Women get probation for multiple drug charges
• Main St. winter market features new vendors
• Safety a major concern in U.S. 151 project
• County Board passes $27.7 million budget
• Two Rivers city budget hearing set for Dec. 6
• Rally held to ask Gov.-Elect Scott Walker to back high speed rail line
• Morning fog may make driving difficult in Manitowoc area
• Congress session combines old, new Washington
• No action taken on Two Rivers speeding study proposal
• Meetings and workshops
• Manitowoc council wont tap reserves to help with budget
• State Sen. Joe Leibham selected to Senate posts
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Lakeshore update
• No action taken on TR speeding proposal
• Reward offered in Two Rivers vandalism cases
• The Salvation Army, agencies collaborate to give gifts to Manitowoc families in need
• Kids Wish Network sends child, family to Florida
• Marines family thanks Manitowoc sign company
• Orientation ahead for Ribble, Johnson
• Lakeshore update: UW-Manitowoc offers trips to D.C., New York
• Lakeshore update
• Area groups set tree-lighting ceremonies
• Moldovan man learns American dairy-farming technology to use in his country
• Manitowoc County union leaders speak out on layoffs, bargaining
• Tannenbaum fundraiser features trees, auction
• Disabilities advocacy group to meet Tuesday
• Manitowoc teen hospitalized after car accident
• Incident from 1999 surfaces in Ken Kratz texting case
• Snow slated for Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Little Caesars pizza opens in Manitowoc
• Injustice drives Francis Creek woman in Peace Corps
• Two Rivers police briefs
• Sen.-elect Johnson is adhering to watchdog pledge
• Eggers, Vinton asbestos suit resolved
• Lakeshore update
• Gov-elect Scott Walker demands Jim Doyle stop projects
• Photos: Lakeshore YOU Magazine: Holiday Preparation
• Lakeshore YOU Magazine out today
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Manitowoc county sheriffs reports
• YMCA now just the Y
• Holy Family Memorial to participate in national study
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc Police Briefs
• Lakeshore Technical College pays tribute to students, staff, others who served their country
• Veterans Day Profiles
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Thursday
• Lakeshore update: Library to show work by Two Rivers filmmaker
• Filling Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz vacancy up to the governor
• Video - Womens Basketball: UW-Manitowoc vs UW-Marinette 11/10/10
• Veterans Day profile: Two Rivers Gerald Nelson
• Veterans Day profile: Two Rivers Jerome Nelson
• Photos: Lakeshore Technical College Veterans Day
• Eggers, Vinton asbestos civil suit resolved
• Air quality watch in effect in Manitowoc County
• Photos: Kiel hosts helicopter flyover
• 2nd possible hate crime probed at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
• Photos: UW-Manitowoc vs UW-Marinette womens basketball
• Dana Dolezal Presents Senior Voice Recital
• Horse trails sought for Point Beach
• Lakeshore update: Meeting set on U.S. 151 project
• Two Rivers briefs
• Classes and workshops
• Walker pushes roads over rails
• Big Oil increasingly eyes natural gas
• Manitowoc builds two more stormwater ponds
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Blogger asks you to share your wild game recipes
• Disgraced Winnebago County DA released from federal prison
• Ponderosa Steakhouse in Manitowoc closes
• Knuth named executive editor of Herald Times Reporter
• Man admits drinking, crossing center line
• Lakeshore update: Manitowocs holiday parade set for Nov. 24
• County budget concerns hinge on raising taxes, making cuts
• Meetings and workshops
• Young adventurer explores a continent
• Nickels defends city budget as no frills
• 432nd to deploy to Afghanistan for 9 months
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• County budget concerns hinge on raising taxes, making cuts
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Monday
• Photos: AP sports from weekend
• Air quality watch issued for Manitowoc County
• Republicans take aim at health care overhaul
• Italy warns of more possible building collapses at Pompeii
• Chilean miner crosses the finish line at NYC Marathon
• GOP government could mean new world for state DNR
• Area groups set tree-lighting ceremonies
• Music festival expected to draw more than 200 singers to Manitowoc County
• Staying on track
• Manitowocs Ponderosa closing today
• Nickels defends city budget as no frills
• Saudis warned U.S. of bomb plot weeks ago
• Photos: Roncalli vs Kewaunee football WIAA Level 3
• Photos: St. Francis of Assisi Schools International Food Fair
• Video - 11/6/10 Roncalli vs Kewaunee football WIAA Level 3
• Video - 11/6/10 St. Francis of Assisi Schools International Food Fair
• Lakeshore briefs
• Reducing recidivism
• For the record
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Turn the clock back one hour
• Lester Public Library announces upcoming activities
• 5 ways to fall back and enjoy extra hour
• Lakeshore update
• Walkers campaign chairman to lead transition team
• Fort Hood victims remembered 1 year later
• Lincoln IB science students present research findings
• Racine man accused of having drug lab
• Avery appeal pointless, state prosecutors say
• Walker asks UW for help on budget, job creation
• Lakeshore update
• Reedsville plans Veterans Day ceremony
• Jefferson Elementary student groups blood drive collects 59 pints
• Brocher quits Two Rivers finance committee
• Mobile media signals change for tourism
• Sex offender Ramos moves to Ellis St. in Manitowoc
• Photos: Lincoln High School Baccalaureate science project
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Hunter bags two bucks at once
• Senator-elect Johnson focused on restoring fiscal priorities
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Thursday
• Manitowoc County: Snow soon
• United Way Day at McDonalds is Friday
• Pantry in Two Rivers seeks Christmas tree donations
• TRBA to send letter in support of juvenile center
• Manitowoc County election results
• Two Rivers arrests
• Manitowoc County election results
• Lakeshore update: Maritime Museum offers free admission to vets
• UW-Extension sponsoring dairy trip to Rosendale farm
• Japans ambassador to U.S. stresses languages during stop at Lincoln High
• Johnson ousts Feingold, sets sights on health care
• Petri easily defeats Kallas
• Walker defeats Barrett to succeed Doyle as governor
• 3,000 pounds of marijuana found at Plymouth plant
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• 44 tornadoes hit Wisconsin in 2010
• More information on Manitowoc County vote totals released: View statistics
• Countys voter turnout close to state prediction
• Photos: America votes
• Petri easily defeats Kallas in 6th Congressional District
• Major layoff at Kohler Co., as 350 lose jobs in Sheboygan County
• Two Rivers Business Profile: Patsys HWY 42 Mobil Mart
• Lakeshore update: Benefit scheduled for Whitelaw man
• Newton woman pleads guilty to child sex charge
• Two Rivers briefs
• Voters reject Kossuth tax hike
• Independent Ziegelbauer wins 10th Assembly term
• GOP seeks majority of state seats
• Jacque ousts Zigmunt in 2nd Assembly District race
• Leibham, Lasee capture state Senate seats
• Two Rivers resident proposes citizens group to study speeding issue
• One more week till Nickels submits budget
• Photos: Manitowoc voters at the polls
• Photos: Manitowoc County Republican party headquarters
• Lakeshore update: Ambassador from Japan to visit Manitowoc
• Citizens group urged to study speeding issue
• Man convicted of child sex abuse will be released
• Coal tar cleanup of Ashlands waterfront years away
• Voting early, then off to work around Manitowoc County
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Photos: Giants win 2010 World Series
• Sex offender due for release, meeting set for Thursday
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• Update 3:30 p.m.: Times change for Japanese ambassadors visit to Manitowoc on Wednesday
• Kids, send your letters to Santa: Click here
• Deletion of some online court records debated
• Crash, van rollover in Manitowoc result in minor injuries
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc library offering free computer class
• Senate candidates: Accessibility, increased voter turnout linked
• Manitowoc officials: Forbes ranking beneficial
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Monday
• Photos: Halloween in Manitowoc and Two Rivers
• Lakeshore update
• Gubernatorial candidates Walker and Barrett hope to gain votes in Madison
• Outcomes of state races to be decided Tuesday
• Manitowoc sheriffs update
• Manitowoc to collect brush on Thursday
• Assembly candidates stress commitment to involving citizens
• Lakeshore update
• Trick-or-treat hours
• Photos: Reedsville vs Bonduel football
• Video - Football: Roncalli vs Omro 10/30/10
• Photos: Roncalli vs Omro football
• Photos: WIAA State Cross-Country meet
• Photos: Two-vehicle accident Sunday afternoon
• Domestic violence a consistent problem in Manitowoc County
• Kallas knows he faces long odds in battle against Petri
• SLC Presents Java Jam with Nick Motil
• Manitowoc court briefs
• “Celtic Wizard” to perform at Silver Lake College
• South 10th Street back in business after roadwork
• Silver Lake College to Host Brent Anderson’s Senoir Exhibition
• Area trick-or-treat hours
• Silver Lake College Presents Choral and Instrumental Concert
• Silver Lake College Holds Information Sessions in Manitowoc and Sheboygan
• SLC Hosts High School Choir Collaboration
• Sandra Eithun of Silver Lake College Receives ASCAPLUS Award
• Silver Lake College Presents Lovenotes™: Music for the Unborn Child
• Sole Nero Presents Contemporary Piano/Percussion Concert
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs De Pere volleyball
• Video - Volleyball: Manitowoc Lincoln vs De Pere 10/28/10
• Photos: Share your photos in the Manitowoc County Hooks and Bullets reader gallery
• invtes you to visit the Founders Hall Art Gallery and view an awesome exhibit by Joan Sonnier (a former UW-Manitowoc student). "The Dream Catchers" will be on display until September 25. http://www.manitowoc.uwc.edu/community/artGallery/index
• Photos: Its no trick. Share your Halloween photos here
• What a great day for a picnic!
• Experts see little sign of a race in 6th District
• congratulates the Blue Devils volleyball team for defeating Fox Valley Tech in straight sets 25-18, 25-9 and 25-19 last night. The team is perfect in the Wisconsin Collegiate Conference. Next - UW-Sheboygan, Wednesday at 6 PM on campus.
• Tax levies lower than area school board projections
• congratulates the men's golf team and women's volleyball team for excellent performances yesterday! The men won the UW-Manitowoc Invitational held at Whistling Straits with Nolan Liermann placing second. The women continue their undefeated se
• Lakeshore update
• Silver Lake College Presents Living with Franciscan Ideals Art Exhibit
• Nightmare Factory Haunted House
• Wisconsin update
• Romney, Jindal raising money for Walker in Wis.
• Dane County sheriffs deputy cleared in fatal Town of Madison shooting
• Prices for ginseng highest in decades
• Manitowoc budget delay likely
• Two Rivers council sets hearings on zoning recommendations
• Friends create In Memory page for fallen Manitowoc Marine
• Photos: Extreme Makeover: Home Edition interior photos
• Story, photos: Happy Days dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
• Mishicot conferences aim to increase responsibility
• HTR to stream Candidates Forum live tonight
• Lakeshore update
• TR council sets hearings on zoning recommendations
• Expect delay on 11 budget, Manitowoc mayor says
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Poll: Republican Scott Walker leads Democrat Tom Barrett by 9 points for Wisconsin governor
• Buzz Lightyear, Avatar costumes popular in Wis.
• Photos: Olympian Conference volleyball tournament
• Extreme Home sees light of day as episode airs
• Holy Family Memorial offers pelvic wellness program
• 40 years and counting
• Education briefs
• Job-seekers benefit from program
• Services incomplete for Manitowoc Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Two killed in rollover crash near Sheboygan Falls
• Photos: AP photos of the weekend
• The Crossing expands its mission
• Pumpkinfest in Mishicot a favorite of families that grow together
• Lawyers in state have been punished for making sexual advances
• Commodity loans available to farmers
• Act of Kindness: Angels drive in white pickup trucks
• Lakeshore update
• Sheboygan man gets 3 years for walking away from jail
• Two Rivers woman gets probation, deferred judgment agreement
• HTR to stream candidate forum live Tuesday
• Video - Pumpkinfest in Mishicot 10/16/10
• Video - Owlfest at Woodland Dunes Nature Center 10/16/10
• Photos: Pumpkinfest in Mishicot
• Photos: Owlfest at Woodland Dunes Nature Center
• Photos: Olympian Conference volleyball tournament
• Services incomplete for Manitowoc Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Marine remembered as eager to serve, great guy
• Manitowoc Court briefs
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Photos: Scenic fall pictures from Manitowoc County
• Video - Football: Two Rivers vs Plymouth 10/15/10
• Video - Football: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Bay Port 10/15/10
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Bay Port football
• Photos: Two Rivers vs Plymouth football
• Man driving drunk with child arrested near Cooperstown
• St. Peter the Fisherman looks at school options
• Feds, state file lawsuit over Fox River cleanup
• Photos: Lakeshore You Magazine She Paints the Town Pink
• Manitowoc police brief: Man arrested after hiding from police
• Manitowoc court briefs: Two Rivers man gets jail, probation for sexual assault
• Manitowoc County Sheriffs update: Police find marijuana on I-43 traffic stop
• Public meetings
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc author will hold reading
• Assembly candidates share budget priorities
• Trick-or-treat hours in Manitowoc County
• HFM schedules flu shot clinics
• Manitowoc Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Manitowoc County buildings fly flags at half-staff for Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Tom Barrett criticizes handling of Milwaukee County finances
• Update 12:15 p.m.: Fallen Marine remembered as eager to serve, easy going
• Thousands of students attend all-schools Mass at Resch Center
• Koenig Elementary to be honored as school of recognition
• St. Peter the Fisherman looks at school options
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Wisconsin leads nation in number of Senate ads running on television
• UPDATED, 11 p.m.: Manitowoc Marine killed in action
• Wisconsin Supreme Court deadlocks on Milwaukee sick leave
• Photos: Cross Country at Lincoln Park in Manitowoc
• Woman, 67, drowns in Lake Superior
• Video - Cross Country at Lincoln Park in Manitowoc 10/14/10
• Manitowoc police briefs: 3 men arrested for alleged burglary
• Senate contenders discuss spending, taxes
• Lakeshore update: Symphony begins search for executive director
• Chilean miners safely lifted to surface
• Former Manitowoc man gets 24 years in prison for sex assault of teen girl
• Manitowoc County Republicans endorse independent Bob Ziegelbauer
• UW-Manitowoc students test water quality
• Photos: Chilean miners rescued
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Damaged headstones in Manitowoc cemetery to be repaired by weeks end
• Trapped miners pulled to surface in Chile
• Rogers Street museum dinner will include roast of fisherman Peter LeClair
• $27.7M budget presented to County Board
• Photos: AP images of the day for Wednesday
• Photos: Two Rivers vs Marinette high school boys soccer
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Green Bay Preble boys soccer
• Photos: Masquers rehearse Noises Off in Manitowoc
• Two Rivers rec department announces activities
• JK announces activities
• Lakeshore update: Holiday parade entry forms available
• Manitowoc School Board OKs $77.2M budget
• Two rivers police briefs: Woman cited for OWI, charged with possession
• Manitowoc man arrested for allegedly driving over headstones
• The right slice
• Man, 20, arrested on drug charges in Manitowoc
• Drug disposal program set for Oct. 23
• Manitowoc Republicans endorse Ziegelbauer for Assembly
• Valders school district residents brainstorm about budget cuts
• Photos: AP images of the day for Tuesday
• Photos: Test of rescue tunnel at Chilean mine
• Union rejects countys request to transfer juvenile offenders
• Lakeshore update: Manitowoc leaf pickup continues through November
• Valders School District residents brainstorm about budget revisions
• Manitowoc police briefs: Man Tased after reportedly fleeing from police
• Meetings and workshops
• Deadline for Brendan Dassey decision extended
• Monk Elmer tours NextEras Point Beach plant
• Lake Michigan Stakeholders Group meeting scheduled
• Photos: APs best images from the weekend
• Police: Car hits Kiel roundabout at 90 mph, flies 8 feet off ground
• Manitowoc police seeking information on vandalism to cars
• Deadline extended to Dec. 31 for ruling on new trial for Brendan Dassey in Teresa Halbach murder
• Outside groups pouring money into election races
• Serial killer was one-time Packer, drafted in 1974
• Lakeshore update: Two Rivers man apprehended after fleeing into woods
• Manitowoc County Board budget talks to include 30 layoffs
• Victims visit to police key to Kratzs undoing
• Layoff leads to mans incredible journey
• Manitowoc man arrested after allegedly driving over cemetery headstones
• Two Rivers man apprehended after escape into woods
• Photos: The Art of Table Settings at the Rahr-West in Manitowoc
• Applefest in Two Rivers: Fun right down to the core
• Book closely scrutinizes Avery saga
• Kenneth L. Pasterski
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowocs fall fitness programs beginning this month
• Manitowocs last brush pickup of the season begins Monday
• For the Record
• Story, photos: Manitowoc man a finalist in Cosmopolitans bachelor contest
• Day In The Life story, photos: Haunted house
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln football Homecoming game
• Photos: Applefest in Two Rivers
• Photos: Roncalli football vs N.E.W. Lutheran
• Two Rivers police report
• MANITOWOC POLICE BRIEFS
• Mascot tempest settled with Storm
• Kids attend camp thanks to Reis endowment
• Lakeshore update
• Project Citizen gets students involved in civic activities
• Camp program grows to more than 50 participants
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Vehicle on fire north of Manitowoc
• Photos: Manitowoc Lutheran football vs Sevastopol
• Manitowoc County Sheriffs Department update: Two Rivers man arrested for 5th OWI
• Manitowoc Court briefs: Man involved in liquor store burglary sent to jail
• Lakeshore update: Pumpkinfest announces contests
• Ace Driving School closes doors in Manitowoc
• Coffee, Sweets Scholarships benefits scholars
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs De Pere volleyball
• Photos: Two Rivers vs Kiel boys soccer
• Photos: Pretty N Pink HFM Paint the Town Pink
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Manitowoc police warn of grandparent scam
• Kiel woman hurt in car-deer crash
• Economy loses 95,000 jobs due to government layoffs
• UPDATE 3:45 p.m.: State cautions ex-driving school students to wait for records
• Biden: Walker skating by with GOP talking points
• Feingold, Johnson prepare for first of three debates
• Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle deluged with letters by people outraged over Ken Kratzs behavior
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Ace Driving School stops operations in Manitowoc
• Photos: Salmon in Shoto and Fall Color in Manitowoc
• American Red Cross tips can reduce home fire risk
• Lakeshore Update: League of Women Voters to host candidate forum
• Kohler Co. picket draws thousands
• Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle grants 85 pardons in 1-year span
• Economy among reasons to run for Senate
• Boy Scout drive helps pantries stock shelves
• Photos: Roncalli vs Reedsville volleyball
• Video - Volleyball: Reedsville vs Roncalli 10/5/10
• Manitowoc police briefs: Man reportedly arrested for OWI after hitting tree
• Lakeshore Update: Civil War speaker will explore Grants generalship
• Lester Public Library in Two Rivers plans October activities
• Voting: Whats in it for me
• UW-Manitowoc students experience life, culture abroad
• UW-Manitowoc students support autism event
• Business exec says policy changes needed
• Assembly candidates discuss motivation to run
• Two Rivers briefs: Oct. 15 is White Cane Day
• Two Rivers Business Profile: Anderson Real Estate
• UW-Manitowoc to present Rent Nov. 10-14
• Remember ceremony seeks to comfort
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Manitowoc police seeking information on cat bite
• Lakeshore update: County executive announces 2011 budget
• Two Rivers residents petition for street repair
• Manitowoc council OKs raise for citys nonunion workers
• Mishicot woman killed, son injured in Sunday crash
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz resigns in sexting scandal
• Closing Juvenile Detention Center would strain other areas, officials say
• Meetings and workshops
• Resignation may not end Ken Kratzs woes after sexting scandal
• Be Bold Wisconsin focus of Manitowoc economic development conference
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Two Rivers residents petition for street repair
• Manitowoc Council OKs raise for citys non-union employees
• Mishicot woman killed, son injured in Sunday collision
• Parties pin economic woes on opponent
• State governors race focuses on issues relating to Milwaukee
• Lakeshore update: One dead in accident on Wisconsin 310
• Artists mentor students during paint-out at Point Beach
• Video: Preps Plus Two-Minute Drill, Week 6
• Photos: Cincinnati Reds vs. Milwaukee Brewers series
• Photos: NASCAR: Kansas Speedway
• Photos: Nekoosa Giant Pumpkin Fest
• Photos: The APs best football photos
• Photos: APs best photos from the weekend
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz resigns from office
• Expert: Woman in Kratz case deserved help, not harassment
• Lakeshore update
• Photos: 2010 Commodores Ball at the Maritime Museum
• Photos: Manitowoc County Mariners football
• A lasting legacy: Norval Dvorak
• HarvestFest celebrates summer-fall transition
• Manitowocs Fire Prevention Week kicks off today
• Manitowoc County Crime Prevention Day is Oct. 23
• For the Record
• Photos: HarvestFest in Manitowoc
• Johnson opposes funding for embryonic stem cells
• Gubernatorial hopeful Walker calls Barretts stem cell ad a lie
• Lester Public Library announces October activities
• Lakeshore update
• Two Rivers native spends month at South African YMCA
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Sex assault, domestic violence centers to merge
• Photos: Valders vs Southern Door football game
• Photos: Roncalli vs Reedsville football
• Senate candidate Ron Johnson says global warming unproven
• Liberal group solicits cash for Senator Russ Feingold
• Manitowoc County coffee customers encouraged to be disloyal
• South 10th Street project in Manitowoc nearing completion
• Officials investigating cause of Two Rivers house fire
• Photos: Manitowoc Lutheran vs Mishicot volleyball
• Photos: Two Rivers vs Plymouth boys soccer
• Lawyer debates civil suit against Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Lakeshore update: Rahr-West announces art awards
• Manitowoc police brief: Disturbance caused in police department following arrest
• Bio-Blend Fuels waiting it out
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Story, photos: Officials investigating cause of Two Rivers house fire
• Read Advice from the Top: Make time for yourself
• Photos: House fire in Two Rivers
• Reward offered in Rockwood burglary
• 2 candidates for Manitowoc parks and rec director asked back for 2nd interviews
• Lakeshore update: Battle of Bars awards more than $1,200 to hospital
• Manitowoc girl at forefront of Make-A-Wish fundraiser
• Two Rivers Senior Center plans activities
• Whitelaw man gets life sentence for child porn
• Manitowoc County Human Services Department to accept energy-assistance program applications
• Crime victims board: former chairman Ken Kratz withheld details
• Obama rallies Democrats in Madison
• Two Rivers School Board goals include review of discipline procedures
• Photos: President Obama visits Madison
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln defeats Green Bay East 1-0
• UPDATE 3:39 P.M.: Whitelaw man gets life sentence for child porn
• Update 4:33 p.m.: No one injured in Two Rivers house fire
• Court briefs: Manitowoc man gets 6 months for 5th OWI
• Two Rivers rec department announces programs
• Alleged threat with BB gun leads to arrest
• Lakeshore update: Valders residents invited to budget meeting Oct. 18
• Two Rivers business profile: Loris Hair Care
• Two Rivers briefs: Deadline is Oct. 15 for winter market vendor applications
• Two Rivers police briefs: Marijuana, pills found during stop
• Manitowoc police may bring back public auction
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Two Rivers school board appoints new member
• Photos: Fall scenes from the city of Manitowoc
• GOP making tax cuts hot election issue
• Manitowoc County Sheriffs Department update: Man driving wrong direction gets OWI
• Lakeshore update: Gun connected to robbery recovered near Reedsville
• Manitowoc parks and recreation director finalists narrowed to two
• Disney wish fulfilled for Manitowoc boy with condition
• Two Rivers chosen for 2011 H.O.G. rally
• Manitowoc police briefs: Man apprehended after allegedly hitting girlfriend
• Meetings and workshops
• Two Rivers School Board appoints member
• Calumet County DA Kratz to resign, his attorney says
• Manitowoc police seeking information about dog bite
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz will resign
• Living Here 2010/11: Your guide to life in Manitowoc County
• Gun connected to robbery recovered near Reedsville
• Lakeshore update: Two Rivers man dies from motorcycle crash injuries
• Teacher spends 4 decades at St. John-St. James Lutheran School
• Neenah Extreme home to be unveiled Oct. 17
• Complainant has no regrets for role in Kratz removal
• Proceedings to remove Kratz will begin today
• Two Rivers chosen for 2011 H.O.G rally
• Photos: The APs best football photos
• Photos: Weekend flooding in the Midwest
• Photos: APs best photos from the weekend
• McKinley Academy caters to students looking for different education
• Participants roar at HTRs Lakeshore Womans Expo featuring 40 booths
• Fallout widens in Kratz texting investigation
• Lakeshore update
• Photos: Lakeshore YOU Magazine images from the Lakeshore Womans Expo
• Photos: Fall Harvest Festival and Barn Dance
• Two Rivers man dies from motorcycle crash injuries
• Photos: Roncalli football vs Brillion high school
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln Len Nikolai Invitational cross country meet
• Manitowoc traffic violation fees to stay the same
• Valders School District residents vote against tax levy
• Lakeshore update
• Claims against Kratz are piling up
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Two Rivers police briefs
• Stimulus, county money help Meeme replace 5 bridges over 2 years
• Creating future health priorities in Manitowoc County focus of forum
• Photos: Two Rivers vs Sheboygan Falls football
• Photos: Midwest flooding
• 2 men seriously injured in motorcycle crash
• Photos: Reedsville Elementary Middle School garden
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Green Bay West volleyball
• Flooding forces Wisconsin city to evacuate downtown
• Video - Volleyball: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Green Bay West 9/23/10
• Democrats delay Bush tax cut vote
• Obama challenges the world at U.N.: Time for Mideast peace
• U.S. delegation walks out on Ahmadinejad speech
• Democrats criticize Johnson for grant
• Lakeshore update: Unemployment rate dips slightly in city, county
• Annual Adopt-a-Beach event set for Saturday
• BIDC approves loan for Rural America
• Manitowocs last brush pickup of season begins Oct. 11
• Fresh from the garden
• Letter criticizes inaction on Kratz misconduct
• State AG candidates spar over priorities
• Valders school district residents vote against tax levy
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Two Rivers BIDC approves loan for Rural America
• Photos: UW-Manitowoc vs. UW-Sheboygan college volleyball
• Zellner hearing delay puts plea in motion
• Layoffs, cuts eyed in county budget
• Gubernatorial candidates gear up for 1st debate
• Candidates disagree on Wisconsins direction
• AP Poll: Health care law making us muddle-minded
• Lakeshore update: Heart-A-Rama builds on successful year
• HFM schedules flu shot clinics
• Report: Man arrested Sunday after fleeing police
• Doyle will initiate process to remove Kratz
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Candidates disagree on Wisconsins direction
• Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle begins process to remove Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz from of
• Photos: RobAsia Alpaca Farm in rural Manitowoc
• State Blue Star chapter to partner with Two Rivers groups
• Two Rivers City Council OKs pay freeze for police and firefighters
• Dance classes available in Two Rivers
• Local ranches to participate in national Alpaca Farm Days event
• Manitowoc police briefs: Alleged trailer theft leads to arrest
• Two Rivers business profile: DDayMedia PR
• Zellner attorney: Calumet County case could be consolidated
• Third woman comes forward in Kratz case
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Photos: Mishicot volleyball vs Reedsville High School
• Video - Volleyball: Mishicot vs Reedsville 9/21/10
• Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle sees Calumet County DA Ken Kratz sexting case as very serious issue
• Two Rivers police-fire pay frozen
• Photos: Power line damage on Waldo in Manitowoc
• 3rd woman, Maria Ruskiewicz, accuses Calumet County DA Ken Kratz of sexually harassing texts
• Lakeshore update: Police search for dog that bit officer
• Manitowoc court briefs: Man receives jail time for molesting girl
• Meetings and workshops
• Fishermen call for trap net closures or more education at forum
• Pressure on Calumet County DA Ken Kratz to resign builds
• Manitowoc hopes to move ahead in park, rec director search
• Photos, Video: Manitowoc students, staff commemorate 100th anniversary
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Photos: Dancing With the Stars premiere
• Ryan Zellner doesnt enter plea to charge of exposing child to harmful material
• Update 12:21 p.m.: Truck hauling boat creates power outage at Waldo Boulevard and Maritime Drive in
• Strong emotions are evident in sport, commercial fishing dispute
• Tea party groups give Johnson another look
• Lakeshore update: HTR seeking correspondents
• Video - Preps Plus Two-Minute Drill Week 4
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz trying to survive damage from texts
• Police searching for dog that bit officer
• Police seek grant for speed enforcement
• Photos: College football: Wisconsin 20, Arizona State 19
• Photos: NASCAR: Sylvania 300
• Photos: Milwaukee Brewers vs. San Francisco Giants series
• Photos: The APs best football photos
• Photos: APs best photos from the weekend
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz taking medical leave
• Man, 72, receives jail time for molesting girl, 4
• Photos: Manitowoc Public School District 100th anniversary
• Strong emotions are evident in sport, commercial fishing dispute
• Random Acts of Kindness: Flowers get plenty of water thanks to kind act
• For the Record
• Valders School District proposes 9.2 increase in tax levy
• Lakeshore update
• Video - Football: Roncalli vs Sevastopol 9/18/10
• Photos: Roncalli football vs Sevastopol in Manitowoc
• Photos: Manitowoc County Kennel Club Dog Show
• Photos: Ethnicfest in Two Rivers
• Photos: Day In The Life of the Manitowoc Farmers Market
• More than 60 cultures represented at annual festival in Two Rivers
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Lakeshore Womans Expo to offer a lot of fun for women
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc parks, rec director finalists applications, resumes released
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln football defeats Green Bay Preble
• Photos: Manitowoc Lutheran footballs homecoming game vs Algoma
• Photos: Two Rivers vs Kiel Football
• Manitowoc Fire Department extinguishes two house fires
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Daughter watches mom fade as Alzheimers disease progresses
• Whitelaw man faces felony charges in alleged child-porn operation
• TR man faces drug, obstruction charges
• Memory Walk set for Sept. 25 along Mariners Trail
• Video: Manitowoc Lincoln volleyball vs Green Bay Southwest
• Video: Statement from Calumet County D.A. Ken Kratz
• Lakeshore update: Rec dept. offers music class for kids
• Manitowoc woman convicted of identity theft
• Manitowoc Job Center assists dislocated workers
• State Superintendent Tony Evers wont detail financial overhaul for schools until after election
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz: Texts were not sexual
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• LTC safety program begins Sept. 23
• Education notes
• Home Alone registration deadline is Sept. 24
• Photos: Lincoln volleyball defeats Green Bay Southwest
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz accused of sexual harassment
• State governors race expected to be expensive
• State primary turnout falls below expectations
• Manitowoc County voter turnout reaches 20
• Two Rivers police briefs: Man arrested for second OWI
• Lakeshore update: Free health series starts Tuesday
• Projected tax levy for Two Rivers public schools is $6.1M
• Manitowoc zoo brings back prairie dog exhibit
• Manitowoc bar owner plans to rebuild after blaze
• Candidate Ron Johnson agrees to three debates with Sen. Russ Feingold
• Scott Walker clinches GOP nomination, will face Tom Barrett in November
• Manitowoc schools project 7.17 tax levy increase
• Sheboygan DA: Deadly force justified in shooting of TR man
• Manitowoc police briefs: Police seek info in City Hall vandalism
• Two Rivers Elks, Legion to present Blue Star Banners
• Lakeshore update: Hunter heart screenings offered
• Man caught with bags of marijuana gets prison
• Manitowocs most wanted: Gerson Valdez-Sandoval
• Corn harvest normal despite early potential for bumper crop
• Two Rivers business profile: Dalebroux Jewelry
• Manitowoc County sees 20 percent voter turnout
• Photos: AP images of the day for Wednesday
• Projected tax levy for Two Rivers Public Schools down
• Calumet County DA Ken Kratz resigns from victims rights board after sex harassment complaint
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs De Pere boys soccer
• Video Slideshow: Manitowoc Lincoln vs De Pere boys soccer
• Video Slideshow: Manitowoc Lincoln vs De Pere boys soccer
• 1st Senate District battle between GOP Frank Lasee, Democrat Monk Elmer
• Ron Johnson wraps up primary, looks ahead to facing Sen. Russ Feingold
• Document: DAs opinion on fatal officer-related shooting of Two Rivers man
• Countys voter turnout highest on competitive tickets
• Budget draft for MPSD projects 7.17 percent tax levy increase
• Lakeshore update: Newton bridge replacement to begin Wednesday
• Extreme Makeover family settles in
• Reaching for the remote-learning option
• Manitowoc police briefs: Man arrested after reportedly fleeing police
• Photos: AP images of the day for Tuesday
• DA opinion on fatal shooting of Two Rivers man expected today
• Polls open for primary voting
• DA: Sheboygan police officer justified in fatal shooting of Two Rivers man on Michigan Avenue
• Massage goes to the dogs in Two Rivers
• Some foreign workers find frustration in Dells
• Interactive Virtual Tour: Holy Family Memorial Heritage Garden
• Photos: APs best football photos
• Photos: Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee Brewers series
• Photos: APs best photos from the weekend
• Elderly Rural Transportation
• Education briefs
• Delinquent taxpayer website generates income for state
• Marijuana-growing sites in national forests resemble West Coast operations
• Lakeshore update: Group for girls kicks off Sept. 20
• LLCs provided confidentiality in Packers land acquisitions
• Photos: Lobsterfest at Washington Park in Manitowoc
• Thursday sirens in Two Rivers, Two Creeks were inadvertently activated
• Cakes go wacky, tacky at annual Sputnikfest
• Hmong event festive despite drizzle
• Primary elections set Tuesday
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• German Jaycees to visit Manitowoc
• For the Record
• Photos, story: Pet primer
• Photos: Sputnikfest in Manitowoc
• Photos: Hmong Pre-New Year in Manitowoc
• Photos: Roncalli Cross Country Invite at Lincoln Park in Manitowoc
• Photos: Wisconsin Badgers football beats San Jose State, 27-14
• Photos: Sept. 11 commemoration in Green Bay
• Lakeshore update
• Historically low taxes conflict with rising debt
• Finalists for Manitowoc parks, rec director from near, far
• Two Rivers to receive $1.2M for trails
• Manitowoc sub man ready to defend country
• Walker touts brown bag values
• Manitowoc court briefs
• Photos: Mishicot defeats Valders high school football
• Prosecutor to review fatal shooting of Two Rivers man
• Manitowoc identifies finalists for parks director
• Manitowoc court briefs: Restricted driving privileges granted to man in alleged hit-and-run
• Debt generates bipartisan concern, little cooperation
• Lakeshore update: GOP Gov. candidate Walker seeks support today
• GOP State Assembly candidates express nonfiscal views
• Neumann polkas for primary votes
• Calumet County man allegedly eludes police, hits squad car
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Photos: Explosion in California
• Photos: 2010 Packers Opponents
• Photos: Roncalli at Manitowoc Lutheran Volleyball
• Photos: Roncalli High School boys soccer
• Cement truck tips over in Manitowoc
• Walker touts brown bag values in Manitowoc stop
• Two Rivers to receive $1.2M for new trails
• State reaches deal on military, overseas voting
• Man charged in hit-and-run gets restricted driving privileges
• GOP Gov. candidate Walker seeks support Friday morning at WIMM
• Two Rivers police briefs: Man with 0.214 BAC arrested
• As health care costs rise, so does federal spending
• GOP state Senate candidates express non-fiscal views
• Manitowoc police briefs: SWAT team assists with alleged weapon threat
• Two Rivers man allegedly uses phone to harass son
• Lakeshore update: Candidate Neumann coming to Warrens
• Whitelaw sisters excel in fair showmanship
• Campaign trail brings Tom Nelson to Lakeshore
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Manitowocs most wanted: Contreras Modesto
• New filings for jobless benefits tumble
• Fatal shooting of Two Rivers man by Sheboygan police set to be reviewed by district attorney
• Gov. candidate Neumann polkas on Manitowoc sidewalk
• Walker, Neumann take aim at each other in governors race
• Manitowoc votes not to delay process of hiring parks, rec director
• Oshkosh businessman Ron Johnson seeks upset in Senate race
• Two Rivers business profile: Piggly Wiggly
• Lakeshore Technical College, Silver Lake College honored for aiding those in service
• Manitowoc police apprehend man for alleged gun threat
• Photos: Brewers win, Hoffman earns 600th save
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Special section: Weve got college football covered
• Neumanns Freedom Tour coming to Warrens today
• Photos: Ron Johnson at Holiday Inn in Manitowoc
• Two Rivers council approves paving of alley
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Sheboygan South tennis
• S.S. Badger adds late night sailing
• Lakeshore update: The Guys show has been canceled
• Two Rivers briefs: Elks scholarship applications available
• Two Rivers council approves paving of alley
• New director: Get involved with Main Street program in Two Rivers
• Obama promotes $50B jobs program
• Wind advisory through 7 p.m.
• Manitowoc firefighters control dumpster metal fire
• Photos: The APs best photos from the weekend
• Money can buy you happiness to a point, researchers report
• Meetings and workshops
• Sen. Russ Feingold praises Barack Obamas plan to boost U.S. economy
• Video: Episode 2 of the Preps Plus Two-Minute Drill
• Obama seeks to shore up support for state Democrats
• Endangered or not, wolves face extended hunts
• Want cheapskates to spend Hawk gizmos that save
• Senior Center announces activities
• Photos: Kites Over Lake Michigan - Saturday night and Sunday
• Back to the drawing board
• Free on bail: Court officials address perceptions about how bail is set
• For the record
• Governors race heats up before main event
• Rules change amid wind farm debate
• St. Nazianz plans Community Fest
• Fall movies preview: Wide variety of films coming to theaters during the next few weeks
• Photos: Kites Over Lake Michigan in Two Rivers
• Court briefs
• Lakeshore update: Community festival set for Sept. 18
• Pedestrian flags to be tested at Manitowoc intersections
• Soaring on the wind: Colorful kites take to skies for fifth annual festival
• Photos: Roncalli Jets vs Hilbert Wolves football game
• Lakeshore update
• Court briefs
• Two Rivers police briefs
• Aquatic center overflows with success for first season
• Sheboygan police kill Two Rivers man, 52
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Notre Dame football game
• Two Rivers police briefs
• Crew rescued from oil platform explosion off Louisiana coast
• Oversight panel sets rule for posting contracts online
• Lakeshore update: Governor OKs airport project
• Manitowoc police briefs: Alleged stalking leads to arrest
• Manitowoc public schools celebrate 100 years
• Life to improve for some state inmates
• Photos: Hurricane Earl approaches
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Photos: Kiel Cross Country Invite
• Badger not sailing today due to high winds
• Sheboygan police shoot, kill Two Rivers man after traffic stop
• State soldier among 5 killed in Afghanistan
• Police seeking suspect in Schleswig thefts
• Attendance increases during county fair week
• Lakeshore update: Cause of bar fire in Manitowoc fire still unknown
• Reedsville revels in renovation
• Franklin makeover complete for new school year
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Photos: Lakeshore Living Magazine images from Holy Family Memorial Samaritan Day
• Manitowocs most wanted: Dwayne Greenlee
• Photos: Lakeshore Living Magazine images from Holy Family Memorial Samaritan Day
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• UPDATE 3:45 p.m.: Manitowoc police find missing man
• State Senate candidates agree: Cut government
• Pig to Pig Walk set for Sept. 11
• Island evacuations start as Earl nears East Coast
• Lakeshore update: Holiday parade entry forms available
• Fire destroys apartments, bar in Manitowoc
• Head Start moves to Magee
• Two Rivers Recreation Department announces activities
• Two Rivers Business Profile: Unique Flying Objects
• Photos: Manitowoc Lutheran vs Sheboygan Lutheran Volleyball
• Video: Manitowoc Lutheran vs Sheboygan Lutheran Volleyball
• Video: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Sheboygan North soccer
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Manitowoc County Fair sees attendance increase
• Suspects sought in Schleswig thefts
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Sheboygan North soccer
• Photos: First day of school at Reedsville High School
• Photos: First day of school at Franklin Elementary School
• Electronics recycling law will take effect today
• Child pornography allegedly found in Two Rivers home
• Manitowoc mayor hopes to organize youth council
• Court briefs: Man pleads guilty to drug delivery
• Man, 21, killed in crash near Newton
• Students should fit passions, interests into available career options
• Meetings and workshops
• Manitowoc police briefs: Alleged domestic fight ends in arrest
• Two Rivers man has gone on five Gulf Coast relief missions since Katrina in 05
• Mishicot shaman Teri Nehring learns ancient Peruvian healing practices
• Update 9:45 a.m.: Fire destroys Glenns Bar in Manitowoc
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Two Rivers burglary suspect caught
• Photos: YMCA Triathlon
• Two Rivers needs to cut $170,000 from budget
• Photos: Tower Tech wind sections on S.S. Badger in Manitowoc
• Lakeshore update: Electronics recycling law goes into effect Wednesday
• High-speed chase crosses two counties
• Court briefs: Man guilty of fourth OWI gets probation
• Two Rivers needs to cut $170,000 from budget
• Virtual Tour of Aurora Medical Centers Healing Garden
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair on Sunday, Aug. 29
• All state DMV offices closed Friday for furlough
• High-speed chase crosses two counties, driver wanted
• Story, photos: Mad Men, Modern Family top at Emmys
• Photos: APs best photos from the weekend
• Update 3 p.m.: Man, 21, killed in single-car crash near Newton
• DNR: Air quality likely unhealthy for sensitive groups
• Cooperstown crash investigation will take a couple of weeks
• Manitowoc County Fair sticks to the basics
• Roncalli provides laptops for students, teachers
• UPDATE 1 p.m.: Cooperstown motorcycle-dump truck crash results in fatality
• Manitowoc County air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups
• Cooperstown motorcycle-dump truck crash is fatal
• Booster clubs, student fees keep activities going strong
• Two Rivers farmers market has diverse array of products
• Day In The Life story, photos: Carnival ride workers at Manitowoc County Fair
• Photo contest deadline is Sept. 20
• Lakeshore update
• Cooperstown motorcycle-dump truck crash results in fatality
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair Friday, August 27, 2010
• Day in the Life: Manitowoc County Fair in Sundays Herald Times Reporter
• 24 arrested in immigration crackdown in Fox River Valley
• Mukwonago school officials defend Indians mascot, logo
• Manitowoc police briefs
• Lakeshore update
• 3 GOP candidates: Cut business taxes
• Church/Faith events
• Proceeds from Sept. 18 St. Nazianz Community Fest to benefit park projects
• Amy L. Kline of Manitowoc found guilty of endangering safety
• Fishing at the Manitowoc County Fair
• Hearing scheduled in case against Manitowoc woman and her brother, who were arrested on drug charges
• Manitowocs most wanted: Monique Blanchette
• Manitowoc police update most-wanted list
• Woman pleads to reduced charge in drug overdose death
• Photos: Manitowoc Roncalli vs St. Mary Central Football
• Photos: Reedsville vs Manitowoc Lutheran football
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair Saturday, August 28, 2010
• Manitowoc County beach statuses for Aug. 27
• Dairy farmers in state, Minn. have moderate month
• Court briefs: Man sentenced for delivering narcotics
• Lakeshore update: League of Women Voters candidate forum set
• Coast Guard may ban public from lighthouse
• Manitowoc police briefs: Man arrested for alleged 5th OWI
• Two Rivers man leaves today to pursue Disney dream
• 2010 Manitowoc County Fair Schedule
• Polka front and center at Manitowoc County Fair
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair Thursday, August 26, 2010
• Manitowocs Most Wanted: See the updated list released by the Manitowoc Police Department
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Friday
• Photos: Remembering Hurricane Katrina
• Two Rivers BIDC tables action on loan requests
• Lakeshore update: Foghorn installed on lighthouse
• Manitowoc police seeking information in burglary, vandalism of unoccupied bar
• Sen. Herb Kohl helps Silver Lake College celebrate 75th year
• GOP gubernatorial candidates Walker, Neumann make bold promises in debate
• Challenger aims to unseat Rep. Petri
• Manitowoc County Fair merchants offer variety, discounts
• Preps Plus Two-Minute Drill
• Photos: AP images of the day for Thursday
• Photos: Egg recall
• Manitowoc County Fair: Click here for photos, stories and more
• Manitowoc County beach statuses for Aug. 26
• Two Rivers police briefs: TR rec department employee arrested for OWI on duty
• Manitowoc court report: Police find marijuana plants in mans home
• Manitowoc firefighters fill the boot with $11,000
• Gubernatorial candidate Tom Barrett running critical ads to answer GOPs
• Mishicot School Board approves mascot committee
• Rahr-West Art Museum Director Barbara Bundy-Jost resigning
• Manitowoc County Fair opens with an oink
• Two Rivers business profile: Sandpiper Bar and Grill
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Wednesday
• Photos: Brewers lose, Bud Seligs statue unveiled
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair on Tuesday night
• Manitowoc County beach statuses for Aug. 25
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair Tuesday
• Photos: Roncalli Volleyball
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln Girls Swimming
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair Wednesday
• Video: Volleyball - Roncalli vs Winnebago Lutheran 8/24/10
• Unemployment rate dips in city, county
• Lakeshore update: Intersection at S. 10th and Green streets closed for repairs
• Rummage sale in Two Rivers will benefit cheer team
• New DR. DAWG to open Milwaukee area in October
• Chinas massive traffic jam could last for weeks
• Director of Manitowocs Rahr-West Art Museum resigns
• Pro-business atmosphere crucial
• Court briefs: Two Rivers man sentenced for 5th OWI
• Lakeshore update: Aquatic center to close for the season Sunday
• 2010 Manitowoc County Fair schedule
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Manitowoc police briefs: Teen arrested for alleged intent to deliver drugs
• Meetings and workshops
• No evidence that eggs tainted with salmonella go beyond 2 farms
• Hearing on Two Rivers schools budget set for Sept. 13
• Photos: AP photos of the day for Tuesday
• Manitowoc intersection to close for construction
• Manitowoc County beach statuses for Aug. 24
• Photos: Manitowoc County Fair Monday, August 23, 2010
• Badger carferry will arrive late Tuesday afternoon
• Public hearing on Two Rivers school district budget set for Sept. 13
• Photos: Milwaukee Brewers vs. San Diego Padres
• Photos: Brett Favres 2010 preseason debut with the Vikings
• Photos: NASCARs Irwin Tools Night Race
• Farms in egg recall have shared suppliers
• Lakeshore update: State tourism grant awarded to MAVCB
• City officials sworn to secrecy over extreme home
• College accused of operating illegally
• Manitowoc County Fair set to begin Tuesday
• Photos: AP photos from the weekend
• Download Manitowoc Lincoln Football Preview Page
• Photos: Rising Star Stables
• Driving habits endanger pedestrians, flout state laws
• Union, Confederate troops still spar at re-enactment
• Details emerge about pot operation
• Manitowoc firefighters extinguish attic fire
• Army Reservist helps improve life in Central, South America
• Lakeshore update
• Manitowoc firefighters extinguish attic fire
• Photos: Civil War Reenactment at Pinecrest Historical Village
• Photos: Boy Scouts of America Aviation Merit Badge
• Lakeshore update
• Family catches first glimpse of its Extreme Makeover home
• Firefighters take to the streets for MDA
• Manitowoc County under severe thunderstorm warning until 7 p.m.
• Manitowoc County schools to get federal education money
• Marijuana plant operation expands
• State prison leader living in Illinois draws criticism
• Doyle tells UW regents more tough economic times ahead
• Lakeshore update: RSVP seeks volunteers
• Two Rivers man guilty of fifth OWI
• Group: Tobacco sales to minors see decrease
• Photos: United Way campaign kickoff
• United Way sets $1M campaign goal
• Being prepared key at Kewaunee, Point Beach power plants
• Use the hub to make your weekend plans
• Manitowoc health department offers student vaccinations
• Tell us your opinion: Take the Herald Times Reporter Reader Interest Survey
• Photos: AP images of the day for Friday
• Slideshow: Ships alumni soak marching band
• Photos: Extreme Makeover: Home Edition in Neenah Aug. 19
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln marching band practice
• Manitowoc County beach statuses for Aug. 20
• Fantasy Football: Get your guides, games, tools and more here
• 21st St. bridge work finished in Manitowoc
• Video: United Way campaign kickoff
• Semi and car collide in Kellnersville
• Photos: Roncalli defeats Southern Door 6-0
• UPDATE 4:12 p.m. -- Severe thunderstorm warning for northern Manitowoc County until 5:15 p.m.
• Slideshow: Roncalli defeats Southern Door 6-0
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