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• Prius C and V Featured at Milwaukee Hybrid meeting
• Driver hints at return, reportedly reaches deal
• T.One Guevara: 'Rebel In Disguise' (mixtape review)
• Admirals coach Ian Herbers rumored to be named head coach of alma mater
• Republicans ban drugs from Canada and what is going on in Florida voter purge
• Walker raises $5 million in a month, bringing total to $30 million
• Assisted Living Concepts names new interim president, CEO
• Top 5 Opening Sequences on TV
• Milwaukee Public Museum to host pirates exhibit
• Your pet’s barometer
• Milwaukee area foreclosure rates declined in March
• Ashley Furniture to add 225 jobs in Whitehall with expansion
• Voice of the empty seat during church service
• Delta retrofitting overhead bins to accommodate larger carry-on luggage
• Koplovitz to receive entrepreneur award
• Woodson will have a ball at Mustangs game (and so can you)
• How to get cheap ebooks
• Leisure Arts launches the Knook tell and design contest
• Chief Flynn to address aldermen on faulty crime numbers
• Verduras, Metro introduce summer menus
• Westlawn neighborhood revitalization project
• Innovation finds a better mousetrap with BizStarts Milwaukee
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Wauwatosa
• ManpowerGroup survey reveals persistent shortage in skilled trades, engineers, IT
• Associated to upgrade online business banking
• Baird: Economy dampens M&A activity
• Can Blackberry Ever Be the Mobility Leader?
• MSOE students receive leadership awards-
• Tampa needs more strippers to handle Republican party convention
• Eau Claire room tax collections rise; officials say convention center would help
• Slideshow: Donald Driver dances with local students
• County to revisit renaming Outagamie County Regional Airport
• Dish sues major TV networks over skipped commercials
• Developer seeks to build high-end apartments in Madison's Bassett neighborhood
• CenterPoint buys industrial portfolio of 2.7 million square feet
• Lucroy out 4 to 6 weeks after freak accident
• The Bachelorette 8: Episode 3 recap
• Rule changes allow troubled voucher school to operate
• The U.S. Supreme Court throws away your right against double jeopardy
• Significance of email exchanges won't be revealed for a while
• Some college graduates turn to tech school for job training
• Illegal strip search allegations go beyond District 5
• Eight American startups selected to compete at COMMON Pitch Milwaukee
• The Radisson Paper Valley Hotel
• Make dad a special gift for Father's Day
• Some politicians run on their records. Others, not so much.
• Creation of Memorial Day
• Do we have to affirm loyalty to the nation and other questions
• Bob Dylan, Bringin' it all back home
• Happy Memorial Day -- To those men and women that have served & to those current...
• International piano competition in Milwaukee includes two Madison youths
• A day to honor fallen Wisconsin troops
• Report: Aki Collins to be hired by Memphis
• Warm winter reduced heating costs 24%
• Barrett unlikely to erase Walker's lead in funding
• CenterPoint buys industrial portfolio of 2.7 million square feet
• Slideshow: Construction of downtown Marriott hotel
• Brewers drop another series
• Blast destroys Glendale house; 5 injured
• Brewers at Diamondbacks
• Mustangs fail to weather the 'Storm'
• Employment debate requires closer look
• Tracing the political dividing lines over Gov. Scott Walker
• A flag-draped body, a hero's goodbye
• Best-dressed at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival
• Slideshow: Donald Driver dances with local students
• New parking meters text you when time's running out
• Tourists flocking to Fond du Lac area
• Norway ends official state religion
• Barrett, Walker bring sharp tone to debate
• Single parents aren't forbidden territory
• Teen gets 25 years for role in killing of pregnant woman
• The games of summer 2012
• The games of summer 2012
• Forward Andre Bouvet-Morrissette to join Admirals for 2012-2013 season
• Readers pitch nicknames for BMO Harris Bradley Center
• Air Wisconsin, flight attendants reach tentative agreement
• The defining reason behind Scott Walker's recall election
• The new nautical is neon
• Appleton energy products distributor buys Indiana firm
• Profit soars for SABMiller, MillerCoors' co-parent
• Marquette University to co-host Wisconsin Cancer Survivorship Forum
• Van Buren wants windows to bring tenants to Jefferson Street building
• Top of the List - Food/beverage manufacturers, MEDC loans
• Channel 58 chairman Shapiro dies
• Cleanup under way from tornado, strong storms
• Zoo elephants may get more room
• Event shows off food hot spots in Walker's Point
• The ACLU is right about the use of domestic drones.
• The ACLU is right about the use of domestic drones.
• Art of Shaving to open at Mayfair
• Children of lesbian couples do better in fact, than children of non-gay couples
• Children of lesbian couples do better in fact, than children of non-gay couples
• EPA awards $4.2M in grants for cleanup work in Wisconsin
• Amazon shareholders met by protesters, company cuts ties with ALEC
• Mobile dental clinic aiding children who lack dental care
• Northwestern Mutual wants skywalk over Van Buren in Milwaukee
• Southeast Wisconsin triathlon training and racing this holiday weekend
• Naming rights deal a shot in the arm in quest for new arena
• Naming rights deal a shot in the arm in quest for new arena
• Dating For Nerds
• Start a Memorial Day tradition with a decadent day trip to Chocolate Fest
• Walker, Barrett pick up national endorsements
• Walker joins call for outside audit of flawed crime data
• Boomer Golden Years Hijacked
• Memorial Day weekend a blend of temperatures
• Two 60-pound Asian carp found in isolated Chicago lagoon
• Reclaiming Our Heritage returns
• High court upholds record Lemon Law award
• How Scott Walker's mismangement of Milwaukee county cost residents millions
• EPA awards $4.2M in grants for cleanup work in Wisconsin
• Wausau dentists win SBA small businesspeople of year
• Northwestern Mutual wants skywalk over Van Buren in Milwaukee
• Dominion Properties plans apartments on Jackson Street in Milwaukee
• BMO Harris makes an arena-sized statement
• S.S. Badger experiences trouble in maiden 2012 voyage
• Milwaukee Memorial Day weekend events
• Wisconsin banks improved in first quarter
• Doctors' average pay exceeds $100K in all but two metros
• Alverno student Mai Kaw Xiong was featured on TMJ4 last night - our thoughts and...
• Lucigen receives $2.8M NIH grant
• Jon Anderson of YES, releases "Limitless Lives," Tour hits Milwaukee
• Where getting the finger means you're number one
• Hey, Students. The PANTHERFEST survey results are in, and we're looking for your...
• 'stangs storm into Tampa Bay Saturday
• How Stop/Frisk in New York City is unconstitutional and targets minorities
• Milwaukee summer heat and your pet
• WLC Concert Band members are keeping us updated on their adventures during the 2...
• Platypus ad agency creates Borg Warner video for Indy 500
• Outdoors in Milwaukee with your pet
• Don't forget, not classes Friday or Saturday. Enjoy your weekend and be safe. Go...
• Don't forget, not classes Friday or Saturday. Enjoy your weekend and be safe. Go...
• Chicago P.D. draws guns on journalists in order to erase cell phone video
• Mandel acquires Waukesha's Rivers Edge apartments for $29.5M
• Milwaukee area among seven state metros to lose jobs in April
• Lucigen Corp. gets grant for influenza test
• Slideshow: First jobs of our Women of Influence winners
• Johnson Controls opens innovation center in 3rd Ward
• Facebook rises as IPO lawsuits, inquiries mount
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Mike Huebner
• CUW taking over Concordia campus in Ann Arbor
• Union Grove offers rent help for new Main Street retailers
• Gundersen Lutheran opens high-tech training center
• Rapper T.I. takes on new roles for both the big and small screens
• Experience in Donald Driver's seat
• Obama keeps a low public profile in Wisconsin recall fight
• Milwaukee hikers look forward to Treasures of Oz
• Get booted at Hooligan's
• Brewers bats explode early, hold on to win
• Absentee voting for June 5 recall already far exceeds that of primary
• Admirals goaltender Atte Engren appears to be returning to Finland next season
• New lawyers in fetal abduction case unsure about insanity defense
• State, local officials seek audit of flawed Milwaukee crime numbers
• Hallmark fills last vacant space in Shoppes at Fox River
• More Greek Mythology
• More Greek Mythology
• Milwaukee area among seven state metros to lose jobs in April
• Wisconsin Democrat strategy: Buckets of slime
• Leinenkugel hops aboard Denis Sullivan
• New Marquette Law School Poll Out Wednesday, May 30
• Wisconsin Artisan Food Producers Association launched
• Metrix of Waukesha acquired
• MSOE senior projects offer look into the future-
• Season of promise at the brink
• M&I boosts BMO Financial 2Q earnings
• WEA Trust sees its activity rebounding
• Johnson Controls opens innovation center in 3rd Ward
• CUW taking over Concordia campus in Ann Arbor
• On Knowing Greek
• Hoop It Up Open House
• Health information and the electronic communication
• Why does pal of Sean Hannity does not think women should have the right to vote?
• The WLC Concert Band got its name in lights last night for a concert in Bay City...
• Open water lake swims this summer in Pleasant Prairie
• Kohl’s donates $600,000 to Milwaukee Art Museum
• Why are Republicans wasting tax dollars building a new nuclear bomber?
• Slideshow: Southwest passengers surprised by Milwaukee Brewers players
• School Specialty completes $270M refinancing
• Mayor Barrett Vs. Gov. Walker, rematch in Wisconsin June 5, 2012
• This weekend: Sendik's holds lobster fest
• Sorting out the Sendik's stores: Not all are run by the same company
• Disney World Foodie Tip of the Day
• Air Wisconsin flight attendants authorize strike
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Stacie Callies
• CIB Marine to deregister stock
• Developer buys property to begin Confluence Project in Eau Claire
• Nursing tops best career bets
• Barrett attacks Walker as anti-Milwaukee
• Eau Claire survey: Optimism exceeds job growth
• Stritch Communication Arts students honored by the Milwaukee Press Club
• Packer Nation, Driver come through on DWTS
• Hundreds of assault cases misreported by Milwaukee Police Department
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14 finale recap
• Wilson to take part in Athletes in Action Foreign Tour
• Interested in joining the Stritch Alumni Board? Applications due June 1
• As election nears, Walker, Barrett seek to capture momentum
• CIB Marine to deregister stock
• Kangaroo Brands of Milwaukee sells pita chip business to ConAgra Foods
• U.S. Bank taps Fiserv platform for iPad
• Air Wisconsin flight attendants authorize strike
• Industrial engineering students receive international recognition-
• Industrial engineering students receive international recognition-
• Waterstone getting better but still challenged
• Council approves UWM's plans to redevelop former hospital
• Barrett attacks Walker as anti-Milwaukee
• Pilot program to train unemployed to start in June
• General Mills cutting 850 jobs
• Channels 18, 24 station move in Milwaukee endorsed
• Journal Sentinel launches iPad app
• Vidalia onions are available in Milwaukee grocery stores again
• Vidalia onions are available in Milwaukee grocery stores again
• If you haven't registered for classes, there's no time like the present! If you...
• Electric fence to surround gays and other dumb things said by anti-gays
• Electric fence to surround gays and other dumb things said by anti-gays
• Generac reducing special dividend
• West Business Services to hire about 100 in Wausau
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Waukesha
• Bradley Center, Milwaukee Bucks near long-term lease deal
• Madison biotech Zurex Pharma gets $6.2 million funding boost
• Racine Unified schools to spend about $42 million on upgrades
• Wisconsin milk production continued to rise during April
• SEC considering its own cable channel
• Apartments and renovated retail space considered for Prospect Mall
• Total Administrative Services Corp. to add up to 102 jobs
• $killz: 'Sacrifice' (song review)
• 12 Fabulous Pianists coming to Milwaukee
• The Bachelorette 8: Episode 2 recap
• HBO's Girls: Uncomfortable and Misguided
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14 'The Finals' recap
• April home sales rise 19.5% statewide; prices up 2.4%
• Absentee voting begins for recall election
• Donation pleas are preceding diplomas
• Cold, hard Canadian cash props up Bradley Center
• Apartments and renovated retail space considered for Prospect Mall
• How civil asset forfeiture allows police to take your money even with no arrest
• Quote of the Week: “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’...
• A nickname for the BMO Harris Bradley Center?
• April home sales rise in Wisconsin, Milwaukee area
• Quest Specialty Chemicals names new CEO
• Vollrath Co. buys Polar Ware/Stoelting
• Honoring the troops
• Mike Tate’s ridiculous rant
• Michael J. Barber to speak at MSOE Spring Commencement-
• Safe travels to WLC Concert Band members as they embark on their 2012 Great Lake...
• A picture is worth a thousand words...Commencement 2012.
• Slideshow: BMO Harris buys Bradley Center naming rights
• Three senior housing projects proposed in Brookfield
• Bradley Center, Milwaukee Bucks near long-term lease deal
• Why were rights of anti-NATO protestors violated by Chicago P.D.?
• Furlong mum on BMO Harris-Bradley Center news
• We're on display through summer off Wisconsin Ave. at the Grand Avenue Mall in M...
• Goody's for the graduate decorate some graduation cupcakes
• Transforming the world, one amazing woman at a time!
• Make a donation to HSN March of Dimes Father's Day store
• Presidential Scholarship recipients announced-
• COWS invade port washington
• BMO Harris secures Bradley Center naming rights
• BMO Harris secures Bradley Center naming rights
• Milwaukee firms provide $18 million to support Bradley Center
• Naming rights for Bradley Center sold to BMO Harris
• CREO 2012 included a wonderful art gallery show this year. See video highlights...
• Milwaukee apartments sell for $11M in Chapter 11 reorganization
• ITC sides with Microsoft in Motorola patent infringement case
• Wisconsin grape growers optimistic on season
• Sachdeva's Buddhas, other items still being auctioned
• Tourism turnaround: Oshkosh room tax revenues increase; hotel beds decrease
• Local La Crosse conference focuses on building sustainability
• Howard company buys W.C. Industrial Supply Co.
• Taylor Momsen & The Pretty Reckless open up for Marilyn Manson in Milwaukee
• Take advantage of free ebooks
• How Walker's union limits affected school budgets
• Review: Minecraft (Xbox 360)
• Great photo of six new WLC alumni, all Arizona Lutheran Academy alumni as well.
• Heat forces officials to end Green Bay marathon
• Graduates, you're FINALLY DONE! You did it. Congratulations, Class of 2012! Chec...
• Recall politics is old hat in Racine, where no incumbent is safe
• Milwaukee apartments sell for $11M in Chapter 11 reorganization
• Barrett, Walker have one thing in common: Out-of-state donors
• Edgar Cayce –“The Sleeping Prophet” and Gum Disease
• Planning an emergency garden
• One commencement down, one more to go! We're so proud of all of you. Happy gradu...
• Top Workplaces 2012
• How SETI and other programs on your computer help science and battle ignorance
• Good morning! The big day is finally here. It's going to be a beautiful day to g...
• Protesters march through Chicago to NATO summit
• Gat Turner and Viva Fidel - 'In Killwaukee' (song and video review)
• Environmental inspections drop in Walker's first year
• Number of Wisconsin public schools teachers fell 2.4% in 2011-'12
• Residents abuzz with special Luxembourg visitor
• Waukesha's quest for Lake Michigan water lagging
• Great Milwaukee Summer
• See video highlights and post-show reaction from this year's student designer ru...
• Late homer sinks Brewers vs. Twins
• Graduates, :) what's your fondest memory of your time on campus? #schoolmemories...
• DWD puts stop to holds on jobless pay
• Hoop It Up is in 3 weeks!
• Hoop It Up is in 3 weeks!
• 3 shot outside campus area Madison bar
• Who is ready to graduate from WLC today? God's blessings to you!
• The life and times of George Carlin
• Young receivers counting Packers roster spots
• Don't be a 'rebound or serial' dater
• Mustangs lose in final seconds -- again!
• Receive a free personalized Father's Day card
• Barrett to get union-ad backing
• Walker still hopes to bring iron mine to northern Wisconsin
• Judge deals setback to state unions on dues withdrawals
• Gander Mountain backs away from NRA event for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
• Delta still tops in annual baggage fees; AirTran sixth
• Nucor to buy Skyline Steel for $605M
• MSOE Rowing qualifies for IRA National Championships-
• Milwaukee, MPD program provides summer internships at local companies
• Sachdeva's Buddhas, other items still being auctioned
• Alverno sponsored the KISS FM "KISS After Class" promotion, where area high scho...
• U.S. Postal Service to start closing plants in August
• We love to bike at UWM - Happy Bike to Work Day! Who all biked on this beautiful...
• Advice to the Class of 2012 from Aaron Biebert '04 (Wisconsin Lutheran College A...
• Facebook stock closes nearly flat in debut
• Coors Light partners with “Prometheus,” launches co-branded TV ad
• Alliant utility decides to buy Beloit power plant
• Slideshow: This week in photos - May 18
• Photo of the Week: Like birds out of the nest, our grads will fly toward future...
• Top of the List - Fastest-growing public companies
• Today we congratulate our graduates. Your hard work and perseverance has not go...
• Walker holds out hope for iron mine
• Christian right-wingers once again trying to impose religion on your schoolkids.
• State, MPS post improved high school graduation rates
• BizExpo’s Women in Business panel discussion highlights
• Slideshow: Green Bay Packers surprise West Allis students
• Justice Department closes Medtronic probe without action
• Great Lakes Duathlon Series begins May 26
• Preview of the Milwaukee Jazz Vision Sextet
• Jobs reports take forefront of Barrett-Walker recall race
• Rapper Lil Boosie found not guilty in murder trial
• Milwaukee Succeeds hires first director
• Retired Deloitte partner Condon elected to Roundy's board
• Animal neglect
• Memorial Day with your dog
• Animal portraits
• MGIC sues Freddie Mac
• Mustangs host the Force, salute military
• Polls shows Obama, Romney neck-and-neck, Wisconsin in play
• MSOE students to compete in national Steel Bridge Competition-
• Are Republicans willing to have young women die from back alley abortions?
• Wisconsin drops 6,200 private sector jobs; jobless rate dips
• Wisconsin homeowners insurance rates up in 2011
• RMT picked to build Colorado wind farm
• BID consultant says filling dead space, arena are keys to downtown
• MPS graduation rate improves
• Wisconsin cities among worst in 12-month jobs data
• The Future of Advertising Sales – It’s all About Integration
• If you're on campus today, please join us for a special Senior Farewell Afternoo...
• Bon-Ton's 1Q loss widens
• Graduation will be streaming live online this weekend - send your friends and fa...
• Warren Buffett increases stake in Wells Fargo
• Appleton Papers to become Appvion with merger
• Verona Road in Madison reconstruction to cost $175 million
• Fiserv’s Yabuki sees compensation rise 14% in 2011
• Iola cafe to expand after buying building
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Geoffrey Nauth
• Cleanup planned for Lake Wausau
• Ramco-Gershenson buys Delafield shopping center for $15.1M
• Highway 41 project expected to support job growth
• Flash Back to a Class Act
• Spring Stritch Magazine Available Online
• Big D & Sinista New Breed – “Put My Foot Down”
• Revisions to jobs statistics nothing new for politics
• Republicans running scared in not wanting to be seen as too anti-gay
• WLCV endorses Tom Barrett for Governor
• Famed band leader Woody Herman born today
• Scott Walker carves out a lead
• Milwaukee County's pension contributions to remain elevated
• Finals check in: Who's done? Who still has finals to take? We're counting down...
• Release of new state jobs numbers becomes political football
• Game Blog: Brewers' offense struggles against Norris, Astros
• Ramco-Gershenson buys Delafield shopping center for $15.1M
• Donald in Driver's seat in DWTS Finals
• Prospective Transfer Nursing Students: Are you interesting in continuing your Nu...
• Fiserv's Yabuki sees compensation rise 14% in 2011
• Gov. Walker leads in latest Marquette poll
• Guiffre site on South 27th Street hosting weekend markets
• MPS finalizing 2013 budget
• Intuitive Biosciences buys GenTel businesses
• COWS are on the road
• Marquette Law School Poll shows Walker, Kleefisch lead in recall
• Soothe your soul this weekend at the Women's Wellness Retreat
• Skechers agrees to $40M settlement tied to Shape-Ups claims
• Housing starts in Midwest up; home builder confidence rises
• Appleton Papers to become Appvion with merger
• Mia Famiglia Ristorante
• PHOTO/VIDEO OP: Commencement to feature Hank Aaron May 20
• Aggressive sustainability schedule for the U of I set to begin in 2015
• Metro area, state rank above average for household financial health
• Four Milwaukee-area firms qualify for tax credits
• Brady sees 3Q profit growth before restructuring costs
• Wisconsin farmland value up 13% from year ago
• We want to meet you! Women's Leadership and Admissions at #BizEXPO, booth #605,...
• Fi-Med Management adds 145 jobs
• Slideshow: Behind the scenes at Women of Influence photo shoot
• Ruud Lighting scores Walmart outdoor lighting contract
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Loei Badreddine
• Mandel plans $27 million apartment project in Whitefish Bay
• Madison City Council OKs sale for East Wash redevelopment
• Wood County OKs fixing Edgewater Haven Nursing Home
• Green Bay council backs medical campus
• Walker speeds release of positive jobs data
• Brookfield council approves mosque
• Bass Head Music – 'On The Northside' (video)
• Conflict causes delay in absentee ballots
• Supervisors want veterans, arts groups to negotiate on War Memorial
• Judgeship denied because man is gay and woman almost dies because of pharmacist
• Plans for asphalt plant alarm Cedarburg residents
• Health care costs for family of 4 top $20,000
• MYSO leader Richman to retire
• Fi-Med Management adds 145 jobs
• Goodwill Industries names new president and CEO
• Slideshow: Behind the scenes at Women of Influence photo shoot
• Even the squirrels know the semester is almost over...
• American Transmission hires Duke Energy executive
• Conference to address future of K-12 education in Wisconsin
• A Doberman fights for his life in Florida
• HIV/Aids, acupuncture and the quality of life
• Unbreak My Heart by Melissa Walker
• Ron Paul's campaign announcement deals supporters a punch to the gut
• Best bruschetta is at Brookfield's Red Mill Restaurant
• Mandel plans $27 million apartment project in Whitefish Bay
• Tips for traveling with your cat
• ThyssenKrupp Waupaca sold to KPS Capital Partners
• Donovan wants Milwaukee streetcar money spent on roads
• People of Minnesota get the shaft in Vikings stadium deal, could we be next?
• Concordia to offer physician assistant program
• Quad/Graphics’ Quadracci likens Mexico plant neighborhoods to Brookfield
• Enter the dad's got talent Father's Day contest
• 8 Tips to Better Sleep
• Associated hires another Union Bank exec
• Three questions that must be answered
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Kenosha
• Deadline is Tuesday to enter Social Madness
• Whitewater burglary suspect in custody after standoff
• Quad/Graphics’ unique culture transferable, CEO Quadracci insists
• Minnesota Gov. Dayton cheered - and heckled - as he signs Vikings stadium bill
• Fraud charges dismissed against Madison developer
• Fox River cleanup begins again after legal sidetrack
• Facebook IPO over-subscribed, price may go up Tuesday
• Schield Family Brands creates website for fraud victims
• Plexus plans $50M Neenah plant, eligible for $15M in tax credits
• Special Tuesday sales in Milwaukee-area grocery stores
• The Bachelorette 8: Premier recap
• Dream Journals Your Key to Your Subconcious
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14 semi-finals recap
• Walker, Barrett joust on employment figures
• Music man Shurilla was instrumental to city scene
• Siberia is prime land for Joy Global's mining shovels
• Milwaukee Art Museum proposes extensive improvements to War Memorial
• Milwaukee Art Museum proposes fixes to War Memorial
• Bodies dumped in Drug War in Mexico and hypocrisy by anti-gay advocate
• MLB fires Braun arbitrator Das
• Action Alert: 130 Animals Abused!
• Cultural festival at Spirit Life church on May 20, 2012
• TV stations My 24 and CW 18 to buy building for Milwaukee move
• SW Wisconsin cellphone gaps pitched as tourist attraction
• Quad/Graphics’ unique culture transferable, CEO Quadracci insists
• The Dumbing Down of American Television
• Junior triathlon series set for Pleasant Prairie this summer
• MSOE students take second place at AEI National Student Conference-
• ART Milwaukee presents: Info* Magazine 10 Year Anniversary Party
• Jensen Metal Products to expand, add jobs in Racine, Franksville
• Quote of the Week: "Intelligence plus character--that is the goal of true educat...
• Stone Cold Outlaw to launch "Rocklahoma"
• Two entrepreneur contests set for Innovation Week
• Scott Walker, Wisconsin does not want to become another Texas
• Jason Inc. subsidiary opens plant in Mexico
• Julie Tolan leaving Marquette
• Create the perfect craft space with craft furniture
• West Wisconsin Avenue workgroup raising money to hire consultant
• New Marquette Law Poll out Wednesday; Media Briefing at 12:15 that day
• Plexus may receive $15M in tax credits for expansion in Neenah
• Milwaukee City Hall exterior inspection closes one lane on Water Street
• Twenty things that can only happen in America
• It's finals week -- Here's a quick distraction. Hope it inspires you to keep cal...
• Despite controversy, Concordia stadium approved
• Why does the Christian rightwing think they need govt. help for their message?
• Slideshow: Classic cars, horses help raise money for ABCD
• Three Blue Mound Road properties sold in separate deals
• Yahoo CEO out, company makes peace with proxy foe
• Slideshow: This week in photos - May 11
• Another great year for specialty cheese production in Wisconsin
• Mullett promoted to president at Bradley Corp.
• Market rebounds for northeast Wisconsin boat builders
• Platteville on cusp of building boom
• Job prospects improve for college graduates
• Assisted living center faces license revocation
• Walker vs. Barrett: Strangely familiar but altogether different
• Mukwonago startup ready for wind turbine breakdowns
• Meetings planned for Highway 41 interstate conversion
• Best wishes to our students who are studying for final exams right now. Remind...
• Happy Mother's Day! We bought you flowers, but we planted them on campus, so you...
• Survivor: One World finale recap
• Slideshow: Classic cars, horses help raise money for ABCD
• Three Blue Mound Road properties sold in separate deals
• Happy Mother's Day!
• Where to download crochet, knitting and craft patterns online
• Labor market recovery remains stubbornly slow
• Slideshow: This week in photos - May 11
• Candidate for WI Governor Wants to Legalize Marijuana for Medical Use
• Woman gets 20 year sentence for defending herself and Chamberlain shooting
• Summer Camp Music Festival starts May 25th in Chillicothe at Three Sisters Park
• Just how much do CEOs make?
• Mergers, Frontier cuts mean higher fares, fewer flights at Mitchell airport
• Last minute Mother's Day gifts available at Milwaukee grocery stores
• Roundy's May coupon books are here!
• In the Walker-Barrett do-over, how many will re-do their votes?
• Thompson, others fail to win GOP Senate endorsement
• Have you seen it yet? Honors Art Exhibit in the Marian Gallery through the 19th...
• Maysonet helps Brewers slam Cubs
• Why did 90% of Republicans in Congress vote against state medical marijuana?
• Why recall Walker? Nobody is talking about transit
• Why established authors are turning to ebooks
• High-frequency trading firm accuses rival of defrauding customers
• Annual Milwaukee Pug Fest to be held May 20th
• Mustangs early struggles spell defeat
• Axford blows save, but Brewers rally to win in 13
• Automotive Legend Carroll Shelby Dies at 89
• Three justices miffed over Judicial Commission appointment
• Mullett promoted to president at Bradley Corp.
• Barrett, Walker at odds over 'divide and conquer' union remark
• Real Milwaukee Now from WITI Fox 6 Television in Milwaukee, WI
• Burlington manufacturer plans to expand, add 17 jobs
• Ever wonder what it looks like "backstage?"
• Live at CREO 2012 #CREOevent
• Incubus throw down inspired setlist to sold out Riverside Theater in Milwaukee
• Cree CEO Swoboda to chair Marquette board
• Milwaukee Staybridge auction rescheduled to May 31
• Jury deliberating hammer homicide case
• You don't need a ticket to view the Gallery. That's free! So come on down--It's...
• Students from Bradley Tech HS will be selling T-shirts today from Noon - 1:30 p....
• Harley-Davidson exec Levatich to serve as grand marshal for UPAF ride
• UW-Waukesha launches new program for working adults
• Are you ready? Commencement activities begin Friday Mass at 6:00pm. Then at 7:3...
• You don't need a ticket to view the Galleries. That's free! So come on down--It...
• Marquette University elects new chair of Board of Trustees
• The war by the police on your right to film, continues
• 5/12/12 Milwaukee Holistic Health Expo
• Lakefront Brewery launches beer with all Wisconsin-sourced ingredients
• Top of the list - Commercial real estate brokerages
• Photo of the Week: These watchful eyes have seen countless Mount Mary students c...
• Crowds, products down at Stevens Point Farmers Market as growers struggle with weather
• Ground broken on $3 million Wausau curling center
• Former Beloit city worker gets three years in prison for theft
• Improved outlook for Wisconsin Public Service Corp. parent
• CRE Podcast: Milwaukee Marriott developer seeks WHEDA bonds
• Owners mum on closing of high-end Wausau restaurant
• Find free titles for your Kindle on Zero Dollar Books
• UWM taps Geiger for AD post
• Milwaukee police traffic stop data still shows racial disparities
• West Bend toddler died of infection after neglect, charges say
• Walker's administration expects $154.5 million surplus by 2013
• A Religious Response to War
• Free band concert! The music of Ellington, Gershwin, and Sousa will be part of...
• Glad we could help!
• Kerry Flavor Systems to close Waukesha plant
• Keep Your Pet Safe
• Dog Bites in the Milwaukee Area
• It does not get any more local
• Roundy's sales down, sees decline in 2012 same-store results
• Forever With Cremation
• April home sales increase 44.2 percent in southeast Wisconsin
• Evangelist Chuck Kempf this week in Sturtevant
• Generac CEO Jagdfeld thinks manufacturing needs a makeover
• UWM hires Geiger as athletic director
• Milwaukee man charged with threatening Republic Airways employee
• Latest person to get John Doe immunity has Democratic ties
• TAB Products buys L.A.-area firm
• Andy Geiger, former athletic director for five NCAA Division I programs includin...
• Quad/Graphics turns a first-quarter profit
• Pro-drug reformer prosecuted for activism and any civil rights for cab riders?
• Ex-OSU athletic director Andy Geiger named to lead UWM program
• Are you going to the Graduation Ceremony tomorrow?
• Graduation is tomorrow. Who's excited?
• BMO Harris to close Chicago branches during summit
• Rexnord reports 4Q, annual sales growth
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• Milwaukee's role in the history of the typewriter
• Future Milwaukee accepting applications for 2012-13 class
• Target remodeling 90 stores to expand food offerings
• Lutz named new CEO of Interior Systems Inc.
• Harley-Davidson confirms boost in U.S. sales after leaked report
• FIS acquires ICS Risk Advisors and Memonto Inc.
• Twin Disc quarterly profit doubles
• Milwaukee infant mortality rate drops overall, but disparity worsens
• Children's performs rare double transplant
• Rodgers flashes some bling in new Brewers promotional ad
• Book Review: The Immortal Rules by Julie Kagawa
• Anheuser-Busch launches Bud Light Lime ‘Lime-a-Rita’
• Case against Curt Johnson put on hold twice in one day
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Port Washington
• Walker says reforms have saved taxpayers $1 billion
• Acuity breaks quarter million policy record
• Sachdeva sale 'very successful'
• Clark Co. economy on upswing
• Baylake Corp. reports earnings of $1.3M
• Wave trio earns laurels
• Democrats take aim at Walker during forum
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14: Episode 6 recap
• New policies saved taxpayers $1 billion, Walker says
• Prosser seeks recusals that would end case
• Barrett, Falk aim at Walker during forum
• Home sales climb 25% in Wisconsin in March; prices increase
• Unlikely lost dog behavior?
• 1,000 Mustangs fans (14 and under) to receive jerseys on Saturday!
• Bucks beat Raptors but get eliminated from playoffs
• Drugs and herbal medicines
• This week, see the artwork of Sarah Manthe and Sarah Lynn Miller. Senior Exhibi...
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• 'Community': The best show that no one is watching
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• UCLA School of Nursing dean and advocate for healthcare diversity to speak on healthcare reform
• Layoffs hit at Sells Printing in New Berlin
• Free Mother's Day Crafts
• Attack Dog Training
• Students: what are you doing over the break?
• Stone for bricks and cedars for sycamores
• Walk a little further, to get your drink on
• Three Wisconsin schools named federal "Green Ribbon" schools
• Summerfest listed among Travelocity’s top 10 festivals
• Wisconsin home sales up 25 percent in March
• Sachdeva sale 'very successful'
• WCTC instructor wins worldwide mold maker award
• Stocks fall on European debt worries, disappointing U.S. earnings
• Medical College expands free clinic offerings
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• Are you planning to go to Alverno Presents' season finale on Saturday? Ex Fabula...
• Harley-Davidson U.S. motorcycle sales up nearly 26% from a year ago
• MGIC narrows first-quarter loss
• Zilber buys four large industrial buildings in three cities
• Slideshow: Real Estate Awards draws heavy hitters
• Ashley Furniture picks North Carolina for factory
• Green Bay 'frontrunner' to land Medical College expansion, mayor says
• City, Gundersen Lutheran hope deal can revive Powell-Hood-Hamilton Neighborhood
• Granite pit a rock solid investment for owner
• Jerry Greenfield presentation continues UMW tradition of Social Responsibility
• Body cavity searches may jeopardize Milwaukee cases
• Water talks get closer as Waukesha gives Milwaukee details
• Christ B & Moses – 'Recognition' (video)
• Falk, Barrett won't say what they'd spend to restore Walker cuts
• Slideshow: Real Estate Awards draws heavy hitters
• Smokie F/ Sypher Lady X – 'Conquer & Divide' (video)
• Companies end relationship with the controversial ALEC organization
• Zilber buys four large industrial buildings in three cities
• Heat beat Admirals 4-2; lead best-of-five 2-0 with series heading to Abbotsford
• Bucks week ahead: 63 down, 3 to go
• Jennings, Ilyasova keep Bucks’ hopes flickering
• 12 Wisconsin banks still owe TARP money
• Today in Disney history - Disney's Animal Kingdom 4.22.98
• Earth day 2012
• Miranda Lambert shoots a musical bullseye in Milwaukee at The Bradley Center
• Labor group's pro-Falk TV ads vanish
• In election year, women's issues take center stage
• Wisconsin improves reporting of injuries to children under its watch
• High-frequency stock trader SXP Analytics files for bankruptcy protection
• Switched by Amanda Hocking Book Review
• Defensive needs may rule Packers' draft day
• Hundreds wait in line for one more Sachdeva sale
• Mustangs fall in last four seconds
• Experience spring time at the Mitchell Domes - Photos
• From carts to concrete, volunteers clean up Milwaukee area rivers
• Ghirardelli Chocolate tasting box review
• What are you doing over your spring break?
• Today is global day in support of gay rights
• MPD officer in Water St. video had earlier troubles
• To die in a ring miles from home
• As consistency eludes Bucks, playoffs just an illusion
• Son Em’ All – 'Money Motivated'
• Former supervisor wore recording device in bribery probe
• Koch gave $1 million to group supporting Walker
• Celebrate Record Store Day at Rocking Fun Music tm Records in Burlington, WI
• New state rule would limit cost-of-living increases for unions
• Admirals burned by the Heat 6-2 in game one of the Calder Cup playoffs
• Kittie plays sonically bold and emotionally raw concert in Milwaukee at The Rave
• Kittie plays sonically bold and emotionally raw concert in Milwaukee at The Rave
• Wisconsin Planned Parenthood clinics to stop drug-induced abortions
• A charitable day trip: visit the Dairy State Cheese & Beer Fest this Saturday
• The left’s broken window policies
• Ashley Furniture picks North Carolina for factory
• Check out this interview with Alverno Professor Peter Roller on Lake Effect!
• NM sells Russell Investments Center for $480M
• Business decisions on hold till after Walker recall
• Earth Day at Outpost Natural Foods
• Mustangs hope to slow down Rush
• Top of the List - Accounting firms
• ManpowerGroup sees jump in profit
• Johnson Controls sales miss consensus
• Kimberly-Clark reports profit increase
• GE Healthcare 1Q profit up 10%
• Police abuse, pro-marijuana protest banned on campus and about Day of Silence
• A.O. Smith reports jump in earnings
• Nursing grads - Enjoy the pinning ceremony tonight! For anyone who wishes to att...
• Sensient lifts outlook after 1Q profit grows
• MSOE Open House is Saturday-
• Bank Mutual earnings improve in 1Q
• Marquette celebrates Shakespeare’s birthday with free performance
• Apollo raises Great Wolf takeover bid again
• Tune into WISN Channel 12's Sunday morning news, 7:30-8:00 a.m. to see Interior...
• Wausau Paper: 400 Mosinee jobs secure
• Gundersen, UW-Madison amiably end nursing program
• Dems start ads against Republicans Ribble and Duffy
• DNR OKs Verona development expansion
• Associated Bank net income edges estimates
• Roadrunner Transportation Systems acquires D&E Transport
• Wisconsin drops 4,300 private sector jobs in March
• Mental complex patient accused in sexual assault
• Outboard boat motor inventor born today
• Outboard boat motor inventor born today
• Van Hollen appeals redistricting ruling to U.S. Supreme Court
• Real estate broker cleared in John Doe probe
• One day left to try Beans and Barley’s chipotle corn chip seitan creation
• Anti-drug folks deny marijuana to sick patients and want to censor critics
• Bucks fall to Pacers as tempers boil; Sanders ejected
• Barrett and Falk debate electability against Scott Walker
• State lost 4,300 private sector jobs in March
• Roadrunner Transportation Systems acquires D&E Transport
• Slideshow: Admirals report 7.4% attendance jump
• Associated Bank net income edges estimates
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• Casting call for upcoming Summerfest TV commercial
• Casting call for upcoming Summerfest TV commercial
• Frontier Airlines picks Polly the Parrot
• The Milwaukee Puppy Mill Connection
• Events planned for parking lot on West Wisconsin Avenue
• Earth Day Recycled Craft Projects and Savings
• The Day The Music Died ( Dick Clark, November 30, 1929 – April 18, 2012)
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• Krei retiring; Milwaukee loses M&I Wealth HQ
• How to Make Your Company More Like Apple
• State office building at 27th and Wisconsin approved
• Wisconsin drops 4,300 private sector jobs in March
• Participating in the statewide tornado DRILL: 1:45pm Please use this drill to...
• The Senior Thesis Art Exhibition opens Friday night. Meet the artists at a recep...
• LA dodges the sweep
• Q&A: Lambeau concession firm president talks about contract, Milwaukee roots
• Tazinos to open downtown Milwaukee restaurant
• The pay difference between men and women is cut through the help of unions
• UnitedHealth Group adds 1 million clients, raises forecast
• Snap-on reports boost in earnings, sales
• Marquette to host Denim Day celebration April 25
• Bidding war for Great Wolf up to $7.25 a share
• Wisconsin grocery prices up 2.5 per cent
• Slideshow: The 10 fastest-growing industries in America
• Green Bay mall demolition nearing completion
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Patrick Drinan
• Wisconsin's biggest craft brewers move up in ranks
• UW-Stevens Point Faculty Senate approves new pay plan
• Highway 26 project begins near Janesville
• Slideshow: Sneak peak at latest Sachdeva goods to be sold
• Survivor: One World: Episode 10 recap
• Recall petition organizer backs Barrett
• Attorney team quits fetal abduction case
• Milwaukee Parks weed-out schedule: Help our parks
• Badger Meter reports major increase in sales, earnings
• Milwaukee County faces repayment of more than $500,000 in federal funds
• Plexus profit declines on rise in revenue
• Nies Lecture to address ‘The Author’s Place in the Future of Copyright’
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dead at 82
• Need someplace to go this weekend? Heard the Studio455 artwork displayed during...
• PNC’s 1Q net income drops 8%
• Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership’s Milwaukee conference to address crucial topics
• Bauman tries new strategy in Milwaukee streetcar utility debate
• Make Your Pet Comfortable
• Make Your Pet Comfortable
• Democrats' uphill struggle in state Senate recalls
• Chinese regulators approve Caterpillar deal
• Wisconsin's biggest craft brewers move up in ranks
• The Devil's Lake Exception (Part 2)
• The Devil's Lake Exception (Part 2)
• Help the cause of marijuana legalization, and your dollar will be matched by $10
• Help the cause of marijuana legalization, and your dollar will be matched by $10
• Pleasant Prairie Triathlon bike course change
• Pleasant Prairie Triathlon bike course change
• Graduation (May 11) Singing Auditions! – Bayshore campus, April 23rd, 3-5 p.m. C...
• Graduation (May 11) Singing Auditions! – Bayshore campus, April 23rd, 3-5 p.m. C...
• Sec. Vilsack promotes new technology to grow agriculture
• Founder of National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty to visit Marquette Law School
• The School of Education has opportunities available for part-time faculty. Visi...
• Wisconsin and Cornell – Charles Kendall Adams
• Wisconsin and Cornell – Charles Kendall Adams
• The UWM Libraries have the newest green roof at UWM. At 50,000 square feet, it i...
• Prospective Transfer Students: Mount Mary will be on your MATC Downtown (Student...
• Scott Walker thanks you for forgetting how Act 10 was passed
• WHEDA affordable housing tax credit awards announced
• Election 2012, who celebrities are backing
• Election 2012, who celebrities are backing
• Wisconsin awards $12.6 million in tax credits to 21 projects
• MMAC: Business more optimistic in 2Q
• Parents settle suit over death related to contaminated wipes
• Recruiting insider warnings
• CEO talks about Associated Bank's rebound
• PreventionGenetics to expand to second site
• Tribune: Illinois beats Wisconsin based on business
• CRE Guide: Take 5: Clifton Crump
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight on Oconomowoc
• Foreclosures fall to 56-month low in March
• Wild Flour to open East Troy bakery, cafe
• Site work begins for Spectrum Brands' new building in Middleton
• WISCONSIN RAPIDS - Solarus to initiate upgrades to Internet, television services
• MARSHFIELD - Frac sand truckers lobby Wood County Board
• MADISON - Digital estate planning company Entrustet sold to Swiss competitor
• The Menomonee Valley
• New U.P. power line could cost state ratepayers $700 million
• Winnebago battles spike in heroin abuses
• Mothers Day native plant sale at the Wehr Nature Center: May 12-13
• Top Ten Tips for New Book Bloggers
• Swap Meet: Mustangs shake up roster
• Packers' schedule has unique quality
• Brady Street bakery to expand
• Panda Express coming to former Foster Pontiac site
• UW Credit Union opens Waukesha branch
• Charles Schwab opens Mequon branch
• Briggs Stratton to expand distribution center in Menomonee Falls
• SPX expands Transformer Solutions facility
• Office building approved for 27th and Wisconsin
• Acne and thyme
• Racine County spec building fills up
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• Pick'n Save coupons help you create an Italian meal
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• Guide to Milwaukee events celebrating Earth Day 2012 and more
• You are invited join us on Sunday, April 22 for "The Vine and Branches," a free...
• Angelina Jolie engagement ring or Jennifer Aniston ring
• Learn how to make decadent chocolate cakes
• Hey Prospective Franklin Students (Franklin, WI): Mount Mary will be stopping by...
• Cats can get heartworm, too!
• U.S. Bank 1Q tops consensus
• Caterpillar selling Bucyrus business in Peru
• Veridian Homes target of $16 million foreclosure lawsuit
• Milwaukee named alternate for social media convention
• Downtown Mainstreet denied: Mayor halts city funding to civic group
• Minnesota private equity firm purchases Quick Cable Corp.
• Janesville company discovers niche repairing old-time typewriters
• After frost, Wollersheim to make all its wines, but quantity will be lower
• Sales of businesses are on the upswing, though prices dip
• Marina commission floats ideas to bring boaters back to Racine
• Google CEO blasts competition
• How and why drug sniffing by police dogs is bogus and not probable cause
• Is Facebook in your marketing arsenal?
• 9 tips to building a successful Facebook business page
• Dimitrijevic set to lead Milwaukee County Board
• Ex-MU students suspected of tampering with computers
• Six convicted of $1 million Medicaid fraud
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14: Episode 5 recap
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14: Episode 5 recap
• Bucks week ahead: No margin for error
• Maisie Dobbs Returns
• Taiyamo Denku & Agartha Audio F/ Craig G & Sadat X – 'Road Is Ruff'
• Taiyamo Denku & Agartha Audio F/ Craig G & Sadat X – 'Road Is Ruff'
• Falk, Barrett pledge to roll back tax cuts for corporations
• Milwaukee named alternate for social media convention
• Dimitrijevic elected Milwaukee County board chair
• Minnesota private equity firm purchases Quick Cable Corp.
• Associated hires ex-M&I exec Randall Erickson
• Walker leads Dems in new poll; Barrett tops Falk in primary
• The Havenites, alternative rock at its best
• Get a jump start on a healthy summer-
• Quote of the Week: "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of the...
• State incentives support creation of 92 jobs at Winsert in Marinette
• Oshkosh Corp. receives $60 million Army contract
• Supreme Court refuses to take up voter ID cases
• Namekagon-Court Oreilles Portage
• Wisconsin ranks 28th for average pay
• Is prostitution between consenting adults worse than shipping jobs overseas?
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• Barrett blames Walker for Moody's downgrade
• NEWaukee hosts first annual Milwaukee Young Professional Week
• Great Wolf gets $7 per share offer from KSL Capital Partners
• Brewers surpass 2 million tickets sold
• Marquette chief investment officer honored with U.S. Investment Management Award
• Little known facts about taxes in the United States
• Little known facts about taxes in the United States
• No Milwaukee-area Best Buy stores to close
• Moody's downgrades Milwaukee bond rating
• Book Review: The Rivals by Daisy Whitney
• Book Review: The Rivals by Daisy Whitney
• New public health doctorate program approved for UWM
• This Genie will rub you the right way
• Milwaukee Marriott developers buy 3rd Ward lot for future project
• Two Wisconsin tribes among 41 to split $1B federal settlement
• 90% of mobile revenue came from iPads in March
• Wisconsin ranks near bottom in number of women-owned businesses
• Monona's Aldo Leopold Nature Center opens $5 million addition
• Uline distribution center planned for Hudson
• Retail food prices higher in the first quarter
• $killz F/ December Representer – 'Urpy Purpy' (video)
• Tomahawk's Alyssa Lampe hopes to pin spot on Olympic wrestling team
• FBI investigating sports agent
• State kills maintenance contract with Talgo
• Make Milwaukee beautiful on Earth Day: April 21-22
• Expected big turnout prompts move of consolidated dispatch meeting
• John Doe probe looms over Walker's recall election
• Are Atheists Their Own Worst Enemies?
• Are Atheists Their Own Worst Enemies?
• Admirals clinch playoff berth
• Milwaukee Marriott developers buy 3rd Ward lot for future project
• Milwaukee's Marcus Center presents 'West Side Story'
• Report: SMU interested in Benford for head coach vacancy
• “Desperate” Pacers put Bucks on life support
• Ads win 6-1 against Checkers; earn 10th consecutive trip to the post-season
• Tax Day free deals 2012
• Veggie Tales Live Show at Kenosha First Assembly of God April 15, 2012
• Unique ties to growers help propel Rishi in premium tea market
• Can a police chief arrest you if you criticize him, for criminal libel?
• 'stangs stunned by Shock
• 'stangs stunned by Shock
• Couple’s bottle notes drift away into far-flung hands
• Baby boomers rush to retire
• Barrett, Falk split on union issues
• Milwaukee and the Titanic
• Gerald Walker F/ XV, Phil Ade, & Skeme – “87 Corvette Wishes”
• Free crochet shawl patterns
• Prometheus Trio plays a threesome in Milwaukee April 23 & 24
• Academic Decathlon team at Waukesha West: As dedicated as any athletes
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• The Cabin In The Woods is a clever meta horror-comedy
• Growing pains: Kendra's diaries by K.P. Smith review
• Digital-savvy workers are in demand
• Playoff picture will become a lot more clearer for the Ads after tonight's slate
• Playoff picture will become a lot more clearer for the Ads after tonight's slate
• Severe weather warnings, possible hail storms for southeastern Wisconsin
• If you are a barber in Florida, be ready to have police point their guns at you
• Competiting in a Jiu Jitsu Tournament: Pro's and Con's
• Gooden, Bucks rev their engine in Motor City
• County considers moving South Shore Beach
• Walker tells NRA members he's 'a target'
• Milwaukee Boy Scout troop's 'Border Patrol' patch causes ire
• Video shows officer striking suspected drunken driver in head
• Infamous pimp sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Rich P – Greetings To The Congregation: The Mixtape Of Truth (mixtape review)
• Rich P – Greetings To The Congregation: The Mixtape Of Truth (mixtape review)
• Admirals come one point closer to postseason in 2-1 shootout loss to Rockford
• Gooden responds after poor outing
• Two Wisconsin tribes among 41 to split $1B federal settlement
• There's still time to do income taxes
• There's still time to do income taxes
• State halted from changing Berlin High mascot name
• Free baby booties knitting patterns
• Giving Up Your Pet
• Wells Fargo, Chase beat analysts' outlook
• Johnson says Roll Call report is 'laughable and false'
• Explore the Charm of Downtown Kenosha on Second Saturdays
• Money saving fun this weekend: April 13, 14 and 15
• Associated Banc-Corp opens real estate office in Detroit
• South Shore Beach in Bay View could be moved
• Johnson Controls launches production at new Hungary plant
• Non-violent felons should have their 2nd Amendment rights guaranteed
• Study: Best place for small businesses to prosper in Midwest is Twin Cities
• Disney's Beach Club Villas drops to #4
• NM Foundation to boost 2012 giving to $16.7M
• Book buy back will be held this Thursday from noon-5pm.
• “Dreamers, the Occupy Movement, and Lessons from America’s ‘Greatest Generation’” topic of 2012 Boheim Lecture
• Book buy back will be held April 18 from noon-5pm.
• Johnson aide blasts report on staff upheaval
• Illinois OKs ATC Pleasant Prairie-Zion power line
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• Top of the list - Securities brokerages
• Milwaukee finalist in Facebook contest to host social media convention
• North Korea launch draws anger as failure wounds pride
• UW-La Crosse students approve $55M student center
• Ministry Health Care to open clinic in Stevens Point
• Casino opponents name director, open office in Sheboygan
• Younkers case cost Green Bay $920K in attorneys' fees
• Frost wreaks havoc on Prairie du Sac winery
• Podcast: Junco president acquires Eaton building
• In La Crosse, River Watch works to keep college drinkers dry
• Milwaukee triathlon: Apr. 13-15
• Ad wars begin in earnest in race for governor
• WEAC, Walker at odds over surveys' release
• Preview of the Neil Davis Quintet Saturday night at the Jazz Estate
• Preview of the Neil Davis Quintet Saturday night at the Jazz Estate
• Walker signs bill that alters MATC board's makeup
• Happy Birthday former Milwaukee mayor Peter Somers
• April 14th is officially declared 'Milwaukee Day' - celebrations scheduled
• Grocery store politics
• The fate of food and farms in 2012
• The fate of food and farms in 2012
• ATK Accessories-Eagle Industries to cut 130 jobs in Onalaska
• We love Milwaukee!
• NewPage lands RFID patents
• President of Harley-Davidson Motor Company becomes MSOE Regent-
• Walker v. WEAC: A survey showdown
• MA Students: The MA Pinning Ceremony is this tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at the Wauwat...
• MA Students: The MA Pinning Ceremony is this tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at the Wauwat...
• Duckett says Miller Park's roof raises attendance
• Which airlines bump most passengers?
• Free crochet animal patterns
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• Due to some water in Clare Hall, classes in Clare Hall have been relocated for t...
• Mexico's Nemak to acquire J.L. French
• Mustangs looking to Shock Spokane
• Dickman buys Menomonee Falls industrial building for $1.95M
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• Smithsonian curator to give Lewis and Clark lecture at Marquette
• Pick'n Save sends out April coupon books
• Briggs & Stratton to add 12-15 jobs with Menomonee Falls expansion
• Don't miss Pick'n Save's 13-hour sale
• Liberty Property's Driscoll heading to new post in Chicago
• Holloway attacks county exec for "meddling"
• Herzing University launches dual enrollment program
• Thanks to everyone who came out to the Community Career Fair yesterday.
• Thanks to everyone who came to the Community Career Fair yesterday.
• Wisconsin 1Q foreclosure activity increases
• Ministry thinks small children are demon possesed and other stories
• Social media users routinely ignore copyright laws
• Former Oostburg clerk-treasurer facing nine felony theft charges
• Ashwaubenon votes to scuttle pedestrian bridge over Highway 172
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Philip Herout
• American Orthodontics set to begin move to former Thomas Products plant
• Great Wolf bidder is a Milwaukee guy
• Superior, Hermantown credit unions consider merger
• Green Bay council votes to increase area's hotel tax to 10 percent
• Critics rip plan to move state agency to Middleton
• Brothers to retire as president of American Girl
• Test ride Giant bikes Thursday at Pedal Power
• Test ride Giant bikes Thursday at Pedal Power
• Mistakes early, late leave Bucks behind 8 ball
• Survivor: One World: Episode 9 recap
• Catholic group tests waters for new Milwaukee high school
• Barrett, Falk spar on how to restore collective bargaining
• Federal judges redraw two south side legislative districts
• Milwaukee's Iron Block building from rust to restoration
• Latest loss hurts playoff chances
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's "assault on women" examined
• Appeals court upholds ban on felons possessing guns
• The Devil's Lake Exception (Part 1)
• Sypher Squad – “Stuck Up In The Sky” (video)
• Downtown Hilton adaptive reuse project by Kahler Slater
• PlayStation Home - Suddenly Interesting
• Eric Aho Paintings Prior to 2008
• Great Wolf bidder is a Milwaukee guy
• 98 cities have higher sales taxes than Milwaukee
• Milwaukee Water Council, Imagine H2O collaborate
• Prosecutor: 2nd-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin killing
• Wisconsin voters have the last word in GOP presidential race
• Quad/Graphics, Wired pioneer high-tech magazine ad
• Judge rules Appleton Papers no longer liable for Fox River cleanup
• UW-Stout provost a finalist for chancellor at SIUE
• Southwest, Frontier report declining traffic for March
• Prospective High School Students: Haven’t had time to visit Mount Mary College...
• Bucher wants state to probe Milwaukee County DA's office
• Are gays led by demons, some on the religious rightwing think so.
• Are gays led by demons, some on the religious rightwing think so.
• Metro Milwaukee home sales up 26.5% in March
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Juli Kaufmann
• FVTC set to begin building $2 million culinary arts theater
• Great Lakes shipping falls from March 2011
• Trash-recycling alternative energy plant now at risk in Green Bay
• Madison Tech plans $8 million downtown culinary institute
• Consumer spending grows in March
• Report: Best Buy CEO resigns amid investigation
• CUNA Mutual increases profits for third straight year
• BelGioioso Cheese plans expansion of Chase plant
• Building a Better Milwaukee Series to present Leading for an Abundant Milwaukee
• Teen birthrate drops 16% in state
• Metro area home sales jump almost 23% in first quarter
• Walker opens campaign barnstorming across state
• Nick Collins hopes to return to football after fusion surgery
• Challenge to fakes in recall planned
• Bank defends M&I actions in $1 billion lawsuit over Ponzi scheme
• Thunderstruck Bucks look ahead to showdown with Knicks
• Most recent media blackout of Ron Paul reeks of corporatocracy
• UNEVEN "Instrument Of Revenge" Review
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• Breakfast with the Author : Jacqueline Brathwaite
• Consumer spending grows in March
• K.P. Smith pre-interview: soar 4 your encore May 19, 2012 live radio interview
• Bally's Milwaukee clubs among 39 fitness clubs being sold to Blast
• Host your own TV show on channel 14 - photos and video
• Gut check time for Bucks, playoffs
• New regulatory disclosure of the chemicals added to tobacco
• Many Milwaukee-area firms entering Social Madness competition
• Milwaukee health clinic receives $1.6M federal grant
• Santorum drops out, clearing the way for Romney
• Road burn: Milwaukee Rep rides rough over Othello
• NFIB index shows lack of confidence
• Like this post if you're going to the Community Career Fair at Potawatomi Casino...
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• MMAC: Local economy grew in February
• Scott Walker and WI lawmakers trample civil liberties to get tough on crime
• WPS Insurance names new president
• Frontier: Chipmunk, tree frog and parrot battle for spot on plane tail
• Top investor in Great Wolf won't support Apollo deal
• Why can the police put you in jail for a week, after an illeal arrest?
• Von Maur signs contract for The Corners of Brookfield
• ROMP instrumental to Milwaukee Dog Parks
• Gateway expands boot camps with $1 million SCJ donation
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - St. Francis
• Avila: Consumers kicking more tires
• Compass Group to cut 270 jobs at UW-La Crosse operations
• House calls making a comeback in Fox Valley
• Great Wolf stock climbs 13% Monday as bidding war escalates
• Bass Head Music – “Shwasted” (video)
• Piccadilly Circus
• Van Hollen flips, favors DNA 'test on arrest'
• Ex-Notre Dame High players lobby for Kramp
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 14: Episode 4 recap
• Volunteers make the world a better place, celebrate National Volunteer Month
• Illegal strip search and concussion for minor with baggie of marijuana
• UW details gripes with Urban Meyer
• Thunder get past Bucks with ease
• Democratic primary in recall race heats up
• Compass Group to cut 270 jobs at UW-La Crosse operations
• Wisconsin, four other states offered chance at $133 million for young learners
• SoVain Entertainment brings you Eye Empire, The Black Saints & The Heroes Lie
• Hey Gators (Crystal Lake South High School Students, IL): Mount Mary will be vis...
• AT&T selling Yellow Pages units to Cerberus
• Journal Sentinel seeks more 'voluntary separations'
• Central Storage & Warehouse considers project at Cudahy's Iceport site
• BMO Harris cites 'low volume' in Wisconsin branch closings
• MSOE professor named Educator of the Year-
• Industrial vacancies down at start of 2012 in southeast Wisconsin
• Vegan Milwaukee website puts vegan food on the map
• Mo's Irish Pub lacked a little Irish luster
• Walker signs bill boosting access to juvenile crime records
• Gretchen Helterhoff named 'The Lake' morning host
• New business formation in Wisconsin up 12.2% for 1Q
• Thomas Kinkade collectibles selling well after his death
• Quote of the Week: "Education is what survives when what has been learned has be...
• While Milwaukee loses population, New York, L.A. grow
• AT&T, CWA union extend talks beyond deadline
• Forgiveness: The Miracle of Easter
• Shindigs gets tax-credit designation
• AirTran Airways launches one-day Milwaukee fare sale
• NM deal could triple firm's Russell Center investment
• KSL raises bid for Great Wolf in counteroffer
• Canada government orders Target to undergo 'cultural' review
• Slideshow: Brewers' opening day draws near record crowd
• Investing in collections could help state recover more delinquent tax money
• Stevens Point considers city hall move; county eyes property
• Wangard buys riverside Shorewood site slated for new development
• The Beatles The Next Generation threaten to invade airwaves and venues worldwide
• Milwaukee region meets ozone standards, EPA to report
• With cuts, new rules, school districts face tough choices
• Beloit to pay $265,000 to settle strip search lawsuit
• Atheist protest banned in Spain, and entrapment in prostitution/ burger case?
• Fire danger high across state
• Record donation to basilica to add air conditioning
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• PNC completes RBC Bank USA deal
• Summer Trend Alert!! Bring on the colors!!!!
• Wisconsin summer tourism ad campaign unveiled
• Current High School Students and Parents: Are you ready to meet with an admissi...
• Milwaukee 'dining tax' second-lowest in U.S.
• GOP legislator still has reservations about compromise mining bill
• Quote of the Week: "To be able to be caught up into the world of thought, that i...
• Ronald McDonald House planning expansion in Wauwatosa
• Boost in state’s tourism budget driving growth in industry, officials say
• No decision expected today in fatal Slinger shooting
• Smash Mouth, The Maestro; headline charity event
• CNH Global to construct plant in Brazil
• ART Milwaukee hosts monthly ART Jamboree within City Hall
• Milwaukee Hispanics face wide income gap
• The Great Expectations of a Blacksmith's Apprentice-
• Quarles & Brady opens Washington, D.C., office
• Muskego executive's OWI plea deal encounters turbulence
• Slideshow: Admirals, Styx draw big crowd to Bradley Center
• Ambassador Hotel owner expands his apartment portfolio
• Slideshow: Highest-paid Wisconsin athletes
• Marshfield 'desirable' site for Medical College of Wisconsin program
• Little of value left as City Center passes on to new owners
• Edgerton youth center relocating to vacant downtown building
• Southwest, AirTran now officially one airline
• Aurora Manufacturing reports $24M in sales, ready for growth
• Schield Family Brands workers victims of identity theft
• Get "Open" And Meet: Kounterclockwise
• 2012 Greater Milwaukee Auto Show: Awards and Highlights
• Has Walker's budget formula worked?
• Why tradition is not a good thing, especially in opposition to marriage equality
• Curveball in Braun case came from fair man, peers say
• Slideshow: Admirals, Styx draw big crowd to Bradley Center
• Koch support for Walker again catches Democratic fire
• Germantown, MMSD would swap land under proposal
• Tommy Thompson had key role in establishing Romneycare
• Union leader says Braun leak won't be repeated
• Slideshow: Highest-paid Wisconsin athletes
• Ambassador Hotel owner expands his apartment portfolio
• Jordan Keizer's overtime goal gives MSOE hockey MCHA Harris Cup title and spot in NCAA tournament-
• Meet Brew City Balla: Young Kropes
• Bucks week ahead: Playoffs arrive early at BC
• As losses mount, Bucks need a change
• Crowder, Johnson-Odom garner All-Big East First Team accolades
• New exhibit opens today featuring the fabulous photography of Dr. Yong-ran Zhu....
• Can the government violate the rights of Americans, at the border?
• Marquette upends Georgetown in regular season finale
• In Slinger, a call about a house party, then a fatal shooting
• Dahmer tour attracts protesters but few customers
• Photographer tells of Shadid's last days
• The Lorax Fun Activities and Crafts for Kids
• Victim's family protest Jeffrey Dahmer tour
• The leather jacket: timeless apparel
• The End is at Hand
• City parking regulations keep snowplows from getting to the curb
• Familiar faces on Mustangs sideline
• UW-M Women's Resource Center presents 'The Vagina Monologues' on March 8 and 9
• Through the Fire and Through the Storm
• Crews restore power, clear streets after snowfall
• Occupational drug and alcohol testing
• Jon Stewart, Colbert and Coldplay at Amnesty International fundraiser
• Health care fix critical to nation, Ryan says
• Sticking points keep mining bill in limbo
• Possible Lake Parkway extension draws interest, controversy
• Diane Von Furstenberg's children's collection for The Gap is almost here
• Admirals fall 3-1 to IceHogs; marks 4th straight loss to Rockford
• SGRN, Indy ink deal to carry races
• $killz – “Workin” (video By EsGee Films)
• Students: Classes are cancelled this evening due to a weather alert! No evening...
• Ryan: Repeal and replace health care reform
• Packers, Journal Broadcast form TV partnership
• Dells water park Noah's Ark sold to California company
• Good luck to SAAC and all those taking the Polar Plunge tomorrow! Special Olymp...
• Expert on economics of higher education to deliver Marburg Lecture
• Enghouse acquires Madison's CustomCall Data Systems
• Channel 12 wins main newscasts in 'sweeps'
• Wisconsin mining bill still alive, backers claim
• Wave makes a case for the defense (of its title)
• Why does creationism go hand in hand with rejection of global warming?
• Rhythm in Poetry a Necessary Component of the Art
• The story of Marquette basketball legend Al McGuire takes center stage
• Johnson Outdoors receives $3.5M settlement
• The women's basketball team plays in the NCAA Tournament tonight at 6:30 p.m. CT...
• Roundy's 4Q, annual profit up; same-store sales dip
• Bryant and Stratton Wauwatosa Students! Get ready for PDD on Wednesday, March 21...
• ‘Leadership Plasticity’ – the life of your business may depend on it
• SEC finally sendng last Strong Capital checks
• Top of the list - Highest-paid athletes
• Many new Packers shareholders from Illinois
• Cramer Krasselt's Krivkovich not ready to retire
• Milton looking to lure new businesses
• Downtown Appleton night club closes
• Why Packers' $67M stock sale was so successful
• Xcel wants in on Badger Coulee line
• Obama leads among individual Wisconsin donors
• Dangerous travel and 6-8 inches of snow predicted
• 'stangs throw party for season ticket holders
• Final Weekend for Greater Milwaukee Auto Show
• Whistle-blower case on hospice fraud settled for $25 million
• Vijay Iyer Returns
• With millions spent on TV (and counting) opinions about Scott Walker aren't changing much
• Dr. Dawkins Birthday Roast
• Best Milwaukee-area fish frys voted by Patch readers
• Michael Jackson , The Immortal World Tour Extravaganza
• Urge the Democratic party to support marriage equality for gays and lesbians
• Ryan Braun's attorney: he was 'properly vindicated'
• Hospice provider to pay $25 million in whistle blower fraud case
• Should the police break down your house in the dead of night, to curb marijuana?
• Kleefisch won't challenge recall petitions
• Merger of Shopko, Pamida completed
• Itching to get into the garden? Join us for The Essential Garden—a seminar for b...
• Cover band to play before Admirals game
• President of Milwaukee NAACP, next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Milwaukee alderman pursues DCD's documents on Kohl's Corp.
• In the interest of fairness ...
• Marcus to be major sponsor of Indy race at Milwaukee Mile
• Frontier CEO 'comfortable' focusing on Denver, not Milwaukee
• M7 says it created 799 jobs in 2011
• Grand Opening of Macy's Department Store at Southridge Mall
• Marquette University Board of Trustees elects four new members
• Frontier Airlines’ Q4 revenue climbs nearly 9 percent
• Abele names Channel 12's Conway to communications post
• Quad/Graphics completes sale of Canadian operations
• Kohl's same-store sales dip; Bon-Ton sales up
• Public meeting unveils proposals to extend Hwy 794 south to Hwy 100
• Public meeting unveils proposals to extend Hwy 794 south to Hwy 100
• Neumann unveils federal budget plan
• This Sunday, March 4th at 5pm, The Marion Consort - a Chicago-based early music...
• W.T. Walker Group buys Tennessee forgings maker
• Green Bay Packers sell 268,000 shares of stock
• Packers stock sale: more than 268,000 shares sold
• Arthur Jones, Nazi who challenged Henry Maier, is back in politics
• Racine restaurant in for $250,000 renovation, expansion
• Tide got about $8M in free media from NASCAR crash
• Frontier will go from seasonal to year-round service from Madison to Orlando
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Josh Skogham
• Hewlett-Packard plans to cut up to 157 jobs in state
• Milwaukee Electric Tool to build huge warehouse in Miss.
• Ferrari F12 Berlinetta Debut
• So far, second half looks a lot like the first
• State of Alabama might kill an innocent man, and it doesn't care
• Cincinnati trumps Marquette, 72-61, as Parker scores 28
• Cincinnati trumps Marquette, 72-61, as Parker scores 28
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Episode 8 recap
• Local Farmer Open House at Milwaukee's Urban Ecology Center
• Board seeks more time to review Walker recall petitions
• Survivor: One World: Episode 3 recap
• Mining legislation all but dead
• Milwaukee hikers look forward to IATA Annual Conference
• Admirals sink the Rivermen 3-2
• Horicon Firefighters
• 'Portrait Photography - Secrets of Posing & Lighting' Book Review
• No fearing these Porcupines
• Hewlett-Packard plans to cut up to 157 jobs in state
• Curto plans mid-year construction start on Park East Square apartments
• Milwaukee Electric Tool to build huge warehouse in Miss.
• Could UWM buy the U.S. Cellular Arena?
• Sex abuse allegations in bankruptcy case reveal no safety crisis, judge says
• Bucks and Brewers stick with private charters
• Pastor charged with stealing from school
• FDIC lifts order on Ridgestone Bank
• Has Football Season returned for Packer Fans???? Kind of!!!
• Local manufacturing grew at stable pace in February
• Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to install solar power at Taliesin West
• Printed Chocolate Candies for Easter
• Delta closing Minneapolis airport warehouse, cutting jobs
• Can you hear the song? R.E.S.P.E.C.T...! Respect Summit for students 3/2. Sig...
• Happy Leap Day.
• Has Feb. 29 "Leap Day" been any different than any other day?
• New incoming Freshmen from Milwaukee: This one's for you! Take control of your...
• Milwaukee selected for Rocketship charter school expansion
• Santorum doesn't believe in separation of the government from religion
• Canadian business pushes Quad/Graphics to 4Q loss
• Who's taking Milwaukee's Polar Plunge with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committe...
• Joy Global 1Q profits up 39 percent
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Robert Duffy
• In popularity poll, more Democrats like Wisconsin than Republicans
• 14-story mixed-use apartment proposed for downtown Madison
• Packers WR Donald Driver joins 'Dancing With the Stars'
• State Street plan inches forward with Landmarks advisory
• Walker pushes benefits of Wisconsin mining
• Acquisition boosts Weyco sales, earnings
• City of Janesville to invest in development
• MATC board targeted for overhaul
• More than a foot of snow in North Woods
• GOP will need Democrat vote to end Milwaukee residency rule
• Sendik's sales for the first week in March
• Bargains in the grocery store through the end of February
• Secrets of savvy Milwaukee grocery shoppers
• State to debut new system for vehicle-emissions testing
• Lerix – Dinner With Jack Donaghy (EP Review)
• Never Alone Milwaukee kick off fundraiser at Art Bar a success
• Wisconsin recall battle continues
• Acquisition boosts Weyco sales, earnings
• Macy's offers sneak peek at new store
• Behind the scenes of President Obama's visit
• Wisconsin banks show improvement in 2011
• Macy's leads changes on south end of Southridge
• Laurenzi says he didn't tamper with Braun's sample, followed protocol
• Part-time opportunities available to teach graduate courses in the School of Edu...
• Slideshow: Big celebration for Forty under 40 winners
• You have two days to fulfill your goal for 2012: Apply to the Starving Artists'...
• It's tourney time, UWM! Horizon League Tournament begins tonight at the Klotsche...
• Begin your Spring at the Tosa breakfast and farmers market
• Republicans do the bidding of the oil companies?
• Train Time show steams ahead at MSOE-
• Weird winter weather and health
• Prospective Transfer Students: Are you interested in transferring to Mount Mary...
• Racine to provide loans for efficiency projects
• Marquette finance students advance in investment competition
• Hey new freshmen! Don’t forget to file your FAFSA by March 1, 2012 to receive th...
• BMO profits increase 34 percent
• Phil Flynn's compensation at Associated down slightly in 2011
• Medical College awarded Defense Department grant
• Packers' Driver joins 'Dancing With Stars,' joins Urkel
• 10-15 inches of snow for North Woods, mostly rain here
• Edmunds: Ford, Toyota sales to rise in February; GM decline expected
• Federal Reserve to cancel Associated Banc-Corp order
• CRE Guide: Spotlight - Villard Avenue neighborhood
• Oconto County Board approves company loans
• Milwaukee Plan Commission approves Potawatomi hotel zoning
• Packers stock sale ends Wednesday; $65M raised so far
• Walker won't challenge recall signatures because of 'impossible timeline'
• Fatal accident claims 2 Elkhorn residents
• Cousins' 1,470-calorie Big Daddy sandwich is a mouthful
• Braun sample collector known for integrity in hometown
• The Bachelor 16: Episode 9 recap
• Expert says delay would not have altered Braun drug test
• The dates for the Barry Manilow concert in Milwaukee have changed
• Crowder named Big East Player of the Week
• Big Time Rush will join the Summerfest 2012 lineup in Milwaukee
• Iron Maiden added to the Summerfest lineup for 2012
• The Beach Boys join the lineup for Summerfest 2012 in Milwaukee
• Court's conservative bloc votes to close discussions to public
• ATI Physical Therapy to sponsor Miller Park seating area
• Mount Mary College changes its name
• Milwaukee Plan Commission approves Potawatomi hotel zoning
• Electronic Technologies International buys CMK Enterprises
• Pilot program to cut paperwork on affordable housing projects
• Federal Reserve to cancel Associated Banc-Corp order
• Top Chef contestant to take over Streetza Pizza truck Sunday
• Stratton to retire; Krejci to be new CEO at Strattec
• Walker won't challenge recall petitions
• Brent Wiedenfeld receives MSOE Alumni Association Award-
• Minnesota, Wisconsin have deal on tax reciprocity
• Ex-Im Bank deal benefits Joy Global, Caterpillar
• Review and event recap for "Miss Representation" screening at Alverno College
• MATC fraud investigation: Seimits was warned, but kept spending
• Your chance to turn anti-gay Mormons, gay, in an afterlife.
• Dan Matre, Assistant Professor at Alverno College in the School of Business, was...
• A quick reminder the Overnight Experience for accepted students is this week Thu...
• Quote of the Week: “We look to the future with hope and optimism. Mount Mary Col...
• Best-dressed awards from the Oscar red carpet
• Pending U.S. home sales rise in January
• U.S. Court of Appeals judge to give Marquette Law School's Hallows Lecture
• 4 students shot at high school near Cleveland, suspect in custody
• Child struck by train in Wauwatosa
• Milwaukee sustainable boulevard plan
• Woodman's buys Spancrete Waukesha facility for $11.9 million
• Though numbers down, foreclosures still pose problems in Oshkosh
• Educators develop program to prep students for manufacturing jobs
• Superior council approves agreements with Magnetation
• Brewers have big day at box office
• Source: Petters clawback suit sank EB Wipfli mega-merger
• Demolition on horizon for former NewPage facility in Kimberly
• W Solar still plans move to Madison area
• More than $40M invested in Marinette shipyard
• The Present Music Around 30 Artists Take Over Turner Hal
• Voucher students improve on reading, study finds
• The 84th Annual Academy Awards recap
• From Milwaukee to Chattanooga, a sea of digital divide
• Missing Schofield man found dead after one-vehicle accident
• Tough penalties stall for drunken boaters, snowmobilers, ATVers
• The Promise Ring reunion concert at Turner Hall in Milwaukee sizzles and pops
• Cezar – Roman Roulette (Mixtape Review)
• Walker not playing the best defense
• Taylor, Berggren help UW stun No. 8 Ohio State
• Milwaukee tops San Antonio 3-1; gets 5 of 6 points on the weekend
• Interest in Cudahy hotel, commercial development project picking up steam
• Wisconsin Fishing Club, Ltd./ flyfishing classes/bird calendar too
• Anglers meet on St. Patrick's Day in Franklin Gander Mountain
• Plan ahead for Easter ham savings
• Pick'n Save holds Leap Day sale on Wednesday
• Attanasio maintains support of both Braun, drug policy
• Astria Legends: Genesis by Amanda Reaves
• Global turmoil pumping up gas prices at home
• Unadvertised specials can save you money
• An historically polarized Congress; an increasingly conservative GOP
• Prices at pump drive auto show
• Food vendor found place in bars, local lore
• Bucks week ahead: On the road again Bucks week ahead: On the road again
• Most top Abele managers paid more than predecessors
• Admirals fall 2-1 in shoot out against IceHogs
• Playing Skiles for a day
• Brewers have big day at box office
• What a whoopensocker! Dialect dictionary reaches Z
• Golden Eagles rally past West Virginia
• Midseason report: What went right (and wrong) for Bucks
• Ex-Walker aide Russell seeks venue change for trial
• Democrats drop some claims in redistricting trial
• Party with Class at the Hilton this weekend
• Atheist attacked by religious zealot, judge lets attacker off
• Special teams key to Admirals 4-1 win over Abbotsford
• One Night Only With: King Louie – A DJ Poizon Ivy Eminent Event
• Super PACs equal a potential for super loopholes in campaign donations
• Disney Store's 25th and Aulani
• Wipfli calls off merger with Eide Bailly
• Worthington recalls more than 31 million gas cylinders
• UWM welcomes winter with open arms. FINALLY!
• Wisconsin exports climbed 11 percent in 2011
• Milwaukee Brewing Co. undergoing image change
• Miss America to visit Mayfair, Wilson Center
• WMC forum: Manufacturing rebounding but challenges remain
• Theology professor receives national book award
• Wanderlust: Don't call it a commune
• Roadrunner Transportation buys N.H. firm
• Quad/Graphics expands print deal with Rite Aid
• We have heard you buzzing about our recent news! Mount Mary College will become...
• A one-in-a million disease; a lifesaving bone marrow transplant - given twice
• Ryan Braun vehemently proclaims, explains innocence
• Banana Republic will launch second Mad Men inspired collection
• Frontier Airlines restoring Milwaukee-Pittsburgh route
• Warm December depresses MGE Energy earnings
• Why doesn't the accused get a right to a jury in all situations?
• Cheer on the WLC women's basketball team in the NAC tournament. The Warriors hos...
• Wisconsin meet snow. Snow meet Wisconsin. It's a picture perfect winter morning...
• Ready, Set, CASH MOB
• Fiserv adds to stock repurchases
• Great story about an alum. It's from December, but on a snowy day like today, i...
• B2B sales growth happens with Apexx Group
• Packers look to capitalize on Flynn's contract expiration
• Stevens Point Brewery expansion to increase production
• Postal Service relocations to affect 144 Wisconsin workers
• CRE Guide Podcast: Ups and downs for downtown Milwaukee
• Alliant completes $2.7 million Fond du Lac project
• Building purchase by Sheboygan charter school generates conflict
• Officials: Aurora Sinai work still not done
• Michigan company to run Racine marina
• A closer look at the Wells Fargo, BNP deal
• Rich P: The Hiatus (Mixtape Review)
• Bouncing back strong
• Mozilla proposes identity in the browser
• Downtown’s Neo-Classical temple to learning: the Milwaukee Public Library
• State corrections officials transferred after probe
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Episode 7 recap
• Redistricting 'radically reconfigured' districts, expert testifies
• Mike Hightower - the man behind 'Moments in Love'
• Officials: Aurora Sinai work still not done
• Ryan Braun wins appeal, won't be suspended
• Ryan Braun wins his appeal of positive drug test
• Veteran Voice to call 'stangs
• Appleton/Domtar pact would shift jobs to Wisconsin
• Grand Geneva taps new executive chef
• 'Weddings in the Ward' highlights 3rd Ward vendors
• Aurora confirms Sinai to stay open, will maintain ER
• Lent: 40 Day Journey before Easter
• Outpost reports 8 percent sales jump in 2011
• Rick Santorum, would be president, worries about Satan attacking us?
• Upcoming Graduates: There’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Graduation is May...
• Upcoming Graduates: There’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Graduation is May...
• Sears separating Hometown, outlet and some hardware stores
• Gannett to charge for online content
• Exact Sciences says clinical trial remains on track
• Why Apple is the Next Big Investment Opportunity
• Kohl's profits drop in 4Q, rise for year
• Winter Commencement is Saturday-
• School Specialty reports higher 3Q loss on noncash charge
• Kathleen Falk next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Journal Communications 4Q profit down 44%
• Feds to spend $50 million on carp fight
• Consumer credit card debt falls more
• Medical campus eyed for former Stevens Point auto dealership
• Man sues Dean Health after contracting hepatitis C
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Brian Vanevenhoven
• Fond du Lac milk plant cited for safety violations
• T-Mobile files opposition to Verizon Wireless spectrum deal
• Marshfield Clinic backing concussion legislation
• Law demands smart phone apps provide privacy policies
• TRICAST(R) Gap-Onomics: Best Practices Validation Services
• Redistricting trial to go forward as GOP decline to redraw maps
• Marquette routs Rutgers, 82-65, to win fourth straight
• Survivor: One World: Episode 2 recap
• Packers' Finley reeled in for 2 years
• Obama leads GOP challengers in Wisconsin poll; Santorum leads GOP field
• Get lighter and backpack longer
• Cayo named Academic All-America of the Year-
• Incoming New Freshmen: Just a friendly reminder that March 1, 2012 is the last d...
• Great Wolf cuts 4Q loss in half
• Jesus, I will ponder now On your holy passion; With your spirit me endow For suc...
• New life for Rosebud, Times theaters?
• Baird's Carbone joins Pritzker Group
• New and improved posting sign
• Retail center could bring Starbucks to South 27th Street
• PSC to conduct investigation
• HealthNet plans dental clinic renovation
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Dick Lincoln
• Sheboygan mayoral recall: Mayor Bob Ryan ousted from office
• Few issues reported as primary provides voter ID test run
• 'American Pickers' co-star will appear at Harley dealership
• Wells Fargo to buy BNP Paribas’ energy lending unit
• Obama leads GOP challengers in state poll; voters remain divided on Walker
• Marquette Law School Poll shows Obama leading GOP Field, Santorum leading in Wisconsin Republican primary
• Jay Regal – Fresh Produce (Beat Tape Review)
• Gigantour- Mayhem and Monster-fun
• Pick'n Save monthly coupon books have great bargains
• A jungle gym for the mind: Windfall Theatre’s "Wittenberg"
• Walker critic outpolls appointee in Milwaukee County Circuit Court race
• Is Apple over-covered?
• Horny Goat Short Film Fest comes to Milwaukee on March 2 and 3, 2012
• Planned retail center could bring Starbucks to South 27th Street
• Congratulations to the Wauwatosa Campus trivia contest winners Zenithia E. and A...
• Congratulations to the Milwaukee Downtown Campus trivia contest winner Tyler V.!
• Soref's Carpet City closes
• Waukesha Foundry partners with UWM
• Health insurance co-op lands federal loan
• BMO buys stake in Chinese trust company
• Fat Tuesday symbolizes Polish success in Milwaukee
• S.C. Johnson to put wind turbines on Arkansas office
• Macy's income jumps 48% in 2011
• The rise of body wisdom
• Wisconsin AB 593 to make animal cruelty a felony
• This week's Civility Project question is: Describe a time when you have observed...
• GOP, Democratic senators unveil compromise mining bill
• The trick of employment assessments
• Did you know that the Midtown Scholarship Program offers young women of Milwauke...
• Sajan reports fourth-quarter profit
• Times and Rosebud cinemas to close
• Leinenkugel’s Summer Shandy to hit market early
• Welcome students from Hope High School! Enjoy your day on campus.
• Quote of the Week: "If you think in terms of a year, plant a seed; if in terms o...
• Judicial panel says GOP should consider new election maps
• Southwest, AirTran announce new flights, sale
• Owner says Rosebud, Times theaters to close
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• Holloway suggests racism behind criticism
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - East Side
• Embrace the Gypsy Warrior in you
• What's next for Cottage Grove Commerce Park?
• Vote looming on land purchase for aviation industrial park
• Baldwin says she seeks to end Chinese 'cheating'
• Chippewa Falls nabs $506,000 development grant
• Reefpoint operating bids start at $295,000
• New pizza eatery plan to give half of profits to charity
• Stevens Point rejects permit for apartments at Cooper Motors site
• Regis to close hair salons, eliminate half of its 50 brands
• It's ok to lie to get a job
• Most qualified applicant gets the job?
• Google circumvents browser settings
• Voters focus on new process, candidates
• Supervisor took $500 bribe, county official testifies
• The Bachelor 16: Episode 8 recap
• Redistricting trial may prove tough to judge
• No. 8: Paul Hornung, 1960
• Home sales climb, but prices fall in January
• News: Rapper Ludacris Tries His Hand At Parking Lot Pimpin'
• Bucks lose another close one to Magic
• Make a Patchwork baby throw with Martha Stewart Knit and Weave Looom
• Baldwin says she seeks to end Chinese 'cheating'
• More shout outs! Congratulations to Brad Bernard for being awarded the 2012 Bla...
• Wave sputters a bit before playoffs
• Regulators take over Kenosha credit union
• MSOE Business Plan Competition winners announced-
• Vintage Retro Milwaukee Brewers Hats
• Hear art therapy professor Dr. Bruce Moon performing on "Noon Tunes," 12:20pm af...
• Lowlands Group Grand Cafe's offer Friday Night Fish Fry beginning Ash Wednesday
• Baker Tilly relocating to US Bank tower
• Today's trivia question is for extra credit! The question can be found under the...
• Today's trivia question is for extra credit! The question can be found under the...
• From Justice on the Rise: "Coping with Bullying" featuring Sarah Fuerstenau, Gir...
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• Packers have sold 263,000 shares of stock
• Shout out to our new Caroline Scholars!
• Potawatomi to renovate expo center
• Wyndham sheriff's sale set for May
• Slideshow: Forty under 40 winners big fans of Oprah, Bill Gates
• $75 million UWM research center to start construction by December
• Former Beloit official guilty of stealing up to $1 million
• Former Wausau movie theater gambles on live entertainment
• Expansion and crowds boost La Crosse Center’s success
• NFL becomes more corporate: Can Packers' structure survive?
• Tribes might use treaties against proposed mine
• Pick'n Save has special Presidents Day bargains
• The house that Pabst built: the Pabst Mansion as a Milwaukee microcosm
• Signif – “Soul Clap” (video)
• Mercury Marine launches elementary science charter school
• GOP candidates blast birth control rule
• One Picture is Worth . . .
• A new Huck Finn for a new age
• Wisconsin is number one in trophy whitetail deer
• Supervisors asked to pay for Holloway's retirement party
• David Koch on Wisconsin: I'm helping Scott Walker
• Feingold's new book looks at America's response to 9-11 attacks
• Ilyasova helps Bucks rebound for victory
• $75 million UWM research center to start construction by December
• Writing and reading: Feb 20-Feb 26
• Bucks week ahead: Tough finish to first half
• Congrats to Jeff from Kenosha for winning the WWE Elimination Chamber tickets at...
• Presidents' Day sale at OfficeMax
• Painkiller boom fueled by networking
• Love missives carry 'forever' postmark
• Report suggests schools improve after some students leave
• Brewers confident they're still contenders without Fielder
• Could Timothy Dolan, now a Cardinal, become the first American Pope?
• Houston's voice closes emotional service
• Crowder and Johnson-Odom power Marquette past Connecticut
• Effort returns, winning feeling doesn’t
• Timothy Dolan among those elevated to cardinal
• Motorhead bets the limit in Milwaukee at Gigantour and wins big at The Rave
• Crowder leads Marquette to victory over Connecticut
• Feb 19 Event - Taste of DR. DAWG
• Street style trends from New York Fashion Week 2012
• How New York City cops will violate your rights, especially if minority
• Ads extend affiliation, Geoffrion to Montreal, Milwaukee wins 5-3 in OKC
• Even in Mideast, reporter Shadid kept Wisconsin roots close
• Four familiar names vying for Milwaukee city treasurer
• Judge to Gov. Walker: No extra time to review recall petitions
• New Music From: Estelle
• Bucks fritter away late lead, lose again in Orlando
• Red Hat Collaborative Hip-Hop & Clothing Release Party
• Total compensation for MGIC's Culver jumps 27%
• Will there be marriage equality in Maryland and New Jersey for gay couples?
• Mardi 'Party' Gras at Potawatomi Feb. 18-21
• Cardinal Solar Technologies to cut jobs in Mazomanie
• Milwaukee Pet Services now offers hospice care
• Abercrombie & Fitch to close 180 stores
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• Redistricting maps shared with former Assembly Speaker Jensen
• Mike Jones named Public Museum board chair
• Art Projects For Toddlers
• Taylor weighs write-in campaign for city post
• MillerCoors makes changes to Killian’s Irish Red
• Lione named to Badger Meter board
• Long negotiation results in construction at North End
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• Could sales tax boost downtown Milwaukee?
• Cheap entertainment this weekend at World of Wheels custom auto show
• It's day 5 of our trivia contest! Today’s question can be found under the “Trivi...
• It's day 5 of our trivia contest! Today’s question can be found under the “Trivi...
• Assembly version of mining bill must be changed, GOP moderates say
• Top of the list - Community, human services charities
• 'Edith' character may lose Associated Bank gig
• Manolo Blahnik collaborates with J.Crew for Fall 2012 collection
• Door County YMCA to operate day care
• Stevens Point landlords oppose proposed student housing
• Downtown Green Bay development to include condos
• City of Milwaukee officials question Aurora's motives
• Slideshow: Week in photos
• Case-New Holland to lay off 100
• Central Wis. Airport gets less invasive screening
• Piggly Wiggly defends itself in labor case
• California Baby natural shampoo and body wash review
• Share your Stritch favorites
• North 92nd Street green project
• Should you be excluded from an area of a city, if not convicted of anything?
• U.S. rejects waiver for state on health insurer rule
• Time Warmer Cable announced PC streaming
• Veteran employment to be promoted - Metro Milwaukee's new initiative
• New York Times correspondent Shadid dies in Syria
• Leaked documents detail 'Operation Angry Badger'
• Federal judges slam GOP lawmakers over redistricting secrecy
• Report: WIAA basketball tourneys to move to Green Bay
• Southwest Airlines raising round-trip fares by $10
• Wave crashing on foreign shores
• Two Milwaukee land buys pending near Park East in failed Kohl's deal
• Milwaukee Ballet Presents Winter Series, February 16-19
• P.U.N. – Purgatory (Mixtape Review)
• Milwaukee aldermen want details of Kohl's negotiations
• Mayfair manager surprised by Lego-mania
• Baseball legend Hank Aaron is Marquette Commencement Speaker
• Tim Sullivan to advise state on work force issues
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• Senator fast-tracks Open Pit Mining Bill: Cancels public hearing
• The 19th annual Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival - did you know?
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• It's day 4 of our trivia contest! Today’s question can be found under the “Trivi...
• Blackhawk Bancorp profit drops 18%
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• Second Marquette Law School Poll topic of next “On the Issues with Mike Gousha” at Marquette Law School
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• It's day 3 of our trivia contest! Today’s question can be found under the “Trivi...
• It's day 3 of our trivia contest! Today’s question can be found under the “Trivi...
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• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Todd Hutchison
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• Tufco 1Q loss increases
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• UW, Adidas to enter mediation over Indonesian workers dispute
• Packers' Murphy named to NFL Competition Committee
• NTC's new Virtual College allows students to set schedules
• Amazon DRM a publishers' poison pill
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• Negotiators reach tentative payroll tax cut pact
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• It's day 2 of our trivia contest! Today’s question can be found under the “Trivi...
• Lacuna Coil creates Gigantour adrenaline rush in Milwaukee at The Rave
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• Venture capital legislation looks dead
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• Budget proposal calls for more ships
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• Marriage equality for gays in Washington state, when Wisconsin?
• Privacy versus the Internet. Fight!
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• Marquette news and notes
• Marquette news and notes
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• Boyz II Men will play old favorites and new material at Northern Lights Theater
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• How to survive Valentine's Day during or after a divorce
• Shhh! Marquette is making some noise
• Shhh! Marquette is making some noise
• Bauman calls for new police HQ, station along Wisconsin Ave.
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• 1946 report on "Milwaukee's Negro Community:" How far have we come?
• Frontier to cut 446 more jobs in Milwaukee
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• Wisconsin agriculture, manufacturing exports increase
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• Barrett focuses on job creation and training in State of the City
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• Frozen yogurt shop to open in 3rd Ward
• Dick Enberg to reflect on the life of Al McGuire at Marquette University
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• Every day this week, we'll be posting a trivia question about the Milwaukee camp...
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• April showers will bring more than May flowers to the Guest House-
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• S.S. Badger nets permission from EPA to pursue permit
• Downtown Ripon project delayed; developer owes city money
• Milwaukee-area home sales jump 15 percent
• More than half of U.S. cities see rise in manufacturing employment jobs
• Stanley plans to develop industrial park
• Obama’s visit secures more attention for Master Lock
• The 54th Annual Grammy Awards recap
• Madison couple are contestants on 'The Amazing Race'
• Marinette-built Navy ship hits choppy seas
• Voucher enrollment jumps after rules are relaxed
• Best-dressed at the 2012 Grammy's
• Thomas didn't let arrest get in way of comptroller campaign
• Three die, three injured in New Berlin crash
• Barrett wants slice of highway funding for local roads
• Raises sought for some Waukesha County workers
• Prepare yourself... AMC's "The Walking Dead" returns tonight!
• Mequon investor buys West Bend Walgreens for $6.75 million
• Review: Birds of Wisconsin by BJ Best
• Richardson’s hot shooting ruins night for Bucks
• Richardson’s hot shooting ruins night for Bucks
• Obama’s visit secures more attention for Master Lock
• Trip the Darkness
• Bucks week ahead: Floridian bookends
• Railroad Earth soars through an inspired Pabst Theater concert in Milwaukee
• PolitiFact: Testing Kleefisch claim about Falk tax record
• Milwaukee-area home sales jump 15 percent
• Too much thinking to be a Democrat
• What are you doing for Darwin Day?
• Writing and reading: Feb 13-Feb 19
• Wary of tornadoes, Wisconsin firms installing, selling shelters
• Review: Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami
• State spends millions for 202 new jobs
• Mellowes helps to make area's nonprofits profitable
• Q&A with Brewers manager Ron Roenicke
• Meet Sacramento Duo: The New Aira
• Golden Eagles cruise past Cincinnati on National Marquette Day
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• Women stigmatized and facing felony prosecution for being HIV positive
• VH1 to air 5-night tribute '100 Greatest Women in Music' on Feb 13-17, 2012
• Marquette calls its shots in home victory
• Stores' exodus turning Brown Deer Road retail strip into ghost town
• Bryant & Stratton College’s 2012 Commencement Ceremony
• Bryant & Stratton College’s 2012 Commencement Ceremony
• 2012 Bloglovin' Awards for fashion bloggers
• Milwaukee start ups and angel investors make national news.
• Wisconsin Education Association Council draws flak over its endorsement of Kathleen Falk
• Cold nights, hot topics
• Ryan: GOP must offer alternatives
• Marquette - Cincinnati preview
• Conservative activists give Walker a hero's reception
• Area home sales up 15.5% in January
• Jay Z & Kanye West (The Throne) – N****s In Paris
• Meet Milwaukee's newest Admiral, Kevin Henderson
• Andretti firm to promote race at Milwaukee Mile
• Bucks outlast Cavaliers in overtime
• Safe House: Washington and Reynolds star in action packed new thriller
• Northwestern Mutual hiring 60 at downtown HQ
• University of Wisconsin a top 10 spender on sports
• Frontier’s dramatic cuts weaken competition at Mitchell
• Bradley Center raises athletic ticket fees
• A man turns gay because of a stroke and the conservative obsession with gays
• Senators facing possible recall challenge size, shape of districts
• Denver gains as Milwaukee loses with Frontier
• Very unfamiliar....Seems to be some fluffy white substance falling.
• Who's enjoying the snow?
• Wisconsin puppymill law under attack on Valentine's Day
• Alliant utility earnings rise; firm to sell RMT
• Obama to announce compromise on contraception
• Sneak peek photo...Awesome job ID students! See the work yourself by visiting th...
• Lots of Fine Arts events coming up at WLC. Tonight: opening reception in the Sch...
• Actuant acquires Australian firm
• Free Webinar next Wednesday, 11 a.m. CDT: Exploring Career Options: How Many Way...
• Free Webinar next Wednesday, 11 a.m. CDT: Exploring Career Options: How Many Way...
• This week's Civility Project question is: Can you describe a time where you expe...
• Applications for WHEDA housing tax credits total $49.4 million
• Shifting of Frontier jobs out of Milwaukee could be next
• Top of the List - Graduate business programs
• “Much shall be required” by whom?
• Frontier slashing more flights at Mitchell
• Frontier slashing more flights at Mitchell
• Ruling Friday on Steven Point's CenterPoint MarketPlace
• Sheboygan mayoral debate gets heated
• CRE Podcast: Local manufacturers creating, cutting jobs
• Aurora blames Wheaton for Sinai's financial trouble
• Think spring with Home and Garden shows
• The Mackie Building’s Grain Exchange Room hearkens back to Gilded Age Milwaukee
• State faces $143 million shortfall as tax collections lag
• GOP needs bold agenda for campaign, Ryan tells activists
• 8,000 instances of abuse alleged in Archdiocese bankruptcy hearing
• Paul McCartney to play live on iTunes
• In a school gym containing three caskets, a village grieves
• Aurora blames Wheaton for Sinai's financial trouble
• Petullo gift ushers in a new era for MAM
• Anchor Bank posts $15.3 million loss
• Riverwest dorm project dropped, but developer may return
• Have you checked out Alverno's YouTube channel? Subscribe today!
• Dogg Haus to open near Cathedral Square in spring
• Projected Wisconsin budget deficit generates criticism
• Packers increase Lambeau 'bowl' ticket prices
• Local events for World Spay Day 2012
• How to dress for Valentine's Day
• ATC joins with Minnesota Power on new power lines
• Newsweek named Milwaukee one of the "50 Best Cities for Love." How many of you m...
• It is easy to acquire a Wisconsin voter ID card.
• Ellen DeGeneres fired because of anti gay group and masturbation illegal?
• More speculation about Northwestern Mutual selling Russell Investments
• Green Energy Challenge-
• State to receive $140 million to settle mortgage claims
• Wisconsin joins mortgage-servicer settlement
• ProHealth renovating Muskego clinic
• ZBB Energy reports higher 2Q loss
• Going to the NARI Home Improvement Show this week? Check out the work of our st...
• Green Kitchen expands at Milwaukee Public Market
• MetJet in De Pere to begin nonstop flights in May
• C&D Technologies to keep Milwaukee plant, cut 120 jobs
• Groupon not profitable in first quarter after going public
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Rebecca Bertossi Johnson
• Bellevue votes to spend hotel tax on marketing
• MMAC: Growth slowed in December
• Poetry Unplugged: Show Review (2/7/12)
• Abuse victims missed timeline for claims, archdiocese argues
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Episode 5 recap
• Toothache Day!
• Scholar Guy Music – Scholar Gang Mafia (Mixtape Review)
• Pilar Sanders is throwing even more accusations at Deion
• Russell Brand is denying what is his by divorce law
• Vos says redistricting talking points were prepared for him
• Documents: Wipes maker takes new steps toward reopening
• Obama, the Catholic vote, and the contraception mandate
• Unions ask Democrats in Walker recall to make veto pledge
• C&D Technologies to keep Milwaukee plant, cut 120 jobs
• Acquisitions, new customers drive Roadrunner sales, earnings
• MMAC: Growth slowed in December
• Krei: Community banks likely to consolidate
• Iron Girl cancels Racine women’s triathlon
• Tech firm to move 50 jobs to Schlitz Park in Milwaukee
• Roundy's share price rises to $9 in first trading day
• API Healthcare buys Concerro of San Diego
• Wave hopes to come ashore
• Aurora moves up Sinai deadline; alderman voices concern
• Miller Time Pub offers blue and gold menu for Marquette Day
• Food Network contestant, Wisconsin native to appear at NARI show
• 'Divided We Stand', WISN provides independent analysis of 2012 elections
• It's Financial Aid Awareness Week, so we'd like to make you aware of upcoming de...
• Tales from the Campaign Trail: Herman Cain’s Chief of Staff goes “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• New Websites added to Library & Learning Commons subject pages. Click around and...
• H&M fights AIDS with fashion
• Santorum sweeps Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri
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• Wandell named Harley-Davidson chairman
• Roundy's launches IPO at $8.50 per share
• CRE Guide: Take 5 Scott Ramlow
• Economist tells business leaders to be bold, create wealth
• Superior council makes room for Kestrel
• Stevens Point hires new economic development specialist
• Wausau committees approve incentive plan for Collaborative Consulting
• Packers seek Ashwaubenon's OK to raze two houses for parking lot
• SHINE plan takes next step
• Lego store to open at Mayfair
• Stritch Day at the Milwaukee Wave game Feb. 12
• Youth will lead the way to same sex marriage equality
• Must Read: Swamp Thing #6
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 11 recap
• Chrome for Android another sign of the end of Flash
• Woody Harrelson ends up in the weeds with Reddit PR stunt.
• Fitzgerald: Senate Republicans didn't use redistricting talking points
• Letter found in traffic stop raises specter of 2007 assassination
• Bucks rally, but Suns' Nash provides winner
• Analysis: Invalid signatures likely not enough to halt Walker recall
• Why is your tax refund late?
• Former Walker aide pleads guilty, will cooperate with DA
• Lego store to open at Mayfair
• What really happened with Newt's ethics violation?
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• Quote of the Week: "The only thing better than education is more education." - A...
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• Duluth Trading Co. appoints new president
• Building falls for downtown Milwaukee Marriott
• Awesome adventure: First Stage’s A Wrinkle in Time
• Who’s attending the Student Recognition Ceremony tomorrow?
• Who’s attending the Student Recognition Ceremony tomorrow?
• UPAF names Gutekunst as development director
• Timmerman Plaza Walmart will replace 76th Street store
• Meet Macyn Taylor -- At just 17, she's one of the youngest graduates in UWM hist...
• Caterina's best Italian restaurant on WISN's A list, I disagree
• Milwaukee Air & Water Show to commemorate War of 1812
• Kathleen Falk supports local control of public transit funding
• Sensient’s 4Q earnings up 11%; sales flat
• Quad/Graphics deal approved by Canadian regulators
• Generac plans up to $10M for HQ; will add 200 jobs
• How to watch New York Fashion Week live
• Komen official quits breast cancer charity over Planned Parenthood dispute
• Centene 4Q profit rises 19%
• Badger Meter fourth-quarter sales, earnings fall
• Investment forum to feature national experts on finance, ethics
• Acquisitions boost Regal Beloit
• Wausau Paper drops to 4Q loss
• Associated selling three Illinois branches
• West Allis pays $30,000 to man arrested for wearing gun
• Brothers share the helm at Badger Popcorn
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight — 30th Street Industrial Corridor
• Verizon, Redbox team on joint venture
• Point residents concerned about proposed housing complexes
• Many frac-sand miners fail to check for rare butterfly
• Teens were 'TP-ing' house before fatal crash
• Storytime at the Brookfield Public Library with Mama Bear
• Child beating endorsed by church and dumb things Catholic clerics believe
• NYC Fashion Week: 2012 Spring Trends for any Wisconsin Woman
• Lawmakers were made to pledge secrecy over redistricting
• Former MATC manager charged in $250,000 theft
• The Bachelor 16: Episode 6 recap
• Elections board might not accept tea party recall petition challenges
• Dark Star Orchestra provides stellar Grateful Dead experience in Milwaukee
• The paranormal karaoke of the cranberry show
• Fernandez named Journal Communications president
• Anyone know who this is?
• Wisconsin Conservation Lobby Day 2012 goal: Stop the Open-Pit Mining Bill
• Madonna rocks Givenchy at Super Bowl halftime
• Gigantour hits Milwaukee
• Congratulations Sister Joel!
• MillerCoors unit buys Crispin Cider
• Purple Door Ice Cream to open storefront
• Did you Blink? You May have Missed the Super Bowl Social Media Engagement
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• Marquette hires executive vice president
• George Webb opens two locations in Kenosha, Port Washington
• Franke was key figure in Milwaukee business community
• Rock the Green festival opts for Saturday; avoids Packers
• Summerfest removes deadline for free opening day tickets
• Gubernatorial commercial surprises Super Bowl viewers
• Obama orders new US sanctions on Iran's government, including Central Bank
• Atlanta firm relocating headquarters to Waukesha
• Fuel shortage delays Mitchell flights
• Roundy's IPO could be this week
• Slideshow: Chef D’Amato and Miss America big hit at Super Bowl
• Wangard buys Good Hope Road strip mall for $900,000
• Businesses team up in Green Bay Packers program
• Tourism officials work to keep events coming to central Wisconsin
• Bank of America, Wells and Chase’s legal woes mount as New York sues
• Wisconsin public workers cope with reduced buying power
• Sheboygan to address land sale for potential casino, joint dispatch
• Kimberly paper mill study funding coming back
• Boy gets Christmas present of his dreams: a new toilet
• Lessons for GB at Super Bowl XLVI
• Recalls could shape 2013 Legislature
• Brew City Stomp Down 2012 Review
• Walker once criticized Doyle for aide's faults
• The Mitchell Building, the Wisconsin Club, and Milwaukee’s own Alexander the Gre
• Admirals win 2-1 in Houston; snap 5-game skid
• Campbellsport dealing with crash deaths of 3 teens
• Milwaukee Watertown Plank Road
• Illinois stabbing victim was athlete, scholar from Brown Deer
• The Black Saints, all sinners and saints welcome
• Wangard buys Good Hope Road strip mall for $900,000
• Senator Mark Kirk's recovery update
• Deployment ceremony of Wisconsin's 82nd Agribusiness National Guard Unit
• State urging online buyers to pay tax
• Rose, Bulls feel right at home
• Big Bang Blues Festival in Falls Church
• Should our Constitution be considered sacred? No, of course not.
• Black Sabbath reunion descends into war of words, original lineup tour unlikely
• Writing and reading: Feb 6-Feb 12
• Park East could be in play for Kohl's
• Uncanny coincidences let man's death go unnoticed for years
• 3 Best free tax software options
• Discovery World Museum in Milwaukee provides fun for the whole family
• Pulse-Pounding Netflix Picks: "To Let"
• Guard units get enthusiastic send-offs
• Infidelity doesn't have to mean the end of your marriage
• Staying together for the children doesn't set a good example
• Save money with Freecycle Network give aways
• Shakespeare for Dummies
• Notre Dame downs Marquette behind torrid three-point shooting
• Scott Walker and Tommy Thompson; a Republican study in contrasts
• Is the “poor” gaffe enough to derail Romney ?
• City Hall clash stalling development plans
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• First 88Nine Radio SoundBites fundraiser a huge success
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• Guess what's back in 2012?
• $killz – Sound Of Superman (Mixtape Review)
• Admirals drop fifth straight game; fall 4-2 to Peoria
• Despite setback to Pistons, Bucks’ comeback versus Heat could define season
• Audit finds suspicious spending in FoodShare program
• Appeals court vacates order on the review of recall petitions
• 4 dead in apparent murder-suicide in De Pere
• Aldi customer won't be charged in shooting
• Walker to meet with prosecutors in John Doe investigation
• Back to work, boys; Ads to host Rivermen in first game back from All-Star break
• MPS wins class-action lawsuit
• Hispanic chamber to create business loan fund with state grant
• Buffalo Wild Wings opens on south side of Milwaukee
• U.S. News ranks top Wisconsin hotels
• Supervisor requests Thomas lose committee chairman post
• Employers added 257,000 jobs; unemployment rate dips to 3 year low
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• The Alverno College Civility Project promotes respectful communication among peo...
• U.S. economy adds 243,000 jobs, unemployment falls to 8.3%
• Audit: some suspicious out-of-state spending in FoodShare program
• Democrats: Financial support goes beyond unions
• Drastic hair changes for Vogue
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• Spectrum Brands turns 1Q profit
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• Top of the list - Building permits, office buildings
• 7th Circuit disbars well known Milwaukee lawyer
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• Grocery store shooter not charged, starts own concealed carry web site
• Today is National Wear Red Day - wear red to show support for heart health.
• CRE podcast: Grand Avenue mall
• 4imprint of Oshkosh hires 500th employee
• Sheboygan officials go public with casino plan
• Factory Card & Party Outlet closing in Janesville
• La Crosse Country Club faces demolition
• Milk Source eyes expansion for mega-dairy farm
• Florentine Opera Company News - February, 2012
• Thomas charged with accepting bribe on county contract
• County Board OKs cap on banked sick leave
• Barry Manilow to make rare appearance in Milwaukee in April
• Prices, unusual weather cool down heating bills
• Milwaukee divorcees can find others in their situation for dating relationships
• Turkal: Sinai decision will be made within 60 days
• MSOE to offer tuition-free master's degrees
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• The Ultimate Valentine's Day Romantic Getaway - Venice, Italy
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• ART Milwaukee Presents: The ART of Design
• SURG to open second Graffito in Florida
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• Check out Alverno professor Carole Barrowman's new book, "Hollow Earth"!
• Congratulations to fashion alum, Eliza Audley, on partnership with tennis phenom...
• Do-it-Yourself bracelets made of Kraft Cheese wrappers
• Palomino Bar and Restaurant - tasty comfort food, fun bingo, retro atmosphere
• Marquette Theatre to reflect on Challenger crash in “Defying Gravity”
• Bucks are least valuable team in league, operating at a loss
• Thomas charged with accepting bribe on county contract
• Bucks land sponsorship deal with Cricket
• Spring wardrobe essentials
• Victory for the First Amendment, jury affirms right to film police
• GOP checks recall signatures with thousands of volunteers, keeps mum
• Harley offers early details of 110th anniversary plans
• Marcus to operate former Imax theater in Duluth
• Children's Hospital partners with Aurora VNA
• Connecture adding 100 jobs in Wisconsin
• Harley introduces two new motorcycle models
• Research instruction session, 11am, TODAY in the new library, HL010. -
• Bon-Ton continues sales decline in January
• State bill revives idea of busing sales tax in Milwaukee County
• Susan Martin named Wisconsin Energy general counsel
• Medical College expansion moves forward
• Fed OKs Johnson Financial capital plan
• Snap-on 4Q beats analysts' outlook
• Harley-Davidson planning 110th anniversary party in Milwaukee
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Episode 4 recap
• Avoid scams promising to revert Facebook Timeline
• At least 550 people file sexual abuse claims against archdiocese
• Da Queen F/ Kia Rap Princess – “S.W.A.G.”
• Moose Peterson speaks to Milwaukee photographers
• American Idol: Season 11: Auditions #6 - Portland recap
• Coakley printing leaving city
• Clarke takes 61 inmates off bracelets, returns them to jail
• Feel The Whoa Effect – Meet New Female Rapper: Ms. Whoa
• Milwaukee commemorates National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• Former Coggs aide says staffers worked on his campaign
• Generac acquires Gen-Tran Corp.
• Should not speaking English ban you for running for public office?
• BMO Harris to change M&I signs by October
• CUNA Mutual becomes mutual holding company
• Summerfest giveaway crashes site
• Quad/Graphics buys Dallas specialty printer
• American Indian studies expert to present lecture based on her book about Ojibwe women
• 500-plus sex-abuse claims filed against archdiocese as deadline looms
• MSOE offers four-year graduation guarantee and free graduate tuition-
• Marshfield H.S. wins regional Science Bowl-
• Roster spot up for grabs
• Just like McCain in '08, Romney owes early success to moderates
• Legislation aimed at training of unemployed advances
• Cardinal Stritch names dean of business school
• MPS to benefit from $18 million GE grant
• Humanity - Time To Rise Up
• Prospective Transfer and High School Students: Do you have unanswered questions...
• Area manufacturing growth flat in January
• Ace Distribution in New Berlin to cut 32 jobs
• Engineers Without Borders founder to keynote Mission Week
• Area manufacturing flat in January, as U.S. factories grew
• ManpowerGroup reports $63.6M profit in 4Q
• Summerfest giving away 45,000 tickets to opening day
• McKey Perforating acquired by Reliance Steel unit
• Northwestern Mutual seeks 2,000 financial reps
• Pfizer recalls 1 million birth control packs after mixup
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• Summerfest Milwaukee to give away 45,000 free tickets for opening day
• How to Save the Manufacturing Sector
• Chippewa Falls council to vote on downtown building
• NewPage retiree lawsuit continues
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Pepi Randolph
• Menasha Packaging buys firm in Chicago
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• Study finds many wealthy retirees leave Wisconsin
• Holbrook named dean of College of Business
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• Major Internet companies join up to fight spam and phishing
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• Slideshow: Remarkable Milwaukee gathered generation-spanning crowd
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• Alice.com receives $3.6M investment
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• Commission seeks more time to consider State Street redevelopment plan
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• Marquis Yachts signs sales deal for China
• Equifax: U.S. consumer debt down 11% in 2011
• Panel could take up homebrew bill
• Pick'n Save's pre-packaged salads are a lunchtime treat
• Reddit users propose new Internet law.
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• Longtime gay Congressman Frank to marry and same sex marriage in Washington?
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• Ex-Walker aide fired from earlier job for misusing public money
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• Federal officials respond to Milwaukee streetcar utility, cost concerns
• Appliance World appears to have shut down
• ManpowerGroup CEO Jeff Joerres to deliver keynote address at annual Business Leaders Forum
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• Roundy's proposal sparks heated debate in Illinois
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• Chicago Fed: Midwest manufacturing output rises
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• Slideshow: Behind the scenes at the Forty under 40 photo shoot
• Case-Shiller: Milwaukee-area home prices stable
• The Insane Clown Posse Hatchet Attacks 2011 Performance Shakes Up Milwaukee
• Sen. Frank Lassee drops bid for U.S. Senate
• Shoppes at Wyndham Village in Franklin sold in foreclosure auction
• Expert teams aid dairy farmers in company management
• Agencies deliver digital strategies
• Wisconsin communities tally recall costs
• Kenosha casino, if approved, would boost employment in area
• Longtime Wisconsin Rapids photo studio shuttered
• Facebook, 12 more Silicon Valley IPOs cued for 2012
• Writing and reading: Jan 30-Feb 5
• James Durbin Hands In Powerful Performance And Rocks The Rave In Milwaukee
• Wave gives Tozer 700th win!
• Teens move to Twitter for more privacy
• Pavy – Middle Class Ignorance (Mixtape Review)
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• Three Strikes policy has little effect on digital sales.
• Thompson the governor touted collegial work with unions
• Drug arrests of teacher, principal shock small town
• Milwaukee County looks at changing pension program
• Village of Palmyra police chief fired over handling of cases
• Neighbors of proposed power line want it buried
• HËSSLER Heats Up Wisconsin
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• Pro Bowl box score: AFC 59, NFC 41
• Milwaukee's top chefs and 88Nine Radio pair up for SoundBites benefit Feb. 2
• Gingrich works to cut into resurgent Romney's lead in Florida before pivotal primary Tuesday
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• State hospitals aim to do no harm
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• Two-star day cares face funding cuts
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• Milwaukee Pet Lovers-Here's Your Chance!!
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• This month's Pick'n Save coupon books are good through Wednesday
• A longer GOP presidential race could make for a meaningful Wisconsin primary
• Bucks face life without Bogut (again)
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• Pro Bowl just doesn't cut it
• Bill Engvall brings his comedy show to Milwaukee on February 18
• Artist Fred Berman Memorial Feb. 4
• "Shrek the Musical" comes to the Milwaukee Theatre in April
• B.B. King to perform at the Northern Lights Theater in Milwaukee
• Filing a Milwaukee divorce pro se can help save you money
• Heidi Klum and Seal provide a good example of dealing with separation as parents
• We better go ahead and get that Nigger out of here
• How to dress for the Super Bowl XLVI
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• Oshkosh Corp. takes aim at truck contract
• Kelly Clarkson still feels the impact of her parents' divorce 24 years later
• Senate mining bill to differ from version adopted by Assembly
• Wolves do the two-goal two-step; beat Admirals 2-1 on Country Music Night
• Walker: John Doe investigation is not targeting me
• Rose paces Bulls past Bucks
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• See's Candies to open at Mayfair
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• Slideshow: Business Journal Book of Lists party
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• Children's nurse takes health care to another level
• Milwaukee contractor plans $3M apartment near North Ave.
• Marcus Theatres won't show 'One for the Money'
• Oshkosh shareholders reject Icahn's board slate
• Top of the list - Mortgage banking, savings institutions
• The details on Walker contributors
• New Sorge restaurant Smoke Shack gaining buzz
• Planned Parenthood's Stephanie Wilson on Roe v. Wade Jackalope Lounj event
• Milwaukee gangs, substance abuse and HIV risk to be studied at Medical College
• Superior could land pellet plant
• Rockline Industries founder dies
• Marshfield hotel in limbo as bankruptcy case ends
• Mother of five runs to freedom from domestic abuse
• Rep. Steineke supports mining bill
• Wave clips Wings in Wichita
• Pakistan Looking To Ban Hip-Hop
• Police once again demanding you don't film them, and want your ID
• Twitter announces selective censorship program
• Republican mass mailings tout Walker accomplishments: silent on transit, jobs
• Zac Brown Band the third headliner announced for Milwaukee Summerfest 2012
• Mayville soldier killed in Afghanistan
• The Evangelical divorce rate is almost as high as the average rate
• In party-line vote, Assembly approves mining bill
• Giving up your dreams is often part of getting divorced
• Ernie done her wrong
• Thompson's assets top $13 million
• Suite hosts first bridesmaid's ball to benefit the Leukemia Society
• Two ex-Walker aides charged with illegal campaigning
• Miwaukee financial advisor: $32,000 in savings with $100 a month
• Koss reports decreased sales, earnings
• Roundy's expects to sell shares for $10 to $12 in IPO
• Celebrate Walker rally deemed a success
• Strattec reports slight jump in sales, earnings
• Women's wellness conference
• St. Paul, Milwaukee face similar downtown dilemmas
• UW-Waukesha names interim associate dean
• Milwaukee downtown named number 10 in nation
• Donovan visits Milwaukee to promote home refinancing plan
• Young boy dragged by car, seriously injured
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• Slideshow: Von Briesen's new office under construction in Milwaukee
• Northwestern Mutual to pay $5 billion in dividends
• Tommy Thompson next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Illinois firm acquires retail sites
• RedPrairie names Joe Juliano president
• Walker: Business climate has improved
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Matt Hunter
• Briggs & Stratton to cut jobs, shutter plants
• Oshkosh Corp. fights billionaire investor
• More iPhones sold in Q4 than babies born
• Slideshow: A closeup of what’s wrong with Milw. City Hall
• Racine County lost estimated 1,200 jobs last year
• Brewers' Braun won't attend On Deck event
• Welder-fabricator program unveiled at NWTC
• Two ex-Walker aides accused of illegally doing campaign work
• Milwaukee's best (writer-friendly coffee shops)
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• Does chanting at politician's speech equal a felony?
• Bennett scores Player of the Week nod
• Bogut fears worst with latest injury
• Google releases Public Alerts search.
• Walker touts record in annual address despite turbulent times
• Judge doubles time GAB has to review recall signatures
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Episode 3 recap
• Bogut sprains left ankle in first quarter
• Mad Planet Show Review: King Kamonzi
• A.O. Smith extends sponsorship of pro golfer Gainey
• Three teens wounded in shooting near 40th and Lisbon
• New state poll shows Walker and Obama with small leads in 2012 match-ups
• Bon-Ton CEO to work in Milwaukee, receive $1M base salary
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• Tim Dixon to buy unfinished Virginia hotel
• Braun will not attend Brewers On Deck event
• Braun withdraws from 'Brewers On Deck'
• SEC pushes back in Koss case
• Obama’s State of the Union highlights Master Lock
• City Hall repairs could cost up to $15 million
• In Marquette poll, Walker, Obama hold onto seats
• Lea Michele of 'Glee' to star in Kohl's Candie's campaign
• Elie Saab does pastels perfectly
• PHOTO/VIDEO OP: U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan to host town hall with Marquette University students to discuss State of the Union
• Why does the religious right defend the genocide of Noah's flood?
• Solomon Juneau - the Founder of Milwaukee
• Milwaukee City Hall repair could cost more than $15 million
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• Milwaukee-area physicists are highest-paid Wisconsin tech workers
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• Vera Wang stuns in magazine spread
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• Consolidation costs lower Bemis 4Q profits
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• Walker leads potential Democratic opponents in new statewide poll
• U.S. special forces rescue U.S, Danish hostages; kill 9 Somali pirates
• Marquette Law School Poll shows Walker leading Democrats, Obama leading Romney, and state divided on policy issues
• Racine County Board approves marina purchase
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Dean Amhaus
• A Look Back At The Insane Clown Posse Hatchet Attacks 2011 JCW Part 2
• Eau Claire company given loan from city, pledges to create 22 jobs
• JCA Marketing of De Pere sold to Bay MarketForce
• Obama: America is back (and the 2012 campaign is on)
• Marten Transport 4Q profits up
• Sensient opens factory in Brazil
• U.S. trucking industry posts biggest jump in 13 years
• Meet Hip-Hop Blues Newcomer ZZ Ward
• John Doe investigation looks into bids to house county workers
• Kohler Co. steamed over Arizona firm's name
• Marquette breezes past South Florida to earn fifth straight victory
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 9 recap
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• Golden Eagles win big; Williams gets 100th victory
• Four donors jointly gave Walker $1 million in recent weeks
• Writing what you know: Is it feasible?
• Sensient opens factory in Brazil
• Marten Transport 4Q profits up
• Shine Medical picks Janesville for isotope plant
• Tigers sign Fielder for 9 years, $214 million
• Jim Irwin was true broadcasting legend
• Turkal: Aurora Sinai won't close
• Pleasant Prairie RecPlex 2012 Indoor Triathlon Series is underway
• A guide to a healthy life, an old barn
• Cafe Plaza Venezuela closes downtown
• Meta House leader to retire
• MultiSport, Cycling & Running Expo this weekend
• Milwaukee may offer more free parking around holidays
• Pettit National Ice Center hosts 4th annual Icebreaker Indoor Marathon
• Kimberly-Clark 4Q earnings drop 19 percent
• Cooper's Hawk Winery and Restaurant: Unique concept, excellent service
• Harley’s Wandell confident mandatory layoffs will be minimal
• Bloomberg: Roundy's seeking $800M in loans
• Cuts at UW System among nation's largest, study says
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• MSOE to defend national title-
• Bon-Ton appoints Lord & Taylor chief as new CEO
• MGIC posts $135 million fourth-quarter loss
• Romney paid $3M in federal income tax, a rate of about 14%
• Harley-Davidson earnings, sales show continued strength
• UW Credit Union to open branch in West Allis
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight on Menomonee River Valley
• Oshkosh developers expect strong year along Highway 41
• Milwaukee Public TV, friends group to combine
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart over J.C. Penney deal
• WinterFest plans set for downtown Wausau
• Harley-Davidson reports strong U.S. sales, profitable quarter
• Employment of black men drops drastically
• Craigslist-related robberies on the rise
• Senate to take up bill on restraint, seclusion of students
• Walker raises millions to fight recall effort
• Dan Patrick reports Braun may be cleared of positive test
• The Bachelor 16: Episode 4 recap
• Former Walker aide ordered to face trial
• UW Credit Union to open branch in West Allis
• 'stangs sign former Packer
• $killz – “Broken Wingz”
• Why Newt is doing so well
• Cop throws grenade at people coming to aid of wounded protestor
• Street Vendors-Continued
• Street Vendors-Continued
• Budgeting for the new year financial workshop
• Wisconsin home sales mark 0.2 percent increase in 2011
• Milwaukee Public TV, friends group to combine
• Illinois Senator Mark Kirk suffers stroke
• Thompson: Would have OK'd 'really high-speed rail'
• Anheuser-Busch president to resign
• Target’s Steinhafel named national retail group’s board chair
• State considers two sites for Milwaukee train maintenance
• San Jose sees biggest paychecks; Madison top Wisconsin metro
• The Lemonheads Honor It's A Shame About Ray With Colorful Turner Hall Concert
• J.C. Penney expected to cut jobs
• Irwin, voice of the Packers, dies at 77
• Milwaukee County panel approves MSOE land swap
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• Crochet a pair of Valentine Heart Pot Holders
• Southridge bus issue appears closed
• Welcome to spring semester 2012. We're happy to see everyone back on campus today.
• Stein Gardens & Gifts closes store on northwest side
• Opus seeks approval for next phase of Shoppes at Fox River
• Batteries Plus stores grow, energize
• Friends of Fox Valley Technical College support projects
• Tax group names 'Dirty Thirty' companies
• Harvey retiring from Alliant Energy; Kampling to succeed
• Boutique winery coming to Sheboygan-area bistro
• Fox Valley small businesses feel the effects of the credit crunch
• New apartments in Wausau could attract young professionals
• If you state you are an atheist on facebook in Indonesia, you go to jail
• Super Bowl rematch has lot to live up to
• MPAA's Chris Dodd issues vague threat to SOPA dropouts
• Planned Parenthood of WI Roe v. Wade 39th Anniversary event Jan 24
• More charges expected against ex-Walker staffers, sources say
• Fully engaged brain is crucial in game of life
• Roe v. Wade turns 39. Statement from NOW president Terry O'Neil
• Beauty "To Do's" before your "I Do's"
• Cold and rain may make morning commute difficult
• Does Wisconsin have a budget deficit?
• Barrett mum on possible gubernatorial run
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• Opus seeks approval for next phase of Shoppes at Fox River
• What Does Somebody Have To Do To Get A Job Around Here?
• Rep. Giffords to resign this week from Congress
• Salmon Fishing in the Yemen
• Street Vendors-Continued
• Newt Gingrich having sex affairs because he is so patriotic
• Fishing slump, the Internet and casting an umbrella skeleton
• Employment with the Global Conservation Group
• Discovery World Sustainable design strategies by HGA
• Risks to cranes in Texas raise profile of Wisconsin program
• Wave 'Wings' past Wichita!
• Milwaukee firm helps businesses woo shoppers with fragrance
• Marquette edges Providence behind Wilson's 16 points
• Plenty share blame for Packers defense's woeful showing
• Software for recall petition database needs human assistance
• Milwaukee’s own “Pompeii” comes alive at the Milwaukee County Historical Society
• Tonette Walker, GOP leaders rally governor's supporters
• James Durbin to play at The Rave in Milwaukee
• Mom's diaries are time capsule of happy family life
• Tony Bennett to perform at the Marcus Center in Milwaukee
• Veggie Tales Live coming to the Kenosha First Assembly Church
• Second-half surge lifts Golden Eagles over Friars
• Republicans hold first rally to support Governor Scott Walker
• The Shrine Circus will delight children in February at the US Cellular Arena
• Casino betting new hotel visitors would spend
• How to obtain a copy of your Milwaukee divorce decree
• Sale dates and quality vary at Milwaukee grocery sources
• How to find information on divorce cases in Milwaukee
• Unfollowing your ex on social media sites can be an important step to moving on
• Mother Nature blasts Southeastern Wisconsin
• Little Sweetheart Dance
• Providence at a glance
• Bird flu research halted to ensure safety of experiments
• Getting it together in Gotham
• City reaches tentative settlement in Jude lawsuit
• New York Street Vendors, Continued
• Evans sentenced to life in prison for random killing of teenage girl
• Gableman says he won't recuse himself from disputed cases
• Report: Dolphins will hire Packers' Philbin
• Places for outfit inspirations and guidelines
• State to return $11 million to feds in dispute over health care law
• Harvey retiring from Alliant Energy; Kampling to succeed
• New area investment star: Michael Underhill
• The Alliterative Death of Arthur
• Some Links to Check Out
• INdustri Cafe: Small kitchen, big talent
• Wiertzema promoted to Wangard president
• Sobelman giving up on grass-fed beef at Tallgrass
• Racine, Brookfield Old Country Buffets close in bankruptcy
• Valentine crafts, printable crafts and coloring pages
• Southwest to drop six AirTran markets
• Internet deals Save 20% on all Valentines Day Cards and Bamboo Wall Art
• So, you think your week was bad...
• The sinner Newt Gingrich
• A Look Back At The Insane Clown Posse Hatchet Attacks 2011 Concert Event Part 1
• Briggs' Teske becomes next WMC chairman
• Scientists agree to 60-day pause in controversial bird flu research
• GE Healthcare 4Q income down 5 percent
• ManpowerGroup’s Joerres responds to Financial Times chiding
• Energy asistance money now available
• Still searching for employees, Super Steel opts for job fair
• First Marquette Law School Poll topic of next “On the Issues with Mike Gousha” at Marquette Law School
• MMAC: Area firms expect growth in 2012
• Romney braces for final full day in South Carolina
• Top of the List - Hotels, shopping centers
• Associated Banc-Corp meets profit estimates
• Venture capital rebounds in 2011 in Minnesota
• Slideshow: This week in photos — Jan. 20
• AirTran keeps big lead at Mitchell; tops for 2011
• CRE Podcast: Mequon proposes incentives on Port Washington Road
• Jadin encourages job creation in central Wisconsin
• Collaborative Consulting negotiating lease in downtown Wausau
• Slideshow: Best selling vehicles in Milwaukee area in 2011
• CDC releases survey on sexual violence, stalking, and intimate partner violence
• Rock the red pump for National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day 2012
• Jay Z Poem To Blue Ivy Carter Is A Fake
• Apple announces radical textbook plan
• "OFFERING EARLY APPLICATION FEE"
• FACE INTERNATIONAL MODEL & DESIGNER OF THE YEAR CONTEST 2012
• Free agency a swing and miss for Fielder so far
• Brookfield public library offers children programs: Jan 20-24
• AHL President/CEO Dave Andrews comments on the Admirals/Predators partnership
• Accountability Board seeks more time to review recall signatures
• Lawyer sought in deputy dispute
• Celebrate Walker rally on 1/21/12
• Wisconsin lost 3,900 private-sector jobs in December
• Alarming number of vehicles broken into around Wauwatosa
• Walker says education bill based on task forces is nearing
• It's eagle watching time in Wisconsin
• New York Street Vendors, Continued
• The Lemonheads Will Perform It's A Shame About Ray At Turner Hall Saturday Night
• Everett back in stable for 'stangs
• Strike over at Manitowoc Cranes
• AirTran keeps big lead at Mitchell; tops for 2011
• Associated Banc-Corp meets profit estimates
• Mayville Products Corp. to close plant; 130 jobs lost
• Southwest Airlines income up for quarter, down for year
• GAB to ask court next week for more time with recall petitions
• Piano music one place after another on January 22nd
• Walker announces education reform plan
• Wisconsin Energy hikes dividend 4 cents
• Transpak recognized as foreign-trade zone site
• Stanek named to Wisconsin Energy board
• Wisconsin lost jobs in December, but unemployment decreased
• Upcoming Job Fairs for Milwaukee area
• Free wine tasting in Bayview Saturday
• UWM homepage got a facelift -- Check it out: www.uwm.edu
• Cardinal Dolan to say Mass at Holy Hill in April
• ATTN Paralegals: There’s a great FREE Webinar available for you on Wednesday (25...
• Hanson Dodge hires Olympian to promote agency
• Johnson Controls cuts forecast after record sales, earnings
• Wisconsin to support tenants in Milwaukee Water Council building
• Plexus profits better than expected
• Macy's wants to hire 160 at Southridge store
• Perry to abandon presidential bid and back Gingrich
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Tom Casper
• Riiser plans compressed natural gas refueling station
• Residents have hopes, concerns for Beloit Casino
• La Crosse board approves $34K for exit study
• Grant boosts exhibition center design
• Frigid today, winter storm watch Friday
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Episode 2 recap
• Why is it fine for Christian conservatives to defy the First Amendment?
• Aldermen back measure to track residents turned away from the polls
• We the Lobby seeks to create crowd funded tech lobby
• Easy baskets make for hard watch
• BMO Financial to eliminate 157 metro area jobs
• Deion Sanders faces horrible accusations by his soon-to-be ex-wife
• New York Street Vendors, Continued
• AHL President/CEO Dave Andrews says the two-ref system is here to stay
• McCarthy assesses Packers' situation
• Recall of Walker almost certain
• Walker returns federal health exchange grant
• Klassik and ¡Oye! – (F**k) Yellow Lights! Mixtape
• Mold manufacturer Plasticraft plans move to Richfield
• Milwaukee council OKs plan to bury part of ATC power line
• U.S. Bancorp 4Q profit up 39%
• Does believing in evolution doom you as a Republican running for the nomination?
• Democrats begin lining up to take on Walker
• BMO Harris cuts 157 Milwaukee jobs
• Tweet, tweet: ManpowerGroup’s Joerres embraces Twitter
• Oscar Nomination Predictions: The Films The Academy Will Pick on January 24th.
• Racist, fraud, drowned, plumber: A look back at four Wisconsin governors
• Home heating costs fall to lowest point since 2001
• Irish Fest leader to step down at end of 2012
• Generation Growth Capital buys St. Paul firm
• New Sorge restaurant Smoke Shack to open Jan. 24
• Wisconsin State Fair to appear on Travel Channel
• Caterpillar deals off more of Bucyrus distribution unit
• One more week - who's ready?
• Falk says she will challenge Walker
• Public employee union interviews five Dems for Walker recall
• Prospective Freshmen and Transfer Students: Want to learn more about financial a...
• More snow on the way for Friday
• CenterPoint MarketPlace ruling set for Feb. 10
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Tina Balaka
• FVTC board OKs vote on $66.5M referendum
• Green Bay to award bid for mall razing this week
• 'Recall' group shares building with bankers' confab
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• State funding per-student at UW-Madison drops in past decade
• Residents split on proposed Eau Claire County sand mines
• Oshkosh man thought wave had tilted Costa Concordia cruise ship
• Sheboygan mayor advances to runoff in recall
• Amazon may debut their own search engine.
• Brad Paisley graces Milwaukee with Virtual Reality tour
• St. Joseph Center Chapel: A hidden gem on Layton Boulevard
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 8 recap
• Darius Johnson-Odom selected to Wooden Award Midseason Top 25 list
• Brewers sign Japanese outfielder Aoki
• AHL President/CEO Dave Andrews says video replay in the AHL is near
• 'Recall' group shares building with bankers' confab
• New York Street Vendors, Continued
• New York Street Vendors, Continued
• Rapper Tyga’s No Show Causes Riot
• Wisconsin - We've been out-drinkin' your state since 1848 and losing more teeth.
• WI Covenant senior confirmation deadline is fast approaching
• Introducing: GuiltyStar.com
• Canada hired as Wisconsin's offensive coordinator
• Job wars
• Durben named executive director of Marquette’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs
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• Korn's second leg of 'Path of Totality' tour to hit Milwaukee
• Wells Fargo's 4Q profit up 20%
• PNC survey: Millionaires look to give
• Kraft Foods to shed 1,600 jobs; Oscar Mayer HQ stays in Madison
• A Visit to the Auld Sod
• Economist: Housing, Europe could still hinder recovery
• Elm Grove Chocolate Factory opens
• Nevada craft brewer plans Franklin location
• American Appraisal acquires Detroit firm
• Brewers' Counsell moves from field to front office
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• Potawatomi plan 382-room hotel at valley casino
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• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Milwaukee’s 3rd Ward
• Visit the Grohmann Museum during Gallery Night-
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• Eastern Wisconsin bankruptcy filings down 7 percent in 2011
• Green Bay OKs hotel tax hike for KI Convention Center project
• Bankers: Wisconsin's economy improving slowly
• FCEDC gets new leader, fresh ideas
• Slideshow: NFL playoffs come to Green Bay
• Mayor urges city of Manitowoc to take $5 million MPU loan
• Best Buy realigns leadership team
• HotelRED celebrates grand opening, neighborhood support
• Republican candidate Santorum does not believe you deserve personal autonomy
• Grafton basketball player Davis-Joiner dies
• Super-singers do the impossible—making opera fun
• Sites to go dark protesting SOPA and PIPA
• Miss America win puts Kaeppeler on whirlwind schedule
• GPS users warn wireless 4G would disrupt signals
• The Bachelor 16: Episode 3 recap
• The annual Great Lakes Pet Expo raises money for Aware on February 4, 2012
• Moises Garcia reunited with his daughter just in time for Christmas
• Street Vendors
• Blackthorn Pub and Grill - skip it
• Martin Luther King Day March in Milwaukee - Views on Dental Care
• Elections officials to ask judge to schedule all recalls on the same day
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• Internet Deals Free Warm Vanilla Hand Sanitizer Canister With Every Purchase!
• Stealing jobs
• Morgan signs for $2.35 million
• Rosco has a microchip, still waiting at shelter
• Area bankruptcy filings down 7 percent in 2011
• Aircraft company plans to move to Superior
• Senate to take up schools bill Tuesday
• Superior firm to add 600 jobs
• Bankers: Wisconsin's economy improving slowly
• Quote of the week: "Learning is finding out what you already know. Doing is demo...
• AECOM moving 90 jobs to Schlitz Park in Milwaukee
• Slideshow: NFL playoffs come to Green Bay
• Aurora Sinai could become an outpatient center
• Sex workers of Nevada support Ron Paul. Why
• Atheist teen girl suffers threats for ensuring school doesn't promote religion
• 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards recap
• Investigator finds overpayments in food-stamp system
• Packers' loss stuns fans
• Repeat hopes Nicks-ed by Giants!
• Writing and reading: Jan 16-22
• Trivium , Staying Metal in Milwaukee
• Murphy: Home Packers playoff game good for business
• Packers knocked out of playoffs by Giants
• Biography of a dog rescuer
• Milwaukee gives up late OT period goal; falls 3-2 to Lake Erie
• Not all Wisconsin historical sites close down for winter
• Harriet Cramer-Publisher Conclusion
• God Never Intended for You to be Single; Get Ready for Your Purpose
• Women You are Teachers
• Time for cemetery law to die?
• Storage firm sells deployed Navy nurse's possessions
• Kenosha native wins Miss America crown
• Admirals snap three game skid with 2-1 win over the Stars
• As NPR moves online, local affiliates need to embrace local content
• Piggly Wiggly 4-day sale ends Sunday, but some bargains continue
• Marquette edges Pitt, 62-57, to win second straight
• Brunner accused of hiding assets, lying in bankruptcy
• Milwaukee, the new Birmingham
• Harriet Cramer-Publisher Continued
• Harriet Cramer-Publisher Continued
• Republican faithful gear up to defend Walker
• Bucks week ahead: Bumps in the road
• 3 dead, at least 40 missing off Italian coast
• Cinco – “Take Me Higher”
• PHZ-Sicks F/ Young Scolla – “Success/Failure”
• Wisconsin bankruptcy filings drop 10% in 2011
• Will Vill – “Get Fresh” (Produced By Chaze of Grim Team Inc.)
• Slinger teacher draws heat for Hitler reference
• Bucks searching for consistency, chemistry
• Why do conservatives want us to have as narrow a degree of rights as possible?
• Writing prompt: Superstition
• Brewcity Bruisers open season Sunday, January 15
• Nickelback will tour again, stopping in Milwaukee this spring
• Redistricting problem means some will vote in wrong district
• "Divorce Party The Musical" could be a big hit among divorced women
• Southridge owner backs off threat to ban buses
• Actress Olive Munn strips for PETA to oppose fur
• The Next President Must Have an Integrated Social Media Strategy
• Southridge updates stance on bus service
• AFL dials up NET10 for partnership; Mustangs step up to The Majors
• School starts on the 25th! See you then!
• Milwaukee County considers seeking damages over O'Donnell incident
• Krause, Sports Channel 32 gain momentum
• Striking Manitowoc Cranes workers vote down settlement
• Delta, US Airways may bid for American Airlines
• WCTC names new engineering dean
• This weekend in Milwaukee, all-you-can eat Spaghetti dinner, January 14
• Obama wants to combine federal agencies
• Milwaukee Archaeology Fair March 9-10, 2012
• Candlelight ski events in WI, Jan 14, 2012
• Retail pay remains low locally, nationwide
• Snow @ WLC.
• Former long-time Schneider National president and CEO dies
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• Reminder:Layton Art Scholarships apps for new students are DUE next Fri., Jan. 2...
• Don Schneider built Green Bay trucking company
• Bucks and Pacers are perfect from the line
• Record number of government workers retire
• Top of the List - Single-family home builders
• Agnesian plans new hospital in Ripon
• Passenger reductions raise concerns for CWA
• CRE Podcast: Milwaukee still pursuing Kohl's
• EAA lays off 30 as part of restructuring effort
• Neenah school district saves $600,000 through insurance buyout
• Douglas County approves aircraft manufacturer
• Audit: No misappropriations in Mount Pleasant
• Billboard near shuttered Janesville GM plant causes stir
• Selig's delayed retirement won't change plans at UW-Madison
• Archdiocese's strategy might disqualify abuse victims
• How to write a sestina
• Man faces up to 99 years in TX for medical marijuana arrest
• Competitiveness pushes Aaron Rodgers to the top
• Calum Mallace selected by Montreal in MLS SuperDraft
• Southridge owner may ban county buses because of noise, other concerns
• Badgers snap skid, get rare win at Purdue
• Elections board to create petition database, request more time
• "Snapperfest" gets snappy!
• Lawmakers say venture capital bill will be difficult to pass
• Tithing is a Sacrifice
• My interview with celebrity makeup artist and beauty expert Tia Dantzler
• It ain’t over ‘till it’s over
• Illinois man charged with running down stripper in northern Wisconsin
• SNOW!!
• Last year's area home sales higher than 2010's count
• Selig gets contract extension
• How did the first day go?
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• Summerfest makes changes to Rock 'n Sole Run
• Grant supports new Gillen facility at Milwaukee port
• Venture capital bill gains support
• Coordinate Prom with Budget Booster registry program
• How Trust Can Shape Your Company’s Decisions
• Milwaukee's dog of the week
• Most Catholics support same sex marriage, the church though suppresses dissent
• Crochet Canine Comfort dog sweater
• Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day at MSOE-
• Southridge might prohibit buses from property
• Andre Agassi behind Milwaukee charter school
• Sexual assault trail goes to jury
• PolitiFact: Flip-O-Meter looks at Walker's position on accuracy of jobs numbers
• New Student Registration today, Learning Commons, first floor Haggerty Library....
• School Specialty Inc. appoints new president
• No dividend hike for BMO shareholders
• G.A.B. Director Kevin Kennedy next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Hedge fund turns up heat on Wausau Paper Corp.
• New ovarian cyst treatment avoids surgery says Clare Winter
• Manitowoc machinists get new settlement offer
• Manson Insurance officials ordered to pay $5.2M to fraud victims
• CRE Guide: People In The News - John Kissinger
• Charges dropped against Thrivent employee accused of embezzling $300,000
• McMullen to retire from Associated Bank
• Cub Foods closes last Wisconsin store
• Racine County set to buy marina
• One Tree Hill: Season 9: Premier recap
• Packers' linemen protect and serve
• PIPA and SOPA status for all Wisconsin Representatives and Senators
• Family physician in Green Lake County cuts out the middleman
• Gardner's career night propels Marquette past St. John's
• Glitch puts some Wisconsin voters in Africa
• Milwaukee County to solicit bids for beer gardens in some parks
• Snow prediction raised to 5 to 7 inches
• The redcoats are coming . . . to Milwaukee? Milwaukee in the Black Hawk War
• Police hit woman and than demands tape of it from citizen
• Christina Aguilera has gotten past her mistakes after her divorce
• Find a local bar to watch the Packers battle the Giants in the playoffs
• Golden Eagles erupt in second half, rout St. John's
• Federal jury finds fired police officer guilty in assault case
• David E. Beats – “TGIF (Thank God I’m Fly)”
• Democrats trying to raise cash off John Doe cases
• Master Lock CEO participates in White House forum
• McMullen to retire from Associated Bank
• Stadium Interchange reconstruction planned for 2018
• Wisconsin has more than 12,000 health care companies
• Throw a Safari Jungle Theme Baby Shower
• Medical equipment manufacturer to move into Pleasant Prairie spec building
• We Energies explores Presque Island joint venture
• Obama praises Master Lock for 'insourcing' jobs
• Main Street program created 899 Wisconsin jobs
• Alan Alda named 2013 master teacher at Ten Chimneys
• Milwaukee sick leave supporters file Gableman complaint
• Marquette University’s English alumni organization to hold book swap
• Welcome new students and those returning to finish their degree. I hope your as...
• Happy First Day of Classes! It's good to see everyone back for the Winter term!
• A team of four Peck School of the Arts students won 1st place in the Harbin Engi...
• Prospective freshmen: Come discover Mount Mary and see if it's the right college...
• Sheboygan parents pursue plan for new charter school
• AirTran, Delta boost on-time performance
• Johnson backs bills to limit federal regulations, hiring
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Terry McMahon
• Stem cell program growing at Madison technical college
• Ho-Chunk seek public support for Beloit casino project
• Joerns Healthcare to move jobs out of Wisconsin
• Renewable energy passed nuclear as U.S. power source
• Baldwin undecided on federal Internet piracy bill
• Steel fabricator plans new hires in Green Bay
• Romney solidifies front-runner status with New Hampshire victory
• Ex-House Speaker Hastert donates easement on Crawford County land
• Badger Gun has new name, awaits license
• Competitors cry monopoly when Google integrates Plus into search results.
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 7 recap
• Do adverbs add weight or weigh writing down?
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 6 recap
• Officer dies to protect us from medical marijuana?
• The 2012 Milwaukee RV Show gives campers a break from the winter weather
• Romney adds New Hampshire win to Iowa triumph
• Divorce can have a negative impact on your health, leading to an early death
• Arrested man, Beezow Doo-doo Zopittybop-bop-bop, hippy at heart
• County sues Clarke to force deputy layoffs
• Ding, Dong ... the bill is dead
• Meet New Female Rapper: Brianna Perry
• AirTran, Delta boost on-time performance
• Signif – “Vandal” (Directed By Darren Alexander Cole)
• Selig to stay on as commissioner an additional 2 years
• Fraud and waste commission makes recommendations
• Time for a medication and supplement check
• Our next Undergrad Open House is coming up on February 12. Click for more info o...
• Save money when buying personal checks
• Marcus adds Brian Stark to board
• Five fantastic happy hour specials around Milwaukee
• State grant supports Weldall growth in Waukesha
• Vintage Knitting and Crochet Patterns
• Gibson names Waukesha a 'GuitarTown'
• Coors Light shoots past Bud to capture No. 2 spot
• Walker waste panel identifies nearly a half billion in savings
• Sensient investing in United Kingdom flavor plants
• UW-Whitewater alumni Studers donate $1 million for scholarships
• Quote of the Day: "Let us think of education as the means of developing our grea...
• Classes start tomorrow. Are you ready?
• One more day before classes start. Good luck everyone this term!
• Review criticizes Legacy Bank board, execs
• Franklin mobile home park owner settles state lawsuit
• Miniature Precision Components to add 90 jobs in Janesville
• New Yahoo CEO's $27M pay far lower than predecessors
• Plover Dunkin' Donuts aims for mid-April opening
• Stanley Cup to make appearance at Ozaukee Ice Center
• Big crowd expected for Hurley mining hearing
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight on downtown Milwaukee
• Green Bay YWCA announces $3.3 million campaign
• Catalent to take over Madison GE Healthcare site
• Warm today, but 3-5 inches of snow by Thursday
• Rivals hope to slow Romney, reshape races for SC, Fla
• Cedarburg woman out to save bonobos in Congo
• Body found in Fox River believed to be Philbin's son
• Go to CES from your desk chair with these sites.
• Republican candidate rather kids have a dad in prison, than one who is gay
• Five character types that will appear in Sony's Title Fight (but shouldn't)
• The Bachelor 16: Episode 2 recap
• The Milwaukee Boat Show floats to town January 20 through 29, 2012
• The stress of divorce seems to be making Demi Moore thinner
• Forty under 40 winners announced by The Business Journal
• New incoming full-time undergraduates and transfer students: Remember to complet...
• Pity Party Boarder; You are Capable
• Why do Republican presidential candidates want to take away your condom or pill?
• ATTN MA students: The Wisconsin Society of Medical Assistants has a $500 scholar...
• Miller Brewery impact on Milwaukee's growth
• Writing and reading: Jan 9-Jan15
• Vito, the missing search and rescue pooch, FOUND!
• Developer proposes affordable senior housing in Mt. Pleasant
• Green Bay taverns benefit from home-field advantage
• Software firm starts hiring in Wausau
• Medical tech company close to location decision
• Kohler retreat plan progresses under fire
• Business as usual at NewPage mills during bankruptcy
• Manitowoc Co. union seeks solidarity
• Mismanagement, possible fraud dooms Madison incubator
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Central Wisconsin Airport sees dramatic traffic drop
• Sustainable energy efficient buildings
• For God and Poland: The legacy of St. Adalbert in Milwaukee, Part II
• Ex-Walker aide was part of inner circle
• Building permits down 10.5% in state metro areas last year
• SDC suspends car loan program as delinquency rate rises
• Groups get involved in PSC's streetcar utility case
• Wisconsin's 2012 Not To Be Missed Bridal Show List
• It's chicken soup time!
• Harriet Cramer-Publisher
• Margaret Fuller Concluded
• Michigan developer proposes affordable senior housing in Mount Pleasant
• After his Iowa surprise, Rick Santorum finds the landscape tougher in New Hampshire
• Packers will need to bring lunch pails on Sunday
• Bucks week ahead: Light load features stiff tests
• Embezzlement and child enticement, Gov. Walker aides and supporters arrested
• Golden Eagles bested by top-ranked Syracuse
• Checkers score twice in the third to top Admirals 4-3
• U.S. families pay a record $4,200 for gasoline in 2011
• Wetlands bill streamlines DNR procedures
• Sides make final push during Walker recall petition drive
• The Waukesha Janboree for 2012 is scheduled for January 20-22
• Milwaukee celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. with a birthday celebration
• Elin Nordegren is using her settlement to build her dream home
• Katy Perry's parents are using their daughter's experience to reach others
• Courage and comprehensive vision needed to make passenger rail lines real
• This week's brown bag bargains
• Vito, rescue dog in training, vanishes into thin air
• Romney seeks to meet high expectations in New Hampshire
• Packer fans would savor matchup with Niners
• Top Milwaukee area scumbags of the week
• Is 2011 Packers squad among best in team history?
• Golden Eagles rally but can't knock off No. 1 Orange
• Fillies round into form for 2012
• Noble Beginnings
• Should former Walker aide be charged with sex offense? No
• California collapse
• No. 1 Orange a tough matchup for Marquette
• The Engaged Milwaukee Bridal Showcase of 2012 helps brides plan their weddings
• Maria Shriver is not reconciling with Arnold Schwarzenegger despite appearances
• Margaret Fuller: continued
• Ten different Admirals earn points in Milwaukee's 6-3 win over Lake Erie
• Scott Walker GOP victory center opens in Waukesha: getting out the message
• Walker recall would cost $9 million
• Mequon man pleads guilty to killing parents
• Volunteers sought for USA Cycling Cyclo-cross championship this weekend
• Walker nominee Petersen withdraws nomination to investment board
• Joy Global makes offer for remaining shares of Chinese firm
• PSC accepts 11 groups into Milwaukee streetcar case
• Rogers' CEO Moulthrop to retire in August
• Frontier to drop service between Milwaukee and Flint, Mich.
• Congrats to Nicholas of Milwaukee for winning a 32" LCD/DVD TV from our drawing...
• Employers add 200,000 jobs; unemployment rate falls to 8.5%
• Packers' Wied resigns from administrative staff, citing health issues
• Packers' Wied resigns
• Police use attractive woman to get men to entrap themselves in drug crime
• High School Students: Come visit Mount Mary College to get a tour of campus, spe...
• Dolan to be elevated to cardinal
• 2011 a year of change for Grand Avenue
• Top of the list - Executive search firms
• Have a happy and wonderful weekend!
• Economy adds 200,000 jobs in December
• Northwestern Mutual to sponsor March Madness
• Wheaton buys Franklin land
• Ho Chunk to give proposal on Beloit casino
• Sheboygan residents sound off on casino plan
• Some businesses suffering from lack of snow
• Walker staff probe leads to 3 arrests
• CRE Podcast: Wheaton buys land near Franklin hospital
• Baird hires Stevens, adds small-cap value fund
• What’s in a name? The legacy of St. Adalbert in Milwaukee, Part I
• Growing losses at Aurora Sinai raise questions about its future
• General Accountability Board ordered to boost vetting of recall petitions
• JSOnline begins subscription program
• Margaret Fuller: continued
• Suspended assistant MPD chief retires
• Living Supernaturally
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• Judge rules for Walker campaign in case against state election officials
• Baird hires Stevens, adds small-cap value fund
• Three charged in John Doe investigation of Walker aides
• Business Journal names Forty under 40 winners
• Did the police entrap 141 people in a sting in NYC?
• Fiserv files patent suit vs. Fidelity National
• Williams-Sonoma closing at Bayshore
• December sales are mixed bag for retailers
• Ball: 'I will be returning for my senior season'
• Ditter named CEO of Pieper Electric parent
• AirTran fined for violating price advertising rules
• Macy's December sales jumped 6%
• Governor Walker: Friend or foe? A moderate's dilemma
• WWBIC receives $20,000 grant
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• Brancel set to lead trade mission to Vietnam
• Ex-Walker aide arrested; charges to be announced
• Morningstar: Artisan team 'manager of year'
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• Kohl's, Bon-Ton report slight sales decreases in December
• Plexus enters Asian partnership, narrows 1Q guidance
• Number of people seeking unemployment aid falls to 372,000, signaling stronger job market
• Chefs series returns at Marcus Corp.
• Counterfeit Packers tickets prompt warning from police
• Toyota's December sales little changed
• Wisconsin DOT plans for final year of I-43 reconstruction
• Oshkosh airport business park project returns
• Merrill schools budget proposal facing opposition
• Walker unveils Wisconsin literacy program
• WI candlelight ski and hike events on January 7, 2011
• Experience architecture, the Milwaukee Art Museum
• Nominating Barrett to re-run for governor could undo promise of Walker recall
• Obama to announce summer jobs plan
• Car thefts spike as cold students jump in
• Second half surge propels Georgetown past Marquette
• Firearm sale ban at Badger Guns doesn't affect shooting range
• Early literacy screening sought to improve reading
• Petersen promises no repeat of mistakes on investment board
• Insurance firm asks court to affirm funds withheld from districts
• Teen charged in crash that killed New Berlin couple
• Injuries cast pall over road trip
• Jean-Francois Buisson de St. Comtes
• Whitefish action is hot in Sturgeon Bay
• Margaret Fuller: continued
• Chefs series returns at Marcus Corp.
• Badger Guns stops selling guns
• First look: Jason Wu collection for Target
• Badger Meter’s Meeusen tells Racine Co. he’s no 'music man'
• Mason Wells acquires Texas meat producer
• Clifton Gunderson, LarsonAllen deal complete
• Mall of America losing Bloomingdale's
• The semester starts Jan 11th!! Are you excited?
• Ryan Braun named Milwaukean of the Year?
• Will Allen wins environmental product award
• Gameification: Accelerating Learning with Technology
• Vollrath opens European HQ
• Classes start in 1 week. Are you excited?
• Rumors, worry surround Aurora Sinai's future
• Is theocracy on its way to America with a Santorum partial win?
• NFL Playoffs - Time to get your Team Gear
• Shopko, Pamida stores to merge
• MSOE offers hydraulics training to U.S. Army-
• Investors seek loan payments from Ruvin for Sidney Hih work
• Continue your studies at MSOE-
• Dollar General to open 625 new stores in 2012
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• CRE Guide: Take 5 with Craig Haskins
• Company sues to overturn Eau Claire County's sand mining moratorium
• Colligan's Bakery in Stevens Point to close
• For now, Green Bay Bullfrogs settle in at Joannes Stadium
• Shawano and Pulaski co-ops will merge with United
• Wisconsin's projected Medicaid shortfall narrows
• Braun's name gone from Lake Geneva restaurant
• VC exits down, but results improved in 2011
• Coldwell Banker names new CEO
• Present Music News - January 2, 2012
• Should sites close comment sections?
• Investment board nominee drew scrutiny in past stint
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 5 recap
• Abele, Barrett see little opposition in spring races
• Frank Caliendo returning to his roots with a show in Milwaukee
• Trek and Danskin triathlons merge, with new date in Pleasant Prairie
• Romney, Paul and Santorum in top tier in Iowa caucuses
• Another lawsuit filed against Triad
• Margaret Fuller: continued
• Deion Sanders and soon-to-be ex-wife Pilar still living in the same home
• Drug research routinely suppressed, study authors find
• Braun's name gone from Lake Geneva restaurant
• Bucks miss their chances in Denver
• Prospective students: File your FAFSA now @ fafsa.ed.gov by clicking here:
• Winter cycling: dress for success
• New Berlin couple were leaving bingo hall when crash occurred
• PrinSource Capital sold to New Jersey company
• Man Lift Manufacturing names Sprio president and CEO
• 'The Gathering Place: Ordinary Women; Extraordinary Lives' by Vivian Feggans
• Allen Edmonds finds success, innovation in Minneapolis
• Dolan, former A.O. Smith CEO, has died
• State scales back Medicaid shortfall by $300 million
• If tragedy strikes you, is surrendering your pet to a shelter the best option?
• Gliebe appointed Regal Beloit chairman
• Shinedown announce release date for new album 'Amaryllis'!
• Vorberg gets 'Goalkeeper of the Month' nod
• Is there a 3 hour time limit on free speech in Texas?
• Southeast Wisconsin closes 2011 with positive absorption in real estate
• CEOs predict growth in 2012 in WMC survey
• Happy New Year! What are your resolutions this year?
• Badger Meter acquires Racine Federated for $57 million
• Businesses to combine for manufacturing, distribution of cabinets
• MGIC moves to continue writing policies in 2012
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Whitefish Bay
• Report: Big banks to have tough 2012
• Oshkosh City Center Hotel status up in air
• Former Whiting NewPage millworkers face future
• City of Sheboygan wants to track vacant buildings
• Inauguration launches Stritch’s 75th Anniversary
• Police like to record protestors, but will arrest you if you record them
• Readers flood refuge for abused or neglected horses with donations
• The Bachelor 16: Premier recap
• Liquor store's license on line
• Nationals a favorite to sign Fielder
• Backup QB auditions well for the rest of the NFL
• Margaret Fuller: continued
• Wisconsin Financial Literacy Awards recipients announced
• Dimitrijevic hopes to become County Board chairman
• Milwaukee’s Kashubes recreated their Baltic homeland on Jones Island
• The Wonderful World of Weddings helps Milwaukee brides plan their big day
• Katy Perry and Russell Brand didn't work things out before marriage
• After delays, Fire Department switching to new radio system
• Well, that's just Duck-y!
• Milwaukee area blood banks need help now
• Resolve to eat healthy while saving money on food this year
• Crush of applications to delay concealed weapons permits
• The best endorsement for acupuncture
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• WPC Technologies plans move from Milwaukee to Oak Creek
• Margaret Fuller
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• New York Police violate rights of citizens
• State's decision to halt health exchanges worries insurers
• Official's inaction in 1990s student sex case questioned
• Bielema looks to match bowl legacy of Alvarez
• Conversion of county to state jobs upends 209 workers
• Amid brisk winds, Polar Bear group plunges into 2012
• Peoria tops Admirals 1-0 in New Years Day game; snaps Admirals 9-home win streak
• Marquette upends Villanova, 81-77, in Big East opener
• How GOP voters in Iowa see the pros and cons of their candidates
• Bucks week ahead: A west coast grind
• In like Flynn
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• Candidates make last push in Iowa, Romney leads in poll
• Milwaukee hikers turn to snowshoeing during the winter months
• Authorities find body of man who fell into Rock River
• Kohl Center becomes house of bricks for UW
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• Arnold Schwarzenegger spotted wearing his wedding ring -- What does this mean?
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• Wisconsin Winter History continued
• Citing Gableman legal work, DA asks justices to reopen bargaining case
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• We hope winter break is going well! Have a happy new year!
• Badger's Rose Bowl uniforms revealed
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• Major changes ahead for Aurora Sinai
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• State DOJ officials wanted to stay out of John Doe probe
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• Top of the list - Business associations, maintenance firms
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• Jockey International rides wave of Tebow-mania
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• Feds ordered Walker to lift cap on Family Care
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• Alderman calls for new model at Grand Avenue
• Walker backs non-striker benefits
• Members approve United, Chase co-op merger
• CRE Guide - Podcast: Brookfield office properties in litigation
• Marquette dominated by Vanderbilt in non-conference finale
• Avalanche of worries over region's lack of snow
• Some schools to resume classes Jan. 2 despite New Year's holiday
• 19-year-old man charged in hit-and-run that injured officer
• Court rules out intervention by recall groups
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• Ex-head of social service agency pleads guilty to embezzling funds
• The 2012 New Year's Polar Plunge in Milwaukee will be founder's last
• Katy Perry and Russell Brand both spotted without wedding bands
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• Lowlands Group offers New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and Rose Bowl Festivities
• Milwaukee trivia and facts cheat-sheet
• Alderman calls for new model at Grand Avenue
• Wisconsin Winter History continued
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• One Kmart, one Sears slated to close in Wisconsin
• BMO Harris miscast in 'Potterville' story
• Kevin Cole playing Gershwin with MSO Pops
• Brew City Bully Club is asking for your involvement
• Artisan execs reserve right to revive IPO
• Abele selects new chief of staff
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• The Business Journal's most-read blogs in 2011
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• Artisan Partners withdraws IPO
• Richardson Industries to close De Pere plant
• GM retirees face insurance changes
• Mid-State Tech suspends three medical programs
• People in the news: Ryan Holzhauer joins Mid-America
• Madison indie bookstore uses pledges to grow
• Sheboygan mall auction delayed
• Racine, Caledonia on opposite ends of employment curve
• Amazon tops online customer satisfaction
• Packers jerseys will be tough to find
• Fallout from back surgery product case prompting reforms
• Familiar local faces we lost in 2011
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• County retiree sues over rise in health care costs
• Admirals win third straight in Wednesday nights 4-2 victory over the Wolves
• Wisconsin Winter History continued
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• Milwaukee County Transit System and MillerCoors team up for Free Rides
• Bucks' inconsistent start not surprising
• OccupytheHoodMKE is fighting locally for the poor and people of color
• Ascension to finalize Alexian Brothers acquisition
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• Wisconsin near bottom for retail job loss
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• New testimony released on GOP redistricting
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• Higher bid would nix Lubar-Erdman deal
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• Kenosha County top in nation for construction job growth
• Oshkosh Corp. receives $10.3 million Army order
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• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Tom Rave
• Local retailers ring in New Year with drink, snack sales
• Wood County Board expects to decide on Edgewater Haven by spring
• KI to expand production in Bonduel
• Businesses deal with lull of brown winter
• New work rules set in as contracts lapse
• Student claims Blackhawk Tech gas odor complaints ignored
• Packers add 30,000 shares to stock sale
• Cogdell Spencer selling for $760 million; Lubar to buy Erdman
• Forward Gabriel Bourque recalled by the Nashville Predators
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 4 recap
• FDA falls short on safety checks on disposable wipes makers
• Nonprofit groups see glimmer of hope in economy
• Maggiano’s in Milwaukee
• Priests join victims in call for justice
• Your new photo IDs will arrive via mail
• Pro Bowl honor special for Rodgers
• Wisconsin Winter History
• Danny Gokey to wed in January
• Army serviceman from Marshfield killed in Afghanistan
• Packers add 30,000 shares to stock sale
• 10-day-old girl is latest co-sleeping death
• Aaron Rodgers to partner with Prevea Health
• Robertson Ryan opening Memphis office
• Stop smoking
• Skrillex, The Get Down, Jim Gaffigan Among New Years 2011 Concerts In Milwaukee
• Milwaukee Animal Rescue to move to Greendale
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Fox Point
• Keep Your Resolution, Enjoy a Tasty Near Beer
• Aurora Health Care maintains A bond rating
• Wisconsin part of $500M settlement against TV manufacturers
• Look back at the owl of 2011
• Sears Holdings to close at least 100 stores
• Free New Year's weekend celebration at The Stage
• Get to know our 11th President--
• Take the Polar Plunge for the Special Olympics in Milwaukee on March 3, 2012
• Mel Gibson to reportedly pay ex-wife Robyn Moore $425-million
• Work abundant locally, nationally for Merrill Iron & Steel
• Investigation continues in Cardinal Glass employee's death
• 5 million added to unemployment rolls in major markets
• Thermo Fisher closing impacts disabled workers
• Blackhawk Tech addresses natural gas incidents
• Retailers hoping for happy returns
• Wisconsin unlikely to ban cellphones while driving
• Little Switzerland ski hill revival gaining momentum
• Cruise ship to dock in Sheboygan next summer
• Cost of living increases not a simple matter
• Top 10 most-read sports stories on JSOnline
• Cop loses his cool when citizen asserts his rights
• Admirals slaughter the IceHogs 7-3; team goes 5 for 7 on the power-play
• Medtronic paid millions to influential UW chairman
• Retailers say sales are up post-Christmas
• Fast Internet service spotty in rural areas
• Grigsby regains consciousness; well-wishers pray for her health
• Monster Jam roars into the Milwaukee area January 20-21, 2012
• Is Maria Shriver Willing to Give Arnold Schwarzenegger Another Shot?
• Milwaukee hikers enjoy First Day Hike events on January 1, 2012
• Christmas in WI concluded
• The Birthing of Love, The Delivering of Peace
• Photographing landscapes on Milwaukee snow days
• Surprising 2011 celebrity deaths
• 5 Free online personal finance and budgeting tools
• Last chance for Pick'n Save price cap savings
• Make the most of your holiday break! Check out the scholarship opportunities jus...
• Little Switzerland ski hill revival gaining momentum
• Packers' success stimulates fans' mood, spending
• New Years Eve at The Eisner
• Why do we allow the anti-sex police mentality, to control our lives?
• Pianist Patrick Byrne plays Mondays at Mayfair Mall
• Milwaukee initiative could lead to 'Baby Zone' aid
• Mortality initiative at a crawl
• 'Home Sweet Home' field advantage!
• Officer struck by vehicle, in critical condition
• O'Donnell parking garage tries to recover revenue
• Overnight fire damages St. Alphonsus Church in Greendale
• Christmas in WI continued
• Rehab program expects to expand
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• Siblings bound by blood after stem cell transplant
• From Iraq to a holiday at home
• Imminent Danger project becomes documentary video
• Christmas blessings to you as we celebrate our Savior's birth: "Today in the tow...
• Christmas in WI continued
• Enjoy the holidays and relax over break, students. You've earned it. Happy holid...
• Remember when (grocery version)
• Rick Perry is the best choice for President
• Brown Christmas means no green for local businesses – or does it?
• Writing and reading: Dec 26-Jan 1
• Pick'n Save isn't the only game in town
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• Fox Point man reunited with abducted daughter
• Bucks need urgency in short season
• 2 unions discourage Barrett from running in a recall
• Clarke orders deputies back to work after ruling
• A Tribute to Pine Valley visits Milwaukee January 14, 2012
• A Novel of Marriage Vows Betrayed
• Who says you can't say Merry Christmas?
• 2011 -Year's Grand Parenting Books
• Connie's big heart helps many grieving children and families.
• Christmas in WI continued
• Holiday recycling: Top ten questions and answers
• New head of Fox Cities hospitals named
• UW System shoulders biggest share of new budget cuts
• Milwaukee makes recycling easy
• Favorite holiday songs, movies and gifts of 2011
• Marketing resolution tips – 2012
• CNH to build massive plant in China
• Mason Wells acquires Indiana packaging firm
• FCC approves AT&T's $1.9B purchase of airwaves
• Anheuser-Busch follows MillerCoors with draft system
• Union leaders urge Barrett not to run in recall race
• AJ Bombers named a top Twitter brand in the nation
• ManpowerGroup calendar honors Elmer Winter’s art, wisdom
• MillerCoors light show extended to Jan. 1
• BRP recalls ATVs over power steering issue
• Joe Block to broadcast Milwaukee Brewers games with Uecker
• Congress passes payroll tax cut, extends jobless benefits
• Top of the List - Commercial printing companies
• Whitefield Industries to close Oshkosh plant
• Navy sued for $326 million over Patrick Cudahy fire
• Joe Block to join Uecker in Brewers' broadcast booth
• It was a good year for the Miller Park stadium district
• Kohl's likely to keep Falls building
• Shareholders sue to block Winn-Dixie sale
• DA could ask Supreme Court to reopen union suit
• Mini farm toys are big business in Fond du Lac
• Yorktown cruise to dock in Sheboygan
• Sun Prairie gets $350K grant for senior home
• Marquette continues dominance of UWM with 64-50 victory
• Murder by law officers met with action, inertia
• Using the holidays to boost creativity: Part 2
• Catholic Cardinal thinks gay rights is like the KKK?
• Lili K. & Peter Cottontale – “A Christmas Story”
• Christmas in WI
• The Milwaukee County Zoo is open for the holidays
• A Thriller from Craig McDonald
• Darren Wold is sentenced after being convicted of hiring men to kill his ex-wife
• Open restaurants Christmas day
• Outdoor Wisconsin to celebrate the state in record-breaking fashion
• Mount Mary will be closed on Dec. 23rd-Jan. 2nd for the holidays. We will open o...
• Gov. Walker dominates the air waves early in push to burnish his image
• It was a challenge, but we condensed highlights from the Fall 2011 semester into...
• Marquette Law School to host community discussion on mental health treatment
• Interested in majoring in Digital Cinema Production in the Wisconsin Lutheran Co...
• Ozanne may ask court to reopen collective bargaining suit without Gableman
• New Years Eve at Disney Quest
• Grand Avenue signs two new tenants
• WHEDA loan deal to spur affordable housing projects across Wisconsin
• Cudahy meat plant sues US Navy over massive 2009 fire
• Disney Store lowers minimum order to $50.00 for free shipping
• Voluntary layoff submissions at Harley being reviewed
• State drops Beloit Corp. workers' severance pay case
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Tim Just
• Milwaukee Winter Fest hopes for 30,000 attendees
• Three retired players sue NFL over brain injury
• Land sale clears way for Nekoosa Dollar General
• Best Buy can't fill some online orders from Black Friday
• Popular Two Rivers restaurant sold
• Downtown Boston Store to remain open at least 1 more year
• Architectural design and resources
• $2 million paid after lawyer misconduct
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. Headed To The Slammer
• Assistant police chief has powers suspended
• Ron White to visit Milwaukee twice in two months
• Deion Sanders may owe his wife, Pilar, a home in the divorce
• Holiday Festivities
• Marquette looks to get back on winning track against UW-Milwaukee
• Candidate passed over for register of deeds post appointment sues Walker
• Democrats want Gableman to recuse himself from redistricting cases
• Milwaukee Winter Fest hopes for 30,000 attendees
• President of Froedtert's St. Joseph’s Hospital resigns
• Voluntary layoff submissions at Harley being reviewed
• Brian Wilson & Beach Boys Reunite For 50th Anniversary Tour & New CD
• What a year (or 364 days to be exact)!
• Survey says: Packers are America's Team
• Wisconsin adds to population, remains 20th most populous state
• County Pension Board fails to adopt 2012 budget over staffing cut dispute
• Our nursing curriculum meets all state board requirements and will help you prep...
• Madison job levels approach 10-year October high
• Actuant reports jump in sales, earnings
• ManpowerGroup launches new partnership with Vietnam
• Countdown: Badgers among tops in Big Ten attendance
• Why is it offensive to question a historical Jesus?
• Piggly Wiggly posts Christmas week sales
• Home office Merry Christmas!
• Wisconsin's population grows by 0.4%
• Macy's to try recyclable gift cards
• Students travel to Costa Rica on December 27--check out all the study abroad jou...
• ANGI considers move to former Gilman plant in Janesville
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Douglas Nysse
• Hines proposes city-county collaboration on bus security
• Dramatic drop in air travel forecast for the holidays
• South Pier casino in Sheboygan would face many hurdles
• Manitowoc council OKs land giveaway
• PSC's Milwaukee streetcar hearing draws broad interest
• House rejects two-month payroll tax cut extension
• $3.8 million Gold’s Gym opens with 8,800 members
• Students meet the needs of the season
• Wisconsin Senator calls for Google anti-trust investigation
• U.S. disaster readiness at risk, report warns
• The Republican presidential roller coaster leaves some in the GOP wanting and waiting
• MATC board backs change in TV funding group
• Fall Winter Stritch Magazine available online
• State appeals American-Indian mascot ruling in Mukwonago
• Hit-and-run driver was drunk 7 hours later, charges say
• The lack of a prenuptial agreement may give Vanessa Bryant half of Kobe's assets
• Plimoth Rock
• SKRILLEX New Year's Party, What is Dub Step?
• Audit: State's Medicaid program doing fewer investigations, relying more on contractors
• More organizations agree that Wisconsin’s voter ID law is unconstitutional
• Hines proposes city-county collaboration on bus security
• PSC's Milwaukee streetcar hearing draws interest from statewide groups
• BMO Harris gets $5 million for affordable housing
• Wisconsin health insurance costs lowest in Madison; high in La Crosse
• Students: How are you spending your winter break?
• Oldenburg agreement represents shift in outsourcing
• Artisan, Wells Fargo Advantage funds are Fortune all-stars
• Here's something fun for the holiday break - if you have the new Facebook Timeli...
• We Energies puts Glacier Hills wind farm into service
• Check out Alverno Professor Carole Barrowman on The Morning Blend, talking about...
• Buongiorno! Students earn Theology/Philosophy credit in Rome, Italy, 12/28-1/20....
• Group files formal request for Gableman investigation
• House begins debating Republican proposal rejecting Senate's two-month payroll tax cut
• Federal agency to issue rule on gel fuels
• Bon-Ton lands new credit card issuer
• Butter, cream and eggnog are on sale this week
• Meeting to discuss moving interchange for waterfront development
• Google may launch own tablet within 6 months
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Pewaukee
• Manitowoc City Council OKs reorganization plan
• UW-Fox Valley student housing plan in Menasha gets final OK
• AT&T ends effort to buy T-Mobile
• Weston Village Board nixes bus referendum
• Thrive identifies target clusters for growth opportunities
• Alto-Shaam plans Falls factory expansion, to add 110 jobs
• Marquette upset by LSU, 67-59
• Florentine Opera Presents Carlisle Floyd's Susannah
• Rick Perry called on his homophobia by gay teen girl
• Artist Spotlight: Emilie Autumn
• Legislators worked with Gogebic Taconite on mining bill
• Father Jacques Marquette
• Milwaukee County approves 136 new buses
• UW employees must report child abuse, Walker order says
• Milwaukee's Winter Fest runs from December 21, 2011 through December 31
• Deion Sanders files for divorce from his wife Pilar
• Tigers’ late run helps hand Golden Eagles first loss
• Mell of a Hess
• Hybrid Group transitions to Drive $mart Wisconsin in Dec meet at Andrews Toyota
• Tomorrow is our Holiday Cookie Social from 4:00-7:00 p.m. in the student lounge....
• Where the "Recall Walker" yard signs are in SE Wisconsin: a travel guide
• AT&T ends effort to buy T-Mobile
• Marquette ranked No. 10 in both AP and coaches' poll
• ComScore: Online holiday shopping nears $31 billion
• Harley-Davidson seeking voluntary layoffs
• Talmer completes small acquisition
• Bellin Health, ThedaCare named to federal ACO
• With state help, Bradley Center's income increases
• A link to the video from Koine's TV appearance this morning.
• Students, how are you spending your winter break?
• Associated Bank to close four Milwaukee-area branches
• Walker says lawsuit will protect integrity of recall process
• Milwaukee County to buy 136 buses using federal grants
• Slideshow: Hollywood comes to Milwaukee
• Southeast Wisconsin beating 2010 home sales through November
• How are you getting ready for the holidays? Do you make, bake, or buy your gifts?
• Local schools compete in Fluid Power Challenge-
• Top 10 Bangles to Bring in the New Year, for under $50
• UnitedHealth Group CEO outearns most
• Duke American expands to western U.S.
• Deposits due for journey to Peru in July 2012. Visit + call o...
• Congratulations to all who graduated this weekend!
• Mystery surrounds young son set to succeed late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il
• Stanton Lanier Kenosha performance
• On Wisconsin: An economic double-punch to Wausau area
• Eau Claire County discussing groundwater impacts of mines
• Few business owners publicly choose sides in recall effort
• SEC charges six former Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac execs with securities fraud
• Expansions and relocations fill large vacancies in downtown Appleton
• Packers season nearly perfect for businesses
• Energy project kicks off at Northcentral Tech
• Sara Investment buys foreclosed West Milwaukee retail center
• SOPA continues to be biggest story in tech.
• Downtown Boston Store bucks nationwide trend
• Marquette - LSU preview
• Conceal carry permit applications swamp state agency
• Teen musician, 17, graduates from UWM
• Rick Perry Parody videos, Part III
• North Korea says its leader Kim Jong Il has died
• Michael Jackon The Immortal Cirque Du Solei show coming to Milwaukee
• Admirals top the Rivermen 3-1 marking 5th win of the season over Peoria
• How to calculate Milwaukee County child support
• Watch Koiné on The Morning Blend Monday morning at 9 a.m. (Today's TMJ4)
• Sara Investment buys foreclosed West Milwaukee retail center
• SDC to review programs, outside contracts as cuts loom
• Feds recover $74 million in area cases
• Education grads--check the job board outside the Teacher Resource Center for new...
• Congratulations to the graduating class of 2011! Enjoy commencement today -- we'...
• L.E.P. Bogus Boys – Now Or Neva (Mixtape Review)
• Recall effort against 4 GOP state senators on pace, groups say
• Mill closing won't shred small town of Brokaw
• Jon Blum scores twice in Admirals disappointing 4-2 road loss to IceHogs
• Golden Eagles dispatch Northern Colorado behind Mayo's 22 points
• Reducing risks is key to saving babies' lives
• Recall Walker and Chattering Teeth
• Milwaukee New Year's Eve Concerts
• Milwaukee Jingle Bus tour: sight-seeing with a festive flair
• WWE coming to Milwaukee for Elimination Chamber pay-per-view
• Congratulations, December Graduates! Be sure to find the Mount Mary Alumnae gro...
• One flash-mobbed the Milwaukee Bucks, another is a 17-year-old college graduate,...
• Need a last minute graduation gift? Barnes and Noble Bookstore on campus is ope...
• Ex-'stang QB Greisen rejoins Cowboys
• Winter Wars Show Review (The Mio-Lounge)
• Warhawks' defense leads way to third straight championship
• UW bird flu research seen as bioterror threat
• Stagg party a 3-peat for UDub-Dub!
• Mark Van Guilder scores twice in 2-0 Admirals victory over Marlies
• Woman, nephew sentenced in day care fraud
• State dials back some restrictions on Capitol gatherings
• City police will patrol buses to prevent attacks
• DOT kills Hoan Bridge bike lane proposal
• Find out why Nikki chose Madrid for her Study Abroad journey
• State doctor: Woman charged in fetal abduction not insane
• Staind leave their mark on Chicago
• WisDOT puts brakes on Hoan Bridge bike lane
• Oldenburg Group signs accord with Chinese company
• We will be live streaming the undergraduate commencement ceremony tomorrow. Clic...
• Retail group raises holiday sales forecast
• Congrats again to all the Nursing Grads. Enjoy the Pinning Ceremony tonight. We'...
• Flynn: Associated remains committed to branches
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• Nursing Pinning Ceremony
• Wisconsin DOT hires engineer for Hoan Bridge reconstruction in Milwaukee
• Congratulations Master's graduates!
• Baird snags Layden, Robertson
• The importance of fur trade in early Milwaukee
• SeekingAlpha urges caution on Roundy's IPO
• Top of the List - Foundations
• Schneider to open intermodal training academy
• Top 10 holiday dresses from ASOS.com
• Holiday story ideas from Marquette University
• Chris Hitchens, atheists and fighter for freethought, has died
• Great Wolf sees growth in 2012
• UW Colleges offer students voter ID cards
• Wandell's efforts at Harley land him exec of year honor
• Construction begins on Lambeau Field in Green Bay
• Fox Valley university preps doctors to meet Wisconsin's future needs
• Oshkosh has surplus of school seats as district holds referendum
• Wausau call center seeks workers as it creates 100 jobs
• Home builders still waiting on recovery to generate work
• Podcast: Package prepared to lure Kohl's to Park East
• 12 deteriorating bridges in Fond du Lac County given weight limits
• Appeals court revives lawsuit against SC Johnson
• Big savings on holiday specialty foods
• Watch sale dates on store circulars
• SOPA debate delayed, but leaves committee intact.
• Justice Gableman not charged legal fees in ethics case
• Will Amazon open a store in Milwaukee?
• Ryan-Wyden Medicare plan gets better reception on right
• Britney Spears Performs Final Femme Fatale Tour Date And Turns 30 Years Old
• State lost 11,700 private-sector jobs in November
• Finals begin tomorrow -- Good luck, students!!!
• Comedy Sportz offers a local peak into improv comedy
• Rodney Atkins files for divorce after abuse allegations by his wife
• Walker, GOP sue state elections and ethics agency over recall effort
• Lawyer guilty of stealing $370,000 from elderly client
• Book Buy Back is today in the Student Lounge 12pm-5pm
• Incorrect job loss estimates draw criticism from Wisconsin
• Brothers facing possible prison terms sell Great Lakes Foods
• Kohl's to install electric vehicle charging stations
• Veto on Franklin sewer project referendum upheld
• Harley-Davidson launches global tour program
• ZBB Energy recruits partner for battery research
• Marcus: Corners project might not open until 2014
• Jockey bets $1 million on Tim Tebow to win Super Bowl
• Find the Layton Art Scholarship application online now- New s...
• County Board OKs Shakespeare program for youthful offenders
• Coca-Cola partners with Madison firm on plant bottles
• <i>Working Legacies</i> opens Dec. 16 at the Grohmann Museum-
• March of Dimes names Humana executive as 2012 chair
• Music for the soul - holiday performances this weekend
• This just in: The campus-wide book read will be Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins....
• Bachmann thinks gays in the military will lead to kids having sex with animals?
• Hotels lead Marcus Corp. 2Q gain
• “Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” line now at H&M
• The Future of TV
• Paul Jadin adds 'secretary' title at WEDC
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Mark Schmidt
• Iron ore shipments increase; coal shipments decrease
• Tundra Gear finds good fit
• Developer eyes vets housing near new Green Bay clinic
• Point businesses fare well in tobacco inspections
• Park or housing? La Crosse weighs bluffland use
• Thermo Fisher announces closing of wood plant
• Caledonia to audit tax-exempt properties
• Book Buy Back
• The L.E.P. Bogus Boys Invade Milwaukee (Now Or Neva Listening Party)
• At 84, she lacks identification, but not will to fight voter ID law
• Rep. Tamara Grigsby: persistent leadership on public transit for 21st century
• Head Start audit finds safety violations
• 3 are charged in connection with West Allis man's death
• Jailed Realtor had requested secret immunity in John Doe probe
• Mallace named to College Soccer News' All-America Second Team
• Brad Paisley stops in Milwaukee on his 2012 tour
• Sandra Bullock put her child ahead of career in spite of being a single mom
• Ryan unveils new Medicare plan that keeps traditional option
• Kittie hasn't failed their fans: Interview with Morgan Lander & Siegfried Meier
• New Mitchell Interchange ramps to open Dec. 22
• Bon-Ton loses credit card issuer
• Holiday travel in Wisconsin to grow, slightly
• Bradley Corp. names family members to board
• Joy Global reports improved sales, earnings
• Johnson Controls taps New York City for shareholders meeting
• Sears will stay in Illinois
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• Tufco reports 4Q net loss
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• Zucker, Walker have fun at tourism news conference
• New mining bill could conflict with Great Lakes compact
• What is the Alverno Edge?
• Area hospital rates rose more slowly than national average
• Anyone going to the KISSMAS Bash Saturday @ The Rave? Stop by our table and say...
• Caterpillar sells part of Bucyrus distribution business
• Marquette to celebrate Mid-year Commencement Sunday, Dec. 18
• Wisconsin exports through September up 13 percent
• Appleton office products distributor acquired by Xerox unit
• Baird Venture Partners invests in Montage Talent
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Zhu Julie Lee
• United Way of Greater Milwaukee beats goal by $2 million
• 1,200 hourly Mercury Marine employees will get bonus
• Outagamie board tables funding for study of idle paper mill
• Oak Creek power unit is down for extended repairs
• $12M complex targets Broadway in Green Bay
• Iron mining legislation finally arrives, would speed permit process
• Survey finds fewer people checking in, someone alert the mayor.
• Cop finally fired for beaten man who was filming him
• Teen Mom 2: Season 2, Episode 2 recap
• ACLU sues Wisconsin over photo ID law
• Gluten Free Baking for the Holiday Season
• MPS board overhauls school lineup for next year
• United Way beats goal by $2 million
• Disney on Ice "Treasure Trove" skates into Milwaukee in March 2012
• First arrest made in John Doe investigation
• Milwaukee photographers should copyright their works
• Recording potentially volatile confrontations can be a saving grace
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• GAB will seek more time to review any recall petitions that are filed
• United Way of Greater Milwaukee beats goal by $2 million
• Potawatomi biogas plant zoning gains early approval
• Wage complaint against Kohler Co. certified as class action
• Redevelopment plan endorsed for Reed Street Yards in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee has 'constructive' meeting with Northridge owner
• U.S. Postal Service closures on hold, for now
• Students.....How are finals so far?
• Could Warren Buffett be eyeing Wisconsin Energy?
• Southwest orders 150 Boeing 737 MAX planes
• Speedskating championships start Tuesday in Milwaukee
• Northwestern Mutual puts former WaMu HQ building on market
• Special thanks to Koine for leading our Fireside Christmas chapel service today.
• Madison stem cell firm adds neurons to commercial products
• Wanelo.com - A shopper's haven
• Show grooming tidbits
• One hundred strokes
• Parking tradition may expand near Lambeau
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - South Milwaukee
• Racine Journal Times owner files to reorganize
• ManpowerGroup survey: Local hiring to soften slightly
• Eau Claire reviewing industrial park rules
• A.O. Smith president named to company’s board
• Mount Pleasant approves SC Johnson wind turbines
• Credit union industry sees increase in business in 2011
• Solyndra assets slated for December, January auctions
• A program for basic horse care
• Manpower hiring survey is most optimistic since 2008
• State schools stake claim to names on X-rated Internet
• Parents, teachers fight closure of school that serves special needs
• Braun faces strict MLB drug rules
• The Blue Man Group plays in Milwaukee in early January 2012
• Stopping the divorce process after it is underway
• Yes, Virginia....
• A.O. Smith president named to company’s board
• Racine Journal Times owner files to reorganize
• Being fat in Japan is illegal now
• Rice will not seek re-election to Milwaukee County Board
• U.S. Appeals Court strikes down part of state election law
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• Milwaukee tax bills sent with incorrect information
• November Milwaukee-area home sales up 24%
• OnScreenBrands certified for venture program
• Walker (and Doyle) trashing of RTAs motivate voter support for Walker recall
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• Discovery World promotes water economy to high school students
• Brewers, Ramirez agree to terms
• Bartolotta: Rumpus Room 'killing it' with mix of customers
• Let's pack the Cell tomorrow & beat the Wisconsin Badgers!
• Braun's endorsements include Muscle Milk, ESPN
• “OP”portunity Conference winners announced-
• Showtime Cinema bought by Marcus Theatres
• Packers attract celebrity shareholder
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• Bucks scrambling to sell tickets
• Hollywood movie to film in northern Wisconsin
• Oak Creek Mayor Bolender dies at 68
• Health care projects booming in Janesville area
• Antennas cause delays in Oshkosh housing project
• Utility bill corrections irk some customers
• Franklin interceptor sewer debate continues after construction start
• Wisconsin school property taxes decline
• School districts move toward merit pay for teachers
• SDC to review contracts, spending
• Braun's odds of avoiding suspension tough
• We wish all of our students a successful finals week.
• Cohabitating couples can impact the divorce rate
• Milwaukee tops Rockford 5-4 in a shootout; second shootout win of the weekend
• Upcoming writing and reading events #001
• Oak Creek Mayor Bolender dies at 68
• Franklin interceptor sewer debate continues after construction start
• Packers 'just win, baby!'
• Law creates barriers to getting care for mentally ill
• Marquette downs UW-Green Bay to remain undefeated
• Pulaski pulls together after massive fire burns the heart of a small downtown
• Photo review of Hollywood Undead at the Resch Center
• State's school funding gets squeezed, studies show
• Packers receivers get job done without seeking spotlight
• Winter Farmers' Market offers farm fresh foods through the winter in Milwaukee
• Baylor's Griffin III wins Heisman; UW's Ball fourth in voting
• Braun drug test positive
• Avenged Sevenfold 'Buries' Green Bay
• Christmas with a Capital C Events in Milwaukee
• Roundy's Supermarkets sold on Chicago
• Zaffiro's Gluten Free Mequon
• MKE holiday travel FAQ: scanners, not getting kicked-off or arrested, extras
• Thaddeus Kosciuszko
• UW-Green Bay at a glance
• Choice program attributed to increase in Catholic school enrollment
• Delafield firm's president guilty of tax evasion
• Ryan rails against new foe: 'Lie of the Year'
• Pet picture with Santa
• Rapper Ice Cube Is Out For Revenge & Another Friday Adventure?
• Thousands of Wisconsinites could lose health coverage
• Tollway glitch charges I-PASS users' accounts
• Bankruptcy and divorce can go hand in hand
• Wisconsin group leads state when mixing companion animals and politics
• Holiday flowers and gifts on sale free shipping
• Holiday flowers and gifts on sale free shipping
• Discovering What Is The Best Exercise To Lose Weight
• Free Christmas crafts and printables
• Congratulations to all the MA students receiving their Medical Assisting Pin ton...
• Book proposal checklist: How does yours rate on book, author, and marketing ops?
• Looking forward to tonight's Winter Band Concert at 8 p.m.
• Bruce Pearl called David Gruber for NCAA case
• Food safety main topic at Milwaukee roundtable with top USDA scientist
• OSHA cites Cargill for 23 violations at Milwaukee facility
• Dream Experience Series Teleclasses
• Writing prompt: Winter wonderland
• Keep your piano humidified this winter
• Anthrax, Testament & Death Angel Resume Tour In 2012
• On Tap: Plenty of student performances-
• Milwaukee City Hall inspection report expected by mid-January
• Delafield firm's president guilty of tax evasion
• Sen. Jauch could be target of recall
• Bergren: Bon-Ton not committed to downtown Milwaukee store
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• Top of the List - Largest employers
• Supplier troubles delay Manitowoc crane shipments
• One week left until graduation! Who's ready?
• Fox Cities visitors bureau chief to resign
• Trane to lay off 98 employees
• Port of Green Bay gets back on track
• llinois again denies Mercy Health System project
• Most school employees vote to recertify unions
• Bill would streamline mine permitting
• Podcast: Milwaukee projects to compete for WHEDA tax credits
• Wells Fargo to pay settlement in Wachovia case
• The week in photos in The Business Journal
• Pick'n Save Stores have special coupon sales through Sunday
• Very funny satire of Perry's anti-gay video
• Brewers turn to Gonzalez for better defense at shortstop
• Indianapolis busy preparing for Super Bowl XLVI
• Assembly bill would ease environmental regulations on new mines
• Holiday shopping deals: Dec. 9th-11th, 2011
• Education unions vote to recertify
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• Madison’s LifeGen being acquired for $11.6 million
• Milwaukee County awarded federal bus grant
• Wisconsin Energy earnings up 15.7 percent
• Review of Zeus, by Tom Stone
• Europe debt deal, stronger economic growth send stocks soaring
• Patent infringement suit filed against WS Packaging Group
• Entrepreneurship Week to feature Johnsonville CEO Stayer
• We’re All Too Busy … Missing Amazing Opportunities
• We're placing these signs near all of the entrances to UWM buildings. Effective...
• Lecture to address next steps in United States-Korean affairs
• Hoan Bridge bike path in Milwaukee could carry high costs
• Leinenkugel’s Big Eddy getting bigger
• Today we welcome everyone attending the Admissions Fall Visit Day and the WALE C...
• Checking Barrett's words, actions on bargaining plan with the Flip-O-Meter
• Check out Alverno Dean Dan Horton, interviewed on WISN 12 about holiday shopping...
• Latest Sachdeva auction ends Thursday
• Humana Inc. to add about 130 Wisconsin jobs
• Crop yields look favorable for most farmers
• Green Bay Days Inn closes to make way for Schreiber Foods
• Douglas Co. man charged with stealing $130,000 for porn
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Jason Ladner
• Recertification voting begins for six state employee unions
• Proposed Richfield dairy would lower lakes by about 2 inches
• Miller Park advances in Brand Madness
• iOS 5's Newsstand App leads to increased sales for Conde Naste
• State wants to exempt health insurers from 80% rule
• Not promoting religion is the same as slavery? One candidate believes so.
• Survivor: South Pacific: Episode 7 recap
• Grand jury issues indictment related to Sachdeva case
• State says Milwaukee metro lost jobs in September
• Outpost Sampling Day and Owner Appreciation Day: Head to Outpost Oct. 29
• Plan now to take advantage of Thanksgiving bargains later
• Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries need to work together to save their marriage
• Horicon Fires - Continued
• Capitol to allow concealed weapons; Assembly to allow them on the floor
• State budget panel backs expanding charter school program statewide
• GOP senators cite confusion over recalls under redistricting
• Are you ready for the BIG GAME? Your Blue Angels take on the cross-town rivals...
• PHOTO/VIDEO OP: Milwaukee-area children celebrate ‘HALLoween’ at Marquette University
• Plexus sales, profits decline
• Crain's: Illinois business climate edges Wisconsin
• Thousands of prospective students & their families will visit UWM on Friday & Sa...
• Meeting planners visit Milwaukee
• Kindle Fire Pre-Order
• Milwaukee area loses 1,300 jobs during the month
• Dan Horton, Dean of the School of Business, will be on Channel 12 News at 5 pm,...
• Accelerate Madison announces new director and executive committee changes
• Milwaukee County supervisor introduces wellness plan
• Sendik's ends daily special promotion November 1st
• ART Milwaukee Presents: Rooms
• How is a statue of Jesus in a national park, free of religion? Hint, it's not.
• UWM enrolls the largest number of veterans & service members of any college or u...
• Milwaukee Gun Advocate Jesus Gonzalez Trial
• Nursing Students are now eligible to apply for the CampusRN Scholarship Program...
• Northwestern Mutual approves dividend of nearly $5 billion
• Bemis 3Q earnings dip
• Manitowoc Co. sales, earnings rise
• Business health group's costs lower than average
• Kohler unveils low-emission diesel engine
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Thomas Larson
• Art Museum, Jockey dominate in Brand Madness
• Roundy's announces three new Mariano's stores
• Koss sales, earnings decline
• Otto to receive nearly $400K on leaving Marcus
• Word Catcher by Phil Cousineau
• Why does 1/2 the Republican presidential field, think a god chose him/her?
• CAPCOs resurface in proposal by 3 GOP Assemblymen
• Mastercard and Visa announce plans to sell customer data to advertisers.
• Milwaukee police often face minimal punishment for driving drunk
• 1.5% MPS tax levy increase gets OK
• August primary date is likely for Wisconsin
• Attorney general's office charges 7 with Medicaid fraud
• Issue of the Week: Protecting the Right to Vote
• Milwaukee County Is in Walker's Crosshairs Again
• Recalling Walker
• A 12 step divorce program created by Dr. Micki McWade can help you move on
• We have talented photographers at UWM Photo. This photo taken by Alan Magayne-Ro...
• Roundy's announces three new Mariano's stores
• Koss sales, earnings decline
• Business health group's costs lower than average
• Otto to receive nearly $400K on leaving Marcus
• Manitowoc Co. sales, earnings rise
• Water Street Entertainment District hosts first street festival since 2009
• Gluten-Free Tuesdays at VIA Downer
• Senate passes bill making text messages subject to no-call list
• Wind and Bell's Palsy
• State workers would have wages frozen for two years
• Wave shores up roster
• Wisconsin Realtors Association names new president
• Alverno nursing students maintained a 97% first time pass rate for NCLEX exams a...
• Abele vetoes Ryan Creek interceptor referendum
• Event News: Scream Tour 2011 Comes To Milwaukee, WI
• Values marketing: Ebenezer Child Care Centers and Virtues from the Heart
• Beth Dufek leaving LISC Milwaukee
• Toppers opens Saturday in South Milwaukee
• Busalacchi named to Milwaukee County post
• Night By You hosts Night By You Water Street Costume Court
• Are secular professors more rational than evangelicals? Yes!
• What you don't know can hurt you. Advice on Social Networking sites.
• Milwaukee's early days seen through a poem
• John Roberts to head programming at 'The Lake'
• Wausau Paper to sell 72,800 acres of Wisconsin timberlands
• Journal Communications earnings, revenue decline
• Alliant Energy forecasts loss relating to RMT business
• Koss Corp., Michael Koss settle with SEC
• Sports complex would kick-start Wausau economy, proponents say
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - City of Mequon
• Green Bay-area employers offer onsite health care
• RockBats: It's all about the grain
• Business leaders vent to Walker at event at NTC
• Collaboration unites students of different disciplines
• Saint Clare Center announces new director, $100,000 in grants
• Netflix loses nearly a million subscribers
• Wisconsin Assembly bill would limit attorney fee judgments
• Milwaukee archdiocese pension funds fall short
• Wide-ranging bill pits business against green interests
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 13: Week 6 recap
• Right wing doesn't want to give Obama any credit for Libya revolution
• Districts consider paying teachers based on evaluations
• Studs and duds: Packers beat Vikings, move to 7-0
• County panel restores some parks funding
• Pick'n Save October coupon books expire on Wednesday, October 26
• MMSD lacks super-majority to set tax levy
• Koss Corp., Michael Koss settle with SEC
• The MBA classes this Saturday had a great opportunity - a panel of senior execut...
• Walker names new leader for Workforce Development
• Kimberly-Clark reports lower earnings; lowers outlook
• Signif - "Nice To Know" (Produced By Sauce Fonda)
• Zywave to buy Winnipeg software firm
• Personalized M&M's specials and discounts
• Cedarburg Science acquired by BHE
• Secretary Baumbach resigns from DWD; Newson promoted
• Welch says he killed woman for $7,000, chance to live in Mexico
• MSOE students win national championship-
• Mark Hogan takes expanded role at BMO Harris
• TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY-- Let Career Services Take the Cobwebs Out of Your Resume!...
• Stop by Milwaukee's first-ever Latino Family Expo this weekend on 10/28 and 10/2...
• Protecting your children from domestic violence should be top priority
• Blood Drive going on now until 2 p.m. in the Student Lounge, 4th Floor. Acceptig...
• California's Arrowhead acquires Roche unit in Madison
• Friedlander murder-suicide serves as a warning for divorcing couples
• Right now at UWM.... Photo by: Kyle Stevens
• Southridge H&M to open Thursday
• Artisan Partners boosts Aussie marketing
• Caterpillar profits rise; 4,800 jobs added in third quarter
• UWM to start water school project in early 2012
• West Bend Mutual, George Webb in brand battle
• CRE Guide: Market Report - Office
• Riels looking for someone to take over longtime bakery business
• Proposals target rehiring of retired public employees
• State hears concerns on proposed Medicaid cuts
• Bill Otto leaving Marcus Hotels
• PMI Group subsidiaries in Arizona seized by state
• Utility backbilling issue hits legislative roadblock
• Sluggish economy puts strain on pantries
• The Great Pumpkin
• Removal of crucifix from public school classroom in Europe, gets teacher fired
• Wind turbine issue turns slowly
• Wisconsin owes U.S. $1.18 billion on unemployment borrowing
• Johnson buys pricey pad in D.C.
• The 3 things you should encourage your kids to be when they grow up
• Hollywood rumors don't always hold the pure truth
• Hey Art students! Check out this Sunday's Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel "Decoratin...
• Changing the way the Electoral College works in Wisconsin: a recipe for irrelevance?
• Underground railroad, an abused woman's way out
• UWM to start water school project in early 2012
• Design for Health...Ways Your Environment Can Affect Your Well-Being
• Ponder this: Packers stand at 7-0
• Fall Festival at Spirit Life Church
• Doctors didn't disclose spine product cancer risk in journal
• At least 93 Milwaukee police officers have been disciplined for violating law
• Political odd couple finds common ground on Wisconsin road trip
• Plenty of decisions in offseason for Brewers
• Ed Thompson was his own man in politics
• United Wisconsin will focus on Walker, Kleefisch
• Milwaukee shooting case puts focus on gun rights
• Fires In Hoicon continued
• Flynn isn't Dirty Harry wannabe or a soft-on-crime intellectual
• WLCV calls for massive public response to stop the "Polluters over People" Bill
• Measuring quality improves doctors' care, study finds
• NBA putting its future at risk
• Students, Don't forget to stop by Career Services on Tues, Oct 25th, 5:00pm-6:00...
• It's going to be a beautiful weekend. Enjoy the weather, Panthers!
• Newt Gingrich believes one must believe in religious superstition to be presiden
• Rock Nicki Minaj On Your Finger Tips In 2012
• UW chief wants clear pension, pay rules
• Residents voice concerns about proposed BadgerCare cuts
• Paranormal Activity 3: The curse of the second sequel
• Bill could save nursing homes millions in fines
• Probe into FoodShare scam ensnares 11 county employees
• Court panel keeps alive challenge to state redistricting
• ProHealth completes electronic medical records implementation
• Costa Rica, Italy, Spain, Peru. Want to earn credit by traveling abroad? Bueno...
• Bill Otto leaving Marcus Hotels
• CRE Guide: Market Report - Office
• State hears concerns on proposed Medicaid cuts
• Milwaukee County recommended to receive bus grants
• Window fixed at wind-damaged U.S. Bank tower
• Update: Concealed carry law impact on WI businesses
• Children often get stuck in the middle of divorce cases
• Extending divorce waiting periods could reduce the rate of divorce
• Pfizer settlement returns funds to Wisconsin Medicaid
• Obama announces U.S. troops leaving Iraq by year's end
• Cirque du Soleil hits the Bradley Center
• ManpowerGroup 3Q profits up 55 percent
• Tea Party movement telling you not to hire anyone so Obama will lose in 2012
• High winds smash window in U.S. Bank tower
• Have you sampled the locally grown apples in Warrior Dining this week? We like t...
• Congratulations to Mary Skladanek, Maria Ramirez and Alissa Norberg - they were...
• Walker supports bill to curb double-dipping by government employees
• Congratulations to our UWM Women's Soccer team for clinching the Horizon League...
• Everyone can save someone. Donate blood. Blood Drive Monday, Nov 7th, 2011 from...
• Sensient 3Q tops consensus
• Kardashian wedding already on the rocks?
• vs. Alverno, 10/28, 7pm. Spirit Night-Costume Contest-Serving Contest-PRIZES!! h...
• New businesses use technology more than existing companies
• Nurse practitioners, physician assistants help manage doctor shortage
• CRE Guide - Podcast: Kenosha Chrysler plant
• Allen Edmonds advances in Brand Madness
• State road project to impact dozens of businesses
• Delta jet makes emergency landing near Green Bay
• Fox Valley Tech plans $65 million to $85 million expansion
• Families file suit against Madison-Kipp over chemicals
• Southwest Airlines loses $140M, blames fuel hedge
• Ex-Packers offensive lineman Gillingham dies at 67
• iOS app design can cause data cap issues
• Lawsuit turns Suzy's cheesecake business sour
• Golden Eagles ranked No. 21 in preseason coaches' poll
• Clerk helps police arrest suspect in con game
• Man's furnace, piano held $220,000
• Test scores could be factor in teacher discipline under bill
• League of Women Voters sues state over photo ID law
• Jeff Young named president of Bader Rutter
• Joanne Baldwin turns the tables on husband, Daniel, but to what end?
• Home-grown talent on the line
• Associated net income increases again
• Tune into WISN – Channel 12 News today at 5 pm for the inspirational story of Al...
• Make a Halloween costume and candy bag from recycled products
• Hey Students!!! Refer someone to us and get a set of movie tickets or great Brya...
• Bon-Ton expects practical gift-giving for holidays
• Who's wearing purple today for GLAAD Spirit Day? We are at UWM! Check it out, N...
• PetSmart Halloween sale up to 75% off
• Religion tells you not to question the beliefs of the religion in anyway.
• Health Event in Milwaukee
• Long road ahead for Chrysler plant
• Cain's 9-9-9 Plan: The genius of simplicity
• Marcus offers cooking classes
• Know someone who makes a difference every day by providing superior health care,...
• Dreams and Visions
• God is in the Equation by Kiexiza Rodriquez
• God is in the Equation by Cynthia Patterson
• First-quarter loss narrows for Briggs & Stratton
• God is in the Equation Review by Ayani Meli
• Beth Wnuk leaving PNC Bank
• Will Allen, founder of Growing Power, next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Missing summer evenings like these.... Photo by: Laurent Inard
• New Berlin State Sen. Mary Lazich and a Bad Sex Education Bill
• Wausau Paper's Newell to succeed CEO Howatt
• Snap-on 3Q tops analyst estimates
• PolitiFact: Testing Ryan's claim about budget impact of taxing millionaires
• Holden named to Roadrunner Transportation Systems’ board
• Sensient makes acquisition in Brazil
• UW-L economist: Roenicke best manager in majors
• Developers drop senior housing finance plan
• Cellcom to add 4G next year
• Famous chefs visit Kohler Co. foodie event
• Great Lakes cargo up from 2010 numbers
• FDL Convention and Visitors Bureau awarded $35,000 grant
• Lowrance GPS and locaters and how they help you catch more and bigger fish
• Tyga Returns To High School To Talk Violence, Education, And More
• Rush Limbaugh defends Christian terrorist group in Uganda, so to attack Obama
• iOS Security Software protects users from imaginary problem.
• Felon who was mortgage broker is charged in mortgage fraud scheme
• Survivor: South Pacific: Episode 6 recap
• Marquette projected to finish sixth by Big East coaches in 2011-12
• Demi Moore may be able to forgive Ashton Kutcher for his affair
• Pledge purple tomorrow for GLAAD Spirit Day. Wearing purple on this day symboliz...
• State agencies told to prepare for more cuts
• Panel intends to renew Flynn's contract
• Issue of the Week: Voting Rights Attacked—Again
• How Can We Create Jobs?
• Concealed Carry and You
• Obey touts Kohl, Barrett in Walker recall, but keeps door open for himself
• Alterra wins preliminary approval in Wauwatosa
• M&I's Randall Erickson joins Godfrey & Kahn
• Rapid Prototyping Consortium celebrates 20 years-
• Melvin: Mourning period over
• South Milwaukee Walmart plan moves forward
• Better Business Bureau gives ethics awards
• BMO Harris will not fill Vincent Lyles' position
• Héctor Colón named Milwaukee County health director
• Northwestern Mutual's Tillisch to lead UPAF
• Check out Career Services and let them Take the Cobwebs Out of Your Resume! It's...
• PSC petitioned to rule on Milwaukee streetcar utility costs
• Midwest consumer price index rises 0.2% in September
• Crochet Sesame Street hats newborn to adult
• Cold, rainy & windy here at UWM...How are you spending this fall afternoon? Pho...
• Marquette announces lineup of free fall music concerts
• Permira completes Renaissance Learning buyout
• At Sendik's this week, bargains and indulgences!
• Discover career paths and majors that fit your interest at our Career Showcase o...
• New lab at MSOE presents workspaces of the future-
• Today we welcome to campus a group of high school students from Minnesota. Enjoy...
• UWM announces dean for School of Public Health
• Wisconsin Assembly approves new TIF bill
• UW System faces deeper state funding cuts
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - John Czarnecki
• Selig to retire to Madison to write memoirs on UW campus
• Extend Manufacturing expansion clears hurdle
• Marten Transport profit up in third quarter
• Harley, Quad among Brand Madness winners
• Officials OK TIF plan for Oshkosh City Center Hotel fixes
• Pawlenty joins RedPrairie board
• Bank of America no longer largest U.S. bank; Chase now tops
• Hermain Cain once again putting his foot in his mouth
• Why is Prince leaving, Daddy?
• New records show slower police response time in Milwaukee
• Amazon begins publishing books
• MATC purchaser suspected of buying personal items
• Planners recommend bus system get $11.8 million in federal funds
• Fires In Hoicon continued
• Halloween weekend hot spots
• The leaves may be falling, but it's still road construction season. Please drive...
• Are you an Alverno student or alum searching for a job or internship? Would you...
• Messmer/Shorewood wins case, eligible for football playoffs
• Marten Transport profit up in third quarter
• Pawlenty joins RedPrairie board
• Judge rules in favor of Messmer/Shorewood football team
• Fond du Lac manufacturer plans expansion
• Senate OKs bill limiting voucher school expansion to Racine County
• Do ya, do ya, do ya, do ya wanna dance?
• Where's the BEEF? (on the Mustang line)
• Milwaukee county bus system saved again - for another year or two only
• Social Security recipients to get first raise since 2009
• Transit budget front and center of jobs hearing at Washington Park
• Help scientific research, run BOINC or SETI on your computer
• Harley-Davidson’s CEO remains cautiously optimistic
• Vincent Lyles named to lead Boys & Girls Clubs
• ‘Reality is Broken’ author to speak about using games to solve problems
• As the Wisconsin Lutheran Choir prepares for its December Christmas concerts, fo...
• Happy Medical Assistants Recognition Week! Thank you for providing (or in traini...
• Tell us, are your professors using Facebook, Twitter or Second Life in the class...
• UnitedHealth Group beats expectations on profits
• Looking for something FREE to do in the next few weeks? Check out the campus ca...
• Conservative Think Tank President Visits Milwaukee
• New name for M&I Equipment Finance; stays here
• Wisconsin Energy a takeover candidate?
• Basketball financial windfall for Wisconsin universities
• Juice shop opens in Pleasant Prairie
• Badger Guns to surrender license, police say
• Badger Meter 3Q earnings down
• High School students gain Nobel Prize-worthy experience-
• Quad/Graphics closing two plants
• Harley-Davidson earnings soar
• Brand Madness drawing many votes
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Hartland
• Lincoln Lutheran, Racine Dominicans plan $55M senior campus
• Yahoo trades SEO for coverage
• Brewers have several holes that need to be addressed
• New resource center aims to improve students' access to college
• The Death Penalty puts the innocent at risk of execution
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 13: Week 5 recap
• Drunken driver can't be deported yet, immigration officials say
• September home sales up 17.7% in Wisconsin, median price down 1.5%
• Signif - "Like My Style"
• McCourt divorce dispute over the Los Angeles Dodgers finally wrapping up
• It's complete! UWM Libraries now has the largest green roof on a public building...
• Rival Sons retro Rave Debut
• Rats, roaches pay unwelcome visits to medical examiner's office
• Walker official whose house was raided returns to work
• Johnson Controls to close Hudson plant
• Pick'n Save sponsors scratch-off game
• Cost of a cold brew at Lambeau is relatively cheap
• Report warns of county reserve cuts
• Ill. attracts Wis. retailers through sales tax rebates
• County bus value pass could go up $6
• Milwaukee County, Racine get bus grants
• State to hold Medicaid town hall in Milwaukee
• Athea buys Milwaukee building for $4.4M
• Texas Republican Rick Perry's commission censors report on climate change
• Registration Info for Spring 2012: Courses for the spring semester will be avail...
• "I believe this new medallion is a symbol of where our campus is today and the d...
• MillerCoors unit buys stake in Georgia microbrewery
• J.Lo Since the Split from Marc & What Viewers Really Think of her Commercial
• Recalled senator arrested for OWI
• Jason Inc. acquires Illinois manufacturer
• J.Lo since the split from Marc & what viewers really think of her commercial
• Forbes: Harley-Davidson earnings will rise 85 percent
• BMO CEO: Wall St. protesters 'worth listening to'
• Lowe's closes Brown Deer store
• Renaissance Learning sale can move forward
• Brand Madness launches today
• Brookfield Towne Centre sold for $15.4M
• Miller Park packed for crucial game
• UW-Madison policy restricts double-dipping
• UW program aims to increase rural doctors
• UAW approves Oshkosh Corp. contract
• Stritch Showcase raises more than $100,000 for the University
• Marcum down, Brewers out!
• Lamprey repellent may help control Great Lakes pest
• Pabst Brewery transformation in next phase
• Central City and Avenues West lack off street parking for winter snow days
• Miller Park packed for crucial game
• Wayne Gerdes breaks Guiness mileage record: 48-state drive of Kia Optima Hybrid
• Milwaukee Hybrid owners hear about winterizing and 48-state test drives
• Divorce may be looming for Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore
• Like Rams to the slaughter
• Brewers' season comes to a bitter end
• Brookfield Towne Centre sold for $15.4M
• Milwaukee food bargains at Aldi, Sendik's and the Outpost
• Packers' defense comes to the rescue
• To be a college player in the NCAA means to be an indentured servent
• This is why they call it 'Faith'
• Admirals get their third win of the season; win 3-2 in a shoot out
• Buyer of foreclosed homes in financial pinch
• Queen Latifah Joins Forces With Cam'Ron For New Film Company
• Occupy Wall Street movement reaches Milwaukee
• Outpost Co-op celebrates its anniversary
• The Walker recall fight: marching off into the political unknown
• Big banks ponder next move after fees capped
• Oshkosh Corp. union ratifies new contract
• Occupy protests come to Milwaukee
• Gat Creek: Furniture for the Hearth Made from the Heart
• Occupy Milwaukee and Dental Health Care
• Bielema + UW = BCS; Wilson = Heisman
• Sure, Lovell's a skilled leader, a driven individual, and a man who's passionate...
• Michelle Bachmann believes tax plan is code for Satan?
• Foursome charged with stealing trailers full of goods
• MPS principal removed over dealings in previous job
• Admirals win home opener 4-2 over Wolves
• Continued: Fires in Early Horicon
• Violent threats during a divorce or custody dispute must be taken seriously
• UWM, please welcome Chancellor Michael R. Lovell to our family!
• Walker OKs 4 hours training for concealed carry permit, wants changes
• Frontier halts service from Milwaukee to Pittsburgh, Boston
• Marquette has no intention of leaving Big East
• Milwaukee ranks sixth for working moms
• MPS removes embattled principal from Fairview School
• Gluten-Free Beer in Milwaukee
• Absinthe makes a comeback
• 25 dogs die of canine distemper virus at Milwaukee shelter
• Gap planning to shutter more U.S. stores
• Feds reviewing Zoo Interchange plan
• Who is ready for Fall Break? Safe travels, everyone.
• Congratulations to Adrianna Madrigal, Jamie Jo Jalovec, Leila Jeong and Claudia...
• Remedy for the "DOJ Rules Blues"
• 2nd Annual Hollander Halloween Costume Crawl
• Legislation would roll back Great Lakes protections, groups say
• "UWM will no longer be known as a local commuter school..." promises Chancellor...
• Our Career Showcase event on October 28 is coming up soon! We invite all prospec...
• End Wisconsin Recall Elections
• Area businesses less optimistic heading into fourth quarter
• Five O'Clock Steakhouse reaches deal with Jimmy Buffett
• Gay soldier denied right to marry, does it immediately after repeal of DADT
• Milwaukee future budgets face challenges
• Was Tommy Thompson a paid pitchman?
• Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street Not So Different
• Will an affair destroy or build up Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore?
• Top of the List - Special attractions, Upscale restaurants
• Today we're delighted and honored to celebrate the Inauguration of Chancellor Mi...
• Bank seeks receiver for Franklin theater
• U.S. Rep Gwen Moore next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Union, Oshkosh Corp. hope to finalize details on contract
• Dollar General bid to buy Nekoosa land remains in limbo
• Auto parts store to occupy former Marshfield Hollywood Video
• Trade deals to help displaced workers in Sheboygan area
• New ER opens at Appleton hospital
• Thysse Printing Service making move to nearby Oregon
• Clock ticking for Kimberly mill
• CRE Guide - Podcast: Bostik growth
• Klassik - "MoonRock"
• Outpost Natural Foods celebrates National Co-op Month
• Dear Prince and Albert, please stay
• New chancellor Lovell to put UWM in spotlight
• Senate Democrats, Republicans to be targeted in round 2 of recalls
• Wolf howls, Crew gets back to even
• Human fecal bacteria detected in harbor water samples
• Clarke talks future races, calls a run for county executive a long shot
• Wolf's strong pitching helps Brewers even series
• Susan Dreyfus to lead Families International
• History marketing: Bryant’s Cocktail Lounge, return to the 40s and the 70s
• PHOTO/VIDEO OP: Marquette Dental Students to Host Meet Your Dentist Day
• Milwaukee County Board to consider city's streetcar funds
• Job training program proposed for Milwaukee County
• Why we should not have the electoral college when it comes to the presidency.
• Art exhibit could make big 'impression' in Milwaukee
• Internet Deals - Tide Sale at Amazon 65% off
• Hey Students! Let Career Services take the cobwebs out of your Resume! Bring a c...
• Why we should not promote religion in government
• Museum has high hopes for Cleopatra
• Free Dracula by Bram Stoker eBook download
• Skylight Opera postpones 'Edith Piaf' for one year
• Tax credits let Bostik grow in Wauwatosa
• Star quilt pattern
• Rachel Krueger was named Alverno Athlete of the Week - click the link to read mo...
• Harley shifts Latin America HQ to Miami from Milwaukee
• New faculty join MSOE-
• "Holy Days" performance at Marquette chronicles family life in Dust Bowl
• Suspected gunman's ex-wife worked at Southern California salon where 8 killed, 1 wounded
• PolitiFact: Testing Walker's claim about his teacher-related statements
• It's the inauguration tomorrow. What would you like to say to Chancellor Lovell...
• Houston Astros heading to American League?
• Shed fire burns 4,000 tons of hay near Green Bay
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Scott Heberlein
• We Energies could close Mich. plant that uses Superior coal
• Weston company could add 390 jobs over 7 years
• New contract to create 55 jobs at Rockline in Sheboygan
• Two E. coli cases confirmed in Monroe School District
• HarQen raises $2.5 million in venture funds
• Curwood to close Oshkosh plant
• Improved Ford, GM sales provide glimmer of hope for economy
• Five concerns for the Green Bay Packers
• Survivor: South Pacific: Episode 5 recap
• Fewer students attend MPS schools; many suburban districts' ranks rise
• 1st inning woes continue for Crew
• Site of fatal fire had no working smoke detector
• Urban Ecology Center presents a free autumn celebration at Washington Park
• Later state presidential primary could lose luster
• Feds order Milwaukee to provide voting rules in Spanish
• Curwood to close Oshkosh plant
• HarQen raises $2.5 million in venture funds
• Two Green County children hospitalized with E. coli
• Sheriff, DOT make changes to Hoan Bridge traffic
• Thinking about going to school? Enroll now for the January Semester. Call 414-30...
• Issue of the Week: Occupy Milwaukee on Oct. 15
• Scott Walker Recall Efforts to Launch Nov. 15
• Republicans Could Ban Stem Cell Research in Wisconsin
• Kuttemperoor's 'palace' attracts many prospects
• Brew City to open site at Milwaukee Public Market
• Harmony Initiative targets Marcus Center parking structure
• Johnson Controls sees growth in 2012
• Leaves changing colors overlooking Lake Michigan....Gosh, isn't UWM pretty in fall!
• Company drops interest in buying Kimberly paper mill
• Police taking cameras of journalists during OWS protest, and behaving badly
• Attanasio's firm expands in Europe
• Small credit unions merge with larger CUs
• 2011 ‘Foundations in Wisconsin’ directory now available
• How to Future-Proof a Business
• Port designation brings trade benefits to southeast Wisconsin
• John Deere plans Janesville expansion
• Obama's jobs council zeroes in on entrepreneurs
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Dan Jessup
• Oshkosh Corp. labor negotiations resume Wednesday
• Bankers: Durbin law 'alters banking economics'
• Authority modifies WaterMark plans for project in Green Bay
• Renaissance Learning remains mired in bidding war
• American Girl releases details about St. Louis store
• OSHA investigating Kohler Co. fire
• Wausau lenders unsure of credit score report's accuracy
• iMessgae signals future of ISPs as dumb pipes
• Milwaukee's teen birthrate plunges for second straight year
• Friends with benefits, a medical reason why it doesn’t work
• Baby formula case brings guilty pleas
• Momentum, timing play roles in decision to go after Walker
• Final Super Bowl trophy unpacked at Milwaukee Art Museum
• Clarke says he'll refuse to implement Abele cuts
• Hip-Hop Vets Take A Stand Against Breast Cancer
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 13: Week 4 recap
• Right now at UWM...fantastic sidewalk art between Mitchell and the theater build...
• Fires In Hoicon
• Kelsey Grammer and ex-wife Camille battle over protecting their children
• The benefits of Vitamin D
• National acupuncture and oriental medicine day
• Monetary Reform
• Use your skills in recruiting, relationship building and marketing! The Alverno...
• We're gearing up for Panther Madness on Friday. Be spotted in your Panther gear...
• Operation Pumpkin MKE
• U.S. Attorney James Santelle next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• There is a short-term study opportunity in May in Ecuador! Attend an information...
• A Transformation Trifecta
• NBA cancels first two weeks of season
• Fond du Lac retailers, restaurants score sales during fall sports season
• That was Qwikster, Netflix reverses its DVD unit plans
• CRE Guide: Community spotlight on Cudahy
• Alliant working on project to clean power plant emissions
• Selig: Brewers’ run ‘remarkable story’
• Virent jet fuel tested by Air Force lab
• Oshkosh UAW negotiators meet with national reps
• Playoffs give Brewers retail push
• Anteco Pharma begins expansion in Lodi
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• Albert a darling as Cards even series!
• Netflix reconsiders Qwickster
• Constituents, colleagues unable to reach county supervisor Cesarz
• Homicide charges filed in fetal abduction case
• Milwaukee County supervisors question Abele's budget
• Selig: Brewers’ run ‘remarkable story’
• Walker recall effort to get under way Nov. 15
• Playoffs give Brewers retail push
• Pujols' big night leads Cards over Brewers, evens NLCS
• Barrett budget assumes no pay raises for elected officials
• Stocks soar on European pledge to help banks
• Compassion
• Woman charged with possessing heroin during child's field trip
• Paul McCartney remarries -- And so can you
• Piggly Wiggly's centennial savings
• Admiral Dennis Blair to discuss role of armed forces in democratic development
• Pumpkins are in season!
• Calendars sale and hot products - Internet deals
• Night By You, Muve Music and Promo MKE Present: 2011 Milwaukee Muve Makers
• Godfrey & Kahn named best for women
• Tazinos Pizza holding private stock offering
• Charges filed in fetal abduction case
• Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Hates the Poor
• Milwaukee-area home sales up 28.2 percent in September
• Hearing set for Milwaukee lakefront redevelopment plan
• Free Fleece patterns and ideas
• Renaissance Learning rival Plato raises buyout offer
• Middle school teacher files discrimination claim
• Penny Mustard moves into former Flanner's building
• CNH Global partners with Brazilian manufacturer
• Check out this crew wearing the Lovell*Palooza shirts. Can you spot Chancellor L...
• The Power of Certainty in an Uncertain Age
• NLCS has Brewers still packing the ballpark
• Attanasio's firm signs big South Carolina pact
• It's Inauguration Week Kickoff! Come meet Chancellor Lovell and get your free Lo...
• Mark Attanasio named to LA museum board
• Disability Awareness Week and Wheelchair Days at MSOE-
• Downtown Milwaukee office auction nixed
• Playoffs put spotlight on Milwaukee
• Snowstorm shrinks ginseng supply, drives up prices
• Judge rules for tobacco store in cigarette manufacturing case
• Playoffs to keep paying off for Brewers
• Apple iPhone pre-orders sell out, now have 1-2 week wait
• Oneida County to seek mining bids
• Wisconsin Rapids-area entrepreneurs launch club
• Abele's budget plan cuts 559 jobs
• GB claws back to win in the ATL
• Common F/ Makeba - "Blue Sky" (Produced by No I.D.)
• Gas tax short of covering roads
• What a perfect morning for the Panther Prowl! The University of Wisconsin-Milwau...
• Downtown Milwaukee office auction nixed
• On Crew's control in NLCS opener
• TD by Jennings puts GB up 22-14
• Playoffs put spotlight on Milwaukee
• Financial firm kept nearly half of state's CAPCO investment
• 2 brothers battle in court over lakefront lot
• Many citations against Capitol protesters dismissed
• Oshkosh workers reject second proposal
• Boy relies on Postal Service to find God
• Flynn: 'fetal abduction' resulted in death of baby, birth mother
• Is your supplement all it's cracked up to be!
• Litigation in Horicon's Early Days
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• New Building Code Requirements for 2012
• Can you spot the rainbow?
• Wolverines retain undefeated status
• Playoffs to keep paying off for Brewers
• At year's holiest time, Jews immerse selves in mikvah bath
• Player Profile Countdown - Jani Lajunen and Juuso Puustinen
• Regents approve nursing school building for UW-Madison
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but unemployment rate stays at 9.1%
• Oshkosh Corp., union reach tentative deal
• What a great night to be in Milwaukee. Congrats, Brewers!!! Beast Mode.
• Steve Jobs, the man behind the music
• Fashionistas! Check this out--our students are part of the @MilwaukeeArt MAM Af...
• Business stops for Brewers' decisive playoff game
• Innovation is in the air in Milwaukee
• Brewers advance to NLCS after dramatic victory in 10th inning
• Brewers score third place in MLB fan support rankings
• Webb offers 68-cent burgers to celebrate Brewers
• District may discipline students after assault on driver, bus theft
• Southridge names new mall manager
• Roundy's responds to fired Rainbow Foods manager
• State agency spends $60,000 on iPads for all staffers
• County to receive $5.4 million for fatherhood initiative
• UWM & Pounce Panther are sending some good vibes to the Milwaukee Brewers. Let's...
• Top of the List - Architectural firms, Best/worst stocks
• Oshkosh hires retired Army general to lead defense segment
• Milwaukee economy cooled in August
• U.S. adds jobs, but jobless rate stays at 9.1%
• Alverno is hosting a Preview Day for high school students on Friday, Oct. 28 sta...
• Recycling plant delayed in Sheboygan
• Some Madison bars require driver's license for entry
• CRE Guide: Bank to auction Kuttemperoor home
• Pumpkin prices stay steady with average crop
• Thermo Fisher to close Two Rivers plant
• D.C. and Nevada lead in long-term income growth
• Suit filed in Renaissance Learning sale
• Republicans want to undo Smart Growth law
• American Family to add 75 jobs in Madison
• Bank to auction Kuttemperoor's 'palace'
• Oshkosh Corp. reaches tentative deal with union
• Puccini's Turandot Opens Florentine Opera’s 2011-2012 Season On A High Note
• Net Neutrality fight may already be lost.
• Player Profile Countdown - Victor Bartley
• Long-term mortgage rates at record low level
• UW president urges state to reinvest in universities
• Rapper Guru Honored With Limited Edition Converse Sneaker
• Van Hollen backs concealed weapons legally carried in Capitol
• In the spirit of Halloween
• QuadMed opens clinic in Oklahoma City
• Walgreens Home Care to close Wauwatosa operation
• Thermo Fisher to close Two Rivers plant
• Dozens rappel Milwaukee City Center for Special Olympics
• The Democratic Party of Milwaukee County Hosts Occupy Milwaukee
• New Shire housing lots to hit Brookfield
• Roundy's takes heat after firing stabbing victim
• Mike Falbo appointed to UW task force
• Rock-Tenn settles suit challenging Smurfit-Stone acquisition
• Home sale prices decline in Milwaukee
• Sheriff blasts work-release sentence for illegal immigrant
• The STATE of WI is HIRING! State of Wisconsin Application Workshop Thursday, Oct...
• The High Risk of “Wait and See”
• ASQ: Consumer awareness among keys to quality
• Encouraging Young Minds
• Movie Night for students...tonight! Caroline Student Lounge, 4-8pm. Showing "Th...
• Oconomowoc Lake 'trophy property' to be auctioned
• Bon-Ton reports sales decline in September
• Kohl's sales up 4% in September
• Want to be part of a flash mob? E-mail sociocul@uwm.edu with the subject line "F...
• PNC economist: No double-dip
• Rib Mountain tobacco store owner suing state
• Sherwin-Williams to consolidate two plants in Wausau
• Kohler Co. constructing new office building
• CapX2020 power line project gets federal fast-track
• Auction set for Janesville residential development site
• Steve Jobs had Green Bay roots
• Lights' sophomore album, Siberia
• Best and Worst of Milwaukee Film Fest 2011
• Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin Newsletter - September 2011
• Will the XBox 360 replace your cable box
• UW System to ease transition for transfers, lessen stigma
• Kulla selected as finalist for Lowe's Senior CLASS Award
• 10-year power line plan could cost $4.4 billion
• NRA concerned about implementation of concealed-carry law
• Will protests vs. corporate greed catch on? Bank on it
• Player Profile Countdown - Kyle Wilson
• Survivor: South Pacific: Episode 4 recap
• Brewers slammed again, Arizona forces Game 5
• Apple says co-founder Steve Jobs has died at age 56
• Justin Newkirk, Tournament Pro and Expert Bass Angler
• Democrats propose more job training spending
• 'LIKE' if you are lovin' this gorgeous weather.
• American Family adding 65 jobs in Pewaukee
• Milwaukee streetcar debate heats up
• Visit MSOE’s new Bridge-
• MPS awarded $30 million to improve college readiness
• Frontier Airlines reports increased traffic
• Slideshow: Diamondbacks rout Brewers before sellout crowd
• The Alverno Admissions Department has an opportunity available for an Assistant...
• Fishnet—not Fishfry—Fridays at Blu at The Pfister
• ATC plans $3.8 billion-plus in projects
• Issue of the Week: Fake Jobs, Real Session
• The Milwaukee County Budget: How Will It Affect You?
• Free and fun family events are at a college near you.
• Walmart plans move forward in South, West Milwaukee
• Koss Corp. meeting frustrates some shareholders
• Cudahy gets new development director
• Perry wants to police sex lives of gays while cutting pollution controls
• Panfishing through the ice with safety in mind
• There's a Yoga-Lattes class outside today at Noon, and it's open to all! Meet in...
• Chinese and Western cultures to be explored during conference
• The single malt scotches of Islay
• Tonight, come cheer on our UWM Women's Soccer, 7 p.m. The Panthers are ranked No...
• Testing Miller claim on education cuts
• Program on Versus features audio captured from Rodgers, McCarthy
• Officials try to route Milwaukee streetcar money to buses
• Future students: Come visit our campus on Snapshot Saturday, 10/15, to learn abo...
• Interim UW-Madison chancellor Ward's term extended 2 years
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Traci Dalsin
• W-O-W Workforce Development receives training grant
• Northwoods businesses look to grow local talent
• New Apple iPhone fails to wow investors, fans
• New Janesville HospiceCare facility could be up and running by late 2012
• Famous Footwear coming to Regency Mall
• Most of waste from Rock the Green avoided landfill
• Tomahawk businesses begin post construction recovery
• Saint Francis of Assisi Chapel opens with Dedication Mass
• Player Profile Countdown - Evan Trupp
• Rumor mill drives Apple fans to disappointment
• Women may be able to enter short term marriages
• Former Sen. George must pay $91,000 in state taxes, penalties
• Feds will end SDC's Head Start funding unless problems resolved
• Waukesha transit pool program stalls
• Milwaukee man dies after driver knocks him from Hoan Bridge
• Slam helps sink Brewers, force Game 4 vs. D'backs
• Most of waste from Rock the Green avoided landfill
• W-O-W Workforce Development receives training grant
• NFL Network to air AFL games in 2012
• Coffee, A history of a herbal health drink and modern business
• My choice for the GOP presidential candidate
• Education reform leader next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• Right now on campus.....a FOX!
• U.S. Bank overtakes M&I in metro Milwaukee deposits
• Three sought for firing on day care van
• Wells Building in Milwaukee sold
• History marketing: The Pfister Hotel: elegance, tradition, and the arts
• Apple's next iPhone is no iPhone5
• Movie Night for students...10/6, Caroline Student Lounge, 4-8pm. Showing "The H...
• How Specialty Product Retailers Can Accelerate Growth
• Award winning author to discuss modern day China
• Bradley Foundation plans to expand Milwaukee office
• Milwaukee greenhouse project approved
• Sonic Foundry's Buinevicius resigns
• Dark Arts: Alchemist Theatre’s spook house Faust
• Accessories Courtesy of Mother Nature
• Fortune Brands completes spin-off that includes Master Lock
• Milwaukee panel endorses 48-room hotel for Bishop's Creek
• Caption this contest: Comment with your best guess what this squirrel is doing o...
• New report blames mussels, pollution for Great Lakes mess
• The Ides of March Presents Liberal Dream Candidate
• Pacific Sands to sell retail business
• More than 160 employers to attend MSOE Career Fair-
• Join us for our "Be A Teacher" seminar on Oct. 12 at 6 pm. Click the link to reg...
• Associated names Robert Watson treasurer
• Co-op to pay $550,000 penalty after worker trapped in grain bin
• Milwaukee Film Fest increases attendance 17%
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Mount Pleasant
• New report faults green jobs training program
• Chamber study: Students expect little economic change
• World Dairy Expo: Happy cows? They'll be here
• New Bartolotta restaurant offers hearty menu
• Generac buys Berlin light tower and generator manufacturer
• 'Microgrids' energy storage project announced
• Are online services hubs for government surveillance.
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 13: Week 3 recap
• Signif - "S.I.G.M.A.T.A." (Directed by Darren Alexander Cole)
• Darius Johnson-Odom named to Preseason Wooden Award list
• Breach-of-contract case against insurer moves to U.S. court
• Player Profile Countdown - Taylor Aronson
• State jobs hotline for businesses produces few leads so far
• State agents pull plugs on tobacco machines
• Protestant denomination to ordain openly gay minister in Madison
• 5 bicycle officers injured in 1 month, but police not deterred
• Fee waiver pushed for copies of birth certificates
• Religious right-wing rationalizes beating of wives by husbands
• JCPenney closing part of Tosa facility
• Mood tense in Assembly chamber
• Walker's plan: Good or bad for economy?
• Generac buys Berlin light tower and generator manufacturer
• City's Hispanic population up 44 percent
• Visit with us at the four Chicago-area National Christian College Fairs this week.
• Milwaukee Film Fest increases attendance 17%
• New Bartolotta restaurant offers hearty menu
• Google offers free training to Wisconsin businesses
• 'stangs QB inks contract for 2012
• Skylight assets increase, but ticket sales fall short
• Assembly passes Walker bill
• MLS: Metro Milwaukee homes sales dip 5.7%
• Wisconsin GOP Trying to Supress Vote
• Marquette engineering college receives $5M gift
• Free Halloween craft patterns
• Stritch cancels state budget meeting
• Labor supporters continue fight in Madison
• Quad/Graphics has cut 3,000 jobs since World Color deal
• Firms booed for Walker contributions
• Steve Forbes, John Schlifske hit road again
• Tolls return as option to fund highways
• Sprecher unveils new brew
• Downtown Milwaukee loses cafes
• Review: Alchemist’s "Faust" offers mind-blowing spectacle
• Developer wins decision against city of Kenosha
• Marquette College of Engineering receives $5 million gift for faculty chair
• February foreclosures hit 36-month low
• High school students from the area will be at the #WisconsinEducationFair at Mou...
• Genencor plans expansion in Beloit
• Court rejects challenge to mall vote
• Senate passes collective bargaining bill
• Bank employees charged with fraud
• Online boycott for Walker's budget grows
• Racine businesses debate dissolving BID
• Appleton approves transit union contract
• Green Bay trash may support energy plant
• Feds appoint two outside Anchor BanCorp directors
• Manufacturer move clears path for PNC
• Playoffs are money for Brewers
• Soaring aerospace demand sparked early Ladish contract talks
• Think-tank study suggests toll roads for Wisconsin
• Edgerton Hospital completes transition to its new facility
• Wells Fargo to lay off 31 in downtown Milwaukee
• Milwaukee Brewers to raise ticket prices
• AT&T asks court to dismiss Sprint antitrust lawsuit targeting T-Mobile deal
• History, development collide on Madison's State Street
• Pets of all shapes visit Stritch for a blessing
• State teams go 4-0 in dream weekend
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011 film review: On Tour
• Milwaukee Fatherhood Summit organizes Job Fair
• Bills limiting lawsuits added to Legislature's jobs session
• GOP candidates can't avoid Ryan's Medicare plan
• Senate passes collective bargaining bill
• Brewers win caps dream sports weekend
• People and Places
• Manufacturer move clears path for PNC
• Miller Park packed despite Packers
• Squeeze play in sixth helps spark victory
• MIlwaukee Admirals weekend wrap up
• Should lawyers be writing our laws?
• President Obama condemns GOP candidates for allowing homophobia against soldier
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 10
• Brewers, Badgers send fans to sports nirvana
• 83 minutes of life delivers lifetime of memories, grief for parents
• Yo + Prince + Braun = win
• Milwaukee area's job growth leads U.S.
• Door County begins opening up after storm
• Another police bike patrol officer struck by vehicle
• Selling Your Home?...Try Implementing Some Feng Shui to Get Your Home Noticed!
• Playoffs are money for Brewers
• It's a great day to be in Milwaukee. Let's go Brewers!
• Gallardo, Fielder shine in Brewers victory
• Interested in becoming a #nurse? Sign up to come to our Transfer Nursing Informa...
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 9
• Badgers' offense has talent to burn - anyone
• Admirals top Icehogs 5-3 in preseason opener
• Brewers, Diamondbacks know how to close out games
• Gilkes to leave Walker's staff to head campaign for expected recall attempt
• Teen guilty of killing girl returning from dance practice
• Oshkosh Corp. employees reject labor deal
• Building on Horicon
• Man on ventilator dies after power failure
• Milwaukee-area Hispanic leader to be honored by Packers
• Medical College narrows dean search
• Wells Fargo to lay off 31 in downtown Milwaukee
• Soaring aerospace demand sparked early Ladish contract talks
• Milwaukee Brewers to raise ticket prices
• Which MLB team got the best bang for the buck?
• Researcher to speak at Marquette about bilingual education
• Did you know: today is International Translation Day? Alverno offers a Spanish/E...
• Walker moves presidential primary, names new chief of staff
• State wants to shift some Medicaid recipients to lower-cost plans
• [Photo Friday] UWM Libraries green roof is almost complete. Solar panels are goi...
• Experts available: Brewers and baseball story ideas from Marquette
• The Wisconsin Avenue Bridge closes Monday! Please look to many alternatives for...
• Horicon Happenings
• Door County parks and trails closed due to storm damage
• Johnson Controls finalizes deal to end Saft joint venture
• ATI Ladish and unions reach new deals
• Russell Investments survey: No double-dip
• You Do Not Need Religion to Be a Good Person
• Like Alverno, the Milwaukee Brewers are #1 in the Midwest, winning the National...
• Campus is caught up in the Milwaukee Brewers & Green Bay Packers spirit.
• Hey GOP, Newsflash: Chris Christie is a Moderate
• Marquette University to celebrate opening of new engineering facility
• Leadership Summit for students on 10/7 in Notre Dame Hall 248. Overnight Retrea...
• River walk taking shape in Oshkosh
• Gardetto: Scrapping Baptista’s brand helped business grow
• Study: Losing Skyward could cost state thousands of jobs
• Wausau's Whiskey River Bar & Grill to reopen
• Madison locksmith ordered to pay $35,000 for underhanded practices
• Sachdeva to pay $680,014 restitution from 401(k)
• CRE Guide - Podcast: Northridge Mall
• Racine Unified iPads costing $100K
• America's favorite new minor league ballparks
• Fans crowd Brewers pep rally at Summerfest
• Are you providing a safe sleeping environment for your infant?
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 8
• Sailing ahead
• Nebraska built the model for Badgers' success
• Let's celebrate Blasphemy Day this Friday!
• Interesting sky over WLC right after the power went out.
• The Daily app shows less than stellar subscriber numbers
• How DNA testing can help you discover your roots
• Madison tech company raises $20 million in venture capital
• Eye of the tiger
• 23 charged in pharmacy drug investigation
• Marquette gets grant to expand services to pregnant women
• Homicide charge filed in death of 11-month-old girl
• Abele's budget raises health costs for workers, trims sheriff's budget
• Johnson wants to help Senate GOP set tone
• Most teachers unions plan to recertify under new rules
• Fans crowd Brewers pep rally at Summerfest
• Values marketing: Wauwatosa's Fair Trade for All and Sustainability
• Passports for Infants
• Gardetto: Scrapping Baptista’s brand helped business grow
• Sachdeva to pay $680,014 restitution from 401(k)
• Spiritual Exposure
• Free Card Making downloads
• 'stangs add horses to the corral
• Milwaukee manufacturing sector on the rebound
• Way to make the Wauwatosa Campus proud Jodi!
• Cyberbullying
• Abele releases 2012 Milwaukee County budget
• Les Aspin Center for Government will honor Sen. Durbin
• Which Wisconsin colleges offer the biggest paydays?
• We're looking for Mount Mary students to participate in some professional photo...
• Wilbur Ross, Amalgamated Bank and southeast Wisconsin
• Run Lovell Run! Chancellor Lovell leads the pack with his running group & the UW...
• Northwestern Mutual to raze one of its downtown buildings
• ManpowerGroup pilot project supports abused women
• UW-Stout police take down professor's posters
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Glenn Roby
• Stadium board OKs Lambeau expansion
• Black River Falls man wins suit vs. Walmart
• State cranberry industry growing in China
• Bliss Communications diversifies with commercial work
• UW-Fond du Lac building addition on hold
• UW-Sheboygan creates bachelor's in special ed
• Realtors Association president heads to national post
• Caledonia soccer complex gets recommendation
• 77 metro areas post job increases, led by Houston
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 7
• Wisconsin Council of Sport Fishing Organizations' statewide meeting at WFT
• Amazon's tablet creates media and hardware race
• Survivor: South Pacific: Episode 3 recap
• FDA, firm battle over tainted wipes
• Diverse team to tackle education in Milwaukee
• Proposed Milwaukee County mental health funding up
• Nearly 3 of every 10 state homicides tied to domestic violence
• Issue of the Week: The City Budget's Open Question
• Walker's Cuts Hit Milwaukee County Transit
• Walker Administration Thwarts Federal Health Care Reform
• Greendale doctor faces more charges
• Komisar Brady moving from downtown Milwaukee to Honey Creek
• Marquette neighborhood center awarded $1.5 million
• MSOE adds new capabilities to Rapid Prototyping Center-
• Kohl's plans wind turbines on Menomonee Falls office
• CBRE picks new manager for Wisconsin
• Sara Investment buys Mukwonago building
• Columbus, Wis., firm fined for 'no call' list violations
• Wisconsin among states taking health care reform challenge to Supreme Court
• Milwaukee Halloween costumes
• Brewers win is easiest route to homefield advantage
• Walker calls special session of Legislature focused on jobs
• Walker calls special session on jobs bills
• $1.5 million HRSA grant awarded to Marquette Neighborhood Health Center
• Business advice from...Martita's Mixers: less guilt and getting out there
• Shout out to UWM Panthers Men's Soccer Team as they take on in-state rival Green...
• No criminal misconduct found in Nickolaus' actions
• Abele budget to avoid transit cuts
• Plea deal in witness assassination case
• Come celebrate Alverno's #1 U.S. News ranking today in the Commons - we'll have...
• Renaissance Learning rejects increased bid from rival
• Student Government Open Meeting: 12pm today, North Dining Room. All students wel...
• Actuant reports improved 4Q results
• Kohl's opens 30 new stores
• Fabricating Specialists plans to add 150 jobs
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Tamara Maddente
• Proposed Eau Claire County sand mine will get longer look
• Merrill OKs cash-for-jobs deal with Hurd Windows & Doors
• Wausau City Council approves $42,000 for Sports Authority
• Green Bay Packers to tear down former Big Lots building
• Tip leads to arrests in string of robberies
• Cornhusker fan becomes Badger booster to get into game
• Exhibition - Impressionism: Masterworks On Paper
• Performance: Steel Magnolias
• Performance: Monday Always Leads To Murder
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 6
• Coming soon: Wisconsin Governor's Special Jobs Session
• Back To School And October Opera Around Town!
• Abele plan taps federal funds to save bus lines
• TWiT offers insider coverage everywhere
• Waukesha County levy rises less than 1% in Vrakas budget
• Man gets 12 years in scrap yard killing of teen burglar
• Investment firm to pay 5 school districts $30 million
• Milwaukee landscape architects recognized for Menomonee Valley project
• Green Bay firm to add 15 jobs with expansion
• Case-Shiller: Home prices show slight uptick
• Child Protective Services
• Catching cold
• Howes is (back) in the house
• Cookies – What Are They Good For?
• Health insurance premiums up 9% this year
• Shoe drive until 10/25, to benefit #SamaritansFeet and #Soles4Souls. Drop off in...
• Milwaukee Brewers party supplies
• Have you seen Curtin Fountain at night? It's a must-see! Thanks Michael Schmit f...
• Milwaukee commuters & workers ask Gov. Walker "Where are the jobs?" (and trains)
• Wisconsin joins Disability Employment Initiative program
• Walker says he was unaware of aide's immunity deal
• Pet food program helps struggling families in Milwaukee and Ozaukee Counties
• Barrett budget has small levy increase
• Taxi drivers to sue city of Milwaukee to expand permits
• Visit Milwaukee hospitality training gets energetic start
• Alverno Professor Desiree Pointer-Mace was a featured guest on MPTV's 4th Street...
• And get green yourself!
• Equity firm increases Renaissance Learning offer
• Milwaukee Admirals Training Camp Preview
• Madison panel deals blow to Edgewater redevelopment plans
• Brewers set season record for ticket sales
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight - Hartford
• Fond du Lac takes over blighted Pinky's site
• Macy's to hire 78,000 for the holidays
• Mount Pleasant YMCA to be named in honor of Diversey
• Downtown Milwaukee Marriott for sale
• Wood County leaders differ on how to help local economy
• OSHA cites Kraft/Oscar Mayer for safety violations
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 5
• Milwaukee mayor's budget cuts 12 firefighter jobs
• A Triple Header From Ceol Cairde
• Netflix goes to war with cable providers.
• Cheesehead maker has issue with billboard
• Dancing with the Stars: Season 13: Week 2 recap
• Ultimatum surprises Social Development Commission
• State Supreme Court to decide who can issue search warrants
• 17 states now pushing for action on Asian carp
• Oshkosh Corp., union at odds over contract
• Packers handle Bears, move to 3-0: Studs and duds
• More Business for Your Business
• Pittsburgh ends 12-game skid at Miller Park
• Downtown Milwaukee Marriott for sale
• Lace up your sneakers and try to outrun the Chancellor! Beat Chancellor Lovell's...
• Brewers set season record for ticket sales
• To prohibit firearms or not
• Law firm sells Greenfield office
• Check out this video on how you can help Alverno "Knock Down Hunger!" We will be...
• Piggly Wiggly sells four stores to franchisee
• Wis. Lottery to give away Packer road game trips
• Generac expects elevated demand into next year
• Welcome to Homecoming Week 2011! We'll begin the festivities today with a corn r...
• PSC: City may have to pay for streetcar
• Macy's to hire 78,000 for the holidays
• Milwaukee health partnership secures expansion planning grant
• QPS survey: Entry-level labor hard to find
• Congrats, Milwaukee Brewers for clinching the NL Central Division Title! Want a...
• More apartments proposed in Milwaukee
• Packer Baby Teeth Matter Contest
• Frontier Airlines to cut 213 jobs
• DOT studies Highway 14 projects
• Brewers playoff frenzy good for business
• Legislators try to keep Skyward in state
• 2011 holiday hires on par with last year
• Obama jobs plan sends funds to schools
• Kimberly-Clark challenges assessments
• Fond du Lac biogas bids exceed estimates
• Sheboygan gun club moves out of school
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 4
• B.o.B F/ Lil Wayne - "Strange Clouds"
• More in Wisconsin earning college degrees
• S. Korean carmakers shift gears and get in the fast lane
• DA looking at voter bribery accusations
• Barrett's city budget proposal for 2012 would roll back library cuts
• Parks director raise blocked
• New Berlin affordable housing construction to begin
• Nashville sends 17 to Milwaukee; training camp begins Tuesday
• When the President, Congress and both parties have sinking poll numbers, who wins?
• Lake Mills woman dies in Illinois motorcycle crash
• Packers Bear down on Chicago
• More apartments proposed in Milwaukee
• Watching the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers game today? Look for the UWM co...
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 3
• Priceless preemies, costly care
• State takes 1,200 Milwaukee County inmates off FoodShare
• Tiny towns battle to keep post offices
• Fecal bacteria found in storm water
• UW sets sights on campus housing
• Troy Davis execution may bring calls for repeal of death penalty ban in Wisconsin
• Railroads Part 2
• Axford sets save record as Brewers down Marlins
• '50s Michigan Street Diner all shook up over lease, foreclosure spat
• Frontier to MKE: Newer ads, but fewer flights and jobs
• Milwaukee Brewers Division champs shirts and merchandise available at Kohl's
• Playoff frenzy good for Brewers, business
• More on Business
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011: Day 2
• Wisconsin may gain waiver from federal education mandates
• Nicki Minaj And Others Give Students Wake Up Calls
• Crew clinches, ends 29-year drought!
• At Miller Park, fans join in the revelry
• Frontier Airlines to cut 213 jobs at Mitchell International
• County pension rules change could save $60 million or more
• State warns retailers about roll-your-own tobacco machines
• Railroads
• Packers travel to Chicago: Five key matchups
• Plane pull fundraiser happens Saturday at Mitchell Airport
• Woman interviewed for state job days after it was given to Archer
• Frontier Airlines to cut 213 jobs in Milwaukee
• Stein Optical changing to Visionworks
• Top of the list - Investment managers, Universities
• Women, Peace & Security discussion goes until 7pm, WILPF giving you a voice in a...
• Governor's spokesman granted immunity
• Maria Butler, Director of PeaceTime, WILPF, speaking now about the UN Security C...
• Sears to sublet store space
• Heading over to the Women, Peace & Security event now to hear about the UN Secur...
• Retailers refill space near North Avenue
• Milwaukee Film Fest 2011 film review: Natural Selection
• Favre making football comeback - on the airwaves
• Franklin approves $500,000 grant for Baptista’s expansion
• Wisconsin issues warning to roll-your-own cigarette sellers
• Swisher Hygiene buys Brown Deer firm
• [Photo Friday] Autumn has arrived -- Happy fall, UWM!
• Osseo firm expansion to create 111 Wisconsin jobs
• Second bidder secures financing for Renaissance buyout
• Sheboygan rail line gets $6.9M
• Nekoosa considering retailer's proposal
• CRE Guide: Concordia neighbors upset about building plans
• State plan could move tech company out of Stevens Point
• Oshkosh home building drops again
• Thermo Fisher to close Two Rivers plant
• Yum sells A&W Restaurants
• Madison considers restoring Edgewater funding
• Water project wins federal funding
• Wideout's career moves ahead in 'Ernest'
• State threatens to cut off SDC's contract for emergency aid
• MIcrosoft works to improve Bing
• World markets fall sharply as investors focus on recession fear
• Wisconsin library begins lending iPads
• Costs rise as terra cotta problems at City Hall stymie officials
• Soldier enjoyed performing, sports
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• U.S. Bank plans 35 more Milwaukee layoffs
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• DJ Screw Heads To The University Of Houston
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• Majority of Supreme Court signals opposition to opening deliberations
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• Marquette University to inaugurate 23rd president Sept. 23
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• Doctrine of Mary’s Immaculate Conception Examined
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• Marcus Corp. reports 25% 1Q earnings increase
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• Furniture and ApplianceMart to open in Marshfield in October
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Chris Stamborski
• Associated completes $262 million TARP repayment
• Eviction of Racine World Gym owner moves ahead
• Dane County treasurer to run for Baldwin's seat
• Record turnover in Oshkosh schools in 2011
• Festival Foods set to open first Sheboygan area store
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• Florentine Opera Names Four 2011-2012 Season Studio Artists
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• Milwaukee panel backs gun ban in city-owned buildings
• Amerikas Addiction - Blame It On The Drugs EP
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• FBI seizes items at home of former top aide to Gov. Walker
• Business as Usual
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• Progressive economist: Recovery to stay weak
• Senate bill provides $120 million for manufacturing initiative
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• Associated completes $262 million TARP repayment
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• Wisconsin Club buys Brynwood golf course
• Maxim Healthcare to pay Wisconsin $389,246
• PNC Bank plans two Brookfield branches
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• Milwaukee Common Council Supports Gun Ban
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• Adell evacuated after 'series of explosions' at co-op
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• Wausau council delays sports group funding
• Big start, finish to summer drive northeast Wisconsin tourism
• City of Green Bay backs Hotel Northland remodel
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• Obama plan would pump more than $1B into Wisconsin
• Hiring for Phonathon
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• Clergy sex-abuse victims, lawyers ask international court to investigate Vatican
• Smoky haze across Wisconsin caused by Minnesota blaze
• Walker among governors asking N.Y. to ease new ballast rules
• State could get $369 million under jobs proposal
• Google debuts flight service
• More measles confirmed
• Census Bureau tallies bleak toll of Great Recession
• Assembly passes bill to move presidential primary
• Abele aims to cut county's $3 million paramedic subsidy
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• Is Social Security a ponzi scheme?
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• Kohl's reissues earning statements
• Delta planning more capacity cuts
• UW-Waukesha graduates largest summer class
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• Brownstones shopping center in Brookfield sold
• Walker, other governors ask New York to relax ballast rules
• Feline obesity series: Weighing cat food, another tool for weight loss
• Marquette dedicates new urban green space at Norris Park
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• Eagle Technology acquired by The Reserves Network
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• Artisan Partners plans $250 million IPO
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• Dunn County sand plant could bring up to 100 jobs
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• Feds say Miles Kimball Co. discriminated against deaf worker
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight on New Berlin
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• Horicon Business Goes On
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• Health companies move to Bay View office
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• Help Will Allen's Growing Power win $50,000
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• ATC venture Duke-American files $4 billion in plans
• Sale of Dean Foods' Waukesha dairy plant completed
• Lakeview building sold for $4.3 million
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• Kohl's stock loses value in market turbulence
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• Another lawsuit filed against Triad
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• Hearing set to discuss sewer district proposed budget
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• Grieving mom crusades to ban grain alcohol after son's death
• Prosser tempered ruling on bargaining
• Green Bay Packers 53-man roster breakdown
• Walker budget could cost UWM $27 million
• Mathematical modeling may improve health treatments
• Von Maur took liking to location
• Associated Bank CEO Flynn's total pay: $5.03 million
• State firms among Fortune’s most admired
• Hoan Bridge reconstruction begins
• Milwaukee City Hall review continues
• Cinco de Mayo opening for new El Rey
• Advantage Refrigeration names Dudan CEO
• Paranet Group to move to Research Park
• Wisconsin added jobs in January
• SEC bans Sachdeva
• Hurricane Grill & Wings opening Wisconsin locations
• Kohl's opens nine new stores
• Cardinal Stritch to construct new chapel
• Oshkosh Corp. fired union president Monday
• Budget views vary across private sector
• Walker offers concessions to Dem senators
• Assembly approves bill for Von Maur site
• Fuel costs spark 30% jump in airline fares
• Not all troubled banks will topple
• Pearl Jam 20, Alpine Valley Sat. 3, Sun 4
• Traffic delays expected Labor Day weekend
• Fishing meetings & tournaments in southeast Wisconsin
• Have a fantastic Labor Day holiday!
• Don't protestors have a right to protest against the Pope?
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• Business advice from…Curt Denevan, RCB Awards: light the torch
• Milwaukee recall TV ads topped $4 million
• WISN-TV names Monfre's replacement
• Assembly approves bill for Von Maur site
• Obama backs off tougher ozone regulations
• Late surge lifts Brewers over Astros
• Former psychologist found guilty of relationship with patient
• Ingersoll Rand outsourcing jobs in La Crosse
• GE Oil and Gas closing Oshkosh plant
• Who's in, who's out: Packers projected 53-man roster, version 3.0
• Business advice from…DeAnna Radaj of Bante Design LLC
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• Florsheim, Stacy Adams tab Cramer-Krasselt for ads
• Olsen bankruptcy case repays DOT $2.4 million
• Lake Express offers deals for kids, motorcycles
• West Allis mayor denounces neo-Nazi rally
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• Community ARTreach Presents: ART of Food
• Odyne Systems lands $2.9 million contract
• Montgomery Gentry play Walworth County Fair, Friday 9/2
• Banks and Hotels
• Marquette University announces 2011-’12 theatre season
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• Mason Wells a seller in Roadrunner deal
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• Channel 4 owner sues 'The Cool TV' for $257k
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• We're open on Labor Day, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• We're open on Labor Day, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• PolitiFact: Putting Abele's pension position to the Flip-O-Meter
• End-of-summer fruit and vegetable bargains
• Employers added no net jobs in August, while unemployment rate was unchanged at 9.1 pct.
• CRE podcast: Water Council taps 5th Ward
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• Community Industries Corp. plans organic farm
• Neenah fancies fun, art for new downtown plaza
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• GB station hopes to air Packers pregame events on Sept. 8
• Oshkosh City Center Hotel sold
• Waterford joins Wisconsin Main Street program
• Michelle Bachmann called out on her bigoted statements about gays
• 'Love and be loved ...'
• The journey
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• Incubator for water-tech firms planned for Walker's Point
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 25 recap
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• Moscow Ballet teams up with new Milwaukee dance company through internet search
• Packers cling to 20-19 lead in 4Q
• Roots Restaurant Offering Gluten Free Options
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• Sweep was in the 'Cards'
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• Wisconsin awarded $993,662 to boost public health
• Many banks still struggling; where are the loans?
• Grand Avenue: Foreclosure won't affect mall operations
• Hurricane forced Kohl's to close 81 stores; most reopen
• Father of Local 9/11 Victim next guest for “On the Issues” at Marquette Law School
• If you haven't registered yet, there's still time! Classes start Sept. 7.
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• Issue of the Week: Health Care Reform Propaganda
• Nazis Set to Converge on West Allis
• An Out-of-Control Justice
• Buildings sold for downtown Milwaukee Marriott
• Foreclosure suit filed against Shops of Grand Avenue
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• Kolpin Outdoors buying Cycle Country ATV line
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• White House: Obama speech won't conflict with Packers game
• Peace Action Wisconsin Holding Counter-Protest at West Allis Nazi Rally
• PolitiFact: The Walk-O-Meter goes back to school; checking education promises
• Managing CRM - People on the Move: Sept. 1, 2011
• CRE Guide: Mike Timmers
• General Mills CEO gets highest marks
• Apartments renovated in Fond du Lac
• Gauthier Biomedical expands in Grafton
• AT&T launches 3G service in Sheboygan
• Recovery starts for Madison landscaper
• CenterPoint mall negotiations stalled
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• Wisconsin open government site flawed, audit says
• Juvenile officials placed on leave in slaying fallout
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 24 recap
• Obama jobs speech up against Packers
• United Way drive to target infant mortality in city
• Audit says state informational website is of limited value
• WEAC seeks Prosser recusal
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• Homes on Walnut in Horicon
• Brewers fall to Cardinals again
• United Way sets $48M goal, up nearly 5%
• Marquette Libraries release digital transcripts of Memories of Pre-Holocaust Europe interviews
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• Airlines’ strange fees include charges for antlers
• Packers & Brewers & Badgers: oh my!
• Online job postings take dip in Wisconsin
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• Wisconsin Teacher Retirements Double
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• Justice sues to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Ahern plans Menomonee Valley office
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• Joy Global selling LeTourneau's drilling business
• PolitiFact: Testing Club for Growth claim that Thompson supported "Obamacare"
• Welcome new students, and welcome back to everyone returning - have a great year!
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with General Capital's Steven Schnoll
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• Wells Fargo hiring 90 for busy Twin Cities mortgage unit
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• 162nd Walworth County Fair 'Boat Load of Fun' Aug 31 – Sept 5
• Kanye West Now Among The Many Artists Banned In China
• iPad Gets Handwriting to Text OCR Thanks to the 7Notes HD App
• In pain, mom-to-be found only dentist wait list
• Orangutans go ape over iPad apps
• Sheboygan mayor says he won't resign
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• Okauchee homeowner shot intruder twice, affidavit says
• Feds to ease sign rules; Milwaukee, other communities to save millions
• Errors doom Brewers in loss to Cards in opener
• Koss sales, earnings up
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• Downtown Milwaukee loses Boutique Larrieux to 3rd Ward
• Happy 7th anniversary Joyce with BSC- You rock the front desk!
• Discovery Clothing to open in Wauwatosa
• Loyalty Building tenant moves office
• Red Rock Saloon owners buying McGillycuddy's
• Consumer confidence retreats in August
• Case-Shiller: Home prices rise in major markets
• Wells Fargo hires M&I's Gina Alberts Peter
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• Park East developer Curto files for Chapter 7
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• National Governors to convene in Milwaukee in 2013
• ZBB Energy to establish China joint venture
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• Kid Rock, Maroon 5, Lady Antebellum headline Lambeau show
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• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight on Lake Geneva
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• "Circle Mirror Transformation" lives up to its name
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• McGillicuddy's will reopen Thursday
• The Wisconsin recall campaign: as negative as it gets
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• Madison-based clinic warns of possible disease exposures
• Kohler Co. working to address power needs after hurricane
• WEAC changes course on recertification votes
• Mark Neumann announces U.S. Senate bid
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• Milwaukee citizens tell Abele to do the right thing - but where is the money?
• Tourism department offers grants to attract meetings to Wisconsin
• New Lambeau seats were to be suites
• Generac scrambling to meet generator demand after hurricane
• Supervisor Sanfelippo proposes part-time County Board
• Glendale Business Center sells for $3.6M
• ATC narrows route options for Wauwatosa power lines
• Neumann says he'll run for Kohl's U.S. Senate seat
• Milwaukee area saw $371 million in housing activity in 2010
• Milwaukee named among most sedentary cities
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• Admission Possible Milwaukee moving to Schlitz Park
• Experts available: Back-to-school story ideas from Marquette
• Blogger Lewis eyes Luke Sims' Eagle Capital fund
• Steinhafels opens first Illinois store
• UW-Whitewater's new assistant AD - People on the Move: Aug. 29, 2011
• Classes start Wednesday!
• Winter Services to move HQ to West Allis
• Lambeau Field concert details announced, but still no acts
• Green Bay Packers season opener a boon for hotels
• Pay to top Madison health care execs exceeds national average
• Defcee & Moses F/ Sean Smart & Korim - "The Feeling"
• A New Breed of Health Club Gym in Grafton, WI.
• Wisconsin schools alter sick-leave plans
• Age, wage to play big roles in health cost
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 23 recap
• Abele blames high county debt on 'reckless' borrowing
• American Hotel, (the mystery)
• Winter Services to move HQ to West Allis
• Kraft beats Cantlay to win U.S. Amateur
• Discipline still pending for UW doctors
• Will Lambeau expansion get support from the state?
• The pending 2012 apocalypse
• Search resumes for Racine boy, 11, missing in Lake Michigan
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• Milwaukee shows in September
• 9-11 transformed state's National Guard members
• Green Bay ready for its close-up on NFL opening weekend
• Eat local in Milwaukee restaurants
• The Nillaz - "Do You Know"
• Police launch saturation patrol to combat gun violence
• Teachers face new employment landscape
• Would governor recall be a package deal?
• Crew sends Cubs' Dempster packing to pad NL Central lead
• End-of-summer cookout bargains
• Free Crochet Halloween afghan pattern
• Enjoy the fruits of summer!
• It's move-in weekend. Welcome, class of 2015! Happy moving. :)
• Hurricane Irene's east coast cruise delays, halts MKE eastbound flights
• "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" - Dentistry
• God Opposes the Proud (Pride)
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• Couple trade 'stuff' for around-the-globe journey
• Minnesota thaws out Chill in debut
• Police have lead on Messmer vandalism; one protester arrested
• Prosser admits touching Bradley's neck; she says she suffered no harm
• A.O. Smith completes Lochinvar deal
• Packers, NFL on tight time frame
• Welcome back to campus-
• Hurricane Irene powers increased demand for Briggs & Stratton
• Airlines, Travel Guard adjust to hurricane
• Humana: Health plan costs decrease with health information exchanges
• Think summer is dead at UWM, think again....Here's what you missed.
• Investiture, cookout and bonfire, tonight! Your future is about to begin! http...
• Payless, Stride Rite to close 475 shoe stores
• Irene takes aim on Northeast: 2 million ordered out
• The latest Guide to Higher Education released
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• Koss introduces Tony Bennett-signature headphones
• Top of the list - Employee benefits firms, electrical contractors
• Banks and Business
• Embracing the Challenge - People on the Move: Aug. 26, 2011
• Concealed carry law impact on WI businesses
• Slideshow: Protecting Water Street
• Cops in bars help build a safer downtown
• CRE Guide - Podcast: Mequon Country Club
• Waukesha, Racine discuss water sale
• Wausau event to generate $1.8 million
• Janesville school closings rejected
• Second company bids on Renaissance
• National Dog Day is August 26 - Dog Dentistry
• Brewers' surge to first led by clutch hits, pitching
• Certified capital companies lobby heavily for venture capital bill
• Erwin Merar, founder of the Milwaukee Admirals, remembered by local writer
• Big Brother: Season 13: Live Double Eviction
• Top Walker aide Archer takes leave of absence
• Special prosecutor: No charges for Prosser, Bradley in fracas
• Two years after firing, Scocos appointed again as state vets secretary
• Fortune Brands unveils final spin-off plan for Master Lock
• Packers adding 6,600 seats to Lambeau without increasing taxes
• Cops in bars help build a safer downtown
• Diane Welsh joins von Briesen & Roper
• Foreclosed homes account for fewer sales
• New Berlin affordable housing project starts next month
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• Tomorrow is the big day: Warrior Orientation & Welcome Weekend begins. Can't wai...
• UW-Madison grant to aid children with neuro disorders
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• Lawrence receives grant for advanced microscope
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• Gov. Walker reappoints Scocos DVA secretary
• Legally married gay couples in U.S. face split because one isn't citizen
• Packers announce Lambeau expansion plans
• Hartland’s H&P recalls more products
• Wisconsin tax credits support 3M growth
• New student lazer tag tonight, 5:30pm! Game on, people!
• Packers announce Lambeau expansion plans
• School Specialty sees improved quarterly sales
• Packers plan $143 million Lambeau project
• Second bidder makes offer for Renaissance Learning
• IT is reporting that student email has now been restored - thank you for your pa...
• State awards $286,000 in training grants
• Baird exits medical education firm
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Pugh
• Corn harvest solid despite rough weather
• CVS continues planning for Oshkosh store
• U.S. law to insure more Wisconsinites
• Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
• Students Graduate From Veteran Rapper Yo-Yo's School Of Hip-Hop
• Medicines running short across U.S.
• Companies weigh dropping health insurance after law change, survey finds
• Brookfield lawyer charged with stealing $542,000 in unclaimed funds
• Four state metro areas gain jobs in July; eight areas decline
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 21 recap
• Area transit systems compete for leftover KRM money
• More Business for Your Business
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• Issue of the Week: Democracy Should Begin at Home
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• What's Next for Wisconsin's Unions?
• Winter Fest attracts state tourism grant
• Muma, Crowley buy cheap shares
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• The 'where' of QR codes: 60 places to use them in your promotions
• Most Wisconsin metro areas lose jobs in July
• CRE Guide: Market Report - Office vacancy
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• Wisconsin State Fair Park reports $4M surplus in 2010-11
• Roundy's opens third Mariano's Fresh Market in Chicago
• Brewers sluggish in loss to Pirates
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• Caterpillar expands operations in China
• CRE Guide: Take 5 - Tim Casey
• Nature Conservancy raises record $31.7 million
• Stella & Chewy's requests $4 million for new Milwaukee plant
• Bike path on Hoan Bridge backed from Bayview to Mequon to Johnson's Creek
• New Proven Direct president: People on the Move: Aug. 24, 2011
• Plale to become state rail commissioner
• James T. Harris show moving to Tucson
• Chancellor outlines financial challenges facing UW-Eau Claire
• Marathon County's deficit more than doubles; board mulls tax rate hike
• New biogasoline made by Madison company passes critical test
• Janesville still could land isotope plant
• Roadrunner Transportation to merge with Prime Logistics
• D.C.'s Union Station, National Cathedral damaged in earthquake
• Leadership Center to partner with Hispanic Professionals
• Back to School for Milwaukee - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hoan bike lane backers speak
• Another lawsuit targets Triad
• Walk for the Animals September 10, 2011
• State to tie some child-care subsidies to attendance
• Back-to-school (for entrepreneurs): SEO: Evaluate Your eMarketing Efforts
• Big inning propels Brewers over Pirates
• MKE's Twitterati: Advice from Urban Ecology Center & InterContinental Milwaukee
• Roadrunner Transportation to merge with Prime Logistics
• James T. Harris show moving to Tucson
• Plale to become state rail commissioner
• Sports Illustrated senior writer Peter King to speak at Marquette
• Virginia earthquake reaches Milwaukee
• GE Healthcare cutting 81 Milwaukee-area jobs
• Wisconsin firms make Inc. 5000 list
• Ignore The Milwaukee Brewers, if you can
• Wisconsin banks improve in 2Q
• 5.8 magnitude earthquake in Virginia rocks Washington area, felt up and down East Coast
• Marquette announces full-tuition scholarship for Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year winner
• GOP presidential candidate believes that we as Americans, belong to his god
• Rexnord seeks $2.5 million from city for expansion, upgrade
• Jury rules against Johnson Controls in car seat case
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• Internet integral in 2011 Beloit College Mindset List
• Von Briesen plans 'crisis' team, IT center
• M&I boosts BMO earnings
• Layton State's new CFO - People on the Move: Aug. 23, 2011
• Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission drafts bargaining rules
• CRE Guide: Spotlight on Waukesha
• LTC will start culinary school in downtown Sheboygan
• Regal Beloit completes acquisition of A.O. Smith business
• Tomahawk downtown set to welcome new businesses
• Planned UW Union Terrace makeover draws outcry
• Free Brewers vouchers for pints of blood, Aug 23, Miller Park
• The Bachelor Pad 2: Episode 3 recap
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• Wisconsin court at center of Fair Use ruling
• After mixed success in recalls, Democrats reflect on what's next
• Ryan firm in rejecting bid for White House
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• State employees gearing up for health care costs
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• RMT hired to build Oklahoma wind farm
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• Franklin Graham and Rock the Lakes Hit Milwaukee
• State Bar of Wisconsin suing LexisNexis
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• Free Crochet baby set pattern
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• Dunn Bros. Coffee to open in West Bend
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• Early Autism Project leases new Madison office
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• West Bend apartments sell for $2.2M
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• New coinsurance payment will cost state workers, retirees
• Verizon strike to end Tuesday
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• Wisconsin's photo ID law for voters to face lawsuit
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• Knowledge is the key to a healthy pregnancy
• Legal fees soar for Wisconsin taxpayers over bargaining, redistricting
• Brewers winning at ticket office, fan shop
• Teachers, families bear burden of school supplies
• Yung O F/ Jay Keyz - "Put It Down"
• MKE Employment 101: Landing a Mitchell Airport job, Part 2
• Some cities act to ban guns from government buildings
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• Packers defeat Cardinals in home preseason opener: Five storylines
• Medical College of Wisconsin earns $45 million grant
• Tornado hits Marinette County; 1 dead
• Milwaukee crime numbers continue downward trend
• Tour celebrates Harambee turnaround
• Horicon Business Revisited
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• Greendale considers Boston Store TIF deal
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• Hey Students: How are you spending your break?
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• Top of the List - Law firms and fitness centers
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• CRE Guide - Podcast: Retail centers sold
• Mt. Pleasant YMCA construction to begin
• Marian University gets new restaurant
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• Flynn: Banks are solid despite price swoon
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• Back-to-school (for entrepreneurs): Twitter in 2012
• KI to buy Australian furniture supplier
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• Racine Co. judge found dead of apparent suicide
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• Wispark buys 85 acre Delphi site
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• Slideshow: New Summerfest stage planned
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• Van Holten growing in Waterloo
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• CRE Guide: Take 5 with Laura Bray
• Morgan Aircraft to take flight
• Wirch keeps seat
• Wells Fargo tests $3 monthly debit card fee
• Westwood Aluminum laying off 87 workers
• U.S. to reopen Menominee Kenosha casino plan
• Unemployment @ WEAC
• Troubled Whitefish Bay recluse reached out - and touched
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• Aide disputes report, says Ryan still isn't running for president
• J. Cole - "Work Out"
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• Menominee application for Kenosha casino to receive fresh look
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• Best Selling scrapbook products on sale
• Karl Rove Thinks Paul Ryan Will Run for President
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• GE Healthcare to buy PAA Laboratories
• Young scholar award helps Marquette biological sciences professor study life at the molecular level
• Despite buzz, Ryan hasn't changed mind on 2012 bid
• Rockwell receives order worth more than $4 million
• Experts available: 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• Artist Spotlight: Kanye West
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• Albert Einstein, one of the great humanists of our times
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• SBA doubling small business investment in rural areas
• ProHealth taps quality VP - People on the Move: Aug. 16, 2011
• CRE Guide: Spotlight on Brown Deer
• Stevens Point develops incentives to lure medical company
• Green Bay cargo industry more than doubles from last year
• Kohl: Rural jobs key to boosting state's economy
• Wisconsin holds five of nation’s best small towns
• Google to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5B
• WEAC issues layoff notices for 40% of staff
• After dramatic summer, recall races take final bow
• Milwaukee County pioneers primate iPads
• Neighbors seek to revive Bay View High School
• Brewers' owner Attanasio not expecting double-dip recession
• The Bachelor Pad 2: Episode 2 recap
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• Wisconsin students to pay more under new tuition pact with Minnesota
• Special prosecutor named in Prosser/Bradley altercation
• The Tea House- Continued
• Lerix - "Another Round"
• Religious right with high divorce rates, want to "protect marriage from gays
• Jungmann, Bradley talks continue
• Wisconsin holds five of nation’s best small towns
• Bishop laments missing out on the White House
• Attanasio: Brewers still hope to sign Prince Fielder
• Free Webinar Wednesday! Build Your Career Opportunities on LinkedIn at 11 a.m. ....
• Attanasio noncommittal about buying Bucks
• New restaurant will replace Brookfield Charro
• State property values drop for third straight year
• Brewers' Attanasio: 'Everything's OK' with stocks
• Daniels Sharpsmart to open in Sturtevant
• 30 Minutes Or Less: Eisenberg and Ansari team up to rob a bank
• Obama brings out the jokes for Packers' visit
• Dickten Masch buys Mexico plant
• Minnesota signs tuition reciprocity pact
• Rent college textbooks and save for back to school
• Event recap of SlutWalk Milwaukee 2011
• Wisconsin property values down 1.8% in 2010
• Eat Local Resource Fair at the Milwaukee Urban Ecology Center
• Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan Quick to Bash Local African-American Community
• WEAC issues layoff notices to 40% of staff
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• Marquette's Haggerty Museum launches online database of collection
• Woodman's plans Waukesha store
• Bingheim named MYAC GM - People on the Move: Aug. 15, 2011
• Kenosha Best Buy sold for $6.6 million
• Slideshow: Super Bowl champion Packers visit White House
• Economy shifts spending habits
• Ralcorp rejects third ConAgra offer
• Menomonie clinic to feature low rates, flat fees
• Biron NewPage mill fire injures 3
• Branding plan aims to attract tourist dollars to Fond du Lac
• Think relationships in the workplace
• Gold buyers, sellers motivated by uncertain economy
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 17 recap
• Motorists find relief at the pump - for now
• Mental health reforms hit snags
• Nearly 35% of Wisconsin residents do volunteer work, study says
• Liberal billionaire helping fund media groups in Wisconsin
• Why I am not an atheist
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• Kenosha Best Buy sold for $6.6 million
• Back-to-school (for entrepreneurs): Using Email to Reach Your Market
• Individual winners and losers from Packers' 27-17 loss in Cleveland
• Handbooks replace union contracts in Wisconsin schools
• Prosser's recount got ample funding
• Firm to design Les Paul exhibit at Waukesha museum
• Wisconsin is a 50/50 state once more
• Packers-Browns: News and notes from first team offense, defense
• MKE in the media: Milwaukee airport ups and downs, July-August 2011
• State window makers see no break in economic downturn
• Fair visitors, workers see no effect from violence
• Packers rookie Cobb receiving some praise
• Rachel Mueller's 'Tea House' Continued
• Betancourt's homer enough as Brewers 3-hit Pirates
• Former Marquette head coach, Winter, inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame
• Honoring a fallen hero, Jerabek Challenge Aug 13
• Obama bears up during Packers fete
• Court rejects health-law mandate
• State will switch to public workers for FoodShare program
• Fair disturbance not planned through social media, chief says
• Weakland, Sklba to be questioned as part of archdiocese bankruptcy case
• Junkyard worker convicted in teen's death
• Wisconsin Local Foods Journal: Your guide to local eating
• Who's in, who's out: Packers projected 53-man roster, version 2.0
• Was Wisconsin the public service union’s last stand?
• Back-to-school (for entrepreneurs): Results-Oriented Websites
• Packers pay Obama a painful visit
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• Local woman entrepreneur Valerie Daniels-Carter elected to Packers Board
• Two teens charged in slaying of pregnant woman
• Champion Packers finally visit White House, Obama
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• Slideshow: Super Bowl champion Packers visit White House
• Slideshow: Wisconsin's five biggest 5-day stock swings
• Slideshow: How Wisconsin's top stocks fared this week
• Closing Wall Street bell to end tumultuous trading week
• Milwaukee’s fastest growing firms honored
• Flynn doesn't mince words about State Fair incident
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• BMO economists trim U.S. growth forecast
• Badger Meter raising dividend
• Five headlines as Packers open up preseason slate in Cleveland
• Friday Fun Fact: The Bible, the world’s best-selling book, is also the world’s m...
• Commerce Department reports July increase in retail sales
• Anyone going to the Nursing Pinning Ceremony tonight?
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• Rachel Mueller's 'Tea House'
• Top of the List - Office property managers, office furniture
• Community Role - People on the Move: Aug. 12, 2011
• Retail jobs increase in 14 metro areas
• CenterPoint mall project edging forward
• Stevens Point publisher expands board
• Flights to Phoenix added at Fox Valley
• Green Bay mall recycling going slow
• Advisers urge investors to stay calm
• WEAC leads Wisconsin in lobbying
• Royster-Clark redevelopment supported
• Rock the Ranch, Carnival of Madness Tour July 13
• Facebook Messenger good replacement for Facebook App
• Is the PC era coming to a close?
• 3 Marquette University alumni seek mayor job in Phoenix
• U.S. Bank to contribute $16 million in foreclosure aid
• Sav F/ Tahaya Lewis - "Shining"
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 16 recap
• Asian carp found in lower Wisconsin River
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 15 recap
• BloodCenter, Masons host drive to honor community leader
• In emotional stock market, 400-point swings become routine
• Sendik's no longer considering Kenosha store
• Obama visits Johnson Controls in Michigan; firm plans new battery plant
• Zoom Room Milwaukee
• Claims process open for Furniture Deals & Steals
• Tufco posts loss on struggling printing unit
• German company selects Brookfield for North American plant
• Wall Street bounces back again, lifting Wisconsin stocks
• Metro area home sales up sharply from a year ago
• Milwaukee faring better than most metros in factory jobs
• Milwaukee home sales up 45.6 percent
• Classes are just a couple of weeks away! How do you plan to finish out your summer?
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• Delavan Rescue workers want to form union
• Regional property tax levies increase 1.5%
• Federal Judge Terence Evans dies overnight
• Impairment drops Briggs & Stratton to 4Q loss
• Susan Retik, of Beyond the 11th, speaks at powerful lunch, Pfister, Sept. 22. -...
• Caption this contest: Comment with your best guess what this squirrel is doing....
• Kohl's reports 17% earnings growth in 2Q
• Rayovac, Remington owner Spectrum posts sales growth
• US stocks rise on encouraging unemployment claims
• Wipfli adds a partner - People on the Move: Aug. 11, 2011
• Symphony Corp. acquires New Jersey firm
• CRE Guide: People In The News
• Sheboygan Meals on Wheels seeks office
• Sales drop for Appleton Papers
• Stritch launches online Truth in Lending Agreement process
• Gamefish evening migrations
• Packers' finances will allow re-signings
• Newspaper branded tablets miss point of the electronic publishing
• Walker says he'll focus on bipartisanship
• Kohl's adds Northwestern Mutual's Schlifske to board
• U.S. Bank joins Milwaukee housing push
• "Virtual rat" project earns $13 million grant for Medical College
• Former state Justice Butler joins Gonzalez Saggio
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• Issue of the Week: The Incompetent Standard & Poor's
• DNR's Water Pollution Permits Come Under Scrutiny
• What Are the Causes of Youth Violence?
• Potawatomi names new food and beverage director
• Wildeck buys Arizona ladder manufacturer
• Volatile Wall Street drops again
• Mayfair Leasing changes name to Ewald Fleet Solutions
• Wisconsin Rep. Vos proposes stricter recall rules
• Growing Power's Allen wins new Beard Foundation award
• Milwaukee rolls out downtown art display
• Bielema, UW 'All In' with QB Wilson
• Kindle Cloud Reader - No app or extra software needed
• Premarital Sex Not Behind Violent Attacks in Milwaukee
• UWM computers hacked; data on 75,000 exposed
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• Military killed the Taliban who downed US helicopter,
• Sluggish recreational market slows Johnson Outdoors
• Quad/Graphics reports sales dip, narrower net loss
• U.S. stocks drop after Dow's best day since 2009 on continued worries about the weak economy
• Moving up at Total Mechanical - People on the Move: Aug. 10, 2011
• Wisconsin Democrats Should Not Recall Walker
• CRE Guide: Community Spotlight on Kenosha
• Strattec reports improved fourth quarter
• Schools might get relief from No Child Left Behind Act
• Walker signs Wisconsin redistricting bills
• Herzing University opens second location in Madison
• Fed keeps rates low through mid-2013
• Petrol Pal LLC simplifies the oil-gas mixing process
• Ranslow (Conclusion)
• Republicans take 4 of 6 in recall elections, hold Senate
• Apple offers gift cards for aging Macs.
• Tips, offers to help family of slain mother of 7 pouring in
• Event News: Rappers ¡OYE! and Klassik LIVE at the BBC
• Walker signs legislation to redraw district boundaries
• Brewers beat Cardinals in extras, lead NL Central by 4
• Live results for tonight's historic recall elections
• A look at the Packers first unofficial depth chart, notes included
• Matt Flynn will look to make his payday in preseason
• Walker signs redistricting bills
• Strattec reports improved fourth quarter
• Requiem for Steam opens Sept. 23 at the Grohmann Museum-
• Market ride ends on high note; some Wisconsin stocks bounce back
• Slideshow: Dow's 10 worst days
• Milwaukee approves financing for Rexnord, Suzy’s, Cafe Benelux
• Hunt for Asian carp above barrier comes up empty
• Engineering professor honored for teaching excellence
• Menomonee Valley has more to develop
• According to a recent career survey - Over the past three years, 94 percent of A...
• Integrative medicine and buzz words
• Recall Elections Underway
• Dohmen buys Missouri firm
• Infinity Exteriors buys larger building in Waukesha
• Milwaukee-area personal income rises in 2010
• UWM Campus Kick-off is gearing up for Pantherfest, exactly one month from today....
• Milwaukee-area home prices won't rebound until 2012
• Wisconsin schools on Forbes' Best Colleges List
• Pacific Cycle rebounds from slow start to year
• U.S. stocks rise after worst day for market since 2008; Federal Reserve meets
• MCW names bioethics prof - People on the Move: Aug. 9, 2011
• Merrill window manufacturer up and running
• Walmart proposal sent back to Mount Pleasant Plan Commission
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with Miron's Klaus Lemke
• Fox Valley firms look for regulatory help
• Slideshow: Wisconsin’s top 10 stock drops
• BofA, Wells Fargo predict 1 in 3 odds of another recession
• Argento’s latest, “Dracula 3D”
• The Bachelor Pad 2: Premiere recap
• Pregnant mother slain in front of 13-year-old son
• S&P cuts insurers' credit ratings in line with U.S. downgrade
• Recall elections Tuesday are unprecedented
• Five players who could surprise and make the 53-man roster
• Hamilton Park - "Thing Called Us"
• Cadougan named MVP of 2011 Scion Dental Milwaukee Pro-Am
• The Ranslow's from Rolling Prairie
• Slideshow: Wisconsin’s top 10 stock drops
• Misleading Crisis Pregnancy Centers
• Milwaukee gains more than it loses in budget bill
• Milwaukee-area stocks sink as Dow dives again
• Sensient to resume stock repurchases
• Position battles: Packers find depth and talent at outside linebacker
• Nervous investors unload stocks, drive Dow down over 600 points
• Cold treats in the village of Wauwatosa
• Frontier expands seasonal service to Florida
• Wisconsin credit unions show improvement
• Stop mob attacks or face dire consequences
• Sondheim Collection established at Marquette
• With this being the last week of the Spring 2011 semester, we would like to remi...
• Falk plant to get $35 million upgrade
• Free Baby sampler cross stitch pattern
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• Thanks to everyone who stopped by to see us at UWM Day at the Wisconsin State Fa...
• Suzy's Cheesecakes plans Milwaukee plant
• Bounce TV coming to Channel 49 in Milwaukee
• Planet Fitness to open in Franklin
• National Premium buys Kansas competitor
• Stocks tumble after S&P downgrade of US credit rating
• Directing NAWBO - People on the Move: Aug. 8, 2011
• International group picks New Berlin for HQ
• Resch Center near Green Bay risks becoming outdated
• 45,000 Verizon workers go on strike
• Racine shortchanged on parking tickets
• Transit costs burden rural schools
• Bemis chairman Curler to retire
• Magellan to close Kronenwetter petroleum distribution center
• Conservative outlets write all the news that fits their tilt
• Recall elections won't affect union bargaining
• Pension funding change creates dilemma for city
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 14 recap
• International group picks New Berlin for HQ
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• Father pulls 15-month-old baby from burning house
• Short time, soggy smiles
• Farmers thrash idea of commercial licenses
• Police response times lag as patrol strategy shifts
• Violence at State Fair forces questions about race
• State Fair enjoys peaceful day under new rules
• Jobless appeals division isn't meeting promptness standard
• Packers fans show their joy
• The NBA lockout’s human side
• 2011 School Supply Kit Plus free bonus gift
• Classes start exactly one month from today. See you soon, Panthers.
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 12 and fourth live eviction recap
• Spending records continue to fall in state Senate races
• U.S. adds more jobs than expected; stocks swing wildly
• U.S. rating cut by S&P for first time on deficit reduction pact
• Bemis chairman Curler to retire
• Cold April boosts MGE Energy
• Back-to-school shopping doesn’t have to mean spending a lot of money
• U.S. adds 117,000 jobs in July
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• After incidents, State Fair issues admission policy
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• Police begin probe into mob incidents at State Fair
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• Mob Incident at Wisconsin State Fair
• Rookie TE Williams looks for the part for Packers
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• CRE Guide - Podcast: Milwaukee lakefront
• Slideshow: Thunderbirds fly to Milwaukee
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• Deal to get FAA flying again
• Thurston's Super Bowl ring sold for $50K
• The Change Up: The switcheroo comedy gets tasteless
• Packers position breakdown: Rodgers can vault to top QB spot in 2011
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• Senator says Walker 'decoyed' him into missing chance to offer amendment
• Netflix on mobile not a big hit
• Rising cost of health benefits unlikely to slow soon
• Tauscher took pleasure in toiling anonymously as Packers lineman
• Rapper Rick Ross Joins The Restaurant Industry
• Board dismisses complaints in recalls
• Political split on a stick
• Slideshow: Thunderbirds roar into Milwaukee
• Orion Energy posts narrower loss
• Stock market plunges as economic concerns deepen
• Nine Wisconsin cities make Forbes' business, careers list
• Frontier's paying passengers up 1% in July
• Marquette Spanish professor receives teaching excellence award
• The Headlines of the Newspaper
• Four new DMV centers to open, none will close
• Kraft spinoff includes Oscar Mayer unit
• Unemployment - The Real Story
• Look who is baking the cream puffs at the Wisconsin State Fair...Yumm!
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• Profit drops for Master Lock parent's remaining business
• Plane spotter alert: Watch skies above MKE, downtown for air show flyovers
• Southwest Airlines earnings up, but miss analysts' expectations
• MSOE named one of “America’s Top Colleges”-
• Alliant Energy utility earnings take 2Q hit
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• Back to School Bash today starts at 11 a.m.!
• Edwards literally on the move - People on the Move: Aug. 4, 2011
• Target's July sales top analysts' expectations
• Teen accused in north side homicide already facing gun charge
• Conference boosts spending in Marshfield
• Douglas County roads reopen after floods
• Public gets look at ANR Pipeline project
• R.R. Donnelley results down
• FAA shutdown will not affect Green Bay
• Green Bay biomass plant gets preliminary OK
• TomoTherapy parent company shares fall
• Milwaukee is hosting a SlutWalk on Saturday, August 13, 2011
• Departed Packers: Where did they wind up and what does it mean?
• IE IQ story is a fake
• Super Bowl champion Packers set to visit White House August 12
• DA investigating gift card offer in recall elections
• Walker budget threatens bus service to festivals, freeway flyers, job access
• New bacteria discovered in deer ticks in state, study shows
• Medtronic hires Yale researchers to review safety of spine surgery product
• Walker signs benefit extension for unemployed
• Alliance Laundry profits, sales increase in 2010
• Pounce making cream puffs at the Wisconsin State Fair ---Say what?!
• New editor for Kalmbach’s Bead&Button
• State declines to request or back $9 million in health grants
• Bill for Von Maur site TIF closer to passing
• SC Johnson on list of top companies for diversity
• New tenants join Grand Avenue creativity program
• Channel 24 seeks power boost
• ThirdCoast Digest editor Willow takes Zepnick post
• Wisconsin's Regressive Voter ID Law
• Issue of the Week: Election Shenanigans
• Vote for Sandy Pasch for State Senate on Tuesday, Aug. 9
• Aurora acquires another Illinois physician group
• Menomonee Falls committee approves Kohl's TIF district
• Chin music just part of the game: Plunk, Plunk
• Ex-Im Bank, Caterpillar unfazed by Bucyrus controversy
• Marcus Investments completes Verlo acquisition
• Milwaukee sets 2012 budget hearing
• Fiserv gets $54 million dividend
• Hutchinson to shift some work to Eau Claire
• Milwaukee Brewers ticket sales top last year
• Optimism on display at tourism conference
• Lake Express restarts service ahead of schedule
• Bradley Foundation tabs BNY Mellon
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• UnitedHealth protests Humana defense contract
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• Frontier to trim schedule amid oil price increases
• Teen killed in overnight shooting
• Baird reduces Briggs & Stratton estimate
• Southwest's prices rise with fuel costs
• Alberta Darling and the Rich
• New WTMJ-AM program director - People on the Move: Aug. 3, 2011
• G.B. chamber launches microLoan program
• BTS: Delta had longest Jan. tarmac delay
• Manpower: Solid jobs market for Milwaukee
• Valley Transit reaches labor deal
• Lease with new Blue Harbor owners OK'd
• Green Bay teachers extend labor contract
• Appleton 4Q sales increase 8%
• International Converter in Kaukauna to lose 100 jobs
• Weyco Group sees 2Q earnings rise 51%
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with MCRP's William Drew
• Ag secretary: Debt deal means groups will have to run leaner
• Demand causes Shorty shortage
• Badger State Games end after 25-year run
• Michaels Machine spends $500,000 for manufacturing equipment
• Rexnord 1Q earnings increase
• Report: State budget pushes Milwaukee County deeper into fiscal hole
• 2012 Preliminary Budget Hearing
• Level Next Music Presents: My Level Is Next - The Mixtape Vol. 1 (Review Part 2)
• Facebook ID theft case raises question about Internet identity
• Voter commuting routes from Milwaukee's north side for state senate district 8
• Wheelin' and dealin: NFC North offseason moves
• Judge upholds state's revocation of child care license
• Unions raise $9.7 million to help Democrats in recalls
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• Anchor narrows net loss
• Rexnord 1Q earnings increase
• Republic Airways, owner of Frontier, posts Q2 loss
• Prolamina buying Packaging Dynamics business unit
• Weyco Group sees 2Q earnings rise 51%
• Quick treatment for summer insect stings
• Stocks slump as concerns about economy grow
• Bon Iver's link to Milwaukee development
• Back to school: Free shipping on backpacks, furniture, lunchboxes and more
• Grant Thornton dismissed as Koss defendant
• U.S. averts default with Obama signature
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• 'Man v. Food Nation' visits Milwaukee
• Bank of America provides housing help in Milwaukee
• Presidential candidate Cain boasts about being ignorant about atheism
• New food at the Wisconsin State Fair
• Sears names new Lands' End CEO
• COA youth program hits web high, braces for devastating low
• Joining Rosalie Manor's board - People on the Move: Aug. 2, 2011
• MSOE among the best in the Midwest-
• MSOE among the best in the Midwest-
• House passes debt ceiling compromise
• Journal sells another Florida publication
• CRE Guide: Spotlight on Port Washington
• City of Madison may settle with billboards company
• Retail sales rebound in Rock County
• President of A.O. Smith’s electrical products unit to leave
• Work to begin on Wauwatosa UW campus
• Left guard competition headlines Packers training camp
• Factory growth slows, casting pall over recovery
• Wisconsin soldiers put lives on hold to protect, serve
• Extended unemployment benefits for Wisconsin
• The Bachelorette 7: After the Final Rose recap
• Senate leaves in place one-week wait for jobless benefits
• Efficiency gains give data centers better reputation on energy
• DA wants special prosecutor picked for court altercation
• The Bachelorette 7: Finale recap
• Political groups fumble recall date
• Level Next Music Presents: My Level Is Next - The Mixtape Vol. 1 (Review Part 1)
• The Bachelorette 7: Men Tell All recap
• Christian right-wing opposition to building of spiritual center in North Carolin
• Rolling Prairie
• Journal sells another Florida publication
• Bemis buys Chinese packaging products maker
• President of A.O. Smith’s electrical products unit to leave
• Roadrunner Transportation Systems buys California company
• Work to begin on Wauwatosa UW campus
• Proposal would exempt craft brewers from new law
• $775,000 awarded to Milwaukee health researchers
• Stoughton firm Nelson Global buys Morton, Bradley Services
• Dirty Tricks in Darling/Pasch Race?
• Milwaukee aldermen want water hearings
• Thompson finishes 'Logan's Run'
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• Pro Wrestling comes to the Ozaukee County Fair
• DRS Technologies may reorganize, sell U.S. assets
• Natural cosmetic products
• GOP files complaint into Pasch-Citizen Action tie
• What a gorgeous day on campus. New food service setting up for a picnic!
• Bashing Public School Teachers is Misguided and Ignorant
• Directing Concordia's HR – People on the Move: Aug. 1, 2011
• Anixter spec building under construction
• River Steel enjoys steady job growth
• Fire destroys downtown La Crosse buildings on Jay Street
• White House, congressional leaders reach debt-limit deal
• State feeds sand mining boom; concerns rise
• Rockwell, Johnson Controls named to 'most innovative' list
• Alibaba deal re-opens Yahoo takeover rumors
• Higher prices put Green Bay-area farmers in better mood
• Memo: Wausau Paper's Brokaw mill caught in 'perfect storm'
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 11 recap
• MPS board chief's bid for bankruptcy hits roadblock
• Janesville GM plant not likely to reopen, many say
• Stritch receives national recognition for student teacher program
• Visit Stritch at the State Fair
• Senate to vote Monday on jobless benefits waiting period
• Packers boost offense, bring back WR Jones and FB Kuhn
• Anixter spec building under construction
• Drink label udderly wrong
• Paul Menard pulls off upset win at Indianapolis
• Packers agree to terms on three-year deal with Jones
• These soldiers fight for hearts and minds with laptops
• Message from on high sunk in lake depths
• Darling, Pasch race at apex of recall efforts
• Good Samaritan rescues 9 from sinking boat
• Milwaukee County board endorses Aerotropolis Act of 2011
• Milwaukee by the numbers
• Day Trip: Ricky Skaggs concert, July 31 at Old Town School
• Recall elections awash in outside spending
• AT&T puts soft data cap in place for Unlimited Data customers
• Why is Walker mum on downtown Milwaukee streetcar?
• Tauscher a casualty of Packers' cuts
• More Asian carp DNA found above barrier
• Packers sign first-round pick Sherrod to a four-year, $6.6M deal
• Hooch Hut robber will serve 8 years in prison
• Dahmer escapee, man charged in downtown drowning
• Cowboys And Aliens is a wild ride
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• Rockwell, Johnson Controls named to 'most innovative' list
• Obama seeks boost in fuel-efficiency standard
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• Walker signs Pleasant Prairie TIF expansion bill
• OEM Fabricators sets business expansions, adding jobs
• S.C. Johnson changes advertising agencies
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• Joy Global increasing stake in Chinese firm
• West Bend West advances at rain-delayed state baseball
• Expanded role - People on the Move: July 29, 2011
• Top of the List - Industrial parks
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• Sick leave ruling could end long dispute
• Bergstrom Auto buys Green Bay site
• von Briesen staying in same building
• Janesville residents question assessment
• Bank execs push for U.S. debt deal
• Domtar remains committed to Nekoosa mill
• Lawsuit filed to block new dairy farm
• American Orthodontics looks to expand
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• Packers sign four rookies, including TE D.J. Williams
• Sharemenot keeps social network sharing voluntary
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• Packers lose Colledge, Spitz, Hall, Jackson to free agency
• Recall campaigns aren't focusing on collective bargaining
• Packers lose three players to free agency
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• Senate Democratic leader to move ahead with debt-limit bill
• Big Brother: Season 13: Third live eviction
• Judge says city's sick days ordinance is "over"
• Cold cases to go on cards
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 9 recap
• Free concert: Tom Anthony Show, tonight at 6:30!
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• Food truck frenzy hits Milwaukee
• Sick leave ruling could end long dispute
• Judge: State legislation trumps Milwaukee sick leave law
• Supervisors approve redistricting plan, cut board to 18
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• MTEA formally rejects pension concessions
• Downtown Detroit tries new retail approach
• Ralph Weber named to Northwestern Mutual board
• Two Walmarts proposed in Kenosha
• Milwaukee teachers survey: 52.4% oppose more concessions
• Retired CEO McNeer ruled unfit to stand trial for now
• Children’s Hospital CEO to Speak About Improving the Health of Milwaukee Children at Marquette Nursing Conference
• ThyssenKrupp Waupaca to reopen Tennessee foundry
• Oshkosh 3Q profits down 68 percent
• People on the Move: July 28, 2011
• Downed pilot swam, drifted for 17 hours before rescue
• Coverage of the Packers' shareholder meeting
• Sheboygan charter schools get grants
• Madison mulls two-way street conversions
• Hearing set for Portage County pipeline
• Wausau leads state in June job growth
• EAA creates work at Austin Straubel
• Sheboygan floats business park plan
• Racine County may move health center
• House GOP sets vote on revamped debt-limit bill
• Florentine Opera Company News - July 2011
• Medics act first, sort through emotions later
• J. Cole F/ Trey Songz - "Can't Get Enough"
• Will Fox's new online pay wall lead to piracy?
• Here's a novel concept: Black men raising the children they create
• Judge wants to carry gun in courtroom
• One acquittal, one conviction for man in execution-style killings
• Rolling Prairie
• Greinke dazzling in win over Cubs; Weeks injured
• Understanding what they've grown to be
• McCoy Logistics to lay off 57
• Bemis profits slump, company lowers guidance
• DaVita named in Medicare fraud lawsuit
• Milwaukee nonprofit headed to the White House
• VA receives $1 million for homelessness
• Westside Healthcare changes its name
• Walker's Job Creation Myth
• Issue of the Week: Up In Smoke
• Walker's New Corporate Tax Loopholes
• Did you know, UWM Film grads shot nearly 100 episodes of CSI. The Hollywood Repo...
• Jacobs, Meekins sign new WTMJ-TV pacts
• Badgerland Financial sponsors barn at State Fair
• Learn more about our newest degree - Virtual Office Information Management.
• Fortune names board for Master Lock parent company
• Channel 4 owner boosts local shows
• Asian carp may just be beginning of trouble brought by canal
• Wave goes on the defense-ive
• New Milwaukee Panthers wallpaper available --- show your panther pride.
• City to partner with United Way to fight infant mortality
• Two plays at the plate give Brewers slight separation from Pirates
• Stop by the Student Lounge today from 11am-1pm and enjoy a delicious Culver’s ic...
• Have you ever actually seen a badger in the Badger State? UWM researchers are ho...
• Johnson Controls invests in Odyne Systems
• Milwaukee Film to add venues for 2011 festival
• Packers sign kicker Crosby to 5-year, $14.75 million deal
• Sold! Buyer offers details of Superior refinery purchase
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with Clifton's William Schenkelberg
• Rhinelander airport not alone in Delta departure
• Marshfield City Council dissolves TIF district No. 8
• Murphy's background aided NFL talks
• CAP Services still offering business loans
• Overture Center approves $14M budget, projects $600K surplus
• Social Security offices to close earlier due to federal cuts
• EMI exec admits piracy may not hurt the music business
• Regulation of alternative health care questioned
• What is free agent James Jones' importance to the Packers?
• Man's death after altercation treated as homicide
• Barnett told there's no longer spot for him with Packers
• Netflix Instant: 'Jack Goes Boating'
• Council OKs increase in city employee health costs
• More Critters!
• NFL Free Agency: After eight seasons, ILB Barnett will be traded or released
• Bullpen provides relief as Brewers edge Cubs
• Milwaukee streetcars make a comeback
• Holloway security guard sentenced to year in jail
• Manitowoc Company profits plummet, sales up
• Lake Express out of service until Aug. 4
• Fiserv adjusted income increases
• Why Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is the Best Self-Defense Martial Art
• Super Bowl run helps Packers’ bottom line
• Milwaukee council approves loan for North End
• Milwaukee gets its very own Downtown Employee Appreciation Week
• Milwaukee post offices face closure
• Obama has no fiscal plan of his own
• Milwaukee streetcar approval comes with spending safeguards
• MillerCoors pulls MGD 64 Lemonade from market
• Milwaukee Common Council approves streetcar plan
• Milwaukee aldermen approve downtown streetcar line
• Journal's Omaha stations host Lady Gaga
• Southridge Macy's slated for March opening
• Menomonee Falls pitches Woodland Prime to Kohl's
• Wausau Paper reports earnings decline
• There are some great summer festivals coming up, including German Fest, African World Festival, Irish Fest and more! What's your favorite summer festival?
• Moving up at Marcus - People on the Move: July 26, 2011
• "My Level Is Next" Mixtape track-by-track review
• The wheeling and dealing begins
• Milwaukee gets some great coverage from the Guardian. Where is your favorite Milwaukee destination?
• Murphy selling Superior oil refinery for $475M
• Journal revenue, income down
• NFL players vote for deal to end lockout
• CCI/CoakleyTech to absorb operations of Menasha firm
• Wisconsin Dental Association awards $14,000 in scholarships
• Bike ride for the WLCV: The Election Cycle
• Packers agree to terms with nine undrafted free agents
• Packers agree to terms with UDFA return specialist Shaky Smithson
• Google + wants your real name
• Packers ready for work, set to defend title
• Kanye West and Jay Z Take The Throne On The Road
• The Bachelorette 7: Episode 9 Recap
• Removed MPS principal could become manager
• Republicans ready to extend jobless benefits
• New Berlin agrees to affordable housing project
• Media Vs. Videogames - Enough is Enough
• Oh Rat's!
• NFL players vote for deal to end lockout
• Kimberly-Clark net earnings fall 18 percent
• CCI/CoakleyTech to absorb operations of Menasha firm
• Southwest announces early 2012 schedule
• Milwaukee Brewers kids room furniture collection
• The Guardian shows love to "cool" Milwaukee
• Bus drivers pelted with rock-filled water balloons and chemicals
• New Berlin settles affordable housing lawsuit
• Wisconsin safe for at least three months after federal default, memo says
• Minneapolis working to keep Vikings in city
• Transit authority hits end of the line
• GE moves X-ray HQ to Beijing
• Marquette Nursing Conference to Include Session on Reducing Infant Mortality in African Americans
• Three things the Milwaukee Brewers learned on the road
• Downtown Employee Appreciation Week starts Monday
• FYI---43 days until fall '11 classes begin. Summer is flying by! I am starting at UW-Milwaukee in Fall 2011 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee University Housing UWM Recreational Sports and Facilities UWM Campus Kick-off
• Lake Lawn Resort, Lookout Restaurant open for business July 23
• Rexnord to acquire German valve manufacturer
• Bank Mutual takes $52 million impairment
• Medical Practice - People on the Move: July 25, 2011
• Grohmann Museum to be open for Gallery Night and Day-
• NFL lockout appears to be over
• Investor pays $6.8M for Milwaukee office
• Lockout or not, Green Bay Packers shareholders to meet
• AirVenture in Oshkosh has millions in economic impact
• UW Health plans new $100M development
• Wells Fargo suffers identity crisis on Wall Street
• Rapids Mall hopeful about partnership
• Dental Center's $10 million grant at risk
• Hot and Cold
• Sources: Eagles not interested in Favre
• Sources: Eagles not interested in Favre
• Ryan's 2012 re-election not a given in tense climate
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 8 recap
• Super Bowl ring attracts suitors
• Wisconsin soldier invents device to foil bombs
• Authorities recover two bodies in boat crash
• Charter school could close over enrollment dispute with MPS
• Investor pays $6.8M for Milwaukee office
• Rodents and things
• Eco-Driving, a Milwaukee tradition
• Fire at north side apartment for disabled displaces 10
• Annual meeting means boost for business
• Sara Evans, Josh Turner, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band wrap-up Country Thunder July 24
• Rumor: Eagles have interest in signing retired QB Brett Favre
• Access to juvenile records advocated
• Rail projects differ, but political divide follows unswerving tracks
• Feel The Brooklyn Boom: Wachichoo Q&A
• Late night munchie hot spots for vegetarians
• Fox River cleanup stalls over legal battle
• California Pizza Kitchen Gluten Free Pizza
• Southwest, AirTran pilots reach agreement; Southwest expands both at MKE
• Most victims in fatal boat crash near Eau Claire were in wedding party; groom injured
• Mustangs end on winning note
• Brewers succumb to better pitching
• Sangria: A recipe to better summer sanity
• For Wisconsin soldiers, a day hunting Taliban bombs
• Martina McBride, Darius Rucker, Country Thunder July 23
• Goodbye, Potter!
• Amy Winehouse found dead in London flat
• Twitter expert offers B2B insights!
• MKE Employment 101: Introduction to landing a Mitchell Airport job
• Wisconsin unit clears roadside bombs in Afghanistan
• Thorny issue isn't gardener's work in park
• DMV sites would alter in proposed DMV reorganization
• NFL players taking time on vote
• L.A. Noire - In the Uncanny Valley of Death
• Recycle your electronics and help Habitat for Humanity
• Spares for Spays bowling tournament!
• Ladybug birthday party theme
• Training now offered for concealed carry may fall short
• Frontier to return to full flight schedule by Saturday
• Culver, MGIC execs scooping up shares
• Charlie Daniels, Lucy Angel, Sonia Leigh play Country Thunder July 22
• Summerfest officials rave about new schedule
• Photo friday: UWM has a great-looking campus. Beaches, bike paths, breweries & Brewers --- what's not to love!
• County supervisor opposes Franklin sewer
• Madison Toyota dealer targets hybrid world record
• Internet Deals - 20% Off Adovia Natural Skin Care Products
• Murphy: Proposed CBA agreement good for Packers
• Madison ranks No. 2 on national fast-food spending list
• YRC Worldwide CEO Zollars steps down; quarterly loss deepens
• CRE Guide: Market Report - Housing numbers
• Oshkosh awarded $20.9M military contract
• Captain America: Chris Evans plays America's most patriotic superhero
• Weekday College classes begin August 31 - who's ready?
• Top-of-the-List - Women-owned businesses, software companies
• Marcus: Von Maur project to start in 2012
• CRE Guide Podcast: Housing sales
• Renaissance Learning earnings up
• Milton business protests beer curfew
• NFL owners vote to end lockout
• Investors want to buy Capital Brewery
• Trucker heads to national competition
• Jobless benefits divide Legislature
• Associated Bank income, assets up
• Who's in, who's out: Packers projected 53-man roster, version 1.0
• NFL owners approve labor deal, players fail to vote
• Government proclaims Wisconsin employment numbers are on the rise
• How politics is like diarrhea
• Waukesha police chief denies abuse coverup
• It's hard to forget Dahmer, but please remember his victims
• The August Infinity releases latest EP July 21
• Childhood obesity in Wisconsin
• Big Brother: Season 13: Second live eviction
• Blind Fury - "Feel Some Type Of Way"
• Suit argues redistricting maps are unconstitutional
• Burglars stealing air conditioners
• Geese
• NFL owners OK pact; players need more time
• Children Report Lack of Parental Attachment
• Despite education cuts, Renaissance Learning orders up
• Associated Bank income, assets up
• Caterpillar launches Brewers partnership with free tickets
• NFL labor vote appears to be near
• State reports a gain of 12,900 private-sector jobs in June
• Newly Drawn Legislative and Congressional Districts Likely to Become Reality
• US Airways sees higher revenue, but net income falls 67%
• Controlled explosions demonstrate capability of blast-resistant coating
• State adds 9,500 net new jobs in June
• No resolution seen to end logjam holding up extended jobless benefits
• Meet Milwaukee’s Top Employer! This Wednesday, July 27th, from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Student Lounge. It’s a Great Opportunity to Meet Hiring Managers to Learn About Internships, Volunteer and Job Openings!
• Milwaukee Brewers manager Ron Roenicke, master of the shift
• MillerCoors' sales decline; economy blamed
• ManpowerGroup reports major jump in revenue, earnings
• Marcus earnings up in Q4, down for year
• Snap-on profits rise 72 percent
• Tonight at 6:30, if you are in the very same spot as this snowman was in January, you will be entertained by Bobby Way and the Wayouts. Stay cool.
• PBS’ Tavis Smiley brings ‘Poverty Tour’ to Wisconsin
• Attack Ads in Darling/Pasch Recall Race Unleashed
• Manpower's earnings double
• BMO Harris lays off 100 in Milwaukee
• MilkSource plans dairy farm near Coloma
• Badger Meter reports slight sales boost
• Parkview schools plan consolidation
• Storm shutters Stevens Point stores
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Hillmer
• Affinity Medical to build Neenah clinic
• Federal Reserve fines Wells Fargo
• Last Blockbuster store in Racine closed
• What is the new Library going to look like? See how a Student Success Center and Learning Commons will be integrated.
• From Here to Infinity: The August Infinity - Part 4
• Assembly reinstates wait for jobless benefits, at odds with Senate
• Herb Kohl Opposes AT&T and TMobile merger.
• Unlimited Greatness: The August Infinity - Part 3
• More evidence of Asian carp found above electric fish barrier
• A look at turnout in the Wisconsin recalls: How high will it go?
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 6 recap
• Assembly approves redistricting plan, sends it to Walker
• The ALEC Attack
• Issue of the Week: Political Ads for Alberta Darling's Recall Election
• Will the Real Alberta Darling Please Stand Up?
• Milwaukee's coolest cruise night - Pipes and Pizza at Palermo's
• Badger Meter reports slight boost in sales
• Plexus reports lower profits in quarter
• Dead air conditioner closes realtors
• Chicago author Keir Graff comes to Milwaukee for Books N’ Booze
• Urgent care center opening in Kenosha
• Welcoming Tracy Milkowski as our new Director of Affinity Programming for the College & the Women’s Leadership Institute.
• BMO Harris lays off 100 in Milwaukee
• Sears appliance store to open in Mequon
• Harley-Davidson announces 2012 motorcycle lineup
• Johnson Controls revenue jumps 21 percent; tops $10 billion
• Feasting on MGIC's disappointing news
• Lake Lawn to reopen Friday
• Homers by Betancourt, Hart propel Brewers to 11-3 victory in the desert
• Republican presidential candidate states that cities, if they want, can ban mosq
• Crochet pattern a rose doily
• Stay cool, UWM. Photo by: Mario Lopez
• Sarah Palin documentary expanding to Milwaukee area
• Water safe again at Bohner's Lake Beach, Burlington
• Topp appointed associate dean for research at Marquette College of Nursing
• Wine tasting at Three Cellars a mere five dollars
• The ever versatile blazer
• Renovations are well underway. The library, the bookstore, the gril ... Check it out!
• PNC quarterly earnings rise, beat estimates
• Are you enjoying the summer sun or staying cool in the shade? What's your favorite way to spend your time in this heat wave?
• New Berlin tentatively resolves housing dispute
• Vocal crowd opposes Mount Pleasant Walmart proposal
• Wausau buys 16 acres of waterfront property
• Democrat Hansen easily survives recall election
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with Jeff Hoffman
• EAA AirVenture boosts Fond du Lac business
• WPS promises no brown outs during heat wave
• Businesses optimistic about end of NFL lockout
• GOP goofs on teachers insurance release
• Milton could fine run-down rental property
• Free agency: Packers' offseason needs and potential options to fill them
• Democratic senator Hansen retains seat in recall attempt
• AT&T says DSL obsolete
• Temperatures could top 100 on Wednesday, Thursday
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• Aerias - "Bootleg Broads" (Produced By Flawless Tracks)
• Aerias - "Bootleg Broads" (Produced By Flawless Tracks)
• Senate approves new legislative districts
• Passionate Aggression: The August Infinity - Part 2
• Pikes Peak and Horicon
• Horicon
• Hansen retains Senate seat
• ¡Oye! - "When I'm Small Remix" (Directed By Alex Browning)
• A streetcar named boondoggle
• Marten Transport records fifth-straight profitable quarter
• Actuant CEO, crew rescue fellow sailboat racers
• Hey, UWM---we've created an app for you. Super neat, check it out!
• Are any UWM students on or near campus during summer and are interested in helping UWM with a marketing piece? We are looking for an adult student, 24-years-old or older. Please email Tina Wagner, wagner3@uwm.edu, for more information.
• Marquette dental professors receive NIH grants
• State Hiawatha service spending approved
• Advanced Waste Services acquires Iowa firm
• North End to tap out Park East TIF
• Her job is 'just the ticket'
• Milwaukee College Prep buying two MPS properties
• Wheaton wins tax exemption case
• Chortek & Gottschalk buys D.C. firm
• Target adding more grocery sections in Milwaukee area
• Class of 2015: Here are five good questions to ask your W.O.W. team leader. And we look forward to seeing you for orientation in less than six weeks!
• Budget committee votes to spend $31.6 million on rail service
• MA Students - Ask your Financial Aid rep about the Russell Seager Memorial Scholarship.
• Abele favors DA support over Tasers
• A.O. Smith to acquire Tennessee boiler manufacturer
• Alverno Presents welcomes The Hinterlands to Alverno's Pitman Theatre on August 19 and 20. Click the link to get your tickets today!
• A whistle, faint light brought Milwaukee boat to rescue
• South Suburban fire destroys home, displaces residents
• State's new child labor law gets scrutiny
• Harley boosts sales, profits, shipments
• Appleton police shut down lemonade stand
• More criticism for M&I payouts
• St. Norbert plans for Packers despite lockout
• DOT plans Highway 151 bypass in Fond du Lac
• Organic Valley hosts 'healthy watershed' event
• Marshfield officials monitor Colby bank
• Harley sales, income increase
• Does the US need an Internet Privacy Law?
• Kidnapper with Wisconsin ties caught by Chicago Police
• Wisconsin Hip-Hop Fans Scammed Via Fake Concert
• Public places extend hours as heat dome traps Wisconsin
• Aquaponics
• 23 schools show interest in voucher plan
• Waukesha County moves to open public lands to hunting
• The Bachelorette 7: Episode 8 Recap
• Events
• History of Horicon
• Milwaukee sailboat's crew called heroic in Lake Michigan rescue
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight
• Walker delivers on Packers bet; Quinn talks tough
• Wave hits the beach, heads inside
• Barrett, Kovac defend streetcar project
• Jay Williams joins Associated board
• Streetza Pizza hot in national food press
• Milwaukee CDC to grow with federal grant
• Milwaukee Brewers 19th most popular MLB team according to Harris Poll
• Summerfest revenue, attendance up
• North End loan clears comptroller review
• Progress on UWM Libraries green roof construction.
• Diamond Precision to open in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee 2012 Wall Calendar
• Walker to extend Beloit development zone
• Southwest, AirTran pilots reach pact
• It's going to be a hot, humid week. How are you staying cool?
• Alderman wants streetcar referendum
• Marquette’s supply chain management program among best in nation
• Injuries to two Milwaukee Brewers starters threaten to slow down road warriors
• MGIC net loss worse than predicted
• The Fray to headline Rock the Green festival
• Madison hospital competition heats up
• Investor buys Racine Federated building
• Portage County may sell recycling center
• Program preps hospitals for disasters
• Rough week for Bank of America stock
• Archdiocese aims ads at abuse victims
• Delta ending flights to Midwest cities
• Racine prepares for road closure
• Phil Vassar: Party on the stage
• Sam Shields shows his Packer pride with Super Bowl ring tattoo
• Why the Packers must keep Brandon Jackson around in 2011
• At 60, she's out of the barracks and into the books
• Graduates having difficulty finding jobs
• Concealed-carry law a loaded issue for businesses
• Choosing colors for your skin tone
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 5 recap
• Disgraced former mental health leader Chianelli pitches ex-boss despite rule
• The ad wars heat up in the Wisconsin recall campaigns
• Residents of Horicon
• Events around Horicon
• Driving Miss Doggy: Tips for Driving Safely with Your Pet
• Investor buys Racine Federated building
• Weather Service updates heat warning
• Moscato and Prosecco: Wondertwin wines of summer.
• Japan beats U.S. to win World Cup title in penalty shootout
• Day Trip: Delavan Music in the Park 2011 Concert Series
• Recalled alcohol wipes may still be in use
• Running T Ranch – Training and Lessons
• Events
• Packers' Green has better read on things
• Walker says he wants to work with Democrats
• Dressage clinic in Mukwonago
• Most state school districts, for now, dodge layoffs, cuts
• Barrett urges city residents to stay cool
• One general, two primary elections in Democratic districts set for Tuesday
• Dressage Clinic and Seminar with Deborah Hindi
• ESPN Wisconsin's Jason Wilde answers questions on Twitter
• Non-conference schedule finalized for Golden Eagles
• More Residents in Horicon
• Milwaukee Brewers stumble out of all-star gate, road woes continue in Colorado
• Delavan youth remembered at candle light vigil
• Lady Gaga: Shock Value Drama Queen.
• Dedicated daughter keeps biking in memory of mom
• Gay men in police sex entrapment in California
• What are the Benefits of Kids Training Judo Martial Arts
• Milwaukee grandmother charged in baby's death had killed her husband
• Abele warns of major cuts to balance budget
• 'stangs win streak at 2
• Walker planning for U.S. debt limit crisis
• Delta ending flights to 24 small cities, many in Midwest
• Backlot Imaging assists 'Harry Potter' studio
• Former Harley exec returns to area with Caterpillar
• Photo Friday: The Athletic Department adopted "Trouble" in 1972 to serve as a living mascot for UWM's sports teams. Caring for the North American golden panther was apparently expensive or time-consuming, as Trouble did not return in 1973.
• Individual tickets for the 2011-2012 Guest Artist Series went on sale today through the Center for Arts and Performance. Order yours now!
• Next Marinette Marine LCS dubbed USS Little Rock
• Under redistricting plan, nearly 300,000 would have 6-year wait for Senate vote
• Concern over Milwaukee streetcar costs grows
• Regal Beloit placement to fund deal with A.O. Smith
• Spectrum Brands prices stock offering
• Public subsidies for headquarters projects have limits
• CRE Guide: Market Report - Industrial
• Selling Milwaukee - People on the Move: July 15, 2011
• MillerCoors headquarters all about beer
• Residents of Horicon
• Brew City Bully Club: A pit bull resource and rescue
• Milwaukee leads pack in jobs growth
• Top of the List - Hotels and airlines
• Hospice Alliance, Inc.
• State probes furniture retailer
• CRE Guide podcast: Palec's new job
• Dane County rolls out new economic plan
• Hearing scheduled for proposed dairy farm
• Storm destroyed Rock County corn crops
• Wausau Paper lowers river for dam repair
• College responds to need for more pilots
• Ryan Grant considers himself the starting RB, and for good reason
• Police raid cemetary memorial vigil
• Congress proposes bill that would require ISP IP archive
• Milwaukee streetcar plan on track for passage
• Directors of weekend races pay attention to heat warnings
• Aurora pulling medical staff from 10 Milwaukee schools
• Events around Horicon
• Chisholm, Clarke split on grant
• Judge orders default judgment against ex-museum chief Finley
• Big Brother: Season 13: First live eviction
• More details of state spending coming to website
• Milwaukee streetcar plan passes committee
• The City Of Milwaukee Joins In The Fight Against Rapper Snoop's Blast
• UW System approves 5.5% tuition increase
• Comet Cafe: Come one, come all
• Alice.com completes $4 million capital raise
• Probe launched into shuttered furniture retailer
• North End loan gains first approval
• Leinenkugel's safe from MillerCoors sales ban
• Comptroller urges streetcar delay
• Must have wines: Gobelsburger a versatile nuanced value
• Green Bay Botanical Garden combines nature’s beauty with music
• Milwaukee Internet deals: Harry Potter Shop
• 'stangs sign three, prepare for Iowa
• Joy Global buys 41% stake in Chinese firm
• Oshkosh defense business gets $207 million order
• UW System approves plan to raise tuition 5.5%
• Ponzi schemes, Francisco Rodriguez, and the Milwaukee Brewers
• City of Milwaukee debuts $60,000 pro-tree campaign
• UFC fighting for attention in Milwaukee
• Open House going on now until 8 p.m. Stop in!
• Know someone earning their GED that wants to continue into college? Find out more about our Achieve Program.
• We are looking for 10 UWM students to help with a fun, 30-minute activity for UWM day at Wisconsin State Fair, Aug. 7. You will receive two tickets to State Fair. Interested? Email Tina Wagner, wagner3@uwm.edu, for more information.
• Check out the Inferno on Facebook!
• Quarles adds partner - People on the Move: July 14, 2011
• Palec to lead CresaPartners in Milwaukee
• MillerCoors claims right to sell
• CRE Guide: People In The News - Kaplanek
• SC Johnson plans Wright exhibit
• Parisi opposes tax increase for planners
• Companies to scale back junk food ads
• German hinge maker opens in Whitewater
• Work resumes at Marshfield DoorSystems
• Oshkosh plans terminal site redevelopment
• 'Country Thunder' rolls into Wisconsin July 21-24
• Mavericks steal Packers thunder at 2011 ESPY awards
• Voter poll shows discontent; blame for recall cost aired
• Winning away from Miller Park is essential for Brewers
• Are data caps about competition or congestion?
• Sheboygan DA blasts concealed-carry law
• Riverwest station owner is filled with optimism
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 3 recap
• The loss of competition in the GOP's Wisconsin redistricting plan
• Events for Horicon and the Marsh Area
• Teen Mom: Season 3, Episode 2 recap
• Falkinhams Road
• Milwaukee streetcar garners business support
• UW Students Will Feel the Squeeze
• Issue of the Week: Our Sad Supreme Court
• The Most Political Redistricting Map in More Than 50 Years
• Dan T. Peters sped away from UWM last winter to make an adventure-travel documentary during his two-continent independent study on a 40-year-old dirt bike. If you could travel anywhere on a dirt bike, like Dan, where would you go?
• MillerCoors claims it should be allowed to sell in Minnesota
• BBB issues alert about furniture store
• MillerCoors offers to pay tax bill of Yankees fan
• Back pay recovered for Wisconsin Cheeseman employees
• Industrial real estate market improves
• Dunkin' Donuts to open in Oak Creek
• Milwaukee ranks low for growth in clean economy
• Wisconsin receiving portion of Keppra drug settlement
• Surprisingly high turnout in Democratic Senate primaries
• Biomedical sciences professor honored for teaching excellence
• Milwaukee Brewers add Francisco Rodriguez as all-star exclamation point
• Do you recognize these names: Luis Arreaga, Bill Carollo, Golda Meir and Frank Caliendo? They are a few of UWM's noted alumni. Click the link to view more! University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Alumni Association
• It's tough to cheer for the Milwaukee Bucks
• A beer shortage in Minnesota?
• Quad/Graphics swapping assets with Canadian printer
• New Froedtert chief of medicine - People on the Move: July 13, 2011
• White people have all the power except in Milwaukee's Riverwest neighborhood
• Lt. Gov. Kleefisch to tour Waukesha plant July 13
• Northland Cranberries founder remembered as family man
• Mercury Marine adding 150 jobs
• Planned Superseal plant will create 50 positions in Merrill
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with R.A. Smith CEO Richard Smith
• Judge: Appleton Papers not liable for Fox River PCB cleanup
• Six Democrats set to face incumbent Republicans Aug. 9
• Energy Tech receives award for being new federal contractor
• Officials subpoena Sprint for info on AT&T/T-Mobile deal
• Milwaukee Netflix Subscribers to pay more for DVDs and Streaming plans.
• Prophetic - Purgatory Mixtape
• Behavior, criminal charges perplex McNeer's admirers
• 6 fake Democrats fall, setting stage for GOP recalls
• Metro Milwaukee SHRM offering valuable preparation classes for HR Certifications
• Blowup over mental health issue cancels county meeting
• Youths gather near site of looting, pray for peace
• LinkedIn expert offers advice for networking success
• Events for your perfect week!
• Burlington beach closed, water unsafe
• Journal OKs $45 mm stock purchase
• Ruling on bias has Supreme Court judges bickering again
• Pewaukee business owner becomes national LinkedIn expert
• Green Bay Packers are easy to root for
• Russell appoints Brennan CEO
• Fresh Eco Cafe and Juice Bar
• Nursing conference to address infant mortality, nurse staffing, cancer care
• Are you from Germantown? See what our VP for Enrollment Services says about living there in Family Circle Magazine:
• Come, you giants! Milwaukee's own Mark Rylance in Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem
• A look at Milwaukee Brewers centerfield prospect Caleb Gindl
• Johnson Outdoors buys LakeMaster brand
• A.O. Smith raises dividend
• Brewers' slugger smacks 14 homers in Derby, gives fans a $14 savings
• Baird analyst adds Internet, interactive stocks
• Rock the Green lands another major sponsor
• New top cop in Hales Corners - People on the Move: July 12
• Chortek & Gottschalk acquires D.C. firm
• Downtown Marriott developer names hotel manager
• Great to see so many prospective students on campus today during Wisconsin Private College Week - WAICU. Welcome, and enjoy your tour!
• Exotic Pet Expo- Oak Creek, WI
• Cheap eats: Milwaukee grocery savings, week of July 6-13
• UW-Parkside tuition likely increasing by $311
• Bucyrus name gone in a hurry
• CRE Spotlight: Signs of manufacturing recovery in Racine
• Report says NFL lockout could end next week
• Roadhouse Food in Door County to rebuild after June fire
• Turney leaving Wisconsin Medical Society for national post
• Soglin asks city agencies for 5% budget cuts
• Explosion rocks Marshfield DoorSystems
• Lamers Bus Lines to offer Wausau-to-Madison bus route
• New North pushing for ideas to reuse former Kimberly mill
• Milwaukee's 10 Most Wanted Fugitives
• Will Nick Barnett be wearing a Packers uniform in 2011?
• Big Cleopatra exhibit to rule at Milwaukee Public Museum
• Chris Harrison sits down to talk with Emily Maynard
• Should you move your blog to Google +?
• The Bachelorette 7: Episode 7 Recap
• Packers, McCarthy, Rodgers and Matthews all up for ESPY awards
• Woman, 46, charged with killing 10-month-old grandson
• Tweet, tweet: A list of Packers' rookies on Twitter
• Bucyrus name is retired to end an era
• Sawyer's and Indians
• It's So Obvious, It Would Take a Scientist to Miss It! Part 2
• Streetcar hearing draws a crowd
• Bucyrus name gone in a hurry
• Where to go this weekend - Kohler International Challenge
• Brewers represent in 2011 MLB all star game with Fielder, Weeks; Braun sits
• Turney leaving Wisconsin Medical Society for national post
• Rock USA jamming it up this weekend in Oshkosh
• Milwaukee seeks developer for North Avenue library
• Build a new future at MSOE-
• Sullivan: Dropping Bucyrus name difficult choice
• Milwaukee streetcar facility site chosen
• Legislators OK bill extending some jobless benefits
• The power and pitfalls of PowerPoint part 7
• Featured adoptable dog: Troy
• Milwaukee-area home sales jumped in June
• Teachers' union president says MTEA won't renegotiate
• Prince Fielder looks to regain home run derby title
• Hearings set for Waukesha's Lake Michigan water plan
• Schneider National adding 300 drivers in Southwest
• Free crochet pattern - Unicorn pillow pal
• Advice from India about how to handle hot humid weather
• Pastor Series on Dream Yours Midnight Hour
• Milwaukee internet deals: 20% Off, FREE Shipping contact lens orders @ Walgreens
• How the GOP redistricting plan protects 3 Republican state senators
• Gloomy Monday morning. Great photo by UWM School of Education.
• Summerfest race director apologizes for lack of water
• Brewers tough to root for, but Nationals are worse
• This week is Private College Week - if you're interested in learning more about Alverno, and how an Alverno education will prepare you for the rest of your life, click the link for more info!
• Merkel leading STEM Forward - People on the Move: July 11, 2011
• Renovation planned for Iron Block building
• Polito's Pizza cooking up expansions to Milwaukee, Green Bay
• Some union members pleased with Walker's changes
• Gateway Technical College celebrates its centennial
• Rock County home construction hits new low
• Q1 tablet, iPad sales slowed, new surge projected
• Green Bay area construction jobs down from 2010
• Why Join Functional Fitness?
• Was senator threatened on budget vote?
• New Berlin residents divided on racism's role in city's housing decision
• Big Brother: Season 13, Episode 2 recap
• Can allergies be caused by internal conditions?
• With tiny tweets, Walker carves online presence
• KnowSum vs. Signif - "Let's Figure It Out"
• Renovation planned for Iron Block building
• Stricker pulls a stunner to win third straight John Deere Classic
• Sawyer's and Indians
• Several runners collapse during Summerfest race
• Michael Janasik Memorial Walk-a-thon July 16
• Horicon Area Events
• Transformers- The 80s Movie
• M&I's dead end
• Sugarland, Sara Bareilles, Katie Todd headline Summerfest July 10
• Clue surfaces in lake, solving mystery of dad's 1984 disappearance
• Voters to get their say in recall primaries Tuesday
• Lyme disease on the rise in Wisconsin
• The Mystery of Garden Gnomes
• Gluten-Free Cafe and Grocery Store
• Bon-Ton buffing up Boston Store
• Stricker takes 2-stroke lead in Deere Classic
• High Impact Resumes & Cover Letters
• Braun to miss 7th consecutive game, possibly All-Star Game
• Walker, education leaders seek new school evaluation system
• Tips to stay on track
• Registration is currently open and underway for the fall semester. Be sure to clear Financial Aid on the 5th floor first, then either log in to the online class request system, or see your Academic Advisor on the 4th floor.
• It's a beautiful day for WLC's Art & Craft Fair! The free event is open until 4, with music, art, food, and plenty of shade throughout the day.
• Events around Horicon
• Estabrook DEA (Dog Exercise Area)
• Katie Beth releases 'Here I Am' at Red Rock July 10
• Horrible Bosses is a terribly funny film
• 1971: A good or bad year for film?
• Big Brother 13 loses Evel Dick Donato
• Justin the nick of time
• Britney Spears, BoDeans, Flaming Lips at Summerfest July 9
• GOP redistricting maps make dramatic changes
• Family friend says former first lady Betty Ford has died
• Wolves and Pidgeons
• Thai curry and Riesling: A perfect pair to beat the heat
• QPS Recruiting Event
• Walker signs concealed-carry measure into law
• Where to go this weekend - Millers at Milwaukee
• Kathy Hofmann
• Wells Fargo to pay $125M to settle investor suit
• Report criticizes state response to budget protests
• WLC welcomes the Indigenous Games to our campus next week.
• Greendale approves new Southridge agreement
• Half Empty rocks Houdini Plaza in summer concert series
• Caterpillar completes deal; Bucyrus name to disappear
• Henry Winkler visits Milwaukee-area hospitals
• Federal loans target at-risk homeowners
• Unemployment rises to 9.2% in June
• Fun Fact: The Guinness Book lists the Allen Bradley Clock (one of Milwaukee’s most recognizable landmarks) as the largest four-faced clock in the world. It's actually four separate clocks, each with an octagonal face nearly twice the size of t
• UW-Madison names Ortalo-Magné as business dean
• Unemployment rate up to 9.2%; 18,000 jobs added in June
• Bucyrus acquisition by Caterpillar nears
• Dogs in dire need
• Chase to pay $92M in derivatives settlement
• Health Care Connection - People on the Move: July 8, 2011
• Top of the List - Construction projects, golf courses
• Cathedral Place TIF funds eyed for streetcar line
• Stevens Point firm wins TX schools deal
• Scam scuttles La Crosse hip-hop show
• CRE Guide podcast: Sr. housing at Pabst
• Marinette mayor's arrest detailed
• Outagamie County Regional Airport losing Frontier Airlines
• APAC Customer Services sold for $470M
• NEW DOG TRICK , Wisconsin's Best Party Band!
• Goo Goo Dolls, Jason Aldean, Chris Young Summerfest July 8
• NFL Top 100 Players in review: Packers on the list
• Athletics garners Scholar Athletic Team Awards
• Mid-year Economic Forecast: The road to recovery is not a straight path
• Aiming for an 'A' in gun safety
• Verizon debuts tiered data.
• Big Brother: Season 13 premier recap
• Riverwest residents' response helps us keep the faith
• 7 juveniles cited so far in Riverwest BP ransacking
• More than 27% of Wisconsin's adults obese, report finds
• Ex-CEO accused of trying to kill wife
• Milwaukee County supervisors push for domestic partner benefits
• EPA finalizes stricter air pollution rules for Wisconsin, other states
• Wolves in Horicon
• Puppy Love Rescue: Find your forever friend
• Mitchell airport records another monthly record in May
• Support for your spouse when you are unemployed
• Madison enjoys lowest unemployment rate of 21st century
• Updates on Concerts and Arts
• 'Queen of Summerfest' Bo Black enjoying return visit
• 'stangs shore up D-line, backfield
• Menomonee Falls Eaton project proposed
• BMO seeking more U.S. acquisitions
• MSOE offers hydraulics training to U.S. Navy-
• Edgewood Golf Course settles environmental case
• Students, are you searching for an on-campus job? Many departments are looking to fill positions for fall semester. Check them out! I am starting at UW-Milwaukee in Fall 2011 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee University Housing University of Wisconsin
• 440th site could be renamed as business park
• Frontier Airlines traffic down slightly in some categories
• United Way, Northwestern Mutual Foundation launch special needs effort
• Kohl's sales up, Bon-Ton down in June
• Crisp reports to Channel 4 – People on the Move: July 7
• Coalition lobbies state for venture capital funding
• Madison Tech pay raises to be bigger than anticipated
• CRE Guide: People in the news - Sharon Shane
• Proposed Green Bay biomass facility feeling the heat
• SBA lending rises in June
• Appleton library expansion on hold indefinitely
• Students open box on Vietnam War
• Facebook launches video chat.
• Madison surgeon's letter bashes author of study linking spinal fusion product with infertility
• Wachichoo - "Don't Bother Me"
• Preparing Wisconsin for change management @ mergers and acquisitions
• The benefits of creating a home-based business
• Teen Mom: Season 3 Premier Recap
• Feds support New Berlin low-income, senior housing project
• Milwaukee Common Council approves redistricting plan
• Police investigating Madison brothers' deaths as homicides
• Packers' Greg Jennings to cameo on USA's "Royal Pains"
• Parents begin to turn in children in Riverwest case
• Turn on the dark: Peter Woods gets medieval
• See, ride a Zeppelin at Milwaukee's Timmerman Airport
• Issue of the Week: Tax the Rich?
• Change Is Coming to Milwaukee County
• Who's Buying Wisconsin's Recall Elections?
• Coalition lobbies state for venture capital funding
• State to receive bonus payment for FoodShare program
• Who's hiring in Milwaukee?
• SBA lending rises in June
• Pfister bar Blu to open Sundays
• State budget panel members get big contributions
• Delta June traffic, load factor dip
• Southwest says no layoffs due to merger
• Justice Department sues MGIC
• New Civil War book examines lives of returning vets
• New Milwaukee DPW commissioner approved
• Milwaukee council OKs Gorman plan to renovate 21 duplexes
• Need good JuJu to beat VooDoo
• Furlong and Downe: The video
• Last two GOP recall targets trail Democratic foes in fundraising
• Alverno Presents: Eiko & Koma - July 23rd at 6 PM at the Lynden Sculpture Garden. Click the link for more info and to purchase your ticket!
• A study by Michael Haselhuhn, assistant professor in UWM Lubar School of Business, found men who have wider faces relative to their facial height are more likely to engage in unethical behavior. So, @UWM's twitter follower @andpandatoo asked: Does t
• Just a reminder that Private College Week is coming up from July 11th-July 16th! Visitors can tour the beautiful 80-acre campus, learn about the admission process, learn about financial aid options and participate in a special session or mock class. Stud
• Fire over the Fox has another successful year
• Too many Nail Polishes to choose from!
• Summer Fun
• Early Horicon Wildlife
• BP station a bad scene before the robbery
• Froedtert's president promotions – People on the Move: July 6, 2011
• Toya Washington goes part-time at WISN
• Robbery suspect dies in police custody
• Madison's alcohol density ordinance to continue
• Klein Chevrolet Buick breaks ground in Clintonville
• CRE Guide: Take 5 with CB Richard Ellis' Peter Glaser
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signings favor business
• Marcus to install 600 digital movie screens
• Racine boundary confusion temporarily snuffs smoke shop
• BMO closes M&I acquisition
• Interview with the up-and-coming Taylor Mallory
• Def Leppard, Heart prove iconic status
• Fielder named NL player of the month
• State budget cuts transit funding, but it could have been worse
• Brandon Underwood arrested, due in court on disorderly charge
• Why Apple won't be using iTunes Match to seek out music pirates.
• Wiz Khalifa, Heart, Def Leppard play Summerfest July 5
• Flynn calls looting, beatings in Riverwest barbaric
• Wolf rocked, Brewers fall to Arizona
• Barrett, Flynn respond to weekend crimes
• Milwaukee joins Midwest Division; former Ad Stortini signs Nashville deal
• Fraidy cooks go Italian
• It's official: M&I absorbed by Canada's BMO
• BMO closes M&I acquisition
• Waterford Wine Co. features a taste of Spain
• Aldermen ask for tips on weekend attacks
• Marcus to install 600 digital movie screens
• Want to learn more about what Paralegals do? Click here!
• Casey Anthony: Let This Be a Lesson America
• Chad Pierce, UWM School of Education student and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Baseball Official Page pitcher, talks about spending the summer in Montana with the Helena Brewers, rookie affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. Read more of his story:
• We didn’t spend enough money to stimulate the economy.
• BMO pays off M&I's TARP debt
• M&I stock among most actively traded
• Week 'is a big one' for Packers and NFL
• Free pattern baby alphabet blocks
• Recall candidate's spending dwarfs that of 'fake Democrat,' trails incumbent's
• High school students Focus on the Possibilities at MSOE-
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering 2-year-old daughter; defense attorney criticizes the media
• Swan Park, Beaver Dam
• McDonalds – Buy 1 Get 1 Free Real Fruit Smoothie, Strawberry Lemonade or Frappe
• Kohl's sponsors new kids station at Summerfest
• 2011 Wisconsin State Fair Park Fireworks: A Review
• Tutor Perini pays $163.5M for Lunda Construction
• Inland paid $23.8 million for center
• This Saturday, the WLC Quad will be filled with artists and musicians. Come join the fun at the annual Art & Craft Fair.
• Wireless Internet will be spotty in the Student Union today as part of an upgrade. Learn more:
• CRE Guide: Spotlight on Pleasant Prairie
• Miron's use of iPads keeps $24M Green Bay project on track
• Devo Management plans retail work in New Berlin, West Bend
• At Grandview Commons, new urbanism meets commercial reality
• La Crosse business openings and closings
• Racine area swimming in vacant retail sites
• Diversey sets timing of Sturtevant plant closing
• M&I Bank nears takeover of St. Louis' Moore Jaguar
• Q&A: New Glarus Brewing founder ‘a game changer’
• Farm Technology Days costs in millions of dollars
• Kid's Movies
• Fire destroys Elkhorn home, leaves mother & children homeless
• Panel suggests changes could save Wisconsin millions
• Home sellers' pain is buyers' joy
• Appliance installation sales tax is disputed
• Firefighter's 9-11 float transcends partisanship in Racine
• Independence ending for M&I Bank
• Free agency: Who will be back in 2011 and who won't?
• The Movie Rental Scene in Milwaukee (part 3)
• Police investigate Riverwest robberies, doubt 'mob' reports
• Devo Management plans retail work in New Berlin, West Bend
• 1 year later, smoking ban critics lose steam
• The Nillaz - "It Is What It Is"
• Brewers lose another big lead
• We hope you and your families have a safe and enjoyable Independence Day!
• Happy 4th of July!
• Wisconsin
• Mark Mallman will be at Summerfest
• Summerfest 2011 Presents: Kanye West W/ Special Guest Kid Cudi (Concert Review)
• Kid Rock, Sheryl Crow light up Summerfest stage
• Andreas Thuresson traded to New York Rangers for F Brodie Dupont
• WEA Trust keeps money from districts that switched coverage
• Three Brewers to start on all-star team
• Teens shut out of job market, study finds
• Man claims car dealer, credit union duped him on loan
• Podiatrist's fees shock patients
• Appleton 4Q sales increase 8%
• MIAD opening east side student housing
• Shorewood home draws notable bidders
• Big inning lifts Twins over Brewers
• BMO market-testing M&I/Harris names
• Frontier's February passengers up 0.3%
• Walker pledges boost in Wisconsin tourism
• Milwaukee gas prices still top U.S. average
• TomoTherapy to be purchased for $277M
• Fourth of July Events
• Wauwatosa lease keeps Corix in region
• Water Street lanes to reopen on Monday
• Threat of NFL players legal action looms
• Unlimited access to iTunes purchases?
• Fond du Lac hotel will open next year
• Main Street program faces uncertainty
• Bank lending to businesses slowly returns
• Inside Oshkosh's City Center Hotel
• Horicon School
• Breaking out: Packers who could make the jump in 2011
• Dynamic Jason Mraz changes songs for show
• The Movie Rental Scene in Milwaukee (part 2)
• The Movie Rental Scene in Milwaukee
• School in Dodge County
• Darling sign at Keefe and Atkinson out of place and out of touch
• Fourth of July Weekend Reminders! +More
• Best of the best: Green Bay Packers edition
• Keith's patriotic anthems pump up flag-waving fans
• Madison firm, Medical College to study heart disorder
• Nearly every Wisconsin school district to see cuts in state aid
• Flock of folks back 9-11 float
• DA: Review of 2,100 homicides found none deserving further DNA testing
• Cars 2 Collectibles
• Who's hiring in Milwaukee?
• Justices' emails detail security, photo concerns after altercation
• Jason Mraz, Loretta Lynn, Phil Vasser headline Summerfest July 2
• Game Blog: Brewers at Twins
• As NBA goes dark, much ugliness lies ahead
• Diversey sets timing of Sturtevant plant closing
• Manufacturing index signals strength
• Walker’s cabinet members tout economic, job growth
• Abele appoints Jim Sullivan to county post
• NBA imposes player lockout
• Hiring in Milwaukee looks upbeat, surveys show
• ICC seeks development partner for parking lot
• PNC, BMO begin jockeying for position
• Kohlrabi tonight!
• CUNA sells Wauwatosa insurance unit
• Oshkosh Corp. shares jump after Icahn buys 9.5% share
• Crews try to restore power as temperatures soar
• Marquette biomedical sciences professor honored as young scholar
• RSVP to WLC's Summer Information Day on July 12 at We hope to see you there!
• Nexstar closes deal for Green Bay's WFRV-TV
• School districts receive state aid estimates
• Zaffiro's making virtual splash at Summerfest
• Baird Capital invests in Justrite
• Russell adds exchange-traded funds
• Have a wonderful 4th of July weekend!
• Top of the List - More highest-paid execs
• RSM leader's broad scope - People on the Move: July 1
• Freedom, love it or lose it
• Pemco in Sheboygan for sale
• CRE Guide: Podcast
• Masonite buys Marshfield DoorSystems
• Does concealed carry apply to Lambeau?
• Racine school has funds to open in fall
• Stritch welcomes new President
• Beginners: A moving, sweet love story starring Ewan McGregor and Melanie Laurent
• Larry Crowne: Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts reteam for this romantic comedy
• Styx, Toby Keith, 3rd Eye Blind, Summerfest Friday July 1 events
• Can Google + lure Milwaukee Facebook users?
• Fire over the Fox set to heat up Green Bay
• A tad late, Kanye West woos crowd
• 1991: A good or bad year for film?
• Firefighters union throws cold water on 9-11 float
• MU athletic director resigns amid allegations fallout
• Marquette's 2011-12 Big East opponents revealed
• Waukesha County jury convicts Lurvey in 2002 slayings
• MCTS denies worker's compensation to driver beaten up on the job
• Johnson Controls partners with UW, UWM in global research
• WEAC sues over law giving Walker power over DPI rules
• Child care fraud trials set
• 1000 MPS employees to lose jobs
• Civil War News
• BMO assumes M&I Summerfest sponsorship
• Anchor extends Bauer for two years
• Johnson Controls, UW partnership touted as unique
• Cardinal Stritch to create program for Native Americans
• TOPS to host international conference in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee jumps in Forbes business, careers list
• Cottingham resigns as Marquette’s AD
• Scrumptious Gluten Free Pizza
• PNC buys $76 million in tax credits for Westlawn project
• Johnson Controls, UW-System join for energy storage research
• Why travel all the way to Summerfest when we have free music at Wisconsin Lutheran College tonight? See the Mood Swing Orchestra at 6:30 p.m.
• U.S. Senate to work next week on debt limit impasse
• Reunions to celebrate DayGlo age of rock 'n' roll
• ALL Bryant & Stratton campuses including classes, libraries, labs, tutoring, etc.... will be closed on Friday, July 1- Monday, July 4. Campuses will reopen at 8:00a.m. on Tuesday, July 5. Please enjoy your holiday and stay safe. :)
• Fortune Brands reveals stock information for spin-offs
• Marquette professor wins national award for Dulles biography
• What is wrong with my feet?
• New GM for WEZY, WRJN - People on the Move: June 30
• Businesses warned of U.S. 41 work impact
• Summerfest gets off to a big bang
• Ward returning to UW-Madison as interim chancellor
• CRE Guide: People in the news - Amanda Zacharias
• Bank of America agrees to landmark $8.5B settlement
• Health department consolidation study on hold as complications arise
• Clearwaters Hotel liquor license on the line if $90,000 in back taxes not paid
• MPS to lay off 519 employees
• Grill out with wine: Fourth of July pairing recommendations
• Good Parents Put Their Children First or Do They?
• Leadership Center announces program for American Indians
• 50 instruments, but all he needs is a mic
• Thornton reveals 519 layoffs, including 354 teachers
• State blocks plans to apply for federal health grants
• Fewer Wisconsin jobs offer health insurance benefits, study finds
• Myspace sent to someplace quiet for its twilight years
• Diminished, union leaders promise action
• Abele's campaign solicited from county employees
• Milwaukee wants to stop paying full salaries to cops injured off duty
• Summerfest gets off to a big bang
• Mothers Against Violence Take A Stand Against Eminem's "Space Bound"
• Kanye West, Kid Cudi, free Summerfest tix June 30
• Tony Memmel plays Summerfest June 30, July 10
• MPS to lay off 519 employees
• Johnson vows to fight any attempt in Senate to proceed with Fourth of July recess
• Who is getting excited for UWM Campus Kick-off 2011? Save the date: Pantherfest is September 9, 2011. Bands to be announced soon - stay tuned!
• Tricks & tips for interviews
• Ward returning to UW-Madison as interim chancellor
• Fiserv to acquire CashEdge for $465 million
• Issue of the Week: New Berlin or Old Mississippi?
• Milwaukee Today: NAACP's Report on the City's African Americans
• Walker's Budget Rewards His Top Campaign Donors
• MPS to lay off 354 teachers
• BloodCenter blood drive June 30, UWM
• Greendale doctor indicted for tax fraud
• Harley-Davidson shipping 2012 models early
• Chase: Most Wisconsin employers hiring
• Morin leaving Kahler Slater
• SAVE THE DATE: Thursday, August 4th Entertainment: food, music, dunk tank, prizes, VERY LARGE bounce house, and lots of games for adults & kids.
• Online job postings drop in Wisconsin
• American Appraisal downsizes NYC space
• We welcome Ulster Project Milwaukee to our campus today and tomorrow.
• Lunch road trip destination - Chester's Drive-In, Plymouth, WI
• The Commons now has a Facebook page with info on hours, food items and more. Like them to stay on top of the latest Commons info!
• Peter Gabriel, FOX 6 open Summerfest June 29
• County official places O'Donnell Park blame on 2 contractors
• Justice asked to get help for anger, sources say
• $hamrock aka Yung Irish F/ Kyle Denmead - "Extacy" (Produced by The Avengerz)
• Business and Roads to Horicon
• Will any UWM students be at Bradford Beach, Milwaukee WI tomorrow? We are capturing video and need some student quotes. If you will be there, look for a camera at 11:30 a.m. by the volleyball nets.
• Yankees pound Greinke, Brewers
• LCV calls out Paul Ryan for benefiting from big oil tax subsidy
• Journal: Unreported side effects, disclosure failures with Medtronic back product
• TDS parent acquires OneNeck
• Anchor BanCorp narrows loss
• MGIC challenges 'day of reckoning' article
• Group hopes to attract development near Mitchell Airport
• Lia Sophia takes over downtown Milwaukee
• Healthcare leadership training is here in Milwaukee
• Case Shiller: April home prices increase from March
• Elementary school special education supply list
• Frontier Airlines pilots vote to join Teamsters
• Target's Steinhafel gives outlook for 2011 and beyond
• Milwaukee comptroller Morics won't seek re-election
• State insurance regulator in line for $600,000 consulting job
• Milwaukee philanthropists Isabel and Alfred Bader have donated $1.6 million to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for the construction of the new Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex.
• O'Donnell parking structure opens
• LeBlanc: 'Host' of duties for 'stangs
• Welcome to the exciting world of wine
• Potty Training for Boys
• Made in Milwaukee
• Who protects Milwaukee County's butterfly habitat?
• The religious right don't want gays in public pools?
• Government to start 'secret shopping' for health care
• Nearly 15% of Spectrum stock going up for sale
• Where's your favorite place to watch the fireworks on the 4th of July? Here's a list of places and times around Milwaukee where you can catch this year's displays!
• Man speeding 105 mph nets 5th OWI charge, troopers say
• Ex-Banta chief Streeter named Libbey CEO
• SportsPlex to replace indoor baseball field with tennis courts
• CRE Guide: Oak Creek awaits plans for former Delphi site
• Howard approves Menards project
• SCJ donates $100,000 for Gateway scholarships
• WG&R to move into former Wisconsin Rapids supermarket
• Unions pour money into recall elections
• Wisconsin budget boosts tourism promotion
• 5 Tips for Saying NO to Your Grandchild
• Hot Coffee: Not the joke people made it out to be
• Infuse cited in patients' painful bone overgrowth
• Bus drivers denounce MCTS management failure to support driver, passenger safety
• The Bachelorette 7: Episode 6 Recap
• Ex-Brewer Sabathia continues to shine with Yankees
• Walker says he should have prepared public earlier for his sweeping changes
• Kirk Muller named new head coach of the Milwaukee Admirals
• Two probes opened into Bradley claim
• 750,000 attend Chicago Pride Parade, Wisconsinite's among crowd
• Signif - "Wish Her Well" (Produced By Gee Wiz)
• One GOP candidate off ballot, one remains vs. Hansen
• Early summer angling tune-up
• Government wastes your money prosecuting operator of prostitution website
• Wilson gives UW much-needed experience at quarterback
• School Specialty CEO to retire next April
• Wisconsin budget boosts tourism promotion
• Ex-Banta chief Streeter named Libbey CEO
• Lee Arnold back in 'album rock'
• Milwaukee YWCA wins $5.7M Department of Labor grant
• U.S. consumer spending stalls
• Abele re-appoints Milwaukee County Zoo director
• Vintage Milwaukee Brewers Royal Blue T-Shirt
• IRS offers small business resources
• Wisconsin Gov. Walker doesn’t veto beer provision
• Summerfest beer will be named Big Gig IPA
• Two days until Summerfest 2011. Who is getting excited? I am going to see ____________ at Summerfest.
• Summerfest selling commemorative bricks
• Check out the Career Education Center's page, where you can stay up-to-date on all of the great programming the CEC has to offer!
• New GM hits First Stage – People on the Move: June 27
• Homemade Monster Spray reduces bedtime troubles
• Tax breaks offered to keep company in Racine
• Walker signs $66 billion budget
• Green Bay Redevelopment Authority leads downtown renovations
• Family furniture store returns to Stevens Point
• Mercy plans to build $6 million facility in Janesville
• Oshkosh City Center Hotel owner delinquent on property taxes
• New central Wisconsin chamber chief wants strong business network
• Wells Fargo strategist says economic fears 'overblown'
• Cases of Milwaukee police opening fire spike in past month
• Bias complaint sends firm on long road to court
• Sheriff proposes privatizing jail jobs
• Wisconsin's costs rise for Talgo trains
• Flynn describes circumstances of fatal shooting by police
• Horicon and the Surrounding Marsh Area
• Tax breaks offered to keep company in Racine
• Fireworks and Parades
• Walker signs budget bill, vetoes 50 items
• Rain, Rain gone away
• MKE in the media: June 2011 Milwaukee airport news finds
• Horicon and More
• Walker to sign budget today
• Bai Ling to live tweet premiere of Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew
• Bad Teacher: Jake Kasdan throws out the rulebook but keeps the laughs
• Samcro & The Sons of Anarchy have TV Viewers Riding With Them
• 'Safeguards' in concealed carry bill put it in mainstream
• Short circuit in Pittsburgh
• A case of shattered trust
• Jim Carrey Meets the Penguins
• Fitzgerald brothers a powerful force in Wisconsin politics
• Can 'fake' Democrats really pull an upset?
• Potential St. Mary's lawsuit complicated by patient's identity theft
• Argument between state Supreme Court justices got physical
• Busy draft day a net positive for Bucks
• New on DVD: Just Go With It
• 1981, A good or bad year for film?
• The smartest guys in the room have failed
• Hell of a ride
• Tips for taming your inner momma bear
• Free Dental Care at the Greenheck Fieldhouse in Weston, Wisconsin today
• Where is the Economy Going?
• Monetary Economics to Resource Economics
• Weekend activities
• Legislator, attorney general announce anti-fraud legislation
• Walker moves budget signing from tax felon's company
• Waupun Memorial Hospital charges $1,771 to treat tick bite
• Library News
• Settling around the Marsh
• Fielder's hit lifts Brewers over Twins
• Cell Phones and Kids
• Boundary Waters area offers pristine discoveries
• Walker to veto budget provision on pay for disciplined cops
• O'Donnell Park garage slated to reopen in time for Summerfest
• Madison challenges Milwaukee's local control again
• State budget targets Milwaukee wage, local preference laws
• The Milwaukee Movie Experience
• Presto Change-o...a new look Bucks
• Milwaukee makes impression as convention host
• Judge gives preliminary OK to Koss settlement
• Obama plans $500M to boost manufacturing
• Teddy Bears for children program huge success
• Legal troubles spur Walker budget signing change
• Wisconsin fishing, tips for taking the kids
• Abele: Autopsy services for sale
• What are the youth doing during summer break?
• Fate of health care reform remains unknown
• Pet loss grief counseling now offered free locally
• Froedtert Hospital earns national recognition for nursing
• Money proposed to counter Milwaukee foreclosures
• 'The Tree of Life' dazzles and provokes
• Marquette engineering professor awarded research sabbatical
• New Gold's Gym in Hales Corners
• The problem with herbal simplification
• Greater Milwaukee Foundation honors area leaders; assets rebound
• Quad/Graphics reportedly seeking $1.5 billion in loans for refinancing
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• Stranger Etiquette with Children
• Grant Thornton loses round in Koss case
• Bank on it - People on the Move: June 24
• Top of the List - Highest-paid execs
• Who's hiring in Milwaukee?
• Walker to sign budget at Ashwaubenon company
• Menard's plans new Green Bay area store
• CRE Podcast: Milwaukee makes pitch for Kohl’s HQ
• J.F. Ahern signs deal for future Fondy development
• Thurston's Super Bowl ring being sold to settle debt
• GFS Marketplace opens to shoppers in Racine County
• Missy Elliott graves disease stabilized
• Extended unemployment benefits may be in store for Milwaukee jobless
• Grand ideas
• Johnson proves to be a big spender - and taker: Firm pays him $10 million
• Jimmy Butler selected by Chicago Bulls in first round of NBA Draft
• Tapping of reserves topples oil prices
• Rapper/Producer Missy Elliott Battles Graves Disease
• U.S. accuses New Berlin of racial bias in housing decision
• Two in custody in Brookfield man's death
• GOP leaders have redrawn maps
• Bucks part of 3-way draft day trade, according to sources.
• State panel votes to free up $89 million in jobless benefits
• Bucks trade Salmons, Maggette; add Harris in NBA draft
• Funds being sought for manufacturing program
• Bike-sharing program bends the ear of local execs
• MCTS dragging feet on electronic fare cards: could improve security, convenience
• U.S. sues New Berlin for rejecting affordable housing project
• Bus management refuses to reinstate injured driver assaulted on Route 35
• Radio's 'Polka Place' gets a new owner
• Report: Milwaukee is good market for hotel investors
• Nelson Schmidt relocates, rebrands Madison office
• Marshall's store to open in West Bend
• Braun-endorsed energy drink expands retail presence
• Westside Academy 2 students put on poetry reading as part of the WALLS Project.
• Wisconsin nets nearly $1M in GlaxoSmithKline settlement
• Manufacturing program projected to have $54 million benefit
• Squirrel shenanigans, UWM would not be the same without them. What has your experience been like with UWM campus squirrels?
• Groupon Daily Deals
• DFA seeks recall of 6 Wisconsin Senators, donations
• Energy stocks lead market sharply lower as oil prices plunge
• Free Career Transition Seminar
• Multi-Color Corp. to buy firm in Poland
• UnitedHealth Group sues U.S. Department of Defense over $23.5B contract
• New Clifton Gunderson partners — People on the Move: June 23
• Alliant Energy sues Town of Wilson over coal ash landfill
• Group suggests ways to improve downtown nightlife
• Merrill, Pine River near Highway 51 development deal
• CRE Guide: People in the news - Paul Schafer
• NorthStar picks Beloit for facility
• Businesses speak out on Focus on Energy program changes
• Joy Global completes LeTourneau acquisition
• Young Love: From Beiber to Usher
• Red Dirt Originals: Texas Hippie Coalition
• County inmates down 16% from '08, report says
• Bucks seek to boost offense
• Jimmy Buffett concert expected to draw 30,000
• Walker fields at least 15 GOP requests for budget vetoes
• Forensic accountant to review Milwaukee Archdiocese finances
• Looking to improve your deckbuilding skills?
• Ceiling at Holloway-owned building collapses, man injured
• Horicon and the Surrounding Marsh Area
• It’s So Obvious, It Would Take a Scientist to Miss It!
• Judge tells parties to plan for recalls as scheduled
• Group suggests ways to improve downtown nightlife
• AAA: July 4 travel expected to fall this year
• Marquette reaches agreement on reporting sexual assaults to police
• Where to take your car this weekend - Rods-n-Relics Hot Rods-n-Blues Car Show
• Issue of the Week: The Unelected Bureaucrat in Charge
• Republicans Expand Vouchers Statewide
• Has the Wisconsin Supreme Court Become Hopelessly Partisan?
• Joy Global completes LeTourneau acquisition
• OnMilwaukee.com Eastside Music Crawl this Saturday
• Brewers' draft pick Jungmann is big, tall, and accurate
• A group of 9th and 10th graders from Milwaukee schools are on campus this week and next to learn about careers in education through UWM School of Education Urban Teacher World program. Wednesday afternoon they worked with UWM's Dani Kuepper, senior
• CommonBond completes Milwaukee project
• Catholic Financial's logo and the BP spill
• NAACP: Entrepreneurial training would save state money
• Frontier Airlines to get 80 fuel-efficient jets
• Taste of Home launching 'MasterChef' mag with licensing pact
• Milwaukee-area jobs decrease slightly in May
• Shoppach, Johnson homer as Rays beat Brewers
• Religious right mad that NBC doesn't affirm their religious belief in broadcast
• Two free concerts this week on campus: WELS Youth Chorale and Wind Ensemble home concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Schwan Concert Hall, and the Newtonburg Brass Band on Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the Campus Courtyard (Quad).
• Optimist Theatre’s Twelfth Night gift to Milwaukee
• Musicians and artists from UWM Peck School of the Arts, Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Florentine Opera Company and Milwaukee Opera Theatre will come together on Saturday, June 25, 7:30 p.m. to deliver a performance, w
• Magnetek regains listing compliance with NYSE
• Newest job listings in Milwaukee
• Brookfield approves Target
• Greenfield rejects pawn shop at former Ultimate Electronics
• Greendale approves Walmart, Macy's
• Did you know that Alverno offers a Master of Science in Community Psychology? Click the link to learn more about this outstanding program!
• People on the Move: June 22, 2011
• Surviving the in-laws
• CRE Guide - Take 5: Coldwell Banker's Judy Hearst
• Legislative inaction kills jobless benefits extension
• New La Crosse theater taking shape
• Nicolet National Bank looks to pay off TARP
• Public asked to weigh in on Appleton's Houdini Plaza
• UPAF surpasses 2011 fundraising goal
• OS X Lion shows the problem with data caps
• U.S. Senate panel probes Medtronic
• Lerix - Audio Arcade EP
• Studies cite CEO pay as significant cause of wealth inequality
• Heavy rains flood streets, overwhelm sewers
• Assembly passes concealed carry bill, sends to Walker
• Mining company says project on hold until Legislature changes law
• Church officials knew of minister's sexual orientation for decade, counsel contends
• Events for Horicon and Marsh area
• Organic fast-food breakfasts at Milwaukee's Outpost Natural Foods
• Horicon
• Chef shares seafood secrets
• UPAF surpasses 2011 fundraising goal
• EraGen Biosciences to be acquired for $34 million
• Great careers in healthcare are here! Find out more from Pete Pavone, Director of the Wisconsin Colleges.
• Great careers in healthcare are here. Find out more from Pete Pavone, Director of the Wisconsin Colleges.
• Executives buy majority of assisted living firm
• Dedicated Computing buys Tushaus Computer Services
• Milwaukee may see more two-way streets downtown
• Abele wants recommendations on curtailing "backdrops"
• JP Morgan Chase will pay $153.6M to settle SEC charges
• Oshkosh receives Army contracts worth $245 million
• Gannett to lay off 700 newspaper workers
• BMO: M&I acquisition expected to close July 5
• Collective Bargaining in Milwaukee : Employees losing their united voice
• Today marks the official start of summer. Happy summer solstice! June 21 has the longest daylight and the shortest night of the year, and the sun angle reaches its maximum height at noontime.
• Quick way to use up fresh tomatoes
• UWM alumna Gretchen Mead is changing the world “one garden at a time.”
• Federal Reserve OKs BMO-M&I deal
• People on the Move: June 21, 2011
• Encouraging language development
• Infrastructure and jobs
• Sustainable tech institute forms board
• Blain Supply starts headquarters addition
• Group helps businesses set up quickly in Rock County
• CRE Spotlight: Incentives, location draw firms to Germantown
• Walker says policies stimulating job growth
• Fillmor reopening could attract big bands to Wausau
• Schreiber plan goes to Green Bay council
• Abele appoints new corporation counsel
• Google's Father's Day promotion backfires
• The Barrett Report: News From The Mayor - June 20, 2011
• The Bachelorette 7: Episode 5 Recap
• The vegetable garden: A global way of life
• Republicans in Legislature may try to make recalls harder
• Extension of aid to jobless goes unused
• Is a website needed for a business?
• Minor flooding sets the stage for a soggy week
• See The Experts At Sephora
• 3 Democrats seek Walker veto of plan to pay fired officers
• A quiet Juneteenth is disappointing for some
• Beloit soldier one of four killed in Afghanistan crash
• Brewers happy to be at home after rough road trip
• CKY Star Passes Away in Car Accident Monday Morning
• Lesbian minister to face peers in United Methodist Church trial
• Summer classes and camps beginning all over campus this week! Check it out!
• Abele appoints new corporation counsel
• TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION "BACK FROM HELL" Invading Wisconsin
• Statewide home sales down in May
• Marquette students, faculty to participate in Mission of Mercy
• Sears looking at D.C. region for headquarters relocation
• Green projects planned for South 6th Street
• Poblocki Sign promotes McGushin to president
• Johnson Controls completes Keiper/Recaro acquisition
• Cosmos Café brings authentic gyros to Wauwatosa
• Costco starts construction of Pewaukee store
• Milwaukee's Eastside & UWM in distance. What UWM building can you spot? (photo via twitter @ImigEcho)
• The powers and pitfalls of PowerPoint part 6
• Work to start soon for Alterra Bay View project
• Health and wellness open house event
• PNC buying Royal Bank of Canada’s U.S. bank unit
• Beloit soldier killed in Afghanistan
• People on the Move: June 20, 2011
• Check out the newly designed Alverno Presents site and see what this season has to offer!
• Xcel Energy changes application to boost rate increase
• Madison's Cell Line strikes stem cell deal with Ambry
• Burlington startup helps chemists invent pharmaceuticals
• CenterPoint MarketPlace owner to sue city
• General Motors investing $32 million in Spring Hill
• Anixter to lease Yorkville spec building
• Buyers show interest in Hotel Mead
• Promega ranks among best workplaces for scientists
• Fourth of July Celebration
• Budget bill gives Walker more power over Medicaid programs
• Venture capital bill coming back with revisions
• Common Ground builds on success with banks to address foreclosures
• More funds urged for Milwaukee sewer fixes
• Faith groups guiding progress on county's special needs housing
• Keep your child interested in reading
• Mr. Pickett Conculsion
• Family-owned Kendall Packaging competes by investing, expanding
• Anixter to lease Yorkville spec building
• Wisconsin slips in health care quality ranking
• Rough first inning dooms Brewers against Red Sox
• State gains jobs in May
• Mr. Pickett, continued:
• Sharks fin-ish off 'stangs
• Police pay reform saved $283,000; state budget would scrap it
• As Biddy Martin leaves UW-Madison, opinions formulate about next chancellor
• Walk-O-Meter will track Walker's job promise
• Wisconsin unions try to battle back
• Daughter writes book about growing up Pandl
• Taylor Mallory - "Sunni's Outside"
• Redistricting pushes boundaries to help a Republican congressman
• Frontier, MKE's 2nd-busiest airline, announces pilots approve restructuring plan
• BD Lake Days continued
• Hoop It Up Championship Games start tomorrow at 10 a.m. Come on down!
• Quality Sustainable Purses
• Wolf, homers lift Brewers past Red Sox
• Milwaukee County Gyms; A Place to Stay on Track
• One week later...
• Wisconsin League of Conservation Voters releases summer election endorsments
• Beaver Dam Lake Days and More
• The Barrett Report: News From The Mayor - June 16, 2011
• U.N resolution states gays and lesbians shall be treated with equality
• Democrats see no need for placeholders in recall primaries
• Reunification Day celebrates return to parenthood
• Shawano gun shop tries again to hold off closure
• Three robberies, two shootings tied to Craigslist ad
• State budget will force most school districts to cut property taxes
• Latest local job openings
• Girls and Champs
• Marcum injured in ugly loss
• Disney Cars 2 scrapbook ideas and supplies
• Natasha Bedingfield plays Pabst Theater June 17
• Talking about a Revolution
• Green Bay Packers Men's collector ring
• Marquette philosophy professor receives fellowship
• Froedtert names two new presidents
• Frontier pilots agree to deal with airline's owner Republic Airways
• WeekDate 2012 Wall calendar keeps you organized
• Safe travels to Pathways to College students and staff as they embark on Pathways' first trip: a Southern tour that includes Civil Rights sites and colleges.
• Loan program proposed for Milwaukee solar power projects
• European Commission clears Johnson Controls' Recaro purchase
• Manufacturers lead in state job growth
• Celiac Support Group
• Sizing 'up' the 'stangs O-line
• Park Lafayette 90 percent leased
• Quad/Graphics to join Russell Global, 3000 indexes
• Democrats won't run 'placeholder' recall candidates
• Incoming freshmen and their families shared their excitement about UWM. Click the link to read their comments. What do you suggest to incoming freshmen?
• New Grand Avenue strategy based on St. Louis program
• Former Aurora spokesman hired by ProHealth Care
• Showing off Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl rings
• Wild’s Marquette sendoff hits $43 million in scholarship gifts
• Associated CEO Flynn: State economy 'geting better'
• People on the Move: June 17, 2011
• Next job creator? Bail bondsmen
• Are you LinkedIn and beyond?
• Casino manager faces theft charges
• Bay View project to get cleanup loan
• Bath and Body to leave CenterPoint mall
• School project near funding goal
• School choice opponents fear expansion
• Agnesian HealthCare CEO to retire
• Mequon developer plans Sheboygan project
• Construction begins on Chapel
• Packers franchise jumps to top spot in ESPN's Ultimate standings
• Will those who don't want women to head churches, support a woman for president?
• Green Bay Packers receive Super Bowl rings
• Amy X Neuburg: Chops and Charms for Present Music
• Packers marvel at Super Bowl ring's might
• $43 million in thanks to Marquette's Father Wild
• Veteran Rapper Ice Cube Turns Music Into Art To Benefit HIV/AIDS Victims
• Mequon teen sentenced to year in jail for friend's death
• Slate of fakes interesting way to keep it real
• Soldier from Friendship killed in Afghanistan
• Lulzsec releases 62,000 usernames and passwords
• School choice could expand across state, but budget may change
• Kanye West to perform at Summerfest June 30, angry over 'Mama’s Boyfriend' leak
• AJ Bombers announces Madison location
• Johnson Financial names Sutfin CFO
• Banks decry lifting cap on credit union lending
• Roundy's launches Monopoly game
• Walker appoints Nowak to PSC
• MillerCoors units brew new beers for Summerfest
• City authorizes cleanup loan for Bay View project
• Sendik's explores expansion options
• Hoehnen out, Holt in as president of Derco Aerospace
• Bonds approved for Milwaukee apartment renovation
• Creating the Piano Man Gene
• State's job creation numbers slowed in May
• ISCorp Downer Classic Bike Race Returns to Milwaukee’s Historic Downer Avenue
• Thursday's Billboard 100 Update
• Transit union asks why driver, punched and dragged off bus, is suspended by MCTS
• Stick your toes in the sand, listen to some music and relax by the bonfire. Bradford Beach, Milwaukee WI Bonfire Music Series is a free event on Thursday nights. "Like" this if you enjoy summer in Milwaukee.
• The Religious right want to control your sex life, and send you to jail
• Actuant’s profit soars; raises outlook
• There are many resources for students here at Alverno - click the link to learn more about them!
• Weiner telling associates he'll resign over sexting scandal
• Milwaukee-area executives win Ernst & Young awards
• Stark's Gullickson joins Man Group
• People on the Move: June 16, 2011
• Don't forget to stop by the Student Lounge today for De-Stress Fest! You can't go wrong when it comes to snacks and fun! What more could you want?! The times are from 11am to 1pm and 4pm to 6pm. Be there or be square....
• Smet to set up shop in downtown Green Bay
• High-tech inhaler from Madison firm would track asthma attacks
• Former Miles Kimball building will soon take on its third life in Oshkosh
• T-Mobile jumps on the daily deals bandwagon
• Stevens Point has incentives for SHINE Medical Technologies
• ESPN ranks Green Bay Packers as best pro sports franchise
• Budget passes Assembly with provisions on choice schools, broadband funds
• City, businesses bemoan bookstore eyesore
• Tupac Shakur murder mystery solved ? Dexter Isaac the killer?
• Conceal-carry bill passes State Senate
• Court case challenges domain seizures
• Amendments expected to kill Green Bay choice expansion, retain broadband funds
• Super Bowl rings cherished throughout Packers' lives
• Who's hiring in Milwaukee?
• Summer Bands in Horicon, WI
• Caught in the Act
• County retirement payouts top $14 million in May
• ESPN ranks Green Bay Packers as best pro sports franchise
• Issue of the Week: Ignoring the Will of the People
• Wisconsin Internet System Targeted in Budget
• Wisconsin's New DNR
• Same sex marriage close in New York plus other gay rights news
• CNH donates $1 million for new Racine-area YMCA
• Student Services will be sponsoring De-Stress Fest tomorrow, June 16th, from 11am-1pm and 4pm-6pm in the student lounge. There will be games, healthy snacks, and tips to De-Stress your life! Stop by and mingle with other students!!!
• Unions file federal lawsuit to block budget repair bill
• Barrett appoints new DPW commissioner
• IRS helping nonprofits regain tax-exempt status
• Associated promotes two commercial execs
• Homebuilder confidence falls
• Shorewood tops state in home prices
• Tech N9ne Debuts at number 4 on Billboard for his All 6's and 7's LP
• Lubar invests in American Pasteurization
• The North Face, Maurices opening at Brookfield Square
• Replay Sports Bar Presents: Treading For a Cause
• Hoop It Up team registration deadline is 8 p.m. tonight. It's not too late.
• Safety First and Always
• Scholarship gifts honoring Marquette’s Wild may surpass $30M
• People on the Move: June 15, 2011
• Protesters react to court decision on collective bargaining
• Ministry Saint Michael's Hospital renovates birth center
• County backs land sale for Appleton convention center
• Schreiber Foods Green Bay project one step closer
• YMCAs in Twin Cities merging
• Milwaukee pushes forward on streetcar
• Walmart backing off South Milwaukee proposal
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Walker's budget repair bill
• Progress for gay rights in Southeastern Wisconsin
• WiscNet is the next public resource on the chopping block
• Milwaukee's Soldiers Home named to national list of endangered places
• The White House Band - "Wasup"
• To plant or not to plant
• Senate passes concealed-carry bill
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules in favor of Walker's budget repair bill
• Boys at School
• Assembly changing broadband, other budgets items before debate tonight
• Brewers vs. Cubs
• Supreme Court reinstates collective bargaining law
• Walmart backing off South Milwaukee proposal
• Milwaukee pushes forward on streetcar
• As you enter Chapman Hall, you'll notice flags hanging up on the ceiling. These flags represent the 90 countries of our international faculty, staff and students. The flags signal to the campus community and to our visitors that UWM has a global pre
• Sports32 to televise 'stangs
• Check out the Internships page on the new Alverno.edu for internship info and resources!
• First Banking Center wins $6.4 million judgment
• Martin wasn't forced out, Reilly says
• Abele embarks on sharing government services
• ARI reports profit increase
• UW chancellor Biddy Martin leaving for Amherst College
• Don't look to politics as an example in marriage
• Walker releases statement on balanced budget
• Hoop It Up deadline is Wedesday night!
• Congrats to IT instructor Khaled Sabha for passing the CISCO certification exam! CISCO certification is very difficult to obtain as it is based on an assessment process that requires both an extensive theoretical and practical knowledge base. Way to go
• Going Vegan
• Driving-friendly jaunt: Port Washington
• Knit an eyelet shawl knitting pattern
• J&Y International acquired by Chinese firm
• Why allow the far right to set the standard on supposed Rep. Weiner scandal?
• Join us in the fight to keep school nurses in the schools. Research by UWM College of Nursing.
• ZBB Energy to raise $2.3 million in stock sale
• Herzing University takes over closed massage school
• ManpowerGroup buys stake in Chinese HR firm
• ManpowerGroup survey: Local employers hiring to be brisk
• Kohl's sponsors children's promotion at State Fair
• In Madison, waiting and watching
• People on the Move: June 14, 2011
• Groups plan projects for Cathedral Square, Juneau parks
• Review: Alchemist’s "Fool for Love" kindles some heat
• Work begins on $7.5M apartment development in Wausau
• Milwaukee buzzing about entrepreneur efforts
• Roark Capital buying Arby's
• Wisconsin Rapids may put project bid documents online
• Building a high-tech corridor along Sheboygan's Indiana Ave.
• The Bachelorette 7: Episode 4 Recap
• Top five most underrated Packers in 2011
• Milwaukee among U.S. cities with strongest hiring outlook, ManpowerGroup says
• Expense of fake Democrats in primaries will top $400,000
• Happy birthday, Steve Novak
• Lil Wayne, Birdman celebrate with NBA Champion Dallas Mavericks
• Abele backs benefits for domestic partners
• Teachers
• The official 'Bachelor Pad 2' cast has been revealed
• Dempster helps foil Brewers yet again
• Horicon Happenings
• GOP redistricting plan has Republican Cong. Sean Duffy's re-election in mind
• Who's hiring in Milwaukee?
• Loyalty hotel project partially approved
• Southwest, AirTran to add service at Mitchell
• Milwaukee buzzing about entrepreneur efforts
• Eighty Wisconsin suits filed over hip replacement recall
• Why we need to abandom faith, especially the religious kind, as a society
• Lockheed executive named CEO of Marinette Marine
• Property rights: Budget would change eminent domain law
• Baby falcons (eyasses) at UWM.
• CRE Guide: Market Report
• Developer plans $18 million Milwaukee apartment renovation
• Marquette College of Health Sciences offers continuing education
• Walker appoints Hoze to WEDC board
• State could see surplus under budget bill
• FDA takes action against Hartland company
• Not all GOP candidates are alike
• Wooden spoon plant markers
• Wave player gets coaching gig
• GOP to add collective bargaining changes to budget if court hasn't acted by Tuesday
• Extension for Rainier land purchase in Park East endorsed
• Do you find your mind going blank when you have a test? Are you having trouble with a particular subject? If you answered yes to any of these questions, be sure to stop by the LRC located on the 2nd floor in the libarary for some extra help. Don't b
• People on the Move: June 13, 2011
• Alverno is again hosting Shakespeare in the Park, beginning June 16. Read the story on JSOnline for more info.
• The tour of England continues for WLC students and Prof. Moldenhauer. Read about their studies (and their royal family sighting).
• Regal Beloit acquires Australian company
• Associated's Sander to First Midwest
• IQ Academy's telecommuting 2011 graduates knew each other's faces
• Manufacturer buys Lakeview building
• MAM's China exhibit bears mark of industry
• Schreiber shows downtown Green Bay commitment
• Schreiber Foods may help revitalize downtown Green Bay
• Proposed Fox Cities Exhibition Center faces hurdle
• Wisconsin banks lag in TARP payments
• Anchor revisions relate to TARP dividends
• New owner sought for Milwaukee lighthouse
• Persuasion Prevails: The new HR mantra
• Audit finds MMSD in good financial shape
• GOP leaders agree on basics of budget bill