Sheboygan, WI News

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• Canada pledges $17.5M in fight against Asian carp
• Absentee voting brisk ahead of recall election
• Obama honors fallen troops
• Remembering sacrifices: Memorial Day speakers urge us to not forget past
• Falls woman injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Teens injured after crash on Highway 23
• Senator wants airlines to alter seat fee
• Polls on gay marriage not yet reflected in votes
• How They Voted: A glance at how our members of Congress voted last week
• Memorial Day feature: Local vet Steve Reiner shares an American success story
• New sense of urgency: Number of living WWII vets continues to dwindle as Honor Flights diligently continue mission
• Fond farewell: Sheboygan Lutheran honors teacher Myrna Lastusky by creating scholarship
• Chamber Friday Forum to focus on environmental best practices
• Chamber networking event to feature work from U.S. Womens Open official artist
• Gannett Wisconsin Investigation: Walker campaign has spent $20M since 2010 victory
• Barrett goes after Walker in debate
• A century and counting: Area sisters reach 100, 106
• Driver rescued from river after suffering seizure
• Hot, muggy weather in holiday weekend forecast for Sheboygan
• Nobody likes to fight but sometimes youve got to fight for freedom
• Missing Illinois man found safe in Town of Plymouth
• S.S. Badger trips canceled Friday
• Cleanup under way from strong storms
• Salvation Army majors leaving Sheboygan
• Three men found safe after spending Thursday night lost in Sheboygan Marsh
• Gould named President Emeritus by Lakeland Board
• Missing Illinois man, 82, found safe in Town of Plymouth
• Three men found after getting lost during excursion to Sheboygan Marsh
• Appointees named to assist Native American farmers
• Senate rejects GOP, Dem plans on student loans
• S.S. Badger seeks permit to continue coal ash dumps
• Walker, Barrett trade jabs on crime statistics
• Volunteers needed to stop spread of invasive species
• High winds cause power outages around state
• Sheboygan man gets 13 years for sex assault of 10-year-old girl
• Updates, upgrades made to two Sheboygan-area hotels
• Ferry off to rough start as wind delays S.S. Badgers return to Manitowoc
• Brothers win civil case against church, drop punitive damages claim
• Pigeon River school locked down during search of neighborhood
• Wood stove fire destroys shed in Town of Rhine
• Rep. Petri to present honor to Sheboygan Falls senior
• LTC, City Streets team up for culinary institute in downtown Sheboygan
• Girl, 3, hit by car Saturday in Sheboygan, released from hospital
• Sheboygan Falls agriculture students win $25,000 grant
• City of Sheboygans unemployment rate falls to 8 percent
• Sheboygan-area communities plan events for Memorial Day weekend
• Union gets win in south-side Sheboygan Piggly Wiggly case
• Sheboygans Pigeon River Elementary School locked down during neighborhood search
• Ruzek receives another postseason award
• Sheboygan Falls ag students win $25,000 State Farm grant
• Wisconsin real estate market continuing to rebound
• Demand for health care jobs growing
• Town of Sheboygan man, 24, charged with allegedly cutting down road signs
• Sheboygan man charged for allegedly slapping 14-month-old child
• Sheboygan Area School District staff, students honored at Recognition Night event
• Absentee voting brisk early in Sheboygan County
• Sheboygan Mayor Terry Van Akkeren picks up garbage with city crew Tuesday
• Dancers wow at fifth annual Movers & Shakers Gala
• Absentee voting brisk in Sheboygan County
• Sheboygan Mayor Terry Van Akkeren picks up garbage with city crew
• Recall leaders struggle to gain momentum
• Campbellsport girl, 7, struck by stray arrow
• Obama on Afghanistan: Leave on time, no perfect end
• Sheboygan Common Council OKs Mayor Van Akkerens choice for Police and Fire Commission
• Couple from Sheboygan charged after alleged scuffle
• Sheboygan man facing charges in alleged Random Lake attack
• Kohler native Sachse, father of UWs Bucky, dies at 85
• Sheboygan Area School District to honor employees at annual Recognition Night
• Sheboygan-based Vollrath buys Polar Ware in Kiel
• Lakeland's VITA program found taxpayers $1.3 million
• 2 more activists charged relating to NATO summit
• DNR reviews down in Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers 1st year
• A prime guest stops by Acuity
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker greeted by both sides at Sheboygan stop
• No City of Sheboygan garbage pickup on Memorial Day
• Sheboygan Falls teen injured when car hits utility pole
• How They Voted: A glance at how our members of Congress voted last week
• Girl, 3, suffers head injuries after being struck by car
• Police: 3 shot near UW-Madison campus
• Gannett Investigative Report: Chemical cleanups scrutinized
• Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch rallies supporters in Sheboygan
• City of Sheboygan hosts popular landlord program on Tuesday
• Wisconsin lieutenant governor candidates, challenger Mahlon Mitchell and incumbent Rebecca Kleefisch, campaign in Sheboygan County
• Commission nomination draws some objections from Sheboygan Common Council members
• City of Sheboygan could reopen quarry for summer swimming
• Man charged with allegedly selling prescription drugs
• Iran, Syria among topics for G-8 and NATO
• Jurors in Edwards trial will resume talks Monday
• State legislators file to run in new districts
• Facebook falls flat in public debut
• Lawmakers at odds over aid for abused women
• CDC urges Baby Boomers to get tested
• Judge rules states union members can decide on dues
• Sheboygan could reopen quarry for swimming
• Facebooks $16B IPO one of largest
• Walker: Im not afraid to lose
• New charter school to hold information sessions
• Plymouth man injured when car forced off road
• One hurt in three-vehicle crash in Town of Plymouth
• Census shows whites lose US majority among babies
• DNR makes largest purchase to date for land conservation
• Dems shift recall tactics, pound Walker on probe of associates
• Report: State lost 5,900 jobs in April DWD secretary calls data volatile and inaccurate
• Sheboygan woman gets jail for interfering with child custody
• Graduation rate up for most Sheboygan County high schools
• Sheboygan County Clerk Julie Glancey retiring after 18 years
• Longtime Sheboygan County Clerk Julie Glancey stepping down
• Finding the right path: South High program guides students to early college credit
• Poll: Walker increases lead over Barrett
• Walker releases better jobs data
• Authorities to step up enforcement of seat belt law
• Military heritage museum slated to open in June
• Stealth bomber to fly over Plymouth
• Ellis Neighborhood to hold annual association meeting
• Poll shows Gov. Scott Walker leading challenger Tom Barrett in recall race
• Authorities ID victims of crash in Calumet Co.
• Democratic challenger Tom Barrett to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: Explain legal fund
• Sheboygan casino opponents speak out, developer says public, officials will be able to weigh in
• Sheboygan residents line up for free charter boat rides
• Giving girls a boost: Girls on the Run program helps kids improve emotionally and physically
• Highway 32 bridge above I-43 near Cedar Grove reopens
• Highway 32 bridge above I-43 near Cedar Grove reopens
• Packers 2010 Super Bowl ring being sold at pawnshop
• Packers 2010 Super Bowl ring being sold at pawnshop
• Ruzek, Nckel garner All-NAC awards
• Kohl to succeed Gould as registrar
• Robinson collects postseason award
• Kiel child seriously injured in crash
• Dems, GOP find consensus on recall
• Bus carrying Plymouth students collides with car
• Attorney: Officials can ban weapons at polls
• Authorities ID landlord injured during duplex fire
• Sheboygan area farmers eligible for Great Lakes Restoration funds
• Former Sheboygan Press publisher Richter dies at 89
• Sheboygan Falls woman takes third in recipe contest
• 2012 college grads enter improving job market
• Man arrested after Town of Chilton crash on State Highway 32/57 leaves child in critical condition
• Bus carrying Plymouth students collides with car
• Sheboygan County landlord injured trying to fight fire in Silver Creek
• Study finds one-third of autistic adults struggle to get ahead
• U.S. Senate hopefuls fail to secure GOP endorsement
• Charter fishing bookings, hotel rooms see major growth as Sheboygan County prime tourism season arrives
• Gubernatorial recall primer: 10 questions and answers
• How They Voted: A glance at how our members of Congress voted last week
• Corrections
• Flight for Life called in Silver Creek blaze
• Racine woman charged after toddler falls off roof
• Wisconsin GOP rallies around Gov. Scott Walker during convention
• Wisconsin briefs
• Students from all over the Midwest captivated by Sheboygans Rockets for Schools program
• Sheboygan woman uses her experiences to help couples with adoption process
• Man charged with 11th OWI
• Gay marriage not a deal breaker for many black Americans
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker describes union strategy to donor in video
• Sheboygan senior center planning $300K renovation
• Wisconsin Supreme Court sparring over appointment
• Sheboygan Lutheran students learn texting and driving no LOL matter
• Dozens of dogs, goats found at Fond du Lac County farm
• Woman accused of keeping body part charged again
• Facebook updates data use policy to give more info
• Walker has no interest in right-to-work legislation
• 2nd man charged in attack on Club Michigan bouncer
• Sheboygan Lutheran boys coach Todd Dekker resigns after state championship
• 2012 Spring Sports Recap
• Sheboygan Falls students seeking $25,000 grant to help spread garden program
• Public hearing on Shoreline Metro Transit set for May 16 in Sheboygan
• Gov. Scott Walkers office: Wisconsin will have budget surplus
• Gay marriage debate adds complexity to election
• Paint the pavement moved after objections in Sheboygan neighborhood
• Groups say mining laws too weak to protect Great Lakes
• Court upholds minimum gas markup law
• Greenbush post office to stay open, with reduced hours
• Kohler-Andrae adds electrical outlets to campsites
• US Postal Service office food drive Saturday in Sheboygan area
• Muskies of the Week: Sammy Rieder and Vashia Gordon
• Local GOP, Dems get ready for June 5 showdown
• DOT alters plans for Highway 23
• Final cut: After 53 years, LeRoy Kuhlow passing down his clippers
• South, Sheboygan Falls students awarded Ruth DeYoung Kohler scholarships
• Hostess notifies state of 184 layoffs
• Annual Rockets for Schools starts Friday
• Hostess notifies Wisconsin of 184 layoffs, including potentially in Sheboygan
• Buchmann resigns as Lakeland's head softball coach
• Barrett wins Sheboygan County vote in Democratic recall
• Report: Obstruction of view, crossing outside crosswalk were major factors in fatal accident
• Sheboygan Falls woman finalist in Roundys recipe contest
• Army Corps accelerates study of Asian carp
• Recall primary voter turnout steady around Sheboygan County
• Sheboygan Common Council OKs mobile food truck ordinance
• Dems get ready for todays election Barrett makes Sheboygan stop before primary
• Former Sheboygan mayor Bob Ryan pleads not guilty to sex assault charges
• New Holstein man arrested in Calumet County bank robbery
• Three injured in Town of Russell crash
• Former Mayor Bob Ryan in court today
• Lakeland celebrates 150th graduation
• Biden comfortable with gay marriage
• Few undecideds left as gubernatorial recall nears
• French voters look in new direction
• Lakeland College celebrates graduates also kicks off 150th anniversary celebration
• Volunteers help progress take root at Maywood
• Asian carp barrier near Chicago had power outage
• Fond du Lac Co. convent to close
• Obama kicks off re-election campaign in Ohio, Va.
• Farmers in Sheboygan area support dropping of bill
• 9/11 defendants ignore judge during hearing
• Wisconsin recall election pits friends against each other
• Seeing red: GOP dominating spending on states TV ads
• FCC votes to require online disclosure of political ad spending
• Procession escorts fallen soldier to Orfordville
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dies at 47
• Laacks Ballroom honored for century of business
• Democrats save barbs for Republican Gov. Scott Walker in debate
• Proposed City of Sheboygan ordinance would limit activity of food trucks
• State fund gives Sheboygan-area school libraries a boost
• Tourism spending up 6.2 percent in Sheboygan County
• Kohler man rescued after morning swim in Sheboygan River
• Romney meetings off the record
• Colorado civil unions bill gets approval from another panel
• Expert: Interest rates to stay low until 2014
• Airport names new superintendent
• Nonmotorized transportation program working in Sheboygan County
• Salvation Army officials assure customers theyre not moving
• Facebook valued at up to $95B for IPO
• Manitowoc family to join deported man in Mexico
• Rep. Paul Ryans constituents prefer him to stay where he is
• Pemco president: City plant will stay intact, as is
• Two county road projects to receive state funding
• Kathleen Falk states case to replace Scott Walker as governor of Wisconsin
• Pedestrian suffers minor injuries after being hit by school bus in downtown Sheboygan
• US economy recovering, but isnt seeing acceleration in growth
• Judge could throw out new embezzlement charges against former Oostburg treasurer
• Chicago Fed expert: Economic recovery is "under construction"
• Recall fight morphing from unions to jobs
• Falls middle school students arrested for drug-related incidents
• Willingness to learn new skills essential
• Milwaukee man, 23, facing sexual assault charges for allegedly impregnating girl, 15
• Sheboygan-based Pemco sold by parent German company
• City of Sheboygan ponders deer management program
• Sheboygan County fails to meet new ozone standards
• Half of new college grads are jobless or underemployed
• Waltz family bragging rights to be settled in last matchup
• Milwaukee man, 23, facing sexual assault charges for allegedly impregnating girl, 15
• Haeflinger and Elliot receive All-NAC recognition
• 2012 Men's Tennis NAC Tournament Preview
• Gingrich to officially close presidential campaign today
• Fear the deer North-side Sheboygan residents say roaming animals are disruptive
• National Day of Prayer event set for Sheboygan
• Sheboygan County GOP candidates in 26th District focus on primary, not Democrat Mike Helmke
• N.J. governor backs Gov. Scott Walker campaign
• Obama highlights foreign policy record in surprise Afghanistan trip
• Sheboygan paint project aims to increase traffic awareness, community pride
• Man charged in alleged theft of mothers jewelry, firearms
• Alleged obit burglar now facing more than 30 charges
• Town of Sheboygan holding disaster drill
• Muskies continue active role in the community
• This week in baseball
• This week in track and field
• Muskies of the Week: Heather Haeflinger and Dylan Grimsrud
• Walker raises $13M for recall election
• Whooping cough cases confirmed in county
• Committee OKs cutting mayors salary
• SASD OKs new charter school
• City: Noise from Festival Foods is down to acceptable levels
• Sheboygan set to host volunteers conference
• US military not reporting all Afghan attacks
• City named Tree City USA Community
• DMV agency opens in Sheboygan Falls
• This Week in Softball: 2012 NAC Tournament Preview
• Congress drawing battle lines in fight over student loans
• Seven dead after van plunges down ravine in Bronx Zoo
• Sheboygan group brings Middle Ages alive
• Sheboygan chapter of Rebuilding Together lends helping hands
• How They Voted: A glance at how our members of Congress voted last week
• Grounded, abused, abandoned: Oshkosh teen struggles to overcome anguish from confinement
• 1 dead after storm blows St. Louis beer tent over
• Kratz bankruptcy puts civil case on hold
• Counties miss mark on child abuse investigations standards
• Former Sheboygan County Sheriff Mike Helmke files to run for 26th Assembly District
• Sunny Ridge Health and Rehabilitation in Sheboygan unable to improve federal nursing home rating
• 7 Colorado homes, hog farm destroyed in nighttime tornadoes
• Obama appalled by meddling in womens health
• Romney urges young people to take risks
• Hawks star on live webcam
• Child labor groups slam farm decision
• Sheboygan National Day of Prayer event back on
• Organizers: Money Smart Week a success
• 11 veterans take Honor Flight
• Audit shows Wisconsin prisoners, fugitives received food stamps
• Sheboygan Area School District to receive $339K from state for library materials
• Roundys food tour donates $25,000 in food, money to area pantries
• Body in submerged car identified
• Milwaukee issues health alert for German measles
• Local National Day of Prayer event back on
• The 2012 Koehler Nominees
• Wisconsin Private College track meet postponed to Sunday
• Report: Health care law rebates top $1B
• National Day of Prayer canceled here
• Facelift for a local favorite: New owners put new spin on Randalls in Sheboygan
• Firefighters rescue two groups of ducklings
• Officials, Blackwolf Run readying for U.S. Womens Open
• Appeals court wont lift voter ID block
• Lakeland-Benedictine game time changed
• Muskies rank second in the nation in triples
• Obama plans campaign rallies in Ohio, Va.
• House GOP responds with own legislation to protect women
• Gingrich to end campaign next week
• Wisconsin DNR leader blasts agency for CWD test delay
• Wisconsin leads nation in jobs lost
• Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett gains momentum in Democratic recall primary
• City of Sheboygan unemployment rate down in March
• Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida elevating profile amid VP speculation
• Goodwill considering move elsewhere on south side of Sheboygan
• Aurora to open Sheboygan Countys first NICU
• Town of Scott homes evacuated after gas blow-off
• Lakeland's 150th graduation set for May 6
• Lakeland graduate alum receives top CPA honor
• Muskies- Warriors softball game postponed
• Lakeland-Carthage baseball game cancelled
• Enforcement of work zone traffic laws to increase
• Sheboygan School Board renews charter school contracts
• Gannett Wisconsin investigative report: Judicial commission to discuss judges signing of petitions
• Wisconsin concedes its City of Sheboygans budget savings numbers were off
• Sheboygan County board confirms committees
• Man, 34, charged in battery of girlfriend
• Sheboygan Chamber uses social media for promotions
• Muskie of the Week: Jenny LaLuzerne
• This Week in Softball
• Sex assault case against state billionaire on hold
• Evidence mounting in law enforcement storage rooms
• Heimermann suspends campaign for Assembly
• Sheboygan Common Council appoints committee members
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walkers budget reforms: Sheboygan County numbers appear inflated
• Man, 19, lies about identity after not paying for delivery food
• Dredging changes mean riverfront park in Sheboygan to be restored earlier
• Ex-Oostburg treasurer free on bond, accused of 9 additional embezzelment counts
• Bicyclist, 11, injured after striking bus
• Felon committed after firearm found
• RCS to hold open house at new Sheboygan location May 1
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker reforms endorsed by Sheboygan County officials
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: Reforms have saved taxpayers $1 billion
• This week in baseball
• Ex-Oostburg treasurer remains free on bond
• This week in track and field
• Hundreds of teens to gather for state summit on texting, driving dangers
• Iowa newspaper devotes front page to editorial after bullied teen takes own life
• GOP pushing fake Dems in recall elections
• Sheboygan Common Council to review mayors appointees
• New rule would reduce raises for state teachers
• Earth Day 2012: In 72, EPA battled pollution now its politics
• State lacking in enforcement of phosphorus regulations, resulting in more lake-algae blooms
• U.S. Senate hopeful Mark Neumann builds momentum in Sheboygan
• Zimmerman apologizes for shooting teen Trayvon Martin bail set at $150K at hearing
• Friday fire causes $60,000 in damage to Sheboygan home
• Wisconsin gives $765K in bonuses
• Concealed carry demand high in Wisconsin
• State organic food guide prepared
• Two drivers injured in two-vehicle crash in Random Lake Thursday morning
• Obama enjoys 10-1 financial edge over chief rival Romney
• Van Hollen concerned about state voter fraud
• Planned Parenthood suspends pill abortions
• Lakeland launches new Kellett student referral program
• Baseball makes nonconference schedule change
• Seniors honored at all-sport party
• Voter ID wont be resolved before recalls
• White House defends Secret Service chief
• City man facing 19 felonies for alleged identity theft
• Paul Ryan building huge money pot for re-election
• Wisconsin loses 4,300 jobs in private sector in March
• Shuttle Discovery arrives at Smithsonian
• Sheboygan County Board makes committee assignments
• Above Beyond expectations: Childrens museum celebrating 20th anniversary
• This week in men's golf
• Lakeland-Ripon softball game canceled
• Lakeland professor, student present papers at national conference
• Lakeland celebrates National Student-Athlete Day
• Roundys tour funding Sheboygan-area food pantries
• School staffing level drops 2.3 percent in state
• Sheboygan sex offender sentenced to life in prison
• Sheboygan Marsh restocked with nearly 500 northern pike as part of restoration efforts
• This week in track and field
• Repeat sex offender gets life in prison without parole
• Walker returns $170,000 in campaign donations
• Fake Dems allowed on ballot
• UW universities get overseas recruitment help
• Search for running mate for likely GOP nominee Mitt Romney begins
• New Sheboygan County Board chair takes seat
• Capitol cop who kept peace in protests moving on
• Gov. Scott Walker uses Illinois economy as argument against state recall
• Sheboygan Habitat ReStore grand opening on Saturday
• Sheboygan Common Council elects Don Hammond new president
• New dining option: Highway Ridge Restaurant opens at vacated Judis Place location
• Muskies of the Week: Chelsea Gile and Ben Laubusch
• Laubusch named men's golf NAC Student-Athlete of the Week
• This week in baseball
• Supreme Court wont take voter ID cases
• Four charged in alleged theft of guns, video games
• Sheboygan man charged in knife fight
• Election officials: Fake Dems can run
• Audit continues in Town of Wilson
• Sheboygan Common Council votes to reduce committees
• Sheboygan-area job fair officials expect strong turnout
• Alleged Obituary burglar charged with 10 more counts in home thefts
• Sheboygan Common Council votes to reduce, overhaul committees
• 60 students featured in 2012 Art Exhibition
• This Week in Softball
• Travelers will face new machines at airports
• Government checks to be phased out as deposits go digital
• Killer tornadoes sweep across plains states
• Leadership Academy charter school nears $455K goal
• 90 years of service: Sheboygan Evening Lions have helped the community since 1922
• Lakeland-Dominican softball moved to 11:30 a.m.
• Tea party supporters rally
• Cuban Harley fanatics hold 1st nationwide rally
• Obama urges Romney to release past tax returns
• Bus driver accused of sending nude photos to passenger, 11
• Stimulus impact Analysis: Small Business Association loan program lacked focus, oversight
• Home industry showing signs of revival in Sheboygan County
• Best Buy closing 50 stores, but none in Wisconsin
• Rock Hall welcomes new class
• Titanic fans mark 100th anniversary of fateful trip
• Flight suit grounded by Air Force officials
• Attorney: Band lacks compassion for fair victims
• Obama campaign releases decade of tax records
• Media tracker: Walker not running Falk ads
• Mollusk shells piling up around Lake Winnebago
• Champion cheese sells for $8,400 at state auction
• Fairest of the Fair applicants sought
• Judge recuses self in Ryan case
• Kids marvel at hands-on experiences at Mind Trekkers
• Members sought for Sheboygan County Board of Adjustments
• Failed launch setback for North Korea
• CEO: J.L. French sale ensures stability at Sheboygan facility
• Oostburg man charged in abuse of son
• Thompson reports $660K raised for bid
• This week in track and field
• Zimmerman appears in court
• Town of Wilson may buy land for park
• State Democrats seek to block fake recall candidates
• Three people arrested after fight involving knife
• Mind Trekkers science fair coming to Blue Harbor
• Sheboygan-based J.L. French sold to Mexican firm
• Melrose man convicted in sex assault of Sheboygan County woman
• City casino opponents open office downtown
• Man allegedly stole dog, SUV to pay for drugs
• J.L. French in Sheboygan sold to company in Mexico
• Man allegedly stole dog, SUV to pay for drugs
• Court ruling puts final touch on state election map
• Kohl endorses Barrett, Falk gets AFL-CIO support
• Economic recovery threatened by student loans
• Photos: Boys Golf - Sheboygan North Invitational at Whistling Straits, April 11
• Drunken, high-speed chase lands Cleveland man jail time
• Former Oostburg clerk-treasurer now facing nine felony theft charges
• Three county officials get pay raises
• Christopher Brandt named new assistant women's and head men's volleyball coach
• Elected Sheboygan County officials receive raises
• Former Oostburg clerk facing theft charges village claims he took $1 million
• Drunken, high-speed chase earns jail term for Cleveland man
• Area military veterans find companies ready to hire
• Four Dems submit signatures to challenge Gov. Walker
• Sheboygan Area School District aides to see increase in health insurance premium
• Ex-J.L. French executive pleads guilty to tampering with pollution monitors
• Joint dispatch wins backing for Sheboygan County
• American Orthodontics set to begin move to former Thomas Products plant
• Alleged obit burglar to stand trial
• This week in baseball
• Faculty Member Speaks at Midwest Sociological Society Meeting
• Muskies of the Week: Erin Henk and Brett Kaczmarek
• Lakeland to participate in first annual DIII Week
• This Week in Softball: Rivarly Week
• Honors program to host Atrocity Awareness Week, April 16-19
• Former Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan accused of grabbing womans breasts
• Teen driver unhurt after collision with train in Kiel
• Sheboygan County Board to consider joint emergency dispatch
• Drunken driver gets 6 years in crash that killed woman at end of Brat Days
• Sheboygan man charged after high-speed chase
• Lakeland choir and band embark on annual spring tour
• Bail set for man, 60, accused of attacking Fond du Lac boy
• Sheboygan County joins offender notification program
• AFSCME: Video attacking Barrett was over the top
• Falk faces fight for Democratic Party spot in Walker recall election
• Hunters to sound off tonight on crane hunt
• Community service program uses county jail inmates for lots of jobs
• Wisconsin girl found safe in Arkansas
• Frisky eagle injures leg in courtship ritual
• US warns Syria it cant deceive world over pullout
• Investigative Report: State goes after tax cheats, but most slip away
• Cleaning house: Sheboygan woman has turned things around and is now helping others
• Three hurt in two-vehicle crash in Town of Holland
• Neighbors fearful after shootings in Tulsa
• Painter of Light Thomas Kinkade dies at 54
• Longtime AP reporter Art Srb dies at age 81
• Delta flight lands safely in Phoenix
• City woman cited after crash into building
• 2012 Men's Tennis preview
• Walker signs abortion, sex ed bills
• Walker signs 7 bills authored by Leibham
• Ryan charged with sexual assault
• Pope takes cross at end of Colosseum procession
• Office spending varies in House
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartments after pilots eject
• Man, 57, gets year in jail for sexual assault
• Job market takes break after binge
• Sheboygan County Sheriffs Department to hold boating safety course
• Kwik Trip recalls some doughnuts
• Accused obituary burglar facing additional charges
• Lakeland history professor wins 2012 Underkofler Teaching Award
• Wilson town clerk under fire
• Two Falls men charged in series of burglaries
• Walker: Schools better after his changes
• J.L. French, Dutchland Plastics, Dairy Farmers of America share $164K grant
• Former Waldo village president dies of burns
• Capitol cleanup less than estimated
• Elkhart Lake OKs $1.7M referendum
• Councils OKs $250,000 to dredge inner harbor
• Outlying town, village and city election results reported
• Four veteran Press employees accept early retirement offer
• Holub looks back on long career on County Board after defeat
• Sheboygan County man gets 1 year jail in fatal OWI crash
• Lessard wins open aldermanic seat with most real write-in votes
• Grapplers honor their own at annual team banquet
• Attorney pleads not guilty to child sex charges
• Town of Wilson voters reject appointing clerk, treasurer
• Veteran Holub loses seat on Sheboygan County Board
• 2 incumbents returned to Sheboygan School Board
• Wisconsin goes for Romney
• Lakeland College names new president
• Sheboygan Common Council gets 4 new members
• 26th Assembly District candidate Asher Heimermann to hold listening sessions
• Man charged in connection with check theft from landlord
• This week in baseball
• Muskies of the Week: Derek Loomans and Kaitlyn Hoffmann
• This Week in Softball
• Romney puts his focus on Obama
• Santorum delivers closing message
• Grand Chute Planned Parenthood bombing investigated
• CWD found in northwest Wisconsin deer
• Sheboygan man gets 7 years in prison for role in beating at underage drinking party
• County takes steps to discourage birds at airport
• WPS seeks 9.2 electric rate hike
• City trash pickup unchanged
• This week in men's volleyball
• Full spring ballot awaits local voters
• Lottery losers head back to work
• Democrats sharpen attack as GOP backs Romney
• Gender-gap debate in swing state Wisconsin
• Early spring weather saps maple syrup season
• James Martin, 83, made his name selling Pontiacs in Sheboygan
• United Ways plan merger
• Three tickets hit $640M Mega Millions jackpot
• Search suspended for woman missing in Colorado fire
• State Rep. Barca says he wont run for governor
• Protesters march in Florida town where Trayvon Martin was killed
• GOP hopefuls hit home stretch
• Congress gets rough treatment at Supreme Court
• Kenosha pays over $585K in legal fees on 3 cases
• Americans bet nearly $1.5B on record jackpot
• WPS seeks 3.7 hike in natural gas rates
• Woman gets probation in animal neglect case
• Wilson to decide on appointed positions
• Three file for vacancy on Common Council
• Recall on Barrett in the race
• Romney, Ryan stump in Appleton
• Parts of Walkers collective bargaining law struck down by federal judge
• Obama moving ahead with Iran sanctions
• Milwaukee police: Boy, 4, shot 8-year-old
• City man injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Dozens show up to listen to Gingrich
• This week in baseball
• Muskies- Crusaders softball game rescheduled for April 5
• Sheboygan man suffers serious injuries in two-vehicle crash
• Cleveland mans judgment seeking $1.2B from PepsiCo denied by appeals court
• Aurora closing one Sheboygan pharmacy
• Supreme Court justices meet today to vote on health care case
• Sheboygan eye doctor gets new look on Today show
• Gov. Scott Walker recall election a go
• Map Globe Exchange store closing on Sheboygan Riverfront
• 6th District candidates meet in rematch
• Two charged in sale of Ecstasy to informant
• Walker signs cell phone ban for young drivers
• Tilleman finishes 2011-12 as Division III's assists-to-turnover leader
• New security for US troops in Afghanistan
• Two charged with allegedly selling crack to informant
• Plymouth man gets 12 years in heroin death
• 2nd District incumbents face each other
• SASD: Test scores show improvement
• Unemployment rate increases slightly in Sheboygan
• Health care law in courts hands
• Clintonville shaken once again by booms
• Fundraiser set for Saturday in Plymouth
• Garage burns in Town of Lima
• Man gets 12 years prison in fatal heroin overdose
• Two charged with allegedly selling crack to informant
• City of Sheboygans unemployment rate increases slightly
• Wisconsin voter ID lawsuits may go to Supreme Court
• Alleged obituary burglar charged with 9 counts, facing more than 40 years in prison
• Supreme Court justices signal health care law in deep trouble
• Four departments battle garage blaze in Town of Lima
• 5th District hopefuls differ on city priorities
• Boys and Girls Club teen center set to relocate
• Court takes over redistricting task
• New craft brewery set to open in Sheboygan
• Muskies of the Week: Mike Ruzek and Alec Redlich
• This week in men's volleyball
• 3 Sheeps Brewery comes to Sheboygan
• Manitowoc attorney from Sheboygan arrested on alleged child sex charges
• Manitowoc attorney from Sheboygan arrested on alleged child sex charges
• Marquette poll: Romney comfortably ahead of Santorum in Wisconsin
• Poll: Mitt Romney has edge in Wisconsin as race heats up
• Wisconsin recall cam turned off
• Federal court takes redistricting duties from Wisconsin Legislature
• Alleged obituary burglar charged with 9 counts, facing more than 40 years in prison
• Stop leads to arrest of sex offender
• City of Sheboygan panel backs more money for dredging
• Kohler Co. pulls ads on Limbaugh
• Brash burglar preyed on the grieving
• Apple growers worry about spring
• New owner of Plankview Green Shopping Center seeking tenants
• 1st District candidates want City of Sheboygan to budget better
• Weather causes Baseball to make schedule change
• Karl Elder receives Christopher Latham Sholes Award
• This Week in Softball
• Women's Volleyball announces summer camp dates
• Sheboygan Falls man arrested for alleged obituary burglaries
• Smaller County Board has some spirited races
• Write-ins seek success in upcoming elections
• Fire Dept. proposes new law on smoke alarms
• Veteran pilot wants farmland, ponds removed from county airport grounds for safety reasons
• Santorum in Sheboygan: Youre one of the real key states
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
• Santorum beats Romney in Louisiana
• Wisconsin economic recovery faces challenges
• Analysis: Focus on state politics means less dollars toward presidential race
• How the Republican primary works in Wisconsin
• Lady Dutch disappointed, but see big picture
• Valders man gets probation in false imprisonment case
• More Sheboygan area grocers drop beef with pink slime
• Sen. Johnson reflects bitter divide on health care reform
• Razing a concern: Amid protest, City of Sheboygan plans to tear down old fishing shanty
• Official: Communication issues led to Rocky Knoll administrators dismissal
• Obama: If I had a son, hed look like Trayvon
• Obama makes surprise pick for World Bank
• Manitowoc man deported to Mexico wife destroyed by decision
• Man gets prison time for burglary, sending threatening letters to judge
• Manitowoc couple killed in Nebraska
• Gannett Wisconsin journalists shouldnt have signed petitions
• Former state senator found not guilty of drunken driving
• City signals for a change
• County economic development director resigning
• Body recovered from Milwaukee River identified
• Sheboygan County economic development director resigning
• Original Sheboygan Riverfront fishing shanty could be razed
• Muskies push back doubleheader
• Man gets prison time for burglary, threatening judge
• Data points to earthquakes causing mysterious noises in Clintonville
• Police: Early morning south-side crash caused by drunk driver
• Santorum campaign coming to Sheboygan
• Finances, budget top priorities in Sheboygan School Board race
• Sheboygan man gets 3 years for role in beating at underage drinking party
• Sen. Ron Johnson to deliver Kohler Business Lecture
• St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School principal named
• Spate of grass fires triggers warnings
• City snowfall totals lowest in 44 years
• City rejects tax refund claims for mall, Walgreens
• 2 Manitowoc students killed in car accident
• Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah school district seeks $1.7M in referendum school board races roundup
• Double the fun at State: Howards Grove, Oostburg girls Madison-bound
• City of Sheboygan snowfall totals lowest in 44 years
• City of Sheboygan rejects tax refund claims for mall, Walgreens
• Sheboygan Lutheran students surprised at furor over Wisconsin state Capitol visit
• Sheboygan County wont ban guns from buildings
• Sheboygan Common Council ends winter parking rules
• Mead Library closed Friday for furlough
• Liberty Coalition to screen two films
• Landfill found for Sheboygan River sediment containing PCBs
• Woman charged in robbery of Random Lake gas station
• Sheboygan-area home sales off to best start in 5 years
• 2012 spring break recap
• Muskies of the Week: Chelsea Gile and Brent Steudel
• This week in men's volleyball
• Madison firefighter running for Lt. Gov.
• Girl hurt after running into side of car
• Head of Sheboygan County facility Rocky Knoll out
• Belgium woman arrested for alleged armed robbery
• Two charged with allegedly selling cocaine to informant
• Man charged for allegedly dropping pants in street
• Moving from Sheboygan, Boeldt resigns council seat
• Ready, set, go for Womens Expo
• Sheboygan Council lowers next mayors salary, but keeps job as full time
• Update: Rocky Knoll administrator Taubenheim no longer at position
• Tentative Fall 2012 Course Schedules
• Summer 2012 Academic Calendar
• Gannett Wisconsin Media reporter to appear on Van Susteren show tonight
• Belgium woman arrested for alleged Random Lake armed robbery
• Fred Boeldt resigns Sheboygan aldermanic seat
• Sheboygan Falls man seriously injured in I-43 cycle crash
• Winners, losers emerge in legislative session
• Former Packers executive to speak in Sheboygan
• Beach information meeting set for Wednesday
• Sheboygan-area school districts scrambling to keep up with open enrollment deadline extension
• Girl Scouts mark 100-year anniversary of character building and service
• No injuries in home fire early Sunday
• What a finish for Sheboygan Lutheran
• 29 circuit court judges signed Walker recall petitions
• Local job market improving, but unemployment rate sluggish
• Gannett Wisconsin papers collaborate to build investigative reporting team
• Man accused of stealing from friends to support drug habit
• Sheboygan woman charged with felony burglary
• Gov. Scott Walker: Labor market on right path
• USDA warns of fraudulent letters
• Wisconsin Legislature adjourns tumultuous session
• Interstate rail line off the table
• KFC on North Ave. to close Sunday
• Governors office receives more than 200 public records requests
• GOP Sen. Galloway resigns, citing family health issues
• Former Wisconsin first lady dies at 84
• Complaint filed against Prosser in state high court choking case
• Discover Wisconsin to highlight Sheboygan
• Common Cause to hold forum at UW-Sheboygan
• Afghan shooting suspect identified
• Water main break at main campus
• Plymouth woman accused of stealing narcotics during ambulance ride to hospital
• Wednesdays 77 likely a record high for Sheboygan area
• Archbishop approves location, name for new Sheboygan combined Catholic school
• Elkhart Lake schools to hold $1.7M referendum
• Assembly approves abortion consult bill legislative session grinds toward end
• Sea of gold cheers Sheboygan Lutheran to victory at state basketball tournament
• Taliban talks off Karzai tells NATO to pull back
• Signs of financial strain showing up for Romney
• Schools will get to opt out of serving pink slime beef for lunch
• Marsh management public input sessions scheduled
• Ex-Illinois Gov. Blagojevich begins 14-year prison term
• Abstinence-only sex-ed bill goes to governor
• 2011-12 Winter Sports Recap
• 300 attend Lakeland business, science panels
• Students showed off skills at Lakeland's Engineering and Science Fair
• West Bend man sentenced in Weimanns burglary
• Online court records withstand challenges
• Judge OKs recall dates
• Firefighters put out grass fire in Town of Plymouth
• Sheboygan Lutheran fans set for State road trip
• Ice Bowling Classic this weekend
• St. Baldricks Day fundraiser on Saturday at Highland House
• Sheboygan aldermen reject referendum to let voters decide mayors job status
• Lakeland Theatre to stage "Fiddler" March 22-25
• School Board OKs sale of charter school building
• State GOP pushes mining plan despite failed bill
• Kohler Co. acquires Brazilian generator manufacturer
• Toppers to open downtown pizza place
• Special report: Sheboygan realizes its a bumpy ride around town
• Strike 2 for photo ID law
• Plymouth man charged in string of vehicle burglaries
• Sheboygan man seriously hurt in motorcycle crash cited for OWI
• Business grows, Acuity expanding
• Sheboygan Lutheran basketball fans prepare for boys first-ever trip to state tournament
• Police plan extra DUI patrols for St. Patricks Day
• Schwarz honored by NABC and D3hoops.com
• Frias named NWCA academic All-American
• States spending hard to view online
• Grass, brush fire keeps fire departments busy
• Requests rise for concealed carry permits
• Has spring sprung Calendar says no, but weather says yes
• Kayaker dies after being pulled from Lake Michigan
• Report: Great Lakes ice down 71 since 1973
• Spring ahead, and check smoke detectors
• Menomonee Falls 8th-grader wins statewide spelling bee
• Thousands rally at Wisconsin Capitol to mark year anniversary of collective bargaining bill passing
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney captures Wyoming in race for GOP nomination
• Sheboygan Lutheran, Badgers recruit Sam Dekker off to WIAA state tournament in Madison
• Two hurt in Sheboygan crash
• Trout industry sees rise in revenue
• Time change presents challenges for parents
• Taking flight: County airport has flourished under Chuck Mayers watch
• State disqualifies schools test scores
• OLR sets hearing for Calumet County DA
• Recall petition online database staying busy
• Man dies after snowmobile crash
• J.L. French to pay profit-sharing bonus
• Judge delays ruling in voter ID lawsuit
• GAB wants June 12 recall date
• Freshman congressmen travel a lot
• Dick Van Dyke marries makeup artist at age 86
• College students graduating with steeper debt
• Walker forms legal fund for John Doe probe
• Bridgework set to close lanes on I-43 next week
• Air controller involved in 2nd potential collision
• State lawmakers question Air Guard cuts
• Bridge repairs to close I-43 lanes in southern Sheboygan County
• Live video streaming available at Nationals
• Lakeland's main campus closed March 13
• Michigan slow to crack down on big lottery winners
• Sheboygan South student charged after alleged assault
• Former New Holstein schools head Nelson convicted for possession of child pornography
• Sheboygan man charged in home burglaries
• Cascade woman pleads no contest to beating daughters
• Jobs growth in Wisconsin stays sluggish
• Finishing touches on 50 years at Arts Displays
• Voters, clerks on hold for photo ID law
• Live updates available for National wrestling tournament
• Greenbush man charged for allegedly writing bad checks
• North student, 18, charged with disturbance during science class
• Hvizdak gets 25 years in fatal shooting
• Van Hollen will appeal voter ID injunction
• Speed enforcement a constant challenge
• Romney says hes ready to fight to be GOP nominee
• Mining company pulling out of state
• Dutch cheesemaker takes top honor
• New iPad has sharper screen
• Women's basketball announces summer camp dates
• Ashland man allegedly tried to flee police through bathroom window at Plymouth tavern
• Town of Scott man, 60, pleads no contest in fatal crash
• Dane County judge blocks Voter ID from taking effect
• Warmer sturgeon season marked by bigger fish
• Local group collects blankets to comfort storm victims
• Visitors to Sheboygan make tourism a growth industry
• Worker injured in forklift mishap at Kohler Co.
• Man gets 10 years prison for sexual assault of girl
• Summer 2012 Course Schedules
• Muskies volunteer at special olympics tourament
• 2012 Season Preview: Leadership key to NAC run
• Sheboygan Common Council considers referendum on full-time mayor
• Woman, 30, charged in beer bottle attack at bar
• Walker approves $90K project at county airport
• Woman charged with 5th drunken driving offense
• Stewardship Fund Grant applications available
• Girl allegedly tried to run over 2 teens
• Schultz stands his ground on proposed mining bill
• Crews fixing water main break in Plymouth
• Mayor Terry Van Akkeren to Sheboygan Common Council: Lets work together
• This week in men's volleyball
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• Renon ready for National Tournament
• Two Muskies to be inducted into WVC Hall of Fame
• Legal loophole used in OWI case
• OWI citation flew beneath the radar
• Council has full agenda Van Akkeren will take over as mayor
• Bob Ryans tenure as mayor of Sheboygan over after 35 months
• Sheboygan County firearms ban to get another hearing
• Thin ice leads to less trash in lake
• Slain students families discuss lost loved ones
• Woman found passed out on lawn charged with bail jumping
• Two charged in connection with armed robberies on Sheboygans south side
• Snowstorm sends cars sliding off Sheboygan-area roads
• State GOP leaders open to hearings in mine process
• School bus rolls into ditch 1 student hurt
• Powerful storms kill 16 people in three states
• Obama warns both Iran and Israel, I dont bluff
• Ohio emerging as microcosm of GOP race
• Justice Dept loses 3 important FOIA court rulings
• Obama joins in assailing Limbaugh slur of student
• Dahmer tour stirs backlash
• FDIC closes small bank in Georgia
• Six students' art in senior exhibition
• Two charged in pair of armed robberies on Sheboygans south side
• MIVA Midwest 10 Play Day and Championships Cancelled
• Storm wreaks havoc on tonights WIAA basketball schedule
• 2012 softball preview: Returners and newcomers right mix for NAC run
• Bill seeks to improve compensation for states exonerated prisoners
• Senate kills bill to reverse Obamas controversial birth control policy
• Former Sheboygan Ald. Tom Bowers dies at 75
• Wisconsin recall elections likely in June
• DOT opposes landfill at Sheboygan County Memorial Airport
• 2 arrests made in south-side Sheboygan armed robberies
• $2,500 reward offered in Chilton Walgreens robbery case
• Walker signs wetlands development bill into law
• I-43 lane closures start today after delay
• Sheboygan may turn to inmates for parks upkeep help
• Plymouth woman facing 23 felonies for alleged forgery, identity theft
• Sheboygan fatal Walmart shooting trial set for Kou Yang
• Sheboygan man, 18, jailed for stalking, taking nude video of woman
• Another Walker recall delay possible
• 64 Sheboygan Area School District administrators to get raises
• Chippewa Valley Center is closed today (Feb. 29), classes canceled
• Sign-ups for updated No Call List end today
• Walker fighting for mining bill
• Sheboygan County officials release health initiatives report
• Sunday Special: Landfill site for river dredging material tough to pin down as costs escalate
• Romney sweeps to GOP wins in Michigan, Arizona
• Prosecutor: Teen suspect in Ohio shooting is not well
• Proposed insurance hike irks SASD staff
• A quantum leap: Leap-year babies take their Feb. 29 birthdays in good humor
• Dow closes above 13,000 for the first time since 2008
• Open house Tuesday for Bike Walk Week
• This week in men's volleyball
• Regal, Schwarz, Ward and Vandivier tabbed All-NAC
• Tilleman, Genke and Davis collect postseason awards
• Muskies of the Week: Ryan Renon and Josh Regal
• Walker not challenging signatures
• Petri to face opposition for Congressional bid
• Area students learn about hospitality careers
• Town of Sheboygan house fire: Man, dog escape fire uninjured thanks to town worker
• Sheboygan casino process takes step forward
• Three Lakeland faculty awarded tenure
• Sturgeon spearing season winds to a close
• Groups seek to reduce prison population
• Tax refunds take their sweet time
• New digital radio system to cost Sheboygan County $8M
• Nancy Jusky column: Make plans to participate in Day of Caring
• Ice Bowling registration under way
• Several vehicles fall into ice at Battle on Bago fishing event
• Arson suspect may have been victim in Manitowoc fire
• Wisconsin exports grow 11 percent
• Sheboygan Press staffers win 21 WNA awards
• Violence across Syria on eve of constitution vote
• Mandela, 93, hospitalized with stomach ailment
• Down to wire in 2-man GOP race in Michigan
• Caan Floral team captures Survey Says
• 2 US troops shot in Kabul NATO pulls workers
• Testimony ends in state election maps lawsuit
• Two-vehicle crash kills 1 near Shawano
• Sheboygan man charged with ID theft
• Tom Petri bucks GOP on House highway bill
• Oil prices rising to near 2011 highs
• Obama: Every tool eyed to stop slaughter in Syria
• New Nike shoe with outer space theme causes frenzy
• J.L. French among nominees for award
• Former Walker aide pleads not guilty to embezzling
• Lewicki off Sheboygan aldermanic ballot
• Pack the Bus
• Muskies in pursuit of NAC Tournament championship Saturday
• Tommy Thompson tells U.S. Senate opponents: Get out
• Woman, 37, charged for allegedly having sex with boy, 16
• Woman faces 12 forgery felonies
• Rental home lost in Town of Herman blaze
• School records show UW official was not reprimanded as said
• Another lawsuit challenges voter ID
• Federal trial under way in state election-map case
• Snag in Lake Country sale draws fire
• Girl, 9, touched many during her short life
• I-43 construction near Sheboygan resumes Monday
• Village of Oostburg claims ex-clerk took $1M
• Police seek suspect after armed robbery
• This week in track and field
• Gabriela Garcia Medina brings spoken word to Lakeland on March 6
• Sheboygan toddler death case to head to jury trial
• Sheboygan Chamber honors Champions
• Top vote-getter Lewicki drops out of 4th District race
• Sheboygan mayor-elect Van Akkeren looks to mend council fences
• Muskies hopeful third times the charm in NAC Tournament semi-final
• Voters flash photo ID at the polls no issues reported in first test of law
• Write-in Donohue advances in Sheboygans 4th District
• Waldo man, 38, arrested after discovery of homemade explosives
• Plymouth man injured when car hits tree
• Chamber of Commerce to broadcast tonights awards dinner online
• Fire causes $60,000 damage at north-side home
• Waldo man, 38, arrested after discovery of homemade explosives
• This week in men's volleyball
• Muskie of the Week: Robby Frias
• This Week in Wrestling: NCAA Great Lakes Regional Preview
• Firefighters battle morning fire at Sheboygan home
• Chamber to live stream awards dinner
• Sheboygan Common Council deadlocks on reduced salary for next mayor
• Pair of write-in candidates join 4th Aldermanic District fray
• Sheboygan casino plan, tribe slammed by radio ads
• Lawyer asks Sheboygan Area School District to change stance on religious speech
• Plymouth man injured when car hits tree
• Adell man, 21, arrested in Belgium service center robbery
• This week in women's basketball: NAC Tournament Preview
• Pair of write-in candidates join 4th Aldermanic District fray
• This Week in Men's Basketball: NAC Tournament Preview
• Voters to decide Ryans future in recall election Tuesday
• Job numbers crucial to Walker agenda
• Fans flock to see Packers kicker Crosby
• Comic actor John McGivern takes trip around Sheboygans corners
• Rick Santorum questions Obamas Christian values
• Gas prices highest ever for this time of year
• No middle ground
• Wis. dairy warns of unpasteurized milk
• Wisconsin DOJs training director shoots own hand
• Obama budget cuts energy assistance for the poor
• Terror suspect arrested
• No property tax hike is Sheboygan goal for 2013
• Judge denies Walker request for extension
• Sheboygan County DA: Suspect in childs death didnt seek help for boy
• Baldwin, Ribble fight unfair trade
• After 19 months, Radar finds a home in Sheboygan
• A big tax present for 160 million wage-earners
• 4th District candidates have checkered pasts
• Vatileaks casts cloud over new cardinal ceremony
• Piggly Wiggly: Competition led to cuts in worker hours
• Appeals court upholds Moffett murder conviction
• Lawyer says Sheboygan elementary school erred in religious valentine flap
• Sheboygan mayoral candidate profile: Despite flaws, Bob Ryan proud of record
• Payroll tax cut amounts to hundreds of dollars for Wisconsin workers
• Sheboygan boy, 2, dies from brain injuries in child abuse case
• Lawyer: Sheboygan elementary school erred in religious valentine flap
• NAC Challenge game preview: Tournament seeds on the line in Milwaukee
• Clean water cuts threaten Great Lakes initiative
• Sheboygan elementary school bars student from giving religious valentines
• Obama touts manufacturing at Master Lock in Milwaukee
• Love Bowls hopes to top last years record-breaking event
• Sheboygan mayoral candidate profile: Van Akkeren wants to restore citys image
• Sheboygan-based Piggly Wiggly Midwest facing labor lawsuit
• Absentee ballot deadline is Friday
• Muskies face Eagles in pivotal matchup
• Lakeland senior awarded Air Force Commendation Medal
• Muskies tabbed eighth in coaches' poll
• Schmidt to take the plunge
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• Teachers offer wage freeze to save money for the Sheboygan Area School District
• Obama budget includes $7M for island restoration
• Obama to tout economy on Milwaukee stop
• Sheboygan man charged with abusing 2-year-old boy
• 2 injured in two-vehicle crash on Sheboygans south side
• Bob Ryan, Terry Van Akkeren meet in radio debate for Sheboygan mayoral recall election
• Senate lifts cap on Family Care
• Muskies picked sixth in softball preseason poll
• Sheboygan man charged in child abuse of boy, 2
• Muskies of the Week: Ryan Renon and Becca Tilleman
• Zach Voelz hired to lead Kellett School
• This Week in Wrestling: NWA Tournament Preview
• SAAC "Pink Out" a rousing success
• This week in men's volleyball
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• Finance Committee delays discussion on sale of South Pier land for Sheboygan casino
• Rebublican state senators unveil new Ashland mining bill
• Police accepting applications from residents for citizens academy
• Obama budget has $300 million for Great Lakes cleanup
• DA: Decision on sexual assault charges against Mayor Ryan unlikely before election
• 1st District Sheboygan Common Council hopefuls have no-nonsense approach to job
• Lake Country school wants to buy building from SASD
• Woman hospitalized after crash at 23rd and Superior
• Man charged with running drug house in city
• Man arrested on suspicion of child abuse of boy, 2
• Woman hospitalized after crash at 23rd and Superior
• Lakeland tabbed seventh in preseason poll
• This Week in Men's Basketball
• 3 seek spot on ballot for Sheboygan County Board seat
• Two Feb. 21 primaries in outlying areas
• Bowling for fun and for the kids helps Big Bothers Big Sisters raise money
• Bill would end victim testimony at preliminary hearings
• Navy names ship after Giffords
• Sheboygan, county and school district move to reshape their futures
• Community notes
• Baseball opens camp, focused on excellence
• Wisconsin to use part of settlement for budget
• Sheboygan Salvation Army expansion serving public
• Santorum, Romney address conservatives
• Officials to discuss landfill options
• Obama to visit Master Lock in Milwaukee next week
• Obama budget predicts $1.3T 2012 deficit
• Author Zaslow dies in crash
• Obama adjusts policy covering birth control
• Navy names ship for former U.S. Rep. Giffords
• More teachers face pot charges in Antigo
• Recall group criticizing Ryan for back taxes
• 10 crashes reported during Fridays storm
• Powerball goes to estimated $310M
• Muskies announce dates for 2012 Spring Training Baseball Camp
• This week in track and field
• Lakeland Track and Field preview: Young Muskies look to make an impact
• Muskies focused in early-season softball practices
• Lakeland to host sixth NWA Tournament
• Conservative group spending $700K supporting Gov. Scott Walker
• Bob Ryan, Terry Van Akkeren get feisty at Sheboygan mayoral debate
• Women at war: Pentagon is easing job limits
• Walker promises no budget bill despite shortfall
• Obama birth control policy divides Democrats
• Mourners celebrate lives of Campbellsport crash victims
• Man charged in theft at Sheboygan tavern
• Leaving No Child law: Obama lets 10 states flee
• Judge allows 2 claims in Milwaukee archdiocese bankruptcy
• EPA gives S.S. Badger approval to apply for individual permit
• Roundys Inc. begins selling common stock
• Sheboygan mayoral debate tonight
• Devin LeMahieu to challenge fellow Republican Endsley for Assembly seat
• Teens killed in Campbellsport crash touched many lives
• Winter Fest to be held at South Pier skating rink
• Sophomore football player wins USA PL state powerlift
• Roundys selling shares at $8.50 starting today
• Former Walker aide pleads guilty to 2 misdemeanors
• Wisconsin ranks last in giving to GOP presidential candidates
• Warm winter causes issues for sturgeon spearing
• Police, City of Sheboygan reach deal on new contract
• Town of Sheboygan Falls says no to airport landfill for PCB sediment
• Muskies of the Week: Jake Schwarz and Leah Eisner
• State Voter ID law goes into effect with the Feb. 21 election
• Plymouth man gets jail time for 6th drunken driving offense
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• Sheboygan man sentenced to jail for attempted robberies
• Plymouth man gets jail time for 6th drunken driving offense
• Schwarz named NAC Player of the Week for fifth time this season
• Former loan store manager gets probation for embezzlement
• Man charged in series of thefts from cars
• Former North High School basketball player facing drug charge
• Sleepover ends in tragedy for Campbellsport students
• Sheboygan Common Council moves ahead on joint dispatch delay action on casino land sale
• Business Improvement District head leaving for different job
• American Orthodontics buying former Thomas factory
• Kohler seventh-grader an extraordinarily good speller
• Galla named head men's and women's soccer coach
• Mosaic Concert to feature unique performances from faculty, students
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• Campbellsport crash claims third teen
• Walker taking his message to the people as voters remain divided on his performance
• Council to address tonight land sale for potential casino, joint dispatch
• Too many kids breathe smoke in cars: CDC
• Groups hope to stop states new voter ID law
• Kiel woman injured in crash
• Super Bowl of Chili: Sheboyganites half-vegetarian chili takes home top prize
• Two teen girls killed, 7 others injured in crash near Campbellsport
• Appeals court reverses ruling on recall signatures
• Sheboygan casino plan draws mixed reviews from area businesses
• Man charged in Plymouth motel standoff
• Landlords, Realtors dispute Sheboygan vacant properties law
• Former Packer Chris Jacke to judge chili cook-off today
• Walker to meet with district attorney
• United Way surpasses fundraising goal
• South-side Pick n Save to open doors Tuesday
• Police starting Tavern Safety Coalition
• Muskies to host "Pink Out" to benefit the Kay Yow Cancer Fund
• Man charged in Plymouth motel standoff
• Senate candidate Mark Neumann got stimulus funds
• Lawmaker calls for crane hunt
• Gov. Scott Walker sticking by vow to create 250,000 jobs in Wisconsin by 2015
• Sheboygan officials go public with South Pier District casino plan
• Sheboygan Mayoral debate between Bob Ryan and Terry Van Akkeren set for Feb. 9
• Plymouth Utilities lose power after fire
• Transitional Living taking applications
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• Mayo named District 6 CoSIDA First Team Academic All-America
• Lakeland College, Sheboygan Press co-sponsoring second Sheboygan Mayoral Debate
• Lakeland Mirror unveils new website
• Redevelopment Authority to meet today to discuss South Pier land sale
• Sheboygan man charged with sex assault
• Sheboygan woman injured in Taylor Drive rollover crash
• Sheboygan County motel standoff ends peacefully
• Sheboygan man sentenced to prison for selling cocaine, among other crimes
• Former police chief Bill Eichmann dies at 65
• William Kiley remembered as dedicated public servant
• Sheboygan aldermen OK joint dispatch
• Kiel School Board puts intelligent design debate to rest
• 550 abuse claims filed against Milwaukee archdiocese
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• Authorities identify woman killed in Town of Rhine crash
• Sheboygan Pick n Save operator fined $20K
• Aldermen to discuss joint dispatch
• Kiel School Board tackles intelligent design
• SPECIAL REPORT: Thousands of voters will have to cast ballots for a second choice in the mayoral recall election
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• Authorities identify woman killed in Town of Rhine crash
• Joint dispatch of Sheboygan County, city emergency services on discussion table
• City of Sheboygan, county tally up costs of recall elections
• Plea deal in hit-and-run crash that killed Sheboygan woman after Brat Days
• One dead in Town of Rhine crash
• Freshman basketball player deals with challenges of Celiac Disease
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• Proposal on table for joint city-Sheboygan County dispatch service
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• Some National Guard soldiers still waiting for service benefits
• Time short for Gingrich to close gap in Florida
• Reedsville man, 22, dies in truck rollover crash near Valders
• Womens health issues hit legistative agenda
• Snowy owls flock to Michigan in unusual numbers
• Police want to question suspect in Depies case
• Plymouth schools, LTC, businesses going high tech with industrial management program
• Romney, Obama tied in swing states poll
• 3 rescued after car drives into water on Shawano Lake
• Deer cause crash that sends semi driver through windshield
• Two hurt in one-vehicle crash near Cascade
• Thousands of Sheboygan voters have to cast ballots for a second choice in the mayoral recall election
• U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin vows to fight for middle class as Wisconsin senator
• Town of Sheboygan Falls residents worry about Sheboygan County Memorial Airport landfill plan
• Sheboygan man charged in Walmart shooting will stand trial
• Kohler Co. sued over alleged misleading claims
• Walker denies knowledge of aides illegal activity
• Small children among 74 dead in Syrian turmoil
• Romney, Gingrich focus on Hispanic voters
• Report shows Thompsons net worth tops $13 million
• Oshkosh Corp. thwarts Icahn board challenge
• Obama putting colleges on notice for high tuition
• Update: Sheboygan man charged in Walmart shooting will stand trial
• Town of Sheboygan Falls residents are worried about airport landfill
• Update: Kohler Co. sued by competitor over alleged misleading claims
• Muskies to face Division I champions UW-Oshkosh at Midwest 10 play day
• Live updates and streaming available at Pete Willson-Wheaton Invite
• Man charged in Sheboygan Walmart shooting due in court today
• Organizers hope for ice for golf fundraiser
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• Kwik Trip plans to build gas station near Festival Foods
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• Boutique winery coming to Sheboygan-area bistro
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• Actor Alda to help acting program
• The scoop on dredging
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• Teen ends globe-circling voyage in St. Maarten
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• Go-to law firm for GOP
• Gingrich storms to SC victory, scrambling GOP race
• Fire causes $50K damage to shed, contents
• 1,000-plus rally in support of Gov. Walker
• Tentative settlement in Milwaukee police beating
• Panel OKs landfill at Sheboygan County Memorial Airport
• Sheboygan man, 19, facing felony charges in sexual assault of 11-year-old girl
• Romney: GOP primary race neck and neck
• Recall webcam so boring its mesmerizing
• Helping hands: Gingham Girls clean homes of female cancer patients
• Fans bike 1,000 miles to Lambeau for charity
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies at age 73
• Congress puts off piracy bill
• Antigo principal, coach charged with buying, selling marijuana
• U.S., Europe trying to pressure Iran into nuclear negotiations
• Authorities identify women killed in crash with tanker truck
• Snow returning to Sheboygan County
• Authorities ID women killed in crash with tanker truck in Plymouth
• Collision with tanker truck leaves two dead in Plymouth
• Expectant mother killed in crash recalled as loving and genuine
• Mayor Bob Ryan, teen spar on Chicago radio
• Ice Golf event to benefit childrens museum
• University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan dean was polarizing figure
• Perry says hes dropping out of presidential race
• Machinists union accepts Manitowoc Companys offer
• Drug use suspected in injury crash
• Two killed in Plymouth crash
• Grapplers top four in NCAA statistical ratings
• Water Utility proposes rate increase
• Authorities ID Sheboygan woman killed in Tuesday crash
• Proposal to cut mayors salary to get more study
• City a step closer to hiring new planning staffer
• Falk launches formal challenge to Walker
• University of Wisconsin-Sheboygan Upward Bound program dropped following federal probe
• New county prosecutor hired to replace retiree
• Candidates had fun running for mayor
• Mayor Bob Ryan to appear on Dr. Drew show tonight on HLN
• Authorities ID Sheboygan woman killed in Tuesday crash in Cleveland
• New prosecutor, an Elkhart Lake native, hired to replace retiree
• Injured Milwaukee officer from Sheboygan returns home
• Sheboygan mayoral recall election: Ryan, Van Akkeren advance to runoff
• 1 million signatures in recall of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker
• Woman crashes into Sheboygan Falls bridge
• Minor glitches at some polling places
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• Sheboygan woman dead, 3 injured in Manitowoc County collision
• Muskies of the Week: Justin Ward and Leah Eisner
• This week in women's basketball
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• Injured Milwaukee officer from Sheboygan returns home
• Sheboygan Common Council OKs hiring 6 new firefighters
• Sheboygan Common Council adopts code of silence for closed-meeting discussions, documents
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• Wisconsin Democrats search for someone to oppose Gov. Scott Walker
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• Sheboygan set for historic vote Tuesdays mayoral recall is first in citys history
• Wisconsin Senate race on national radar
• Deadline for recall signatures is today
• Night of chaos, fear after cruise ship ran aground
• Special report: Its been a bumpy ride, but Sheboygan real estate agents say market is slowly improving
• Voter ID not needed for mayoral recall primary
• Workforce Development wrongly sent unemployment payment to 626 residents
• Sheboygan woman, 42, cited after cigarette sparks small fire
• Obama taking aim at big government
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• Judge: Vouchers dont fund religion
• Hvizdak sentencing set for March 7 in tavern murder
• Counties to get DMV hours by months end
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• Breaking through the ceiling: Baldwin could become states first female U.S. senator
• Breaking through the ceiling: Baldwin could become states first female U.S. senator
• Battle lines growing stark as push to recall Gov. Walker nears end
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• Early Child Conference to be held at Lakeland College, Feb. 18
• Hvizdak sentencing set for March 7 in tavern murder
• VITA program back to help during tax time
• Driver gets no jail for car fall that injured friend
• Webcast and live blog available at Matman Invite
• Sheboygan mayoral recall election draws attention from Today show
• Database quirk moves county voters to Africa
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• Sheboygan mayoral recall candidates take center stage
• Accused gunman charged in fatal Walmart shooting in Sheboygan
• Snow slickens Sheboygan County roads, keeps deputies busy
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• Prestemon to deliver Founders' Day Lecture, Feb. 8
• Kou Yang charged with homicide in Sheboygan Walmart shooting
• Renon and Galarno among NCAA Division III statistical leaders
• Sheboygan under winter weather advisory through Friday
• Van Akkeren to take lower salary if elected
• School Board OKs new charter school
• Whitefish Bay man found not guilty of attempted rape
• Plymouth council rejects urban chickens proposal
• Sheboygan judge rules for Alliant Energy in coal ash landfill case
• Walk-in absentee voters face Friday voting deadline
• Mayoral recall election candidate profile: Neave says he can bring outsiders fresh perspective
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• School Board OKs new charter school
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• Muskies of the Week: Jake Schwarz and Allison Davis
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• Sheboygan School Board to discuss new charter school
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• Schwarz NAC Player of the Week for second-straight week, fourth time this season
• This week in women's basketball
• Grapplers finish 1-3 at Maranatha Baptist duals
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• Police ID man rescued after car goes over Lake Michigan bluff in Sheboygan
• Jury trial begins today in 2008 sexual assault
• Mayoral recall election candidate profile: Kittelson wants to further community service
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• Merit pay coming for some city employees
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• State tourism hopes for boost with famous director
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• Sheboygan mayoral recall election candidate profile: Van Akkeren says he has the experience to be mayor
• 7 fatal crashes on Sheboygan County roads in 2011
• Kohler Co.s Tented Forest plan in Town of Wilson draws fire
• Survey: Recall to cost $9 million
• Man gets 3 years for selling heroin
• Students to kick off robotics competition
• Group: 18 county retailers sold tobacco to minors
• Gov. Walker looking to stay above investigation
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• Fatal crashes in Sheboygan County remain low, but alcohol involvement rises
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• Group: 18 Sheboygan County retailers sold tobacco to minors
• Five seek seats on Sheboygan School Board
• Nine contested seats for smaller County Board
• Mayoral recall election candidate profile: Schwoerer wants to improve life for Sheboygan residents
• Party seeks information on Gov. Scott Walker signs
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• Sheboygan residents sound off on South Pier District casino plan
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• UW-Sheboygan appoints interim dean
• Judge: Remove fake names from petition
• Muskies reach out to community youngsters
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• Public meeting set for I-43 project
• Mayoral recall election candidate profile: Hermann wants return to citys better days
• Need to find where to vote in Sheboygan
• Mayoral candidate Erik Neave to host march, information session
• Oostburg man totals vehicle during high-speed chase
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• Report: Fleeing car traveling 92 mph before Sheboygan crash
• DA: No timeline on sex assault charges against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• No one seeking council seats in 4th, 7th Districts
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• Walker supporters: 78 signs damaged throughout county
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• This week in women's basketball
• Sheboygan County supporters of Gov. Scott Walker report 78 damaged signs
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• Man gets prison for Sheboygan Falls home invasion
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• Report: Fleeing car traveling 92 mph before Sheboygan crash
• None injured as shots fired into Sheboygan home
• USS Cobia in Manitowoc yields surprise
• Retail roundup: Sheboygan businesses see solid gains during holiday shopping season
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• 5 hurt in crash of two SUVs near Plymouth
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• New polling places, ward lines await voters
• Obama faces volunteer challenge
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• All Ryan, all the time ... Sheboygans mayor dominated local news in 2011
• Killing of bin Laden voted APs top news story of 2011
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• Suspect in Vrtochnick hit and run back in Milwaukee jail
• Verizon drops $2 fee for one-time online payments
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• Study: States poor to see taxes increase
• Ornament project raises $2,655 for Meals on Wheels
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• Suspect charged in hit-and-run of Milwaukee officer, Sheboygan native Frank Vrtochnick
• New waiting period for jobless benefits in Wisconsin set to take effect
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• Report: Letter forced Walker to raise cap on program for elderly
• Suspect charged in hit-and-run of Milwaukee officer, Sheboygan native Frank Vrtochnick
• Milwaukee officer, also a Sheboygan native, remains critical
• Judge delays sheriffs auction of Memorial Mall in Sheboygan
• Man charged with felony after allegedly shooting girlfriends daughter, 6, with pellet gun
• 2011 Year in Review: The Big Spill tops list of areas odd news
• Report: Rockline plant in Ark., had contamination problems
• Ad reminds clergy abuse victims of filing deadline
• Sheboygan man, 25, charged with making alleged bomb threat at Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center
• Sheboygan man gets prison for trying to sell cocaine at bar
• Man charged with felony after allegedly shooting girlfriends daughter, 6, with pellet gun
• Sheboygan man, 25, charged with making alleged bomb threat at Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center
• Judge delays sheriffs auction of Memorial Mall in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan man gets prison for trying to sell cocaine at bar
• Newspaper ad reminds clergy abuse victims of deadline
• Q Mart robbery suspect still on the run
• Genke named NAC Player of the Week
• Milwaukee police officer, a Sheboygan native, critical after hit-and-run crash
• Obesity, drinking hurt Wisconsins health ranking
• Shipwreck near Sheboygan named to National Register
• 2 injured when car rolls over near Cedar Grove
• Economy to grow but still at risk
• Colleges, universities examine gender issues
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• Pope urges world peace, end to Syria bloodshed
• Anonymous hackers target US think tank
• How Wisconsin Congressmen voted on issues last week
• Madison, gun-rights group settle for $10K
• Sheboygan Countys Sartori Co. artisan cheese earns world rankings
• Gift of giving: Salvation Army Adopt-A-Family program brings Christmas to those in need
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• Walker elusive on his travels
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• Town of Beloit officer cleared in fatal shooting
• SC voter ID law rejected by Justice Department
• Santas progress across Wisconsin can be tracked
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• Milwaukee area kids earn world record for reading
• Man in custody after alleged bomb threat at hospital
• Congress approves tax cut extension
• 40 Milwaukee County deputies get layoff reprieve
• Layaway angels making spirits bright
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• Congress reaches deal on tax cut
• 69 dead after Baghdad bombings
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• Outlook good for holiday travelers
• Q Mart robber suspect at large
• DA may seek rehearing in Wisconsin unions lawsuit
• Gov. Walker has hard time living up to jobs pledge for Wisconsin
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• Missing Sheboygan woman found unharmed in Milwaukee
• Nurse charged in drug theft
• Cruise ship to dock in Sheboygan this summer
• Shoreline Metro alters transit service for Christmas, New Years holidays
• Sheboygan Falls police to provide license plate services starting Jan. 5
• Niederjohn named a 2011 Wisconsin Financial Literacy Award winner
• Winter break hours at Lakeland College
• Greenbush man facing 6 new charges in securities sting
• Chambers, tourism centers collecting for mitten drive
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• Sheboygan County Memorial Airport landfill plan alarms neighbors
• EPA cracks down on pollution from power plants
• City of Sheboygan unemployment rate down slightly
• Greenbush man facing six new charges in securities sting
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• Ballot order for Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall election revealed
• Attorney: Ryan investigation will not exceed $10,000 in fees
• 7 file to run against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan in recall race
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• Sheboygan Common Council says no to cut in number
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• People rush to get cards, gifts in mail at Sheboygan Post Office
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• Special report: Sheboygan County taxpayers to see modest change in their bills
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• Obama wants payroll tax extended for entire year
• Analysis: Doctors notes during Capitol protests questionable
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• Stock the Shelves campaign raises $20,200 for Sheboygan County Food Bank
• Revisions made to Capitol access plan
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• Out-of-state donations pour into Wisconsin recall campaigns
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• Chief: Fire department plan could save City of Sheboygan $100K
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• Kohler Co. faces class action lawsuit
• Planned Parenthood: State kicking group out of cancer prevention program
• United Way, Salvation Army fundraising campaigns need boost
• Sheboygan woman concerned after Recall Walker sign destroyed
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• Sheboygan councils Committee of the Whole votes to keep mayors job full-time but cut salary
• Teresa Grimm joins Lakeland as distance education librarian
• United Way, Salvation Army campaigns need a boost in Sheboygan County
• Lakeland College Announces Winter Softball Skill Camp Dates
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• Letters: Walker protesters ought to be ashamed
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• Paid leave, prep time top Sheboygan Area School District handbook rules
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• South Pier bait shop to add pub and grill
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• Court strikes down state political donation law
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• Sheboygan aldermen suspend process of forcing Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan from office
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• State utilities back bills total $6.3M
• Trial in drug death opens today
• Cut-your-own tree farms cater to Christmas traditionalists
• Rewriting the book on sex ed
• Loss of plane peels back layer in U.S.-Iran spying
• Majority of education unions vote to recertify
• Green Bay to combat rodents with birds of prey
• Police join Booze and Belts program
• West Bend woman hurt in crash in Cedar Grove
• Committee discusses probe of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan, but takes no action
• Wausau area takes huge jobs hit
• North Woods senator Bob Jauch targeted for recall
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• Sheboygan County Humane Society looking to place animals taken from house
• Wisconsin gets OK for some Medicaid cuts
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• Son charged with stealing $30K from fathers business
• Small fire under investigation at Random Lake firm
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• Candy give-back nets 1,960 pounds
• Virginia Tech rocked by fatal shooting
• GAB: Walker recall review will take 60 days
• Sheboygan residents tax bills to be smaller
• Texting by drivers up by half
• Obama, GOP skirmish over payroll tax
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• Corzine denies knowledge of firms missing money
• Falls man faces felony charge in abuse case
• Census: State population stable
• Avery files suit over homicide conviction
• AP source: Video shows lost drone
• Jane Doe victim is laid to rest
• Renon ranks fourth in technical falls among NCAA Division III leaders
• Woman allegedly beat daughters with tennis racket, riding quirt
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• Leibham and Kestell trails council bill signed Walker also signs Kestell test scores bill
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• Court orders open hearing in investigation
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• Sheboygan woman facing 34 counts of animal mistreatment
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• Greenbush businessman James Prange freed on signature bond in securities fraud case
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• Sheboygan city clerk: Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall signatures sufficient to force recall election
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• Hmong giving back to home country
• Food service under scrutiny
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• City sees modest drop in unemployment
• National retailers opening early for Black Friday in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan Area School District considering privatization of food service
• Cops: No charges in suicide of bullied NY gay teen
• Mild ride for holiday travelers
• Sheboygan alderman want county to take over emergency dispatch to balance citys 2012 budget
• Horace Mann student turned over to police for posting threat in school restroom
• Muskies of the Week: Ryan Renon and Jessica Genke
• A burning issue: Sheboygan officials try to find middle ground between cutting costs and keeping city safe
• Update: Horace Mann student turned over to police for posting threat
• Sheboygan aldermen search for budget fixes
• Widening Highway 23 will get another look
• First weekend deer kill up 30 in Sheboygan County
• Government Accountability Board wont get into mayoral Twitter tiff
• Two injured in Town of Sheboygan Falls crash
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• Woman guilty of abusing daughter again
• More police departments look to tune out public
• Prospects grim for debt deal
• Holiday Memories exhibit opens Friday at Sheboygan County Historical Museum
• Sheboygan aldermen seek budget-gap fix
• Sheboygan man with four drunken-driving offenses arrested after crash
• Women not skirting deer-hunting season
• A burning issue: Sheboygan officials try to find middle ground between cutting costs and keeping city safe
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker touts job growth for foundry
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker expects recall election
• Hunters gear up for gun deer season
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan: Recall petition doesnt meet state statute
• Pockriss, writer of Itsy Bitsy bikini song, dies at age 87
• Official says Wagner not a suspect in Wood death
• Supercommittee deadlocked on cuts
• House says no to mandating balanced federal budget
• Fake Twitter account riles Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• City of Sheboygan lowering the fees for renewable energy projects
• Election officials need $650K to handle recall petitions
• Faller, Groeneveld headline All-NAC selections
• Hearing set for proposed Plymouth Utilities rate hike
• Chilton man gets 20 years for killing girlfriend
• Falls woman, 88, dies in kitchen fire
• Restructuring of City of Sheboygan posts put on hold
• Mayor Bob Ryan probe nearing end
• Man gets three years prison for home invasion
• Plymouth man charged after AK-47 bullet strikes home
• Plymouth man hurt in rollover crash on Highway 57
• Video: Winter Sports Preview
• Analysis: Younger hunters involved in more accidents
• Highway 57 construction meeting scheduled in Plymouth
• City names new human resources manager
• Toppers Pizza to open in downtown Sheboygan
• Sheboygan Falls man hurt in I-43 rollover crash
• Renon ranked seventh by d3wrestle
• Sheboygan business leaders look to future at economic development groups annual meeting
• Cascade removes meeting notices from its website
• Boy, 3, struck by SUV near courthouse
• Sheboygan residents join effort to recall Walker
• Special Report: Village of Cascade facing lawsuit over alleged open meetings violations
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan has new challenger in former alderman and assemblyman Terry Van Akkeren
• No injuries following emergency landing near Elkhart Lake
• Muskies of the Week: Ryan Renon
• City has sights on private cleaning services
• Walker: TV ads will make case to voters in recall
• SASD may make changes in calendars
• 2 charged with using lost debit card
• Highland House to offer free buffet for needy on Thanksgiving
• Obamacare in high courts lap
• Woman pays restitution, gets no jail for thefts from disabled man
• Police: Drunken driver hits 4 parked vehicles
• 2011-2012 Lakeland College Academic Catalog
• This week in women's basketball
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• 2011-12 Men's Basketball Preview: Muskies set to make goals a reality
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• Analysis: Tax credits dont always produce jobs
• Incentives help state compete, experts say
• Habitat for Humanity readies new ReStore to meet demand for building materials
• Barn destroyed by fire in Maribel
• Walker recall kicks off Tuesday
• Photos: Prep Football Playoffs - Cedar Grove-Belgium loses 49-48 thriller to Lancaster, Nov. 12
• Echoes of Catholic Church scandal at Penn State
• Sheboygan Mayor Ryan contests recall effort
• A Sheboygan salute: Veterans thanked for their service
• Marvin Moenning was on Nov. 6 Honor Flight
• Sheboygan teen girl dies of apparent heroin overdose
• Stocks surge as Italy, Greece allay debt fears
• Milwaukee police shoot, kill bank robbery suspect in downtown
• Eye on home, Obama heads for Asia-Pacific summit
• Deaths at Occupy camps bring pressure for shutting them down
• Capitol journalist Dick Wheeler dies
• Camo Quilt story to air on NBC News
• White House circulated plan to replace Chu
• 2011-12 Women's Basketball Season Preview: New coach brings renewed attitude
• Renon ranked eighth in nation
• State Republicans approve millions in Medicaid cuts
• The story behind the souvenirs: World War II keepsakes hold special meaning for 1943 Kohler graduate
• Sheboygan teen revels in playing bagpipes for veterans
• Patent reform draws mixed reviews in Wisconsin
• Applicants sought for library system board position
• City of Sheboygan officials say retiree payouts could add strain to budget
• A special shrine for the troops overseas at Sheboygan business
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Woman flips off sheriff on Wis. interstate
• Game Preview: Cheese Bowl 2011 - Lakeland College vs. Concordia, Wis.
• Donated food delivered to Wisconsin Rapids Food Pantry
• Appeals court overturns Sheboygan County judge, allows drug evidence
• Fond du Lac man charged in wifes homicide
• Plymouth tangles with DOT on Hwy. 23
• Modest WWII vet makes the Honor Flight to Washington
• Stock the Shelves food pantry campaign needs late rally
• Inmate who escaped police station gets 3 years
• Man, 21, charged with using Facebook to solicit girl, 15
• Man charged with stealing $4,000 of infant formula
• Sheboygan Falls man gets 6 months jail for beating boys over frog
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall signatures to be submitted at noon
• Senate Bill 95 changes how school districts operate
• Gov. Walker hosting job forum here today
• Police: Man arrested in attempted robberies
• Group says it has enough signatures to force recall election for Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Ninos closes its doors after 41 years
• Boy, 16, awaiting charges after weekend stabbing in Sheboygan
• Man charged with stealing $4,000 of infant formula
• 'Romeo & Juliet' comes to Lakeland Theatre Nov. 10
• Man, 21, charged with using Facebook to solicit girl, 15
• Sheboygan Falls man gets 6 months jail for beating boys over frog
• Renon recognized in two preseason rankings
• Ninos Steak and Seafood in Sheboygan closes doors after 41 years
• Boy, 16, awaiting charges after weekend stabbing in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan may face recall after group hits signature goal
• Local law enforcement not overly concerned about new concealed carry state law
• Police: Man arrested after attempted robberies at taverns
• Concealed carry rules a patchwork across Wisconsin
• Fond du Lac County restaurants employees report haunted happenings
• Child pinned when pickup travels under tanker
• Greenbush post office among those targeted for closing as money-saving measure
• Attack on NATO convoy kills 17 in Afghanistan
• Mayor Bob Ryan recall leaders optimistic at start of weekend push
• Concealed carry 101
• Local law enforcement not overly concerned about new concealed carry state law
• Weapons policy set for state buildings
• State attorney cuts out GOP clients over fees cap bill
• Two face felonies for alleged drug dealing
• Road America cancer walk honors participant, fundraiser
• Teenager charged in robbery
• Wis. eyes waiver of new health care mandate
• Miracle Dog finds new life in New Jersey
• Sheboygan harbors south breakwater needs $13.5M in repairs but theres no money available
• Haunted yards dot many Sheboygan County homes for Halloween
• Drotos gives speech at CIES conference in Pittsburgh
• Two face felonies for alleged drug dealing
• Muskies to face Eagles in NAC tournament
• Muskies tabbed sixth in NAC preseason poll
• State Senate passes bill to restrict attorney fees
• Teens carrying speakers busted for burglary
• European debt deal lifts Dow almost 340 points
• Policies allow hidden weapons in state Capitol
• Salvation Army accepting assistance applications
• Highway PP to be closed near Plymouth
• Walker pay plan does not raise his salary
• Earlier alcohol sales OKd in Wisconsin
• Injured vet and Wis. native spent days at work, nights at Occupy Wall Street protests
• Camp Marina park restoration delayed near Sheboygan River
• Deer runs through window into Janesville motel room
• Sheboygan woman arrested on 50 counts of animal neglect
• Lakeland tabbed third in NAC preseason poll
• Lakeland's education program earns raves from DPI, TEAC
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Benedictine University
• Poet, essayist featured at annual Great Lakes Writers Festival
• Groups launch ad backing Walkers budget
• Election head talks recalls with senators
• Burn victim still critical after apartment fire
• Military ball set to benefit naval museum
• Plymouth Salvation Army starts Christmas Campaign
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall still needs 600 signatures
• Plymouth man, 61, in fair condition after crash
• UW researchers: Anti-poverty programs are working
• Mink manure dump in Sheboygan shuts down roadway
• Stock the Shelves campaign brings more exposure and support for county food bank
• City of Sheboygan unemployment rate unchanged
• Burn victim still critical after Sheboygan apartment fire
• $128.9 million Sheboygan Area School District budget OKd
• City of Sheboygan panel to study concerns at downtown farmers market
• Sheboygan County budget gets initial OK from supervisors
• Kohler unveils low-emission diesel engine
• Muskies of the Week: Allison Davis and Ben Koepsell
• Special report: Piggly Wiggly at 100
• Live Stats available against North Central College
• Lakeland College alumni, student-athletes team up to beat hunger
• Davis, Faller and Koepsell garner NAC Player of the Week
• Davis, Faller and Koepsell garner NAC Player of the Week
• Davis, Faller and Koepsell garner NAC Player of the Week
• Plymouth man, 61, injured in Highway 23 crash
• Sheboygan charter school principal honored
• Finance Committee leaves budget cutting up to council
• City of Sheboygan aggressively going after problem properties
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Oct. 2011
• Sheboygan boy, 16, facing adult charge of armed robbery
• Sheboygan boy, 16, facing adult charge of armed robbery
• This Week in Women's Soccer
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• Warrant issued for suspect in high-speed chase
• Sheboygan County board to hear from public on budget
• Ban This Four-Letter Word from Your Healthy Vocabulary: DIET
• Senior apartment resident injured in fire
• Sheboygan Area School District budget set for public hearing
• Fountain Park Farmers Market organizers want rules to help control event
• Senior apartment resident injured in fire
• Gadhafi gone, but other U.S. foes remain
• Impending BadgerCare cuts worry new poor
• Tommy Thompsons brother, Ed, dies
• Variety is the slice of life at Kohler Food Wine Experience
• Free vehicle inspections offered for seniors, disabled
• Suspected drunken driver hurt in crash
• Firefighter hospitalized after Adell attic fire
• Shavlik and Jurek earn All-NAC honors
• Wetlands legislation has environmentalists antsy
• Obama: Iraq war over
• Sheboygan-area Iraq veterans views mixed on wars end
• Gadhafi put on display in shopping center freezer
• Forecast says Walker wont meet jobs goal
• Domestic violence survivors tell their stories
• City public works director to retire
• Hoarders home condemned, 40 cats seized
• Aurora announces November flu shot clinics
• Sheboygan woman, 40, charged in 2006 sexual assault
• Muskies preparing for 2011-12 season
• Sheboygan public works director Bittner to retire at years end
• Hoarders home condemned, 40 cats seized
• Man arrested for 6th OWI
• Woman, 40, arrested in 2006 sexual assault
• States unemployment rate holding steady
• Sex offender from Sheboygan sent back to prison after park visits
• Sheboygan man allegedly offered drugs to kids, followed them into school
• With video: Shelf collapse topples almost 7,000 wine bottles
• Witness describes tackling man charged in armed robbery at Sheboygan Falls gas station
• Recall of Wisconsin Gov. Scott could also target Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch
• Analysis: Gadhafis death may inspire change in Arab world
• Man charged in robbery attempt at Sheboygan Falls gas station
• Economist shares recipe for federal deficit debate
• Public speaks out against Wisconsin Medicaid cuts
• Health care tax relief bill moves forward
• Official: Parking an issue during South Pier events
• Waterspout spotted over Lake Michigan in Sheboygan
• Liquor store plan near Sheboygan South High withdrawn
• Authorities: Mechanical issue causes Sheboygan County I-43 rollover
• Sheboygan Falls gas station customers subdue would-be robber
• Sheboygan firefighters OK union contract
• Sheboygan County native sentenced to life in prison for murdering wife
• Affidavit: Sheboygan County convicted killer plotted hit, double-cross to get better deal
• Tentative Spring 2012 Course Schedules
• Weibel earns All-NAC accolades
• Liquor store plan near Sheboygan South High withdrawn
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Concordia University Chicago
• City of Sheboygan firefighters approve union contract
• Muskies gear up for early-season practices
• Affidavit: Convicted killer plotted hit, double-cross to get better deal
• Police: Customers subdue would-be robber in Sheboygan Falls
• Aldermen meet with special prosecutor Steven Biskupic on removal of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall hits 3,000 signatures
• Man hurt in Highway 23 crash
• Cruising for Kai fundraiser set for Saturday
• Police seek driver after chase
• Scouts to collect food Saturday
• Saturday bus service stays in City of Sheboygan transit budget
• For third time, Acuity named top midsized company to work for
• This week in women's volleyball
• Muskies of the Week: Dana Schmidt and Dylan Van Straten
• Lakeland welcomed back women's basketball alumni for annual game
• Lakeland welcomed back baseball alumni for annual game
• Lakeland welcomed back women's soccer alumni in annual game
• Lakeland dedicates Sesquicentennial Plaza during homecoming
• Sheboygan police seek driver after brief high-speed chase
• Resolutions introduced regarding Sheboygan mayors position
• Firefighters contract will save City of Sheboygan $500,000
• Hingham man, 39, charged with growing marijuana in his home
• Sheboygan-area school districts see deeper cuts in state aid
• Rindfleisch resigns as Sheboygan Common Council president
• Hopper arrested for drunken driving
• Study says to reduce size of City of Sheboygan council
• This Week in Men's Soccer
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• Women's soccer game rescheduled for today
• Lakeland College's Bradley Gallery presents Larry Basky
• State considers need for appointed attorneys in civil cases
• State to hold meeting about Medicaid changes
• 4 duck hunters rescued from windy Lake Winnebago
• Sheboygan native determined to help others dealing with brain injuries
• 2 killed in rollover near Casco, east of Green Bay
• Legislature returning for special jobs session
• Fort McCoy trained 134,000-plus people in FY 2011
• Fire destroys one car, damages second vehicle
• Book festival, Sheboygan Shindig celebrate the arts
• Stock the Shelves campaign launches
• Video Streaming of today's game
• Highway 28 upgrades being discussed at public meeting
• Probe continues on cause for Adell Co-op fire
• Woman who helped 5-year-old boy says he never left Jackson School grounds
• Sheboygan firefighters reach accord on contract
• Sheboygan Salvation Army to hold Christmas aid registration
• AP report: Walker reneged on pension promise
• Delay of NYC park cleanup heartens protesters
• Woman injured in alleged drunken driving crash
• Walker approves concealed carry rules
• State businesses anticipate boost from trade deals
• Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice Patient Care Fund surpasses $150K
• Prosecutor recounts killing spree at Calif. salon
• Romney, Perry top GOP fundraising race
• Oshkosh Corp., union reach tentative deal
• Obama sending troops to aid anti-insurgency
• New iPhone launch is remembrance of Steve Jobs
• Cause of Adell Co-op fire still under investigation
• City of Sheboygan retirees may cause services scramble
• Trade deals to help displaced workers in Sheboygan area
• State Rep. Dan LeMahieu touts change in Electoral College voting system
• City of Sheboygan doesnt have to provide ballots in foreign languages
• Sheboygan man, 19, sentenced to prison for burglary
• Complaint: Sheboygan man whipped girlfriend, children with belt
• Culvert to open on Highway O another to close
• Boehner, Obama talk jobs as GOP offers plan
• Gore links climate change to Great Lakes problems
• Showdown looms between Wall St. protesters and cops
• DNR bill from Dan LeMahieu passed by committee
• Police say student had knife at school, threatened others
• Trade deals to provide financial aid for displaced workers in Sheboygan area
• River cleanup gets funding
• March of the Pink Brigade scheduled for Saturday
• Sheboygan man sentenced to prison for Walmart thefts
• Momentum slows for Sheboygan mayoral recall campaign
• Sheboygan mom says 5-year-old son walked away from Jackson Elementary
• Sheboygan toddler struck by pickup truck at very low speed
• Rockline in Sheboygan to add 55 jobs
• More than meets the eyes: White Cane Day brings awareness to the visually impaired
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Wisconsin Lutheran College
• Muskies of the Week: Tony Faller and Justin Groeneveld
• Faller named NAC - D3football Defensive Player of the Week
• SAAC's "Cans Across the Conference" to offer half-price admission
• School Board hopes to hold line on taxes
• Domestic violence vigil tonight
• Police release video, search for suspects in Dumpster fire
• WINSA to celebrate Navys birthday with fundraiser
• Charter school principal up for state award
• 2-year-old bitten by pit bull dog euthanized
• OSHA investigating Kohler Co. fire
• Clean energy symposium set at LTC
• Falls woman wins big on Lets Make a Deal
• Privatizing Sheboygans garbage collection still up for discussion
• Car strikes garage after driver falls asleep
• Assembly Speaker Fitzgerald to run for Senate
• Grapplers are "On the Attack" in early-season practices
• Special Report: Back in the classroom
• OSHA investigating Kohler Co. fire
• Junior wrestler uses competitive spirit for a good cause
• Child, 2, suffers serious facial injuries from dog attack animal euthanized
• Area housing prices stay low
• Butter battle reignites debate from years ago
• Man facing felonies for crash into porch
• Mother charged with abandoning children to drink
• City of Sheboygan budget scrutiny begins
• Robbery suspect still at large
• Alliant working on project to clean power plant emissions
• This week in women's volleyball
• Mother charged with abandoning children to drink
• Three Muskies garner NFCA All-America honors
• New main entrance to be dedicated this weekend during homecoming
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• Muskies wrap up season at NAC Tournament
• Edith scores with Packer fans
• Missing Illinois Boy Scouts found
• Cain gains traction with GOP
• Dominion of Terror
• Geocaching leaves participants hooked on searching
• Trip with mom turns into pretty good Deal
• City police investigating armed robbery attempt
• Back in the classroom: Some retired Sheboygan County educators return to teaching
• Former Press editor Werner dies
• City police investigating attempted armed robbery
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• FBI: Search for missing baby leads to Kansas landfill
• Three women share Nobel Prize led change in Africa
• Three adults charged in Sheboygan drug case
• Oshkosh Corp. union voting on contract today
• September road fatalities at WW II levels
• Sheboygan leaf collection program starts Monday
• Itll be Brewers vs. the Cards for the NL championship
• Judge suspends tobacco regulation
• Holder answers critics on gun-smuggling issue
• Economy adds on 103,000 jobs, but not enough
• City man crashes speeding car into house
• AG insists on four hours of training for carry permit
• 21 deaths now linked to listeria in Colorado cantaloupe
• Study: Sheboygan has states worst air
• NOURISH fundraiser planned in Plymouth
• Woman drives across Highway 23 median
• 10 years later: A look at Afghanistan war
• In high-tech tributes, Apple fans mourn Steve Jobs
• Ballhorn Chapels drive nets 1,000 pairs of shoes from Sheboygan residents
• City of Sheboygan to hold landlord training program
• Budget cuts will mean less Sheboygan transit service
• Green EnviroTech opening delayed in Sheboygan
• 2011 Women's Tennis NAC Championship preview
• 2011 Men's Golf NAC Championship Preview
• Lakeland to induct three into Athletic Hall of Fame
• Hingham man, 33, injured after fall from bicycle
• Wausau-area tobacco outlet suing state
• DHS: No timeline for lifting Family Care cap
• Fire strikes Kohler Co. foundry
• Sheboygan mayoral recall group tops 2,500 signatures
• Kohler Co. constructing new office building
• Survive Alive house helps kids learn fire safety
• Teen charged as adult in alleged armed robbery
• New Berlin costume company breaks world record
• Teen charged as adult in alleged Sunday armed robbery
• Muskies finish ninth, improve by 53 strokes
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Rockford College
• Update: Production resumes in foundry after Kohler Co. fire
• Council OKs Christmas lighting event at Evergreen Park in 12
• Thompson a step closer to Senate run
• Police arrest third teenager in alleged armed robbery on Sunday
• Survey of Erie Hill Neighborhood planned
• Packers fans help rescue woman from beating
• Theft of dog leaves family devastated
• Wheel tax, storm fee pitched to solve City of Sheboygan deficit
• Natures palette shows off the spectacular colors of fall around Sheboygan
• Natures palette shows off the spectacular colors of fall around Sheboygan
• Chilton man, 75, stable after being trapped by fallen tree
• Hermitage club to celebrate 75th anniversary
• Muskies of the Week: Jeremy Hardy and Justin Groeneveld
• Help wanted: Even with high unemployment, factories struggle to find skilled labor
• Sheboygan family distraught over stolen dog
• Packers fans help rescue woman from beating
• Lakeland fall concert to feature choral music, concert band
• New TV commercial makes senior wrestler the face of Lakeland
• New report faults green jobs training program
• Police investigating armed robbery victim later arrested on OWI charges
• Fresh apples draws people to Whispering Orchards near Haven
• Sheboygan Common Council OKs administrator Finance Director Jim Amodeo promoted to position
• Child car safety seat recycling event to be held in Plymouth
• This week in women's volleyball
• Lakeland assistant professor of writing's essay published
• SAAC officers named for 2011-12 academic year
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• Asian lady beetle population decreases
• Alaska voters weighing in: salmon vs. gold
• Long road from farm to fork worsens food-illness outbreaks
• 13 charged or cited after Capitol protest in August
• City of Sheboygan to try again for annexation of land for business park
• City of Sheboygan seeks to close $1.3 million budget gap
• Aviation Heritage Center at Sheboygan County airport gets a piece of history
• Special Report: Even with high unemployment, factories struggle to find skilled labor
• Help us salute our veterans
• Brewers fans see shades of 82
• Lakeland- North Central College game rescheduled
• Live stats and video available for today's football game
• Threat of voter recall shuffles Walkers staff
• Sheboygan kayaker is rescued by Coast Guard
• Oshkosh Corp. workers reject contract offer
• Man found alive by his children after wreck
• Joint dispatch nearing reality
• Johnson seeking larger role in Senate GOP caucus
• Fans go for weekend sports trifecta
• AP sources: Christie to decide on run soon
• Al-Awlaki: From voice for jihad to al-Qaida figure
• Scouting for a leader: Sheboygan girls letter spurs Girl Scout leadership interest
• Muskies cancel scrimmage, will play Oshkosh
• Live soccer stats available for Sunday's games
• GOP starting line inches toward New Years Day
• Public meeting for nonprofits scheduled for Oct. 19
• 18-mile upgrade project on Highway 42 is complete
• Crime prevention fair Saturday in Falls
• City of Sheboygan readies new benefits package
• Sheboygan native retires as Air Force major general
• The Gold standard: Girl Scouts do community projects, earn prestigious awards
• Wisconsin school unions ready for recertification attempt
• Recall campaign for Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan tops 2,000 signatures
• Walker calls special session to focus on jobs
• UW-Sheboygan creates bachelors program to teach special ed
• Sheboygan man charged after allegedly wielding spears during standoff
• Neighbors want Sheboygan Festival Foods to cut noise
• Finance committee endorses Sheboygan County budget
• The ultimate gift: Sheboygan woman donating kidney to save best friends life
• Humane Society dog adoptions suspended
• Motorcyclist injured in roundabout crash
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Aurora University
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Aurora University
• Police: Sheboygan man, 22, arrested after wielding spear during standoff
• Salvation Army reaches $3.5M pledge goal
• Alderman seeking author of Bob Ryan letter accusing mayor of nearly criminal acts
• Sheboygan Area School District thinking outside contract box
• Man charged for threats to family of crime victim
• Sex offender charged with exposing self to fellow inmate
• Construction to affect Highway 23 and I-43
• Tavern, dance club planned on Michigan Avenue
• Its been 100 very fine years for Sheboygan dairy
• Muskies of the Week: Allison Davis and Dylan Van Straten
• Sex offender charged with exposing self to fellow inmate
• Alderman seeks author of letter accusing Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan of conduct on the verge of criminal
• Van Straten named NAC Player of the Week
• Committee tweaks job description of city administrator for Sheboygan
• Campaign launched against synthetic marijuana in Sheboygan
• Flu season is just around the corner, so roll up your sleeve
• Plymouth man guilty of seventh OWI
• Storm knocks out power to 850 in Plymouth
• Petri hosting Medicare forum Thursday
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• Campaign against Synthetic marijuana launched in Sheboygan
• Award-winning reggae group to play Krueger Fine Arts Series
• Thompson fights anybody but Tommy club
• Water flowing back into Broughton Sheboygan Marsh
• Panel working on details of new City of Sheboygan administrator job
• Panel working on details of new City of Sheboygan administrator job
• Rifle club relocates shooting range from Urban school to outdoor location
• Comprehensive plan aims to shape City of Sheboygans future development
• Civil War fans flock to Wade House
• 13 fire departments respond to Town of Sherman barn fire
• La Crosse mother gives up newborn
• Live stats and video available to today's game
• Liquor store near Sheboygan South High on hold
• School board chief pushing for changes in evaluating faculty, staff
• Piggly Wiggly to sell four more stores to franchise owners
• Senate blocks House disaster aid bill
• Knights of Columbus moving into former City of Sheboygan building
• Arson suspected in overnight SUV fire
• Walker spokesman given immunity in probe of aides
• Girl, 7, requires stitches to face after dog bite
• Falling satellite slows, landing delayed
• Frontier to cut 213 jobs at Mitchell
• Ex-judge gets 17 1/2 years in Pa. kickbacks case
• Congress hits budget impasse
• Casey Anthony now owes $217K
• Boy, 11, arrested for marijuana at school
• Hyundai dealer helps get racer back on track
• Aurora VNA schedules seasonal flu vaccination clinics
• Serial burglar sentenced to 10 years prison
• Serial burglar sentenced to 10 years prison
• Boy, 11, arrested for marijuana possession at school
• Jail, $30,000 restitution ordered in embezzlement case
• Panel to study future of juvenile detention in Sheboygan County
• Sheboygan area rail line gets $6.9M grant
• Poverty up, incomes down in Sheboygan County
• Journalist struck by truck during Maywood bike ride still critical
• Sheboygan couple hopes to spread awareness with Walk to End Alzheimers
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Hope College
• Former loan store manager charged with embezzlement
• Former loan store manager charged with embezzlement
• Analysis: 6,000 available jobs touted by Walker are located outside state
• Sheboygans unemployment rate drops to 9 percent
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall effort has 1,200 signatures
• Attorney General: Decision to stay out of Walker aides probe was mutual
• Falls looking to upgrade city municipal building
• An American journey: Arizona woman passes through in her trek across the country
• Police: Sheboygan man pocket-dialed victims father during attack
• Prison teacher accused of sex with inmate
• Police: Sheboygan man pocket-dialed victims father during attack
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan recall has collected 1,200 signatures locations detailed
• Sheboygan Falls looking to upgrade municipal building
• 2011-12 Fine Arts Series begins with Plastic Musik
• Prison teacher accused of sex with inmate
• Dog park annexed to City of Sheboygan
• Two injured after car strikes city bus
• Kohler Co. proposes Tented Forest retreat
• Plymouth woman, camo quilts get national spotlight on NBC newscast
• Aldermen to talk strategy with attorney on removal process of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Sheboygan woman charged with prostitution, theft
• Sheboygan woman charged with prostitution, theft
• Muskies of the Week: Jeremy Hardy and Monica Santelli
• Hardy named NAC Player of the Week
• Kohler Co. proposing Tented Forest lakefront lodging development
• Two injured after car strikes Sheboygan bus
• Decision delayed on Sheboygan County juvenile detention center
• Man, 47, charged with 7th OWI
• Bicyclist still critical after crash during Maywood ride
• Two hospitalized after one-car crash
• 10 people busted for underage drinking
• Removal of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan moves forward as aldermen hire attorneys to advise them
• Sheboygan County man interrupts burglary
• Nations Cup sailing event a success in Sheboygan
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• Lakeland holding German conversation tables
• Sheboygan Common Council takes up Mayor Bob Ryan removal
• County juvenile detention may move
• Firefighters get Minn. wildfire 11 percent contained
• $50,000 damage in fire at unoccupied house
• 2 people injured in rollover crash on Highway 151
• Plymouth man has drive of a lifetime in World Race 2011
• 5 hurt in house fire in Racine Co. fire
• Madison homicide victim identified
• $50,000 damage in fire at unoccupied house
• State Fair will include midway next year
• County native convicted of murdering wife
• Fans, sailors enjoying Nations Cup Grand Final sailing event
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• Family escapes duplex fire unharmed
• Walker says he knows nothing of investigation
• UWGB official stepping down
• Officials: 3 dead, 75 hurt in Nevada air race crash
• Plymouth woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Student, 11, arrested for allegedly punching staffer
• Obama administration reworked Solyndra loan to favor donor
• A festival of foods
• Sheboygan woman, 84, hurt after crashing car into KFC restaurant
• Sheboygan father, son charged in marijuana growing operation
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• Sheboygan family escapes house fire unharmed
• Shoppers give their approval to Festival Foods
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• Taste Sheboygan makes delicious downtown debut
• Proposal for Sheboygan city administrator gathers steam
• Sheboygan County officials ponder jail survey results
• Woman, 56, injured in mo-ped crash
• Woman, 56, injured in mo-ped crash
• Man gets two years prison for 5th OWI
• Large fire at Adell Co-op in Sheboygan County forces evacuations
• Bicyclist group lauds Sheboygan Countys programs
• Calmer winds help to slow growth of Minnesota wildfire
• White House takes aim at waste in Wis. unemployment benefits
• DNR: Minn. fire causing air problems in Wisconsin
• Sheboygan couple injured in Manitowoc County rollover
• New Sheboygan Festival Foods triggers Taylor Heights rebound
• Two charged in beating at underage party
• Muskies ready for fall season
• Two charged in beating at underage party
• Adell residents returning to homes after series of explosions at co-op
• Women's Soccer
• School Board, unions still talking
• Thompson remains coy on bid for Kohls Senate seat
• City man, 23, arrested for filing false police report
• Rocky Knoll downsizing
• Two more teens arrested in beating, robbery at underage drinking party
• Smoke from a distant fire affects Sheboygan
• United Way fundraising goal: $2.34M
• Terry, Mary Kohler among those honored for saving whooping cranes
• Fire damages building at Gus Holman Co.
• Art of wood type is focus of Bradley Gallery opener
• Two more teens arrested in beating at underage party
• Muskies of the Week: Lindsay Rogers
• DA clears Fond du Lac officers in shootout that left 1 person dead
• Frank Hvizdak enters guilty plea in bar shooting
• Worlds top match-race sailors coming to Sheboygan
• Man, 18, transported by Flight for Life after beating
• Boy, 4, rescued unharmed by Coast Guard from raft on Lake Michigan
• Boy, 4, rescued unharmed by Coast Guard from raft on Lake Michigan
• This Week in Women's Soccer
• This Week in Men's Soccer
• Lakeland offers students an easier way to handle paperwork
• Woman found dead on Milwaukee bike trail
• States fall turkey season set to start
• Republicans: State Legislature to focus on jobs
• Ground turkey recalled because of salmonella
• Homeland Security has spent $1.6 million in Sheboygan County
• Post-9/11 money has helped make Sheboygan County airport more secure
• Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer
• Doing their home work
• A changed America: 10 years after 9/11
• Football
• Men's Soccer
• AP sources: 2 terror suspects may be US citizens
• Van hits motorcycle, injuring Oostburg man
• Saving money on signs
• Public unions unlikely to seek recertification
• Public e-mail sentiment against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Magnitude-6.4 quake strikes off of Vancouver
• Landowners could soon lease protected forests
• House GOP members pledge speedy review of Obamas job proposals
• Homes and businesses swamped by Lee in Pa., NY
• Church to mark 9/11 at Deland Park
• Court upholds graduations in church
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Carthage College
• Sheboygan man, 32, charged with sexual assault of young girl
• Sheboygan man, 32, charged with sexual assault of young girl
• Emails show public sentiment against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Woman gets 2 years prison for dealing drugs
• Woman gets 2 years prison for dealing drugs
• Rocky Knoll early retirement plan could save county $4 million
• Sheboygan Packer backers ready for repeat
• C. Reiss Coal of Sheboygan among NewPage creditors
• Officials investigating specific, credible terror threat
• Obama lays out $450B jobs plan
• Mortgage rates lowest in decades, but few qualify
• Utah man charged with 5th OWI in Sheboygan
• State courts chief justice to speak at Lakeland
• Men's Soccer
• Video: Fall Sports Preview (part 2)
• Women's Soccer
• Utah man charged with 5th OWI in Sheboygan
• Letters: Demonizing members of the tea party
• Survey: Third of businesses in Sheboygan plan to hire
• Local bookstores work hard to compete in an e-book world
• City administrator talks heat up again in Sheboygan
• Two people injured in 2-vehicle crash in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan man, 19, charged in knife incident
• Muskies of the Week: Brittany Jurek and Ben Koepsell
• Man charged in car fall that critically injured friend
• Lakeland welcomes five new faculty members
• Pictures: 2011 Pure Water Days Parade
• Man gets prison for stealing elderly womans medication
• Man gets prison for stealing elderly womans medication
• Two hospitalized after two-vehicle crash
• Man, 19, badly hurt in fall from car hood
• Baldwin declares bid for Senate
• 2nd boy arrested in pellet gun shooting
• Taste of Home Cooking School returns to Weill Center
• Sheboygan Common Council continues process of removing Mayor Bob Ryan
• Three businesses report burglary attempts
• Police: Suspect entered strangers house during chase
• Two hospitalized after two-vehicle crash
• Police: Suspect entered strangers house during chase
• This Week in Men's Soccer
• This Week in Women's Soccer
• 2nd boy arrested in Kiwanis Park pellet gun shooting
• Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson to deliver Lakeland's Constitution Day Lecture
• DeRoehn named Kids Person of the Year
• Women's Soccer
• U.S. Chamber spells out its agenda
• 3 students arrested for break-in at South High
• Sheboygan Common Council to consider Mayor Bob Ryan removal, city administrator
• Fire sparked by plane crash threatens 150 homes
• Lees torrential remnants turn deadly
• Obama says GOP must back U.S. first, help to create jobs
• Sex offender to be released in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan County fair overcomes cool, rainy days for successful run
• Sex offender to be released in Sheboygan
• 3 students arrested for break-in at South High
• State manufacturers in need of skilled workers
• Vegetable donations help feed hungry
• Firefighters ride to support 9/11 victims
• Teeny Weeny Donuts big business at fair
• Man charged with selling heroin to man who died
• Father of Sept. 11 victim to speak at Marquette
• Man drowns in Monona Bay
• Tea Party faithful fired up
• Random Lake man killed in accident
• Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer
• Football
• Muskies- Eagles tennis match postponed
• Woman ordered to pay $48K restitution for Medicaid fraud
• Treats abound at fair food booths
• UW wont allow guns in buildings
• Recall effort on Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan under way
• New push for Sheboygan city administrator
• Obama backs off on smog
• Sen. Ron Johnson takes jabs at President Obamas jobs plan
• Man, 22, arrested after hit and run
• New Holstein man dies of crash injuries
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk
• Jefferson, Grant schools earn honors from state
• Fire destroys garage, damages houses in Sheboygan Falls
• Handyman charged in credit card case
• Feds sue banks over mortgages
• 2 hurt in fog-related highway crashes
• Democratic candidate flurry set to start after Labor Day
• Discover Wisconsin TV crew in Sheboygan
• Fall 2011 Room Assignments
• Women's Soccer
• Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Carroll University
• Council to consider halting Ryan removal, hiring city administrator
• Lakeland officially kicks off 150th year
• New Holstein man dies of injuries from Aug. 15 crash
• Fond du Lac man arrested after hit and run of hay bailer
• Flight For Life called for woman pinned beneath vehicle near Plymouth
• Committee working to update City of Sheboygans hazard mitigation plan
• Grand Champion Beef winner sells for $5,700 at County Fair meat sale
• Baking competition heats up at the Sheboygan County Fair
• Obama, Packers to clash on Thursday
• Mueller Road project to be dedicated
• Corrections
• Common Council open to talks with Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Back to school: Classes resume around Sheboygan County
• Video: Fall Sports Preview (part 1)
• Flight For Life called for woman pinned beneath vehicle
• Rindfleisch: No negotiations yet with mayor, but maybe
• Crashes, cement spill snarl traffic in fog
• Gadhafi son vows no surrender to Libyan rebels
• Auditors blast website created to track state spending
• Unions reverse decision to ban GOP from Wausau parade
• Union leaders ask Gov. Walker for meeting
• ATT launches 3G cell network in city
• UW student seeks interviews for history project
• Ballhorn Chapels to participate in shoe drive
• No trash or recycling pickup in Sheboygan on Labor Day
• Wisconsin teacher retirements double
• Three Sheboygan men identified in Town of Menasha shooting
• Sheboygan County Budget Auto giving free vehicle to woman whose car was flipped over by vandals
• Alderman hints at possibility of resolution with Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Tonights council meeting on Mayor Ryan removal canceled
• Lakeland plans two events to mark 9/11 anniversary
• ATT launches 3G cell network in Sheboygan
• 2011 Women's Volleyball Season Preview: Muskies look to start fresh in 2011
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Hip-hop show seeks donations
• One suspect arrested in car flipping
• Sheboygan Common Council to discuss hiring of prosecutor in Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan removal
• Sheboygan County fair sticks with family-friendly formula
• Sheboygan Mayor Ryan remains resolute in his intention to stay in office
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan to hold press conference at City Hall today
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan reiterates his intention to stay in office
• 2011 men's soccer preview: Muskies fired up for season
• Sheboygan County Sheriffs Department investigating Walvoord fires
• Sheboygan firefighters put out small basement fire
• Neumann an official candidate for Senate
• Guns, jewelry stolen from home after residents death
• Retirements lead to shuffling of school administrators in Sheboygan area
• Sheboygan police seek car-flipping vandals
• 2011 Football Season Preview: Doherty, Muskies look to surprise NAC
• Sheboygan man, 19, gets five years prison for 2nd robbery
• Sheboygan police: Two cars flipped over by group of males
• Sheboygan man, 19, gets five years prison for 2nd robbery
• 2011 women's soccer preview: Returners and freshmen look to provide the right mix
• Academic year is underway at Lakeland
• Lakeland unveils new athletics website
• Lakeland College unveils two new logos
• Powell says Cheney taking cheap shots in book
• Folks pitch in to spruce up Erie Hill area in Sheboygan
• Irene strands Wisconsin unit returning from Afghanistan
• Irene fear now turns to flooding
• Sheboygan area school districts increase student access to latest high-tech learning aids
• University of Wisconsin has yet to finish disciplining doctors
• Search called off for Racine boy in Lake Michigan
• Tourism grants help communities land conventions
• Motorcycle fans laud revival of Roar on Sheboygans Shores
• Manitowoc man, 83, hurt in crash near Dear Trace
• Fire destroys barn in Town of Holland
• Sheboygan native races from storms path
• Falls packaging company relocating to Oostburg
• City of Sheboygan wont repair river ladders
• 2.3 million ordered to evacuate Eastern Seaboard as Hurricane Irene approaches
• State Sen. Joe Leibham tapped to lead panel
• Recall organizers plan meeting for Sept. 2
• Top official in Walker administration taking leave of absence
• Locks vandalized before Walker visit
• Council meeting to hire attorney set for Wednesday
• Pew: Half of U.S. adults now use social networks
• Prosser says colleague charged him
• Erie Hill neighborhood hosting cleanup, brat fry
• Muskies picked eighth in NAC poll
• State Sen. Joe Leibham to chair committee on economic development, veterans
• Sheboygan Falls packaging company relocating to Oostburg
• Hurricane Irene tightens aim on East Coast
• Erie Hill neighborhood hosting cleanup, brat fry
• Sen. Johnson to speak at local Tea Party rally
• Clothing dryer causes Sheboygan apartment fire
• Wind turbine to produce electricity for Random Lake farm
• Committee to recommend former U.S. Attorney Steven Biskupic lead case against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Committee: Former federal prosecutor Steven Biskupic should head case against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Lakeland picked fifth in NAC poll
• Court: WIAA can set fees to livestream
• State appeals court upholds Avery conviction in homicide
• City unemployment rate dips below 10 percent in July
• County tax levy to decrease by $164K
• Weather service confirms 2 tornadoes in Wis.
• Five area companies get $286K in training grants
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan sexual harassment suit: City, former HR director Angela Payne settle for $310K
• Lakeland volleyball tabbed 10th in preseason poll
• Angela Payne received $310K to settle claim against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Lakeland duo report from preseason camp
• Lakeland tabbed 11th in preseason poll
• Muskies picked 10th in preseason poll
• Sheboygan man gets prison for threatening crime victim after court
• Sheboygan man gets prison for threatening crime victim after court
• Corrections
• Back to School for Sheboygan - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Girl hurt in car-bike collision
• Man, 25, charged in downtown graffiti spree
• Dual language teaching is helping Sheboygan students in the classroom
• Fire destroys barn near Howards Grove Tuesday
• Firearms may be banned in Sheboygan County buildings
• $3M Waldo wastewater plant project under way
• Sheboygan native: East Coast quake was a little scary
• Sheboygan Common Council team interviews 2 attorneys
• Muskies tabbed to finish eighth in NAC
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Downtown graffiti spree yields 15 charges
• LTC plans to start culinary school downtown
• Sheboygan Common Council leaders: Recall effort against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan wont slow removal process
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan to face recall effort
• Popular brewpub Hops Haven reopens today under new ownership
• Sheboygan Common Council leaders: Recall attempt of Mayor Bob Ryan wont slow removal process
• Ald. Kevin MatiChek initiates recall of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Ald. Kevin MatiChek initiates recall of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Lakeland football coaches discuss Blue-Gold Scrimmage
• Borts, Rogers combine for preseason camp
• Sentencing delayed for man, 19, in case for second armed robbery
• LTC, City Streets in Sheboygan to team up for culinary programs
• Regional Briefs
• Volunteers assist in the Lutze Housebarn restoration
• Home-based Bettersweet Bakery raises neighborhood concerns in Town of Plymouth
• Gov. Scott Walker spent $59K on flights in first 6 months
• Dual language teaching is helping Sheboygan students in the classroom
• Organic brats and solar-powered music Earthfest not your typical festival
• Coast Guard rescues boy, 14, from Lake Michigan sandbar
• SASD plans to add dual language to high school
• Missteps in Africa end UW-Fox Valley deans career
• Coast Guard rescues boy, 14, from sandbar
• Women's Soccer
• Men's Soccer
• Sheboygan ACT test scores climb
• Setting up Shantytown
• City woman charged with stealing from grandparents
• Cleveland man arrested after 90 mph chase
• Dog run could be annexed
• Poll finds public feels new Congress as bad as old one
• Brat Days driver faces trial
• Cascade man dies in rollover accident
• City man, 18, arrested in restaurant fight
• New Holstein police investigating 23 complaints of theft and vandalism
• Wisconsin Public Service seeks rate increase
• Islamic Society to hold open house Saturday
• Woman charged with stealing from grandparents
• Man, 31, arrested for OWI after chase tops 90 mph
• Sheboygan woman to appear in court for Brat Days hit and run
• Political heavyweights consider Senate run
• DNR streamlines business operations
• WINSA completes purchase of Alliant building pays $400,000
• New Holstein police investigating 23 complaints of theft and vandalism
• Sheboygan man gets jail for attacking wife, wifes dog
• Sheboygan woman charged with injuring son, 6, in OWI crash
• Spending hot topic at U.S. Rep. Tom Petri town hall meeting
• State legislators get look at cleanup of Sheboygan River
• Unemployment rate increases in July
• Lakeland College turns to familiar faces to head volleyball programs
• Sheboygan aldermen looking for lawyers in removal of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Walker stakes out the political middle
• Thompson likely laying groundwork for Senate run
• Recalls leave both sides claiming victory
• Obama to lay out new jobs plan
• Johnson: Demand change in country
• Fire savings could come from station closures, staffing cuts
• One hospitalized in Kohler crash
• Man seriously hurt in motorcycle crash
• City of Sheboygan gets $650,000 loan for upgrades to parks
• Chilton man guilty of killing woman
• New Holstein man critically injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Conduct of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan at Common Council meeting criticized
• Morgan Aircraft to take flight at Sheboygan County Memorial Airport
• Corrections
• Faller named to preseason CDS Division III All-American Team
• Muskies picked to finish sixth in NAC Preseason Coaches' Poll
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryans conduct criticized at Sheboygan Common Council meeting
• Cascade man seriously hurt in head-on motorcycle crash
• One hospitalized in two-vehicle crash in Kohler
• New Holstein men hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Sheboygan Common Council launches removal process of Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• House fire leaves three families homeless
• Shantytown event seeks student participants
• Glenbeulah man allegedly kicked window into pregnant woman
• Glenbeulah man allegedly kicked window into pregnant woman
• Former Sheboygan alderman files a sixth complaint against Mayor Bob Ryan
• Man charged with escaping Sheboygan police, stealing county truck
• Man charged with escaping Sheboygan police, stealing county truck
• No jail time for Random Lake teacher who attacked former student
• No jail time for Random Lake teacher who attacked former student
• Gas station employee robbed at knifepoint
• Gas station employee robbed at knifepoint
• Delahunt, Haasch fail to make cut for judicial vacancies
• House fire leaves three families homeless
• A real hero returns home
• Sheboygan Common Council to consider removal of Mayor Bob Ryan
• Gunmen abduct U.S. man in Pakistan
• 3 hurt in fight while watching NBC news
• Petri plans to hold town meeting in Kohler
• Coho Derby reels in fish, fun and more
• Showdown coming to city hall
• UK violence raises questions about American unrest
• Sierra Club: Power plant water-intake systems can kill fish
• Shoppers lift economy but will they keep spending
• London police say nearly 700 charged over riots
• Instant contender: Perry announcing presidential run
• Highway truck recovered, man arrested
• Appeals court ruling strikes down health insurance mandate
• Bears fan Obama greets Packers
• Sheboygan woman charged with selling heroin
• Police arrest man who escaped station with Sheboygan County Highway Department truck
• Wall Street whipsaws again Dow up 423
• Four arrested for marijuana farm in forest
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan threatens legal battle if Common Council tries to remove him
• Mom gave life to save daughter, friend in hit-and-run accident
• Sheboygan Falls man arrested again days after arrest in same bar
• Man escapes Sheboygan police station in county highway truck
• Man charged in threats against State Fair official
• Letters: Indian Mound Park needs to be better maintained
• Motorcyclist injured attempting to avoid automobile
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan: Council votes to recommend taking steps to remove him from office
• Meals on Wheels of Sheboygan County shopping for new home
• State GOPs stand could reverberate elsewhere
• Congress forming new debt committee
• Stocks resume sell-off Dow ends down 519
• Town of Holland barn destroyed in overnight fire
• Man charged in theft of pickup from dealer
• Motorcyclist injured in crash with car in Sheboygan roundabout
• Town of Holland barn declared total loss after overnight fire
• Aldermen to meet tonight to discuss complaints against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Sheboygan long-range plan set for review
• Sheboygan native aids in birth of new nation, South Sudan
• Work on I-43 will require lane closures
• Charges filed against Sheboygan woman who allegedly drove drunk in hit-and-run crash following Brat Days
• Inmate charged after fight over TV remote
• Inmate charged after fight over TV remote
• Inmate charged after fight with another inmate
• Inmate charged after fight with another inmate
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan should resign, community leaders and citizens say
• Sheboygan woman, 19, charged after allegedly driving drunk in fatal crash following Brat Days
• Plan in place for new City of Sheboygan human resources director
• 5th death tied to July heat in Wisconsin
• Merit pay plan endorsed by Sheboygan Common Council committees
• 3 hurt in two-car crash
• Sheboygan woman, 60, dies from injuries in hit-and-run near Brat Days
• 4 new citizen complaints filed against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Sheboygan man, 49, charged with carrying concealed weapon at Brat Days
• Sheboygan Falls man, 41, charged with disorderly conduct domestic abuse
• Woman dies from injuries in hit-and-run
• Sheboygan Falls man, 41, charged with disorderly conduct domestic abuse
• Green Bay man, 23, charged in domestic disturbance involving girlfriend, children
• Green Bay man, 23, charged in domestic disturbance involving girlfriend, children
• Sheboygan man, 49, charged with carrying concealed weapon at Brat Days
• Sheboygan woman, 19, arrested in Brat Days hit-and-run
• Two new citizen complaints filed against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Three suffer minor injuries in two-car collision in Town of Lima
• Man, 46, injured when motorcycle strikes tree
• Crash near Brat Days injures three pedestrians
• Man arrested after razor attack
• Senate recalls turn on Walkers policies
• Fair calm thanks to extra police
• 18 die in Wisconsin boating incidents
• After 75 years, summertime playground tradition, Lantern Parade, will fade into history
• Mayor involved in minor accident
• New champion crowned in brat-eating contest
• Marina net income down 30 percent so far
• City proposes merit raises
• Charges filed against West Bend woman after drunken, nude swim
• Woman passes out, then crashes after giving blood
• Oostburg man receives 3 years in prison for forged checks
• Now playing: Family Video bucks trend with opening of second Sheboygan store
• Mother cited after rollover that injured her, young son
• Sheboygan Falls man hurt in two-car crash Wednesday
• USS Canon project gets boost from original crew member
• Arrest made in Sheboygan Falls home invasion
• Lengthy investigation yields arrest in Falls home invasion
• Walker signs bill extending jobless benefits for 13 more weeks
• Committee: Marina repairs to come out of maintenance budget
• Three sex offenders cited for violating ordinance
• Bar owner cited for violating smoking ban
• 7 retailers sold cigarettes to minors, 3 cited
• Man gets one year prison for bar stabbing
• Nick Sheehans dream of helping kids to continue
• Eirich retiring from police department after 33 years
• 2 hurt in separate Hwy. 23 crashes
• Henry C. Prange remembered as hands-on leader
• Sheboygan Brat Days kicks off today
• Sheboygan council discuss new information about Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Suspect sought in mugging of man
• Romagnoli named to preseason DIII All-State team
• Suspect sought in mugging of man, 81
• 3 sex offenders cited for living in Sheboygan without approval
• Man gets one year prison for bar stabbing
• Lt. Eirich retiring from police department
• Cleveland man gets 18 months prison for car thefts
• Analysis: Debt deal a minor swipe at red ink
• More roadwork set to begin on I-43 near Sheboygan
• Sheboygan Mayor Ryan has damaged city, according to citizen complaint
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryans support: How strong is it
• Lakeshore Pallet Co. rises from the ashes
• Incoming freshmen land gold medal at USA Championships
• Muskies welcome new coaches
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan rejects councils call for him to resign
• City of Sheboygan, Angela Payne settle sexual harassment complaint against Mayor Bob Ryan
• House approves debt deal
• Police: Parked car struck by bullet Sunday
• Sex offender being released today in Sheboygan
• Dogs will test agility in statewide competition at fairgrounds
• South Business Drive closed after concrete buckles
• Woman almost backs into river arrested for OWI
• Police: Man threatened bomb over unemployment dispute
• Update: Sheboygan Mayor Ryan rejects council call for him to resign
• City of Sheboygan, Angela Payne settle sexual harassment complaint against Mayor Bob Ryan
• Police: Man threatened bomb over unemployment dispute
• Local retailers sold cigarettes to minors 7 times
• Police: Car struck by bullet Sunday
• Sex offender to be released Tuesday in Sheboygan
• South Business Drive closed after concrete buckles
• Mayor Bob Ryans drinking up for discussion at Common Council tonight
• Woman almost backs into river arrested for OWI
• Debt deal in hands of Congress
• Officials: Serial arsonist may be in Racine
• Lakeland students learn fine points of research
• Iraq war veteran growing a new career at Gibbsville Orchard
• Power still out for 9,000 in Wisconsin
• Pipe bomb found in Rock County lake
• DNR, river group plan invasives workshop
• Inmate found dead in Milwaukee County
• Debt limit: Obama says he, Congress leaders reach deal
• Fond du Lac city engineer arrested on allegations of child sex assault
• Special report: Sludge removal near Boat Island right on schedule
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan: I have a lot of support
• Sheboygan Common Council may ask for Mayor Bob Ryan to resign
• 15th and North closure to continue
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan: Public support has not really waned for me
• House approves, Senate rejects debt legislation within two hours
• New spring for surface of Sheboygan South High School track
• Priebus says RNC all in on state recalls
• State lawmakers vote on party lines on debt bill
• Plymouth man tied to fatal drug case sent to prison
• Plymouth Utilities seeks rate increase
• No arrests made as DEA closes Toro marijuana bust investigation
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• Plymouth man tied to fatal drug case sent to prison
• No arrests made as DEA closes Toro marijuana bust investigation
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan says he will not resign
• Restored Islander fishing boat to be rededicated today
• Elkhart Lake chief confirms police called for scuffle involving Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• American Orthodontics paves way to expand in Sheboygan at Thomas Products building
• 20 marijuana plants seized in Kiel
• Wisconsin braces for potential federal government default
• Sheboygan mans body recovered in Minnesota boating accident
• Federal judges dismiss challenge to Wisconsin redistricting
• Sheboygan Police, sheriffs department shared dispatch idea gets new momentum
• New charter schools to share $825K in grants
• Greenbush Post Office put on notice
• NTSB studying causes of experimental airplane accidents
• Ribble proposal seeks aid for families, small businesses on health insurance
• City unemployment rate climbs to more than 10 percent
• Authorities continue search for missing Sheboygan man
• City plans to include eco-friendly business park area in existing TIF
• Group wants to change berthing site of USS Canon
• Attorney to resolve Furniture Deals and Steals claims
• Weeden Creek roundabout to open Friday
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan asked to resign by council
• Sheboygan ranked No. 100 on Forbes small cities list
• Letters: Whos really rich in Wisconsin
• Sheboygan ranked No. 100 on Forbes small cities list
• Sheboygan aldermen to meet tonight to discuss future of Mayor Bob Ryan
• Roundabout to open late Friday at Weeden Creek and Business Drive
• DeRoehn selected for 2011 NWCA Coaching Leadership Academy
• Plane search called off near Mount Calvary
• Visitors make a farm-to-table meal for Plymouth Head Start
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan admits alcohol relapse
• Sheboygan may hire private cleaning service for City Hall
• Sheboygan man missing after boat accident in Minnesota
• Public invited to National Night Out
• Sheboygan man charged with physical abuse of child
• Special report: When children enter adult life after time with foster family
• Police: Man wields rifle during confrontations
• Police: Man wields rifle during confrontations
• Sheboygan man, 18, charged with repeated sexual assault of young girl
• Sheboygan man, 18, charged with repeated sexual assault of young girl
• Sheboygan man gets prison for drug trafficking
• Sheboygan man gets prison for drug trafficking
• Obama: Halt 3-ring-circus
• Woman allegedly smashed beer can on neighbors head
• Harbor Centre Marina repairs to wait until officials decide on funding plan
• Sheboygan man charged with pointing gun at passerby
• Sheboygan man killed in I-43 crash was drunk
• 2 killed when plane crashes into Lake Winnebago
• Woman allegedly smashed beer can on neighbors head
• Man charged with pointing gun at passerby
• Police: Sheboygan driver in fatal crash had alcohol, marijuana in system
• Wisconsin river boat collision death toll at 4
• Boehner: GOP ready to act alone on debt deal
• Drug prices to plummet as patents expire
• After more than a century, Walter Reed set to close
• Redistricting blows up Sheboygan County boundaries
• Sheboygan County female inmates will be jailed in Detention Center
• DMV says closure decisions arent final
• Boats collide on Wis. river 2 men dead, 2 missing
• Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27
• Train collision in China kills 32, injures 191
• Sheboygan Area School District superintendents son dies in Michigan
• Special report: When children enter adult life after time with foster family
• Retired Gen. Shalikashvili dies
• Norway gunman fired for 90 minutes on island
• McConnell: Congress committed to preventing US debt default
• Hmong festival is big on sports
• Chilton man,18, killed in one-vehicle crash
• Obama ends ban on gay military service
• Police: Sheboygan girl gets text offering drugs on new phone
• Teachers union will not join Walker in education effort
• Obamas political wing involved in recalls
• North Ave. to close at 15th St. for a week
• New Holstein man, 31, charged in theft from Town of Lima barn
• Man gets 17 years in sex case
• Job growth across nation gives context to state figures
• Kohler woman, 27, injured after moped strikes parked car
• Jo-Ann Fabrics to open store in Deer Trace Shopping Center
• Falls man charged with attacking elderly man
• Debt crisis: Boehner, Obama trade blame
• DOJ warns consumers about gun training
• At home in any town: Texas couple volunteers in Sheboygan for the summer
• 80 die in Norway camp shooting, 7 in blast
• Sheboygan Falls man charged with attacking elderly man
• Police: Girl gets text offering drugs on new phone
• Lakeland economics professor to present at national teacher-training program
• Ansan University President visits Lakeland College
• Jo-Ann Fabrics opening store in Deer Trace
• Man to be sentenced today for sex assaults, child porn
• Obama, House Republicans in endgame on debt
• Panetta to OK end of military gay ban
• Walker: State sees net gain of 9,500 jobs
• Construction on U.S. 41 could snarl EAA AirVenture traffic
• Firefighters battle attic fire, heat
• Sheboygan school food program provides meals for children
• Space Shuttle home for good
• Sheboygan Falls woman trapped in SUV after crash
• Paving begins in Sheboygan on South 18th Street
• Lakeland student athletes earn conference academic honors
• Former Lakeland Trustee John McCullough passes at 77
• Firefighters battle attic fire, heat
• Sheboygan Area School District names new principals at North, South and Sheridan
• Assembly passes maps redrawing political lines
• Husband of bear attack victim doesnt blame animals owners for incident
• United Way seeks funding proposals
• Housing grant program workshop set
• Injured motorcyclist set to be released from hospital
• Powder Puff Derby a cool time
• Sheboygan County YMCA launches $7.7M capital campaign
• ALIVE hosting fundraiser at Lakeshore Lanes
• Injured motorcyclist to be released from hospital this weekend
• Schreiber steps down as women's volleyball coach
• Schreiber steps down as women's volleyball coach
• Hansen keeps seat in Senate recall race
• Senate OKs redistricting
• Last chapter for Waldenbooks
• Redistricting update: New voting wards only temporary
• Sheboygan County weather is just plain hot and sticky
• A behind-the-scenes look at Sheboygan County
• County honors 3 with citizen leadership awards
• None hurt in minor Tuesday morning Sheboygan fire
• Special Report: Staying forever - When foster kids become real members of the family
• Armed robber sentenced to 6 years prison
• Armed robber sentenced to 6 years prison
• None hurt in minor overnight Sheboygan fire
• Plymouth man, 44, charged with sixth OWI
• Blood leads to charges for burglary suspect
• City pair charged with mistreating animals
• Site of Senior Citizens Picnic moved indoors to South High
• Sheboygan driver OK after fire erupts from floor of SUV
• Coburn proposes $9 trillion deficit cut
• Bike, walk to work week grows in popularity
• Sheboygan Common Council picks new 7th District alderman
• Clerk: Redistricting costly to City of Sheboygan
• Elkhart Lake man, 56, charged in sexual assault of two boys
• Sheboygan man allegedly beats youths over escaped frog
• Sheboygan man allegedly beats youths over escaped frog
• Two charged after Sheboygan home invasion
• Two charged after Sheboygan home invasion
• Site of Senior Citizens Picnic moved indoors to South High
• Boy, 17, charged with sexual assault of girl
• Boy, 17, charged with sexual assault of girl
• Man returns to clean up graffiti, gets arrested
• Man returns to clean up graffiti, gets arrested
• Driver OK after fire erupts in SUV
• Sheboygan County under heat advisory
• Woman cited after friend falls off boat, dies
• George Lucas, Harrison Ford plan to attend EAA AirVenture convention
• Milwaukee police officer shoots suspect after violent struggle
• First of 8 recall elections Tuesday
• Debt crisis may help Obama re-election
• Heat wave in central US shows no signs of cooling
• Volunteers serve as weed police in tracking invasive plant species in county
• Texas Roadhouse offers free lunch as fundraiser
• DNR sets hearings on lake water diversion
• Firefighters extinguish car fire
• $2,000 damage done in Sheboygan dryer fire
• Sheboygan woman hurt in Iowa roll-over
• UWS tuition goes up $235 per year
• County offices to open doors to let public peek inside
• Art about: JMKACs Midsummer Festival of Arts luster hasnt dimmed
• Staying forever: When foster kids become real members of the family
• WSJ publisher quits amid scandal
• State probe focuses on furniture chain
• Sheboygan boy, 16, OK after near-drowning in Lake Michigan
• Sheboygan police seek hit-and-run driver
• Plymouth man charged in overdose death
• Redistricting plan moving forward to Legislature
• Romney banks 3-to-1 cash edge over rival
• Mayline closes operations in Minnesota
• Man gets 6 years for killing son
• Debt showdown: Obama presses for something big
• City motorcyclist, 21, seriously hurt in crash
• Company pays $23K in EEOC settlement
• Blood trail leads police to burglary suspect
• A day of caring: Volunteers help on area projects
• Harry Potter fans dress the part
• Sheboygan police seek hit-and-run driver
• Blood trail leads Sheboygan police to burglary suspect
• Boy, 16, OK after near-drowning in Lake Michigan in Sheboygan
• Goldston to be sentenced today for killing infant son
• Sheboygan says goodbye to Harry Potter
• 2 governors urge Ohio to veto Great Lakes water bill
• High court rules in expulsion case
• UW Regents OK plan to raise tuitions
• Frank Lloyd Wright artifacts on display
• Walker spends night on airport floor
• Walker signs vets secretary appointment bill
• Board of Adjustments seeks members
• County Highway J reopens at Interstate 43
• Former Sheboygan Fire Battalion Chief gets special last ride home
• Man sentenced to 3 years for robbery attempt
• Weather-beaten: Harbor Centre Marina building in need of major repairs
• Charter to hold electronics recycling benefit event
• Police seek man who offered candy, grabbed young girl
• Bicyclist, 12, injured in collision with SUV
• Attempted gas station robbery yields 3 years prison
• County seeks applicants for Board of Adjustments
• Airport visit by 1950s-era military aircraft canceled
• Oostburg man gets 25 years for decade of sexual abuse
• Sheboygan Falls police buying electric motorcycle
• DeCecco: Concealed carry law endangers officers
• Random Lakes final two Class of 1929 graduates celebrate reunion
• Sheboygan police arrest boy, 14, in air rifle shooting
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash with deer
• Airport visit by group of 1950s-era military aircraft canceled
• Flight for Life called for Cascade man, 53, in motorcycle-deer crash in Town of Mitchell
• Sheboygan Falls police buying electric motorcycle
• Man to be sentenced for molesting girl over 9-year span
• Community Conversation: Sheboygan County energy team has had much success
• Fake Democrats lose in Wisconsin primary recalls
• Traffic strong on trails
• Man charged after allegedly threatening girlfriend, slashing self
• Scouts stencil storm drains
• GOP leader: Give Obama new debt limit power
• Girl hurt when horse steps on her head
• City unveils new website
• Driver shot near Kiwanis Park
• Blood donors sought
• Special report: Sheboygan-area families anxious to become foster parents
• Endsley co-authors jobless benefits bill
• Endsley co-authors jobless benefits bill
• Sheboygan man, 20, shot in chest near Kiwanis Park
• Man charged after threatening girlfriend, slashing self
• City of Sheboygan unveils new website
• County home sale prices remain at lowest levels since 03
• Somethings fishy on Lake Michigan shore
• Sheboygan man charged with child sexual assault
• Man charged in theft of 96-year-olds medication
• Convicted felon gets prison for possession of handguns, wigs and stolen property
• Thunderstorms cause power outages in area
• Harry Potter fans keep cool at movie marathon
• County home sales remain at lowest levels since 2003
• Wisconsin Legislature plans to pass unemployment extension
• Storms knock out power to 1,800 around Plymouth
• Convicted felon gets prison for possession of handguns, wigs and stolen property
• Manitowoc man pinned between vehicles dies
• Boat launch fees net county $11K
• Fake Democrats face real ones in Wisconsin Senate recall primaries
• Sheboygan County Motorcycle Club celebrates 60th anniversary
• Obama: We need to work out debt deal in 10 days
• Lack of water blamed in runner collapses at Summerfest run
• Driver identified in Town of Franklin crash
• Shuttles day in orbit nearly perfect
• Official: Al-Qaida defeat within reach
• Culvers co-founder dies at 88
• Thousands converge on Mill St. Festival in Plymouth
• Sheboygan families anxious to become foster parents
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Walker signs concealed carry
• Weak hiring casts doubts on rebound
• States weigh Caylees Law in aftermath of verdict
• Shuttle lifts off for last time
• St. Cloud man gets prison after fifth OWI
• State Senate recall elections can proceed
• Republicans draw scorn with release of redistricting maps
• Sheboygan man gets 3 years for selling heroin to informants
• Sheboygan police officer promoted to sergeant
• Report: Protests could have been handled better
• Mayline Group expands, will create 25 new jobs
• Plymouth rejects raising chickens in city
• House passes $649B defense spending bill
• Gunman in Michigan killings had often resorted to violence
• Grim jobs report casts shadow over debt talks
• Eastern Shores seeks rural members for local library boards
• Judge sentences Casey Anthony to be freed as early as Wednesday
• TV golf commentator leaves em laughing
• Richard Manny: Gearing up for Habitat ride
• Habitat director improving after freak accident
• Obama: Still differences on debt, new talks Sunday
• Railroad exec gets probation for campaign law violation
• Oostburg Ambulance to receive award
• Sheboygan man charged with rape of girl, 14
• Sheboygan man charged after alleged dragging incident with Jeep at Burger King
• Two Sheboygan men charged in robbery, assault
• State school aid numbers in, but not yet final
• Update: Two Sheboygan men charged in robbery, assault
• City man charged after alleged dragging incident with Jeep at Burger King
• Man charged in alleged rape of girl, 14
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• Lakeland promotes top assistant to head baseball coach
• New Berlin man injured in I-43 crash
• Sheboygan Common Council asks for long-term fire plan
• Visitors from sister city of Esslingen, Germany, find similarities here
• A year later, Wisconsins statewide smoking bans impact on business minimal
• Looking for a restaurant Try The Samplers
• Man, 54, charged after dozen marijuana plants found
• Sheboygan Falls native keeps an eye on things in space
• Former Random Lake man drowns in Green Lake
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder charges
• Man, 54, charged after dozen marijuana plants found
• Sheboygan savors sunny 4th
• Collectors scramble for shuttle items
• Economic recovery turns 2, but few celebrating
• Woman injured in freak accident Saturday identified
• Plymouth woman seriously injured in freak accident
• Tornado touched down in state Friday night
• Police search for remains of Laurie Depies
• Adventures of a generals driver: LaMont Meerdink of Sheboygan recalls experience driving for Gen. Mark Clark
• Fourth of July festivities include parade, fireworks
• Plymouth woman seriously injured in freak accident
• Authorities ID Kiel teen injured in crash
• A year later, statewide smoking bans impact on business minimal
• New sheriff faces small budget cut
• Lakeland gives foreign guests all-American experience
• Minnesotas vulnerable feel pinch of shutdown
• Transit workers agree to extension
• Sheboygan woman charged with forging $900 in checks
• Sheboygan man charged with stalking ex-girlfriend
• SASD freezes Sheehan salary
• Reserve funds could help child support agency
• Kiel teen seriously injured in crash
• Ex-Calumet County DA wants suit thrown out
• Help available for area homeowners
• Dredging site being readied
• County offers boating course
• City of Sheboygan, union talks fail
• 2 senators want to end Supreme Court elections
• Dane County judge rules against Nygren in recall lawsuit
• SASD freezes salary for superintendent Joe Sheehan
• Man, 18, charged with stalking ex-girlfriend
• Man, 18, charged with stalking ex-girlfriend
• Dollar Tree to open on citys north side
• Wisconsin highway projects put on hold for holiday
• Kohler woman injured in crash
• Fourth of July fun set to start in Sheboygan County
• Sheboygan company, Pemco, up for sale by German-based owner
• Sheboygan adds fire rings to beaches
• Ex-New Holstein superintendent Christopher Nelson gets 5 years in underage sex case
• Heat advisory issued for today
• No trash pickup in Sheboygan July 4
• Man found not guilty of sexual assault
• Man found not guilty of sexual assault
• Ex-New Holstein superintendent sentenced to 5 years prison in sex case
• Walk to support Safe Haven Law
• Threatening notes found at library
• Plymouth blaze destroys barn
• Salaries edition: Prison sergeant was paid $87K in overtime
• Salaries edition: Teachers say they work hard for their paychecks
• Salaries edition: Gross pay gives first glimpse at city overtime data
• Salaries edition: Citizen struggled to get city pay data
• Lake Michigan drowning in Sheboygan ruled accidental
• Man drowns in Lake Michigan off Sheboygan
• Fire rings installed on Sheboygan beaches
• Threatening notes found at library
• 9 fire departments called to barn fire near Plymouth
• Fond du Lac firefighters free mans hand from car gas tank
• Sheriff distances himself from court probe
• Repeat sex offender released from prison
• Plymouth Foam goes Hollywood
• Ninos, Rotary Club West mark 40th
• After debate, union law takes effect
• Plymouth district balances budget
• Blasters Classic Golf Tournaments raise $35,000 for Lakeland College
• Police: Serial Walmart thief charged in Sheboygan
• Repeat sex offender released from prison today
• Man allegedly broke into home, attacked sleeping residents
• Man, 20, accused of sex with 15-year-old
• Sheboygan native Chris Richards music video casts spotlight on city
• State Supreme Court argument leads to investigation
• American Field Service students say goodbyes to friends and families
• Sheboygan County hosts budget kickoff
• I-43 ramps reopening at Highway 23 and Highway 42 intersections
• Village of Cleveland halts street project
• I-43 ramp to reopen on Wednesday
• Jury convicts ex-Illinois Gov. Blagojevich at retrial
• Editorial: Get ball rolling on mining laws
• Walker signs budget
• Finish near for Even Start
• Program aims to improve water quality in streams
• Reed Sorenson wins wacky NASCAR Nationwide Bucyrus 200
• Public employees earning more than $100K
• Terrible Twos Not for NASCAR and Road America
• Its a new world for public employee pay
• 14-year-old seriously hurt in ATV rollover
• Diabetes now becoming a worldwide problem
• Gay marriage backers: NY vote has national impact
• Reed Sorenson survives wild NASCAR Nationwide Bucyrus 200 finish
• Pick a spot, any spot: Road America offers fans many viewing options
• GAB: Challenges filed to 4 of 6 recall candidates
• Walker to veto tax change on tobacco
• Walker was to sign budget at company led by felon
• Reed Sorenson wins wacky NASCAR Nationwide Bucyrus 200
• Road Americas many viewing options
• Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice fund drive starts
• Woman charged with strangling adult daughter
• Senior apartments open in former Sunny Ridge tower
• Milwaukee garage reopens after accident
• Falls man dies in crash
• Pastor OK with price of conducting lesbian union
• State lawmakers start redistricting plans
• Woman charged with strangling daughter over boyfriend
• Lakeland ELI program to host record numbers
• Twitter updates from Road America
• Sheboygan County crash leaves one dead
• Fans welcome big rigs to town
• Walker to sign state budget bill in Ashwaubenon
• Man killed trying to walk across U.S. 41 near music festival
• Gay minister suspended for 20 days
• Sheboygans WSCS to get new TV mobile unit
• Showers put Walldogs murals on hold
• Sculpture to honor Sheboygans surf culture
• Fans welcome big rigs to town
• Wisconsin Rapids bans cell phones while driving
• Noise complaint leads to arrest of armed man
• Noise complaint leads to arrest of armed man
• NASCAR attendance expected to top 100K
• City unemployment rate unchanged from May
• 2 charged after police find 5 pounds of marijuana
• Alliant Energy sues Town of Wilson over coal ash landfill
• Lesbian minister found guilty in church trial of performing same-sex wedding
• Serial burglar, 20, sentenced to year in jail
• Mark Hanna resigning from Sheboygan Common Council
• Plymouth soldier killed in Washington motorcycle crash
• Man shoots finger while cleaning handgun
• NASCAR rolls in: Attendance expected to top 100K
• 2 charged after police find 5 pounds of marijuana
• Ald. Hanna resigning from Common Council
• Fall 2011 Course Schedules
• Man, 51, charged with abusing son
• Man, 51, charged with abusing son
• City of Sheboygan unemployment rate remains unchanged from May
• WDNR Releases Consumer Confidence Report for College Drinking Water
• Man shoots finger while cleaning handgun
• Serial burglar, 20, sentenced to year in jail
• Wisconsin delegation split on Afghanistan withdrawal plans
• Plymouth soldier killed in Washington motorcycle crash
• 6 file paperwork to challenge state Senate Dems
• Gay minister pleads not guilty in United Methodist Church trial
• Assembly gives its OK to concealed carry
• Hungry race fans profitable for nonprofits
• Siblings charged with battery of party-goers
• Water finally flowing out of Marsh
• Hungry race fans are profitable for nonprofits
• Tour of Americas Dairyland bike series brings people to downtown Sheboygan
• Walldogs ready to paint Plymouth
• Sheboygan County gears up for NASCAR
• Siblings charged with battery of party-goers
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - June 2011
• County under fog advisory until noon
• Obama to move U.S. closer to leaving Afghanistan
• Charges filed in connection to dead cats in Omro
• Sheboygan woman hurt in two-car crash
• Man charged with attacking police informant
• Kaukauna trial of the Rev. Amy DeLong mirrors national debate on gay clergy, marriage
• Fondy native, born in Sheboygan, wins Daytime Emmy
• Man dies in Fond du Lac County farm accident
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker touts job growth to Washington D.C. panel
• City of Sheboygan matches state law on smoking room rules
• Law enforcement prepares for NASCAR race
• Contractor charged with stealing $300K during home construction
• Law enforcement prepares for NASCAR event
• Volunteers from church pitch in on roof repair for a friend
• Man hospitalized after ATV crash
• Sheboygan graffiti clan bust yields charges for 5
• Man gets 18 months prison for attack on woman
• Man reported missing Friday arrested Sunday for allegedly attacking police
• Contractor charged with stealing $300K during home construction
• Man gets 18 months prison for attack on woman
• U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson: Day of fiscal reckoning is closer than we think
• Man hospitalized after ATV lands on him
• Balanced state budget comes at political cost
• Kenosha woman named Miss Wisconsin
• Study shows 1 in 13 US children have food allergy
• 2 workers, 2 patrons shot to death at NY pharmacy
• Deal would speed cuts in coal pollution
• 16-year-old cancer survivor dies after swimming practice
• Dozens participate in naked bike ride, 1 person cited
• Scandals highlight dearth of women in politics
• Its NASCAR week again
• Creativity at forefront in annual Project Grill
• Fathers time: Jerry Huber reflects on raising 19 adopted children with his wife
• Sheboygan wins environmental project award
• Shuffling continues at top of SASD
• Sheboygan skateboarders seek new facility
• Larry MacDonald, 84, never gave up on peace dream
• Man, 34, charged with sexually assaulting teen girl
• County to seal coat roads next week
• Man, 34, charged with sexually assaulting teen girl
• Walker promises swift action on budget
• Wisconsin soldier, 19, dies in Afghanistan
• Anaylsis: Wisconsin budget targets schools for big cuts
• NASCAR haulers making pit stop in Random Lake
• Purchase of Triple Play building in the works
• Spaceport Sheboygan now open to the public
• Sheboygan woman riled as boat, minivan falsely listed for free in Craigslist hoax
• Police: Woman jumped into river trying to escape
• Police: Woman jumped into river trying to escape
• Citys block grant funds cut by $187,000
• Fathers Day tradition continues with 21st Wings Wheels event
• Harbor Fest a win-win for waterfront, Safe Harbor
• North principal, assistant superintendent retiring from Sheboygan Area School District
• The joy of Joyce: Plymouth joins Bloomsday commemoration of Irish writer James Joyce
• Wisconsin Republicans offer budget changes
• Burglary suspect returned to Sheboygan County fo face gun charges
• Burglary suspect returned to Sheboygan County fo face gun charges
• Man injured in car-motorcycle crash
• Man injured in car-motorcycle crash
• Collective bargaining rights law to take effect June 29
• Wind warning issued gusts expected up to 60 mph
• Moped driver crashes avoiding deer
• 16 file for upcoming Wisconsin Senate recall elections
• State Assembly prepares to debate budget a day late
• Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds collective bargaining law
• $143,000 lottery ticket sold in city
• Training exercise centers on school shooting
• Happy 30th birthday for Vollrath Park disc golf course
• Goldston to be sentenced July 15
• Eighth St. fixture Jumes closes
• Man hospitalized after car ends up in Pigeon River
• Man charged with attacking wifes dog during dispute
• Man, 19, charged with robbery for second time
• Jumes Restaurant closes doors after 80 years
• Man, 19, charged with robbery for second time
• Citys Block Grant cut almost $200,000
• Flag Day celebrated, originated in Ozaukee County
• $143,000 lottery ticket sold in Sheboygan
• Goldston to be sentenced July 15
• Local school shooting drill set for Thursday
• State Senate to debate legalizing concealed carry
• Fond du Lac girl, 9, stabs mothers assailant
• Latest budget proposal will exempt Wisconsin transit workers
• Two arrested in robbery, beating
• Brothers, 32 and 27, arrested after fight over shampoo
• Mudslinging begins at Republican debate
• Woman killed in two-vehicle crash identified
• Church works to increase community gardening
• Small fire damages home on Sheboygans north side
• City of Sheboygan officials focus on building high-tech corridor along Indiana Avenue
• Brittany Faber of Plymouth crowned as Fairest of the Fair
• Big Wheel race registration under way
• Man arrested for allegedly punching pit bull, attempting to crash
• Two charged with selling drugs to police informant
• Brothers, 32 and 27, arrested after fight over shampoo
• Man arrested for allegedly punching pit bull, attempting to crash
• Fire at Sheboygan house leaves porch charred
• Two arrested in robbery, beating
• Wisconsin budget debate to begin under heightened security
• Two charged with selling drugs to police informant
• Seven Lakeland Natural Science grads accepted into fall graduate programs
• Lakeland student's exercise science research to be presented at national conference
• Lakeland student's exercise science research to be presented at national conference
• Wisconsin budget debate begins Tuesday
• Woman killed in Town of Mitchell crash identified
• Craft brewers fight possible brewing changes
• Outgoing lawmakers gave large bonuses
• Habitat for Humanitys 19th home project in Sheboygan is dream come true
• First photos of recovering Giffords released
• Walker, GOP put a conservative stamp on Wisconsin
• Woman killed in two-vehicle crash in Town of Mitchell
• Triathletes triumph over adversity in Elkhart Lake event
• Mosque in Sheboygan County: Its going well
• Sarah Palin emails are released
• Last step to clean Sheboygan River of PCBs awaits final OK
• 3 hurt in truck-bus crash
• Wisconsin highway bill riles Sheboygan county officials
• Man gets prison after OWI violates probation
• Man allegedly wields knife after mother takes Brokeback Mountain DVD
• Man, 57, is second charged in graffiti case
• 3 Democratic recall elections certified
• Delahunt, Haasch apply for Manitowoc judgeship
• Man, 57, is second charged in graffiti case
• Man allegedly wields knife after mother takes Brokeback Mountain DVD
• Delahunt, Haasch apply for Manitowoc County judgeship
• Man gets prison after OWI violates probation
• Teen boys, 16 and 17, arrested in sexual assault case
• Nine compete for title of Fairest of the Fair
• Jury convicts Sheboygan man Andrew Goldston of killing infant son
• Committee snuffs out confusion on state smoking ban
• Public comment sought on human services budget
• Boys, 17 and 16, arrested in sexual assault case
• Recall elections certified for 3 Dems
• Superior Ave. construction begins
• Test results pending in possible heat death
• Senate passes primary election date changes
• Lawmakers vote to end early prison release
• Sheboygan man rescued after kayak capsizes in Lake Michigan
• Two semi drivers hurt when trucks blow over on I-43 near Manitowoc
• Law enforcement torch run to help kick off Special Olympics
• Sheboygan woman misses out on Price is Right Showcase
• Sheboygan tongue-biting case: Plea deal reached
• Cause of fatal injuries debated in Sheboygan infant death case
• Upgrades help Sheboygan wastewater facility generate energy to be self-powered
• Doctors debate cause of fatal injuries to infant
• Plea deal yields not guilty verdict in tongue-biting case
• Public comment sought on human services budget
• Budget cuts close Quarry for swimming
• Inmate: Sheboygan father admitted shaking son
• Sheboygan graduation galleries galore
• Town of Wilson seeks expanded Alliant landfill monitoring
• Environmental group asks judge to stop Hwy. 23 expansion
• Special Report: Bald eagles enjoying revival around Sheboygan County
• South makes No Child progress
• Salvation Army holding brat fry on Saturday
• Jailhouse confession: Inmate says Goldston admitted killing infant son
• Muskies hire new cross country, women's basketball assistant coach
• Muskies hire new cross country, women's basketball assistant coach
• Council OKs Schuchardt property annexation
• Kohler Co. opens new manufacturing plant in India
• Pickup truck ruined in fire
• State GOP pushes spoiler candidates
• Mother testifies against Sheboygan father on trial for death of infant son
• Obama rejects Walkers request for rail cash
• Twice is right: Second member of Sheboygan family makes Price is Right
• Lakeland's head baseball coach resigns
• State Supreme Court set to hearing arguments in union suit
• Pickup truck destroyed in weekend fire
• Protesters pitch tents in Madison to oppose budget
• Food stamps illegally bought, sold on Facebook
• Trial begins today for man accused of killing infant son
• Graduation: 762 receive diplomas from city high schools
• North-South commencement
• Teen hurt in bike-van crash
• Bald eagles enjoying revival in Sheboygan County
• Home built by Sheboygan North and South students earns rave reviews
• Tractor destroyed in fire, driver unhurt
• Elkhart Lake man hurt in one-car crash
• Van-bike crash sends boy, 14, to hospital
• Update: Tractor destroyed in fire, driver unhurt
• Elkhart Lake man hurt in one-car crash
• Sheboygan Christian High School commencement
• Plymouth closer to clearing path for backyard chickens
• SUV crashes into Plymouth apartment
• State shelters prepare for more dogs
• Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce raising funds for victims of tornadoes
• Sheboygan County planning trail for abandoned city rail line
• Future bright for Sheboygan South grad Zakary Plautz Posewitz
• 3 hospitalized after Town of Plymouth crash
• Drivers warned to watch for deer
• SUV crashes into apartment in Plymouth
• Plymouth clears path for chickens
• Police: Graffiti suspect caught green-handed
• Police: Graffiti suspect caught green-handed
• Animal shelters prepare for influx of dogs with new state law
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• Ohio man gets 30 days jail for imprisonment of Sheboygan woman
• Ohio man gets 30 days jail for imprisonment of Sheboygan woman
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Drivers warned to watch for deer
• 3 hospitalized after Town of Plymouth crash
• Protesters disrupt budget committee meeting action taken on voucher program, recycling
• Budget panel targets police, fire benefits
• Sheboygan Falls police chief passed over for Fond du Lac job
• 4 charged in Sheboygan armed robbery, drug deal
• Preliminary hearing in sexual assault case set for July 18 in Manitowoc
• Teen found incompetent to face murder charges
• Gov. Scott Walker brings to Sheboygan tourism cash
• North High teen Deon Madden on the right track
• Cleanup of Sheboygan River gets under way
• Gov. Walker presents grants to Sheboygan County groups
• Preliminary hearing in sexual assault case set for July 18 in Manitowoc
• Sheboygan Falls police chief passed over for Fond du Lac job
• Charges coming today in armed robbery, drug deal
• Fond du Lac flood victims ordered to return FEMA disaster aid
• Court upholds sentence at womens prison
• Sheboygan Police: Drug deal sparks gunshot 5 arrests in armed robbery
• Sheboygan County budget for 2012 looks better
• Gov. Scott Walkers priorities remain in state budget
• Bike to Work Week starts Saturday in Sheboygan County
• Wildwood Park receives a facelift
• Three burglaries reported in Plymouth strip mall
• Sheboygan man gets prison for escape, marijuana possession
• Man charged with child abuse for alleged attack on girlfriend
• One injured in garbage truck vs. moped crash
• Piggly Wiggly to add Milwaukee store
• Kohl staffer to hold meeting in Plymouth
• Police: Drug deal sparks gunshot, armed robbery, 5 arrests
• Man charged with child abuse for alleged attack on girlfriend
• Three burglaries reported in Plymouth strip mall
• Sheboygan man gets prison for escape, marijuana possession
• One injured in garbage truck vs. moped crash
• Authorities release name of fatal crash victim
• Walker to be in Sheboygan to present tourism grants
• Court backs Manitou Council in dispute with Girl Scouts
• Adell man faces 4th OWI after allegedly driving drunk to pick up wife at jail
• Kloppenburg wont go to court
• Sheboygan farmers market opens today, as demand is up for locally raised meat
• School districts young athletes strut their stuff
• Walker to be in Sheboygan to present tourism grants
• Sheboygan-based Girl Scout group wins federal appeal to resist realignment
• Live Webcam Highlights Construction
• The 2011 Koehler and Lope Award Winners
• Elease Davis '70
• Authorities release name of New Holstein fatal crash victim
• Joanne Kloppenburg to comment on Wisconsin Supreme Court race
• Appleton woman who died in church crash served in WWII
• True leader of Hmong enshrined
• Madison woman splashed with bleach in dispute
• Baraboo mother of slain infants breaks silence
• Man killed in crash with farm tractor in west-central Wisconsin
• EAA convention to feature naval aircraft
• Sheboygan honors those who died for their country
• 2 killed in Shawano County crash
• Body of missing UW-Whitewater man found
• Veterans work to ensure none of yesterdays heroes are forgotten
• City: Follow state law on smoking ban
• Lawyer: Former New Holstein superintendent damaged
• Area communities mark Memorial Day
• Memorial Day tributes aplenty in Sheboygan County
• New Holstein man killed in motorcycle-pickup truck accident
• Kohler Festival of Beer a haven for tasters
• Keeping history alive: Local Civil War history buffs reflect on 150th anniversary
• DOJ asks court to lift ban on union law
• Sheboygan Falls man gets 3 years for threatening estranged wife with loaded gun
• Republicans back Walkers school cuts
• Former New Holstein school administrator pleads guilty to sex charge
• Big rig: Bucyrus mining truck being built at Road America for display during NASCAR race
• U.S. Marshals arrest 27 fugitives in southeast Wisconsin during sweep
• UW-Madison split no longer on the table
• New Holstein school district selects new administrator
• Crimefighting gets a new tool
• Republicans plan to reduce cut to schools
• Walkers proposal to break off UW-Madison dead
• U.S. Marshals arrest 27 fugitives in 3 counties, including Sheboygan, during sweep
• Feds: Marshfield man planned to kill Madison abortion providers
• New Holstein school district selects new administrator
• New law may be leading to spike in abandoned dogs
• Oostburg school district may hire interim administrator
• Memorial Day tributes aplenty in Sheboygan County
• Wisconsin collective bargaining law struck down by judge
• Budget panel moves to delay unemployment checks
• 5 arrested, 2 charged in robbery of Sheboygan man
• Longest Day of Golf to raise money for Honor Flights
• Fifth grade sports day postponed
• Inspectors find Capitol fire code violations
• Temporary two-way traffic on Wisconsin Ave. starts Tuesday
• 5 arrested, 2 charged in robbery of Sheboygan man
• Lakeland website, intranet site offline Wednesday, June 1
• Judge strikes down collective bargaining law
• Citys fifth-grade sports day postponed to Tuesday
• Storms continue Midwest rampage
• Giffords shooting suspect ruled incompetent
• Three charged after handgun allegedly displayed at park
• City unemployment dips to 9.5 percent
• Riffel among finalists vying for Fond du Lac police chief job
• State committee clears way for vote on concealed carry bill
• Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs voter ID bill into law
• Porch fire causes minor damage to city home
• Memorial Day travel to rise despite gas prices
• Sheboygan School Board OKs budget reduction co-curriculars safe from chopping block
• Bike lane striping under way in Sheboygan
• No trash or recycling pickup in Sheboygan on Memorial Day
• Ariz. shooting spree suspect ruled incompetent for trial
• Lakeland College's Charitable Gift Annuity Rates Changing Effective July 1, 2011
• Three charged after gun displayed at park
• No trash or recycling pickup in city on Memorial Day
• School Board OKs budget reduction co-curriculars safe from chopping block
• Violent storms kill 13 in three states
• Porch fire causes minor damage to south-side home
• Riffel among finalists vying for Fond du Lac police chief
• Budget panel rejects changes to SeniorCare
• Traveling Memorial Day weekend Fuel up with these tips
• Committee set to vote on concealed carry bill
• Walker to sign photo ID requirement into law
• Etude student wins Kohler arts scholarship
• 102 volunteers participate in river cleanup
• Two hurt in crash at 13th and Clara
• Charter fishing captains set sail on new season
• Lakeland Automotive to expand, create 30 jobs
• Lakeshore Technical College looking to start culinary school in Sheboygan
• Library summer hours start May 31
• Special Report: City works with residents to forge neighborhood associations
• Deplorable home conditions spawn child neglect charges
• UPDATE: Two hurt in crash at 13th and Clara
• Sex offender charged with tampering with GPS bracelet
• Deplorable home conditions spawn child neglect charges
• Sex offender charged with tampering with GPS bracelet
• Lakeland Automotive announces $5.6 million expansion
• Women's basketball lends a hand, cleans park and beaches
• LTC considers creating culinary school in Sheboygan
• Free film screening of Two Spirits at John Michael Kohler Arts Center, June 7-8
• Officials plan monitoring to keep carp from Great Lakes
• Preacher says world will actually end in October
• Federal aid unlikely for tornado-damaged La Crosse
• Prosser victory in state Supreme Court recount confirmed
• Shell casings lead to brief lockdown at North High
• Fire damages home in Town of Sheboygan Falls
• Housing prices continue to fall
• Sheboygan Common Council may go paperless
• Sheboygan native lives through massive tornado
• SASD to give awards to top teachers, staffers, volunteers
• Man arrested for OWI after domestic dispute
• Amended complaint adds 15 felonies in sex assault case
• Update: Shell casings lead to lockdown at North High
• Sheboygan man gets three years prison for sexual assault of girl, 9
• Sheboygan man gets three years prison for sexual assault of girl, 9
• Man arrested for OWI after domestic dispute
• Amended complaint adds 15 felonies in sex assault case
• Housing numbers continue to fall
• Sheboygan South grad, family survive Joplin tornado
• La Crosse hit hard by apparent tornado 1 killed in Minneapolis tornado
• Dancers amaze at 2011 Movers & Shakers Gala
• Prosser victory in state Supreme Court recount OKd
• Sheboygan man to be sentenced for sexual assault of girl, 9
• Tornadoes blast Midwest
• Sudden cardiac arrest among young athletes a danger
• 2 killed in truck/train crash in Dodge County
• Recall effort could affect redistricting in the state
• Walleye Weekend WIXX music stage lineup set
• Storms bring funnel clouds, hail, rain to Wisconsin
• New Sheboygan County Sheriff Todd Priebe introducing community policing to rural areas
• First-time author delivers message about teasing, bullying
• UPDATE: Severe weather rumbles though Wisconsin
• Waldo man in Fridays 2-car crash identified
• Bound together: City works with residents to forge neighborhood associations
• Despite weather, rocket launches fruitful
• UW-Sheboygan students celebrate graduation
• Kiel woman hurt in two-car crash
• Melrose man facing 22 sex assault charges
• UW-Sheboygan graduates more than 100 students
• Waldo man, 59, seriously injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Prosser defeats Kloppenburg in Supreme Court race after recount
• Plymouth may close school
• Rapture provides teachable moment
• Committee OKs grants for outdoor projects
• Man hospitalized after foot pinned
• City man accused of posting child porn on Facebook
• Man allegedly posts child porn on Facebook
• Man makes first court appearance on 22 sex assault charges
• End of the world talk perfect for Lakeland religion class
• Conservative group attacks Tommy Thompson
• Man hospitalized after tree branch pins foot
• Missing womans father waiting for proof
• Five dogs perish in south side fire in Sheboygan
• Woman allegedly stole thousands from disabled man
• Gateway Neighborhood cleanup planned for Saturday
• State Senate passes Voter ID bill
• Prepare for liftoff: Rockets for Schools returns to Sheboygan shoreline
• UW-Sheboygan grad a role model for her kids
• Firefighters at scene of south side house fire
• Shrine Circus coming to Blue Line this weekend
• Shrine Circus coming to Blue Line this weekend
• Man trimming tree pinned by falling branch
• Woman allegedly stole thousands from disabled man in her care
• Voter ID passed by Wisconsin Senate, sends bill to Gov. Scott Walker
• Man struck by car while carrying woman over shoulder
• Newt Gingrich visits western Wisconsin
• Ethics complaints over union bill dismissed
• Elkhart Lake man critically injured in farm accident
• Smoking room confusion reigns in city
• Police: Man apparently shoots self with rifle
• Man injured in wheelchair fall drops lawsuit
• Police investigate gunshots on citys north side
• Coast Guard helicopter to do search and rescue demonstration Friday
• Deputy district attorney James Van Akkeren to retire
• Highway 42 road work north of Howards Grove starts Monday
• Drug dealer gets two years prison
• State GOP leaders say no cut to SeniorCare
• Mirroring the future: Yinko Designs to make bus safety mirrors, hire 35 people
• Man faces 22 sex assault charges
• Budget committee stops money for abortion clinics
• Voter ID bill up for vote today after Dems delay
• Deputy district attorney James Van Akkeren to retire
• Man facing 22 sex assault charges
• Highway 42 road work north of Howards Grove starts Monday
• Four Muskies receive All-NAC honors
• Drug dealer gets two years prison
• Saturday mail delivery on endangered list
• Zippin Pippin roller coaster in Green Bay set to shake, rattle and roll Saturday
• Manitowoc woman who landed on garage roof due to car accident identified
• Injury lawsuit against City of Sheboygan dismissed before trial
• Custody battle over abandoned baby found near dumpster in Kimberly could take years
• Kiel teenager arrested in wake of hit-run injury crash
• Sentence for Waupun woman includes ban from Facebook
• 25,000 served: Fond du Lac man Don Gorske marks Big Mac milestone
• Rescue helicopter called to crash that injured 4
• Wisconsin Senate moves closer to passing voter ID bill
• Sheboygan police: Shots fired overnight on north side, no injuries reported
• Board OKs rail grant application supervisors also approve redistricting
• Senate OKs ban on earn-a-buck
• Woman hospitalized after Kohler crash
• No one injured in city house fire
• County to hold Armed Forces Day event on Saturday
• Woman injured in car-school bus crash
• SASD graduation rate up 4 percent
• Young engineers, designers seek the best in MPG
• Man charged with OWI homicide in fatal crash
• Police calls only one factor in tavern licensing
• Special Report: Law enforcement-related incidents in Sheboygan County taverns frequent in 2009-10
• Woman hospitalized after Kohler crash
• GOP sources tell AP Thompson may run for Senate
• Manitowoc woman lands on roof of Two Rivers house after shes ejected from car in crash
• Police seek felony charges against parents of baby found near Appleton Dumpster
• Charges coming today in alleged fatal OWI crash
• No one hurt in Kentucky Ave. house fire
• Council lifts hiring freeze, adds 3 police officers
• Retirement looms for 77 Sheboygan teachers
• Woman gets jail for wielding knife, attacking officer, abandoning child
• Kiel woman hurt in motorcycle crash
• Man charged with illegal stun gun possession after bar attack
• List of teachers retiring from SASD
• LaLuzerne named Capital One Academic All-District
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - May 2011
• Man charged with illegal stun gun possession after bar attack
• Trump says no to presidential run
• Woman gets jail for wielding knife, attacking officer, abandoning child
• Endeavour lifts off for final voyage
• Kiel woman hurt in motorcycle crash
• Larry DeWayne Hall confesses involvement in Appleton woman Laurie Depies 1992 disappearance
• Magic show to benefit youth
• Random Lakes Boehlke officially off Survivor
• Florida man victim of Town of Mitchell fatal crash
• Tetschlag delivers student address at UW-GB commencement
• Big-ticket sales boost filing fees
• Dog day afternoon: Canines, handlers take to agility course
• Howards Grove students celebrate Prom 2011
• Special Report: Trouble brewing Law enforcement-related incidents in county taverns frequent in 2009-10
• Sheboygan area officials upset over tax freeze proposal
• 1 killed in Highway 28 crash
• Four injured in Calumet County crash
• Ryan open to naming rights for City Hall
• LTC graduate driven to get back to work
• Man, 25, accused of online solicitation
• Milwaukee chef charged with attempted rape in Sheboygan
• Kohl to retire in 12
• City man arrested on suspicion of 2004 rape in Washington
• I-43 traffic switch starts on Monday
• A nation divided: 400 area students re-enact Civil War
• 5 men arrested for painting graffiti in Sheboygan, Kohler
• Milwaukee chef charged with attempted rape in Sheboygan
• Wisconsin Sen. Herb Kohl to retire
• Man accused of soliciting prostitution via Craigslist
• Sheboygan man arrested for 2004 rape in Washington
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan warm to idea of corporate sponsorship on public properties
• Change in walking route leads to abandoned baby in Kimberly
• 5 arrested for graffiti in Sheboygan, Kohler
• Semi-trailer driver catalyst in U.S. Highway 41 crash involving multiple vehicles
• Fond du Lacs Big Mac man expected to hit 25,000 milestone next week
• Aunt accused of threatening cop killers girlfriend
• Baseball
• Plymouth man hurt in fall remains in critical condition
• Police: Two hurt after teen runs stop sign
• Sex offenders charged for violating registry
• Bin Laden emailed without being detected
• Rising Mississippi takes aim at Cajun country
• Dogs bite more than 5,600 mail carriers
• Gun advocates push for concealed carry
• City man calls for GI benefits for Hmong
• Assembly passes bill requiring voter ID
• Honor Flight to include 8 veterans
• Family-themed Harbor Fest planned
• Bridal Fair provides wedding ideas
• Wet weather hurting Sheboygan County farmers
• Ex-teacher Ryan Zellner gets 15 years
• Convicted school sex offender Ryan Zellner gets 15 years prison, 18 years extended supervision
• Severe thunderstorm watch until 7 p.m.
• Plymouth man, 72, seriously injured in fall at City Park
• Police: Two hospitalized after teen runs stop sign
• 8 sex offenders charged with violating registry
• Wis. Assembly passes voter ID bill
• Convicted school sex offender Ryan Zellner to be sentenced today
• Walker: $636M boost to budget wont help unions
• Street repair work costs anger Cleveland residents
• Pick n Save construction set to begin
• State Legislature passes telecom deregulation bill
• County to update feds on bike/walk plan
• Appeals court upholds Sheboygan mans OWI
• School officials outline planned budget cuts
• Academic success: South, Falls students win Kohler scholarships
• 2011 spring sports recap
• 2011 spring sports recap
• Flight For Life called after fall in Plymouth park
• Lakeland unveils renovated weight room
• Muskie Spotlight: Matt Katzman
• Muskie Spotlight: Jenny LaLuzerne
• Wausau entertains idea to sell naming rights for public property
• Appeals court upholds Sheboygan mans OWI
• Get rid of hazardous waste at Clean Sweep
• Recycling challenge issued to city residents
• Sheboygan woman in fair condition after bluff crash
• Student activities survive Sheboygan Area School District cuts
• Sheboygan County Boards new districts: No comment
• Man sues city over crash on wheelchair
• City shuffles bargaining team
• Cops kids books come together in special reading program
• Man faces charges in alleged drug deals
• Youth job fair today at Memorial Mall
• Pizza delivery driver charged in hit and run of skateboarder
• Man faces 5 felonies for alleged drug deals
• Katzman earns Northern Athletics Student-Athlete of the Week award
• Pizza delivery driver charged in hit and run of skateboarder, 12
• Mississippi River crests in Memphis
• Press Now: Life-threatening injuries in lake bluff crash more discussion on SASD cuts
• Sheboygan facing civil suit over alleged wheelchair fall
• Youth job fair Wednesday at Memorial Mall
• Voter ID bill passes committee
• Sheboygan woman hurt when car plunges off cliff
• Fond du Lac officer shot in line of duty says hes ready for work
• Rural home numbering system nears completion
• Charges filed in alleged sex assault
• Bicyclist, 54, hurt after striking SUV
• New marketing slogan - How do you Sheboygan- aimed at luring tourists
• County spending thousands to get rid of cattails at Broughton Marsh
• Marsh Tower marks its first year
• Drug allegations bring 15 charges for woman
• Man charged for Craigslist hoax
• Charges filed in Cleveland in alleged sexual assault case
• Athletic department names special award winners
• Drug allegations bring 15 charges for woman
• Police: Neighbor charged with felony for Craigslist hoax
• Press Now: Taking a peek at prom how do we attract more tourists
• Bicyclist, 54, hospitalized after striking SUV
• 832 get diplomas from Lakeland
• Letter carriers to collect food donations
• Redistricting plan could force 18 County Board supervisors to run against each other
• Plymouth residents want to lift ban on urban chickens
• New Holstein, Kiel students escape serious injury in car-bus crash
• Smoky basement fire damages Sheboygan home
• Cool weather puts a crimp in spring gardening
• 832 awarded diplomas at Lakeland College graduation
• Smoky basement fire damages Sheboygan home
• Men's Tennis
• South students celebrate Prom 2011
• Happy Mothers Day and graduation, Mai Her
• Men's Tennis
• GOP tries to push agenda before recalls
• Shuttle launch delayed until at least May 16
• Experts: Gas prices to fall by June
• Recreation fee nets county $567
• County offers boating safety classes
• Videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• State Commerce Secretary Paul Jadin touts Gov. Walker business plan in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan County anglers find slow going on opening day
• Delores Mae Remington
• Baseball
• State Commerce Secretary talks jobs at Lakeland event
• Baseball
• Track
• Men's Tennis
• Softball
• Men's Tennis
• Walker backs off on reduction of state prosecutors
• Sheboygan police station recognized for design
• Sheboygan man faces felony for attack in bar
• Sheboygan boy, 12, arrested for school bomb threat
• Oostburgs main man retires
• Parade organizers looking for entries
• Judis Place restaurant moving to Oostburg
• Ex-pastor gets 5 years prison
• City woman hospitalized after crash
• Businesses hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Bank robbery nets man 17 years
• Former pastor gets 5 years in prison for contact with boys
• Press Now: Former pastor Travis Gandy to be sentenced popular restaurant relocates to Oostburg
• Track
• Sheboygan boy, 12, arrested for school bomb threat
• Elkhart Lake bank robber to be sentenced today
• Al-Qaida confirms Osama bin Ladens death
• Former pastor to be sentenced today for contact with boys
• GOP strategy targets Wisconsin for 12 election
• Softball
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan sexual harassment hearing delayed yet again
• DeCecco: Cuts mean no Friday criminal cases
• 18th St. construction requires transit detour
• Kohler engines recalled
• Lakeland president postpones retirement
• Eager workers visit LTC Job Fair
• Obama leads ceremony at ground zero
• Tourism spending up in Sheboygan County
• Prayers warm up chilly day at Fountain Park
• Man faces felony for attack in bar
• Sheboygan woman hospitalized after crash
• Baseball
• DeCecco: Prosecutor cuts mean no criminal cases on Fridays
• Kohler engines on lawn tractors recalled
• Tourism spending up in Sheboygan County
• Baseball
• Man faces felony for attack in bar
• Press Now: Ryan sexual harassment hearing delayed National Day of Prayer
• Five Muskies garner All-NAC recognition
• Survivor: Redemption Island update: Andrea Boehlke of Random Lake voted off
• Survivor: Redemption Island update: Andrea Boehlke of Random Lake voted off
• Sheboygan police station wins design award
• Basketball standout lands dream job
• Sheboygan woman hospitalized after crash
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan sexual harassment hearing delayed yet again
• Bill would legalize concealed carry in Wisconsin
• Softball
• Telecom companies praise states proposed phone deregulation bill
• State Supreme Court to hear union law case
• Auto parts store, fitness club to open at Taylor Heights
• Great Wolf offsets first-quarter loss with sale of Blue Harbor
• El Camino re-opens with remarkable expansion
• Officials: SEALs thought bin Laden threatening
• When a terrorist dies, is it OK to gloat
• Prosser gains 4 votes in completed county recount
• Gas prices nearing record high
• Man jailed for drunken driving crash with child
• Man, 22, charged for allegedly spraying graffiti at Kohler schools
• Man charged with sexually assaulting Belgium girl, 15
• Second man charged in marijuana shipment case
• Auto parts store, fitness club to open at Taylor Heights
• Second man charged in marijuana shipment case
• Man, 22, charged for allegedly spraying graffiti at Kohler schools
• Muskies eager to begin fifth straight NAC Tournament
• Muskies gear up for NAC Tournament
• Obama will not release photo of bin Laden
• Press Now: Bedroom meth lab major makeover for El Camino
• Man charged with sexually assaulting Belgium girl, 15
• Man imprisoned for Ashleys Bar burglary
• Meth lab, marijuana grow bring 3 years prison
• Man imprisoned for Ashleys Bar burglary
• Man jailed for drunken driving crash with child
• Democrats gain one Assembly seat in special election
• Great Wolf offsets first-quarter loss with sale of Blue Harbor
• Meth lab, marijuana grow bring 3 years prison
• Prosser gains 4 votes in completed Sheboygan County recount
• Boy, 8, brings fake bomb to Waupun school
• Construction worker hurt at Sargento
• LTC job fair attracts 40 employers
• Defendant to plead insanity in fatal bar shooting
• Sex offender Anthony J. Masta released in Sheboygan
• Construction begins on Weeden Creek roundabout
• Construction to close several streets
• Construction to close several streets
• 800 Lakeland students to graduate Sunday
• Accused shooter Frank S. Hvizdak to plead insanity in fatal bar shooting
• Press Now: Roundabout construction closes part of Business Drive
• Construction worker hurt at Sargento
• Police: Belgium girl, 15, sexually assaulted by man she met online
• Business Drive closing for roundabout installation
• Bin Ladens demise: U.S. rejoices after a decade
• Bullying prompts Waupun teen to douse himself with gasoline
• Sex offender to be released after latest prison stay
• Sheboygan Area School District reveals name of state Sen. Joe Leibham caller
• War on terrorism has had major local impact
• Sheboygan Common Council clarifies smoking rooms
• Smaller Sheboygan County Board backed
• Softball
• Grothman will not face recall
• Softball
• Sheboygan Area School District responds to state Sen. Joe Leibham about questionable phone call
• Burnt-out headlight leads to 6th OWI arrest
• Burnt-out headlight leads to 6th OWI arrest
• Food fight leads to child abuse charge
• Food fight leads to child abuse charge
• State Sen. Glenn Grothman will not face recall
• Lakeland-Carthage doubleheader rescheduled for Thursday
• Press Now: Aftermath of bin Ladens death LTC job fair coming up
• Go-cart, lawn tractors stolen from shed
• Sex offender to be released after latest prison stay
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Man unhurt when small boat capsizes
• State special elections get contentious
• Tornado victims seek comfort in Sunday services
• Pope beatifies John Paul II in Rome
• Shuttles last launch again postponed
• Governments caught in fuel-price crunch
• Downtown co-op set to open its doors
• Baseball
• Baseball
• NASA to meet today on next shuttle launch try
• Day of Prayer an ecumenical movement
• Appleton soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Tight market for summer jobs
• Rebuilding Together an answer to prayer for Howards Grove family
• Sheboygan house fire caused by boy playing with fire $10,000 in damage
• Sheboygan house fire caused by boy playing with fire $10,000 in damage
• Baseball
• Men's Tennis
• Softball
• Softball
• Baseball
• Track
• Men's Tennis
• Documentary focuses on the end-of-life issues
• Salvation Army expansion to start
• Ron Johnson renews call for more US oil drilling
• Plymouth man, 25, charged with felony
• William weds Kate as billions watch
• Judge allows recall petition extensions
• Even rescuers hobbled by worst twisters since 1932
• Confession thrown out in sexual assault case
• Sheboygan County to finish Supreme Court recount by Tuesday
• State Supreme Court suppresses confession in local sexual assault case
• Softball
• The 2011 Koehler Award Nominees
• Sheboygan County to finish Supreme Court recount by Tuesday
• State Supreme Court suppresses confession in local sexual assault case
• Joel Schuler '80
• Softball
• Man, 33, charged with inappropriate touching of teen girl
• Man, 33, charged with inappropriate touching of teen girl
• JV Baseball
• Police seize marijuana mailed from California
• Press Now: Summer job prospects grocery co-op to open downtown
• Sheboygan man charged with stealing laptops, TV from Walmart
• bWith photos:/b Survivors picking up pieces from deadly twisters
• Jail inmate charged with escape
• With photos: Ryan met by supporters, hecklers at town hall meetings
• Capitol damage report will not include cost
• Red Cross seeks donations for tornado victims
• DOT launches website for Sheboygan I-43 project
• Walk to benefit MS Sunday at Blue Harbor
• Man gets year in jail for firing gun at wifes car
• Woman gets prison for drug, theft charges
• Man gets 30 days jail for abandoning dog
• Pat Weeden, 93, fought for little guy
• DNR tree-planting program puts focus on Kettle Moraine Forest
• Sheboygan part of proposed 1,200-mile kayak water trail around Lake Michigan
• Storms kill 290 in South
• DOT launches website for Sheboygan I-43 project
• Press Now: High fuel costs impacting municipalities, schools remembering Eugene Pat Weeden
• Glenbeulah man gets 30 days jail for abandoning dog
• Marian match moved up to Friday
• Novak breaks doubles record, closing on RBI
• Muskie Spotlight: David Novak
• Muskie Spotlight: Marissa Roovers
• Sheboygan woman gets prison for drug, theft charges
• Man gets year in jail for firing gun at wifes car
• Update: Dozens of tornadoes kill 200 in 6 Southern states
• Recount begins in Wisconsin Supreme Court election
• Letters: Public workers deserve thanks
• Sheboygan Countys air is worst in state for ozone
• Sheboygan County day care assault case of Mary Benz case dismissal upheld by Wisconsin appeals court
• Farm/City Night at Hanke Farms
• Police: Sheboygan man took children along to stalk ex
• 3 sentenced to federal prison for Oostburg arson
• Employee charged with stealing pills from disabled man
• County supervisors work to finalize redistricting plan
• Men's Tennis
• Softball
• Shirts and Shoes: Earthquake Relief Around the Globe
• Softball
• Police: Man took children along to stalk ex
• Press Now: Dismissal of Benz case upheld on appeal redistricting Sheboygan County
• Sheboygan County redistricting plan would reduce amount of city supervisors and County Board members
• Lakeland-Benedictine make-up date slated for Monday
• Appeals court upholds dismissal of Mary Benz child abuse case
• Wisconsin state senators raise big sums to fight recall elections
• Employee charged with stealing pain pills from disabled man
• Wisconsin pension system among most solvent in nation
• Brown Co. DA plans to review area crash
• Sheboygan County officials to lawmakers: Restore state aid
• Statewide recount more of the same for Sheboygan County
• July trial planned in 1957 infant death
• Two charged with aiding volunteer firefighter in arson
• Sheboygan man, 24, allegedly fled crash scene with kids in car
• Few hear how Sheboygan Area School District budget will be cut
• 4 firefighters injured in Aldrich Chemical fire
• Update: 4 firefighters injured in Aldrich Chemical fire near Sheboygan fire is out
• Baseball
• Two charged with aiding volunteer firefighter in arson
• Rain postpones prep sports events - again
• Alleged drunken driver leads deputies on high-speed chase
• Baseball
• Lakeland-WLC game to be played at Concordia, Wis.
• Green Bay DA to review crash involving bailiff, former deputy
• Press Now: Trial still set for 1957 infant death School Board to discuss $13M in cuts
• Authorities release pictures of $100K marijuana grow
• Update: July trial planned in 1957 infant death
• Man allegedly fled crash with kids in car
• Lakeland-Cardinal Stritch doubleheader postponed
• Update: Campbellsport standoff ends peacefully
• Erin Kohl named Kellett School interim vice president
• Wisconsin Supreme Court recount deadline May 9
• Sheboygan Common Council confirms Mayor Bob Ryans committees
• Man arrested for alleged fifth drunk driving offense
• Officials: Sales tax not in Sheboygan Countys budget plans
• Sheboygan Area School District employee disciplined for gas station call regarding state Sen. Joe Leibham
• Woman, 30, arrested for alleged heroin possession
• Proposal would move date of fall primary
• Recall efforts for 2 Democrats fail
• Sheboygan Area School District eyes $13 million in cuts
• Lakeland to host Concordia, Wis.
• Woman arrested for allegedly selling heroin
• Man arrested for alleged fifth drunk driving offense
• Wisconsin Supreme Court recount deadline May 9
• Baseball
• Lakeland College's VITA program puts record total in local pockets
• Softball
• Sheboygan County administrator says sales tax increase not being considered
• Baseball
• Softball
• Press Now: Whats on the SASD chopping block this time around
• Work begins on main entrance project
• SASD disciplines employee involved in Leibham phone call flap
• Muskies-Eagles game postponed
• Cuts lead officials in Sheboygan, Kewaunee counties to consider sales tax
• State Senator wants felons to be banned from having vicious dogs
• Restoration work planned for Onion River
• Cold, wet spring keeps golfers off local courses
• The show goes on
• Summer camp signup in full swing
• Kids hopping glad to take part in areas many Easter egg hunts
• Rec department offers child care
• Recount confirms Sutkiewicz election
• Baseball
• Softball
• Softball
• Baseball
• Men's Tennis
• Sheboygan snowfall total for 2010-11 normal
• High gas prices fuel hopes for Sheboygan County to lure state tourists
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan proposes committee assignments
• Section of South Business Drive to close starting Monday morning
• Security remains high at Wisconsin Capitol
• Man, woman charged after allegedly selling drugs to informant
• Man, woman charged after allegedly selling drugs to informant
• Sheboygan man faces drug charges
• Sheboygan man faces drug charges
• Poll: Walker law really about hurting unions
• Poll: Walker law really about hurting unions
• Volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Volunteer firefighter charged with arson
• Sheboygan man gets jail for gang-related attack
• Sheboygan man gets jail for gang-related attack
• Convicted drug dealer arrested for allegedly selling drugs again
• Convicted drug dealer arrested for allegedly selling drugs again
• Men's Tennis
• Press Now: Rising gas prices how Sheboygan Theatre Company is doing post-Ralph Maffongelli
• Has the golf season (or lack thereof) got you down
• Section of South Business Drive to close starting Monday
• Muskies re-schedule game against Wisconsin Lutheran
• Woman accused in death of infant will face trial
• BID plans to host new Taste Sheboygan festival
• Man wanted in $100K marijuana bust surrenders
• Man in vampire case faces 7 felony charges
• Sheboygan County readies for another major recount in state Supreme Court race
• State Sen. Joe Leibham files open records request with Sheboygan Area School District over alleged questionable phone call
• Sheboygan man wanted in $100K marijuana bust surrenders
• Softball
• State Sen. Joe Leibham files open records request with Sheboygan Area School District over alleged questionable phone call
• Woman pleads not guilty to threatening senators
• Softball
• Press Now: State Supreme Courts ramifications here and anticipating a taste of Sheboygan
• Petri: Federal budget deficit can be reversed
• Report: 1 in 4 state adults ditch landlines for cellphone
• Going in style: Kohler luxury toilet costs $6,390
• Unemployment rate improves
• Police seeking suspect who drove through fence
• Endsley appointed to Transportation Projects Commission
• Snow makes Maywood cleanup harder but teachable Earth Day moments still plentiful
• 500 in Plymouth lost power after Tuesday lightning strike
• Visitors can add fishing to Kohler-Andrae amenities
• Police: Mentally handicapped man bilked out of $30K
• Police find $100K pot grow in Cedar Grove
• Wisconsin Supreme Court challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg requests state recount
• Wisconsin State Supreme Court challenger JoAnne Kloppenburg to seek statewide recount
• Baseball
• Lindsey Vande Hoef named new head women's basketball coach
• Mentally handicapped man allegedly bilked out of $30K
• City unemployment rate improves, but still over 10
• Lakeland-Rockford doubleheader moved
• Baseball
• Press Now: $100K pot bust, and outdoor news for an unlikely Earth Day
• Suspect drove through fence at Cleveland car lot
• 500 lose power after lightning strike in Plymouth
• Lakeland-Carthage doubleheader postponed
• Police: $100K marijuana grow found in Cedar Grove two Sheboygan men charged
• Fallen Green Bay soldier was native of Uganda
• Calumet County homicide case can continue, judge rules
• 4 newcomers take seats on Sheboygan Common Council
• Snow, sleet make for a miserable spring day
• City partially refunds taxes on apartment complex
• Plymouth teen facing 12 charges for drugs, guns
• Recount confirms Delahunt win in municipal court race
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan: Dont demoralize city workers
• Sheboygan County attorney discourages Kloppenburg recount
• Plymouth Intergenerational Center hopes to be living room for the county
• Softball
• Sheboygan County attorney discourages Kloppenburg recount
• Endsley appointed to Transportation Projects Commission
• Softball
• Plymouth teen facing 12 charges for drugs, guns
• Evening classes canceled due to snow
• Men's Tennis
• Press Now: Ugly springtime surprise, and whats happening in judicial recounts
• Buchmann reaches 200 win milestone
• Recount so far changing little in judicial races
• NFL to release 2011 schedule tonight
• Seriously Snow, sleet expected under winter weather advisory
• Justice David Prossers campaign team: Supreme Court recount would be frivolous
• Men's Golf
• Two women hurt in Town of Herman crash
• Police: Man seeking night in jail attacks officer
• Ash landfill will get more monitoring
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan agrees to salary freeze
• Sheboygan, county cash in with online property auctions
• Man gets 15 months jail for firing bullet that struck house
• Alleged killer cited in dispute with bicyclists
• Longtime coach Schroeder dies
• Men arrested for selling, snorting cocaine at tavern
• Sheboygan man charged with sexually assaulting woman
• Softball
• Men arrested for selling, snorting cocaine at tavern
• Police: Man seeking night in jail attacks officer
• Sheboygan man charged with sexually assaulting woman
• Softball
• Lakeland-WLC double-header postponed
• Man gets 15 months jail for firing bullet that struck house
• Lakeland-Rockford double-header postponed
• Press Now: More background on alleged shooter city and county unclaimed property auction
• Men's Golf
• Alleged killer cited in 2005 dispute with bicyclists
• Two elderly women hurt in Town of Herman crash
• Whats happening A list of local meetings, and more
• Up North, Civil War anniversary an afterthought
• Brothers united in fight over union bill
• Sheboygan mans pigeons are competitive racers
• Storms leave 43 dead as they cross country
• Lakeland re-schedules Dominican game
• Baseball
• Softball
• Baseball
• Softball
• Arizona courts controversy with birther bill
• Obama on GOP budget: Wrong for America
• Tea-Paw Ex-Minn. governor courts tea partyers
• Palin in Madison for Tea Party rally, says Walker doing right thing with unions
• Oostburg hopes to lure restaurants by allowing hard liquor sales
• Town of Wilson to consider renewal of Alliant landfill permit
• Palin in Madison for Tea Party rally, says Walker doing right thing with unions
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• Lakeland-Rockford double-header rescheduled
• Muskies-Stars game postponed
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• Republican recall target challenges signatures, organizers registration
• Sheboygan cable TV station wins six awards
• Text message dispute leads to charges
• Recount upholds MatiChek victory
• Prosser declares victory in Supreme Court race
• Lake testing public meeting set for Monday at Mead Public Library
• One of a kind: For 75 years, Evans has sold it all
• Sheboygan County honors volunteers
• Chilton man sentenced for sex with girl, 16
• Clock running out for filing 2010 tax returns
• Man charged with running over foe during dispute
• Lakeland adjusts start time of double header against Dominican, reschedules family day
• Inclement weather postpones track and field events
• Inclement weather postpones tennis match
• Recount upholds MatiChek victory in District 2
• Press Now: Maximum sentence for sex crime new speed sport
• Man, 39, gets maximum sentence for sex with girl, 16
• Gov. Scott Walker defends partisan approach to House committee
• Sheboygan Falls Riffel among 5 finalists for Fond du Lac police chief
• Bus trip organized for Tea Party rally in Madison
• Police: Man struck by car during relationship dispute
• DOT: Highway 42 ramp to open in Sheboygan off I-43 by early July
• Work to begin on new Plymouth Utilities center
• Meticulous recount process starts in Sheboygan County for judicial race, 3 others
• District 1 recount yields 3-vote victory for Roeseler in aldermanic race
• Man convicted of vampire bite facing sexual assault allegation
• Risky business: Students compete in Junior Achievement state challenge at Acuity
• Wisconsin legislators vote on cuts to federal budget
• Judge dismisses suit challenging union law
• Update: Judge dismisses one of three lawsuits challenging union law
• Falls Riffel among finalists for FdL police chief
• Press Now: The recount begins vampire babysitter facing more charges
• Police: Man struck by car during dispute
• Man convicted of vampire bite facing sexual assault allegation
• Kiel High School standout to play at Lakeland College
• Recount underway for circuit court judge, 3 other races
• Students collecting books for Cops N Kids program
• Tax Day TEA rally in Madison Saturday
• Milwaukee man gets prison for selling cocaine in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan WWII vet thrilled about Honor Flight
• Judge hears arguments in union lawsuit
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on the wealthy
• Emotions flare over state budget at public hearing
• Sexual harassment claim hearing against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan delayed to June
• Wisconsin DOT hopes to ramp up I-43 work in Sheboygan as businesses say construction has hurt them
• Men to don heels for sex assault awareness walk
• Above Beyond, GameBoard looking for old board games for special event
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• Muskies re-schedule April 23 matches
• Obama pivots, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• Milwaukee man gets prison for selling cocaine in Sheboygan
• Softball to host numerous special events in April
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• Amber Alert canceled Green Bay boy, 4, found
• Press Now: Mayors sexual harassment hearing delayed again more on I-43 construction
• Hearing delayed to June in sexual harassment case against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Calumet County homicide suspects return to court
• Walker signs car insurance bill, rolls back coverage
• Police continue investigation into Falls home invasion
• Woman hurt in two-vehicle crash
• DNR annual rules meeting draws about 160 people
• Businesses donate computers to benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Home prices lowest in Sheboygan County since 2003
• Special Report: Sheboygan officials want to make South Pier attractive to locals
• Two hospitalized after crash on Taylor Drive
• Workers torch sparks house fire
• Man gets no jail for third, fourth OWIs
• Delahunt seeks recount in judge race
• Alcohol use investigated in fatal I-43 crash
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• Alcohol use investigated in fatal crash involving Sheboygan men on I-43
• Malfunctioning torch causes minor house fire in Town of Mosel
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• Two hospitalized after Taylor Drive crash
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• Delahunt petitions for recount in Sheboygan County Circuit Court judge race against Sutkiewicz
• Press Now: Another questionable OWI sentence More bands vie for Summerfest gig
• Cascade man gets no jail for third, fourth OWIs
• Home prices lowest in Sheboygan County since 2003
• No arrest yet in Sheboygan Falls home invasion
• State man gets probation for shooting TV
• Cleanup in state continues after 4 tornados hit
• Prosser holding lead over Kloppenburg in Supreme Court race
• Hundreds turn out for budget hearing in West Allis
• LTC looks to offset $1.2 million budget gap
• Church plans addition, parking lot revisions
• Sex offender to be released
• Leibham hopes voter ID bill will pass soon
• Sheboygan transit union head says rejected pact was different from tentative agreement
• Man, 21, charged with attacking mother in wheelchair
• Man hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Sheboygan couple arrested for child neglect
• Conservation Congress meeting tonight in Sheboygan Falls
• 2nd victim in fatal I-43 crash still critical
• New approach for Lakeland College Student Art Exhibition
• Press Now: Sex offender to be released whats new with Voter ID bill
• Man, 21, charged with attacking wheelchair-bound mother
• Sheboygan couple arrested for child neglect
• Man hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Three-time sex offender to be released Tuesday
• CCAP access could be affected by budget cuts
• Assessors job up in the air in Sheboygan
• Severe weather rumbles through central Wisconsin
• States political focus shifts to recalls
• Road construction season in full swing
• Changes loom for MI Bank under new owners
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• Hmong gather to meet with son of late Gen. Vang Pao
• Petri representative to hold office hours
• 26 die in state crashes in March
• Sheboygan man killed in I-43 crash
• Local Motion: Sheboygan officials want to make South Pier more attractive to residents
• Analysis: Budget deal spawns winners, losers
• 100 people turn out for state budget hearing at Blue Harbor
• 100 turn out for budget hearing at Blue Harbor in Sheboygan
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• Sheboygan man killed in rollover crash on I-43 near Port Washington
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• Federal government shutdown averted
• Challenger faces a tough recount, says Prosser
• County to deduct pension payments
• County seeks to fill vacancies on recreational facilities committee
• Unpaid parking tickets lead to cocaine bust
• WWII vets get ready for Honor Flight
• Public sessions cover Plymouth school budget
• State grant funds new radios for rescue units
• Lake Michigan forum to be held at resort
• Men's Volleyball
• Recounts possible for judge, aldermanic seats
• Cover girl: Plymouth woman honored by USA Weekend for making a difference with Camo Quilt project
• De Pere man, 23, charged with fleeing police to avoid OWI
• Survey: Food prices up 5 percent in 2011
• Video: Behind the scenes of Plymouths Linda Wieck and musician Darius Ruckers MDDay photoshoot
• State grant funds new radios for rescue units
• Green Bay mans unpaid parking tickets lead to cocaine bust in Sheboygan
• Press Now: County pension contributions Camo Quilt project gets high honors
• Times up: Obama, GOP scramble to halt shutdown
• Man charged with fleeing police to avoid OWI
• 12 children killed in Brazil school shooting
• Walker during Manitowoc visit: Benefit changes could go beyond proposal
• Walker administration asks state Supreme Court to take union law case
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• Prosser leads by 7,500 after corrected Waukesha County vote total
• DeCecco blasts furlough plan for assistant DAs
• Federal government shutdown could affect thousands in state
• Sheriffs Department names new inspector
• Leibham to host state budget input sessions
• Crowds stay away from state budget hearing in Stevens Point
• More than 100 protesters greet Gov. Scott Walker at Sheboygan Yacht Club
• Gov. Scott Walker touts jobs, budget in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan transit workers reject contract proposal
• Update: Prosser holds 7,500 vote lead after state corrects count in Waukesha County
• Walker touts jobs, budget during visit to Sheboygan
• More than 100 protesters greet Gov. Walker outside Sheboygan Yacht Club
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• Video: Walker speaks to Chamber members amid protesters
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• Press Now: Gov. Walker speaks in Sheboygan what to do with the city assessor
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• Men's volleyball announces NCVF Championship Schedule
• Voters send Walker strong message with state Supreme Court votes
• Sargento CEO Lou Gentine to give Lakeland's commencement address
• Fourth felony brings prison sentence for boy, 17
• Lakeland biology professor wins 2011 Underkofler Teaching Award
• GOP prepares 1-week extension as shutdown looms
• Recount likely in tight Supreme Court race
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• Alderman: City needs to re-evaluate practice of water main assessments
• Mayor seeks applicants for boards, committees
• County voter turnout at 45 percent
• Fire completely destroys parked SUV
• Sheboygan Falls woman hurt in home invasion suspect still at large
• Outside spending in state Supreme Court race: $3.6M
• Sutkiewicz savors win to new term as circuit court judge
• New charge could mean life sentence for sex offender
• A special performance: RCSs popular spring show opens on Friday
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• New charge could mean life for sex offender
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• Press Now: Woman hurt in home invasion former bus driver convicted of sex crimes back in court
• State Supreme Court race too close to call
• Appeals court upholds drunken driving conviction
• Sheboygan Falls woman injured in home invasion suspect at large
• Former bus driver, 70, to be sentenced for probation violation in sex offender case
• Muskie Spotlight: Andy "Woody" Schartner
• Muskie Spotlight: Samm Janc
• Student-athlete invests in Forbes lecture
• Man gets year in jail for stalking estranged wife
• Lakeland College sponsors 'Barefoot Day,' other events to aid earthquake victims
• SUV destroyed in fire
• Sheboygan Common Council gets 4 new members
• Oostburg OKs alcohol Sheboygan school board incumbents win
• City set to increase fines for building violations
• Unofficial spring election returns
• Gov. Scott Walker to visit with Chamber members at Sheboygan Yacht Club
• Sutkiewicz edges Delahunt in judge race
• Former prison nurse gets probation for sex with inmate
• Ex-administrator Nelson bound over for trial on child porn charges
• State Democrats who fled quietly return to Senate
• Unofficial spring election returns: Sutkiewicz, Delahunt neck-and-neck with 8 precincts to go (updated at 10:14 p.m.)
• Former prison nurse gets probation for sex with inmate
• Lakeland-Marian game rescheduled
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• Forbes brings conservative economic message to Lakeland
• Press Now: Former New Holstein administrator in court Election Day results
• Gov. Walker to visit Sheboygan Yacht Club
• Nelson facing preliminary hearing today on child porn charges
• Mercury Marine plans to hire 150 in Fond du Lac
• Tax filing deadline extended to April 18
• Sheboygan County clerk: 30 percent of voters expected at polls
• New restaurant, Katana, hopes to draw people to its sushi, Asian cuisine
• Walkers hiring of lobbyists son raises questions
• Sheboygan man, 34, gets year in jail for 5th OWI
• DNR wants to delay phosphorus regulations
• Man allegedly attacks woman who rejects his advances
• Sheboygan sex offender arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a child
• Sheboygan woman allegedly brought stolen SUV from Texas
• Sheboygan woman allegedly brought stolen SUV from Texas
• Lakeland reschedules doubleheader against Concordia Chicago
• Sushi bar opens in old Caffe Kita building
• Man allegedly attacks woman who rejects his advances
• Press Now: Gearing up for Election Day citys newest restaurant opens today
• Sheboygan man, 34, gets year in jail for 5th OWI
• Lakeland to join Wisconsin Tuition Grant discusson
• Legislature to take up budget fix bill
• Sheboygan sex offender arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a child
• Summerfest to hold prices on admission
• Future of Medicaid in Wisconsin at crossroads
• Obama re-election launches with e-mail, website
• Tea party, labor spend big in state high court race
• Referendums, town, school, village races are on ballot for Tuesday
• Unclaimed lottery winnings pile up
• Ryan: GOP budget has more than $4T in cuts
• Sheboygan Senior Activity Center jazzes things up
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• Walkers union policy sparks partisan showdown in Supreme Court race
• Fond du Lac fatal shooting probe continues records request denied
• Fitzgerald: No cop would arrest Senate Dems
• Cracking the code: City set to increase fines for building violations
• SASD test scores improved in 2010
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• Obama says spending deal close negotiators report little progress
• Afghan insurgents storm UN office, kill 7
• Taxpayers Alliance chief: Cuts to cities, schools not surprising
• Whos really running for municipal judge
• Sheboygan County ranks 17th in state for health
• Wisconsin union rights law on hold for 2 months
• Sutkiewicz cries foul over Delahunt ad
• Race for 5th District seat is a repeat of 2009
• Unemployment rate falls to two-year low of 8.8 percent
• Builders see glimmer of hope
• Update: Wisconsin union law likely on hold for 2 months
• Man allegedly threatened cop after 6th OWI arrest
• Man allegedly threatened cop after 6th OWI arrest
• Lakeland to partner with LTC for Regional Job Fair May 5
• Muskies men's volleyball releases schedule for WVC tournament
• Lakeland students told to log off Facebook and meet people in real life at Business Colloquium
• Press Now: Judge race heats up Home Expo this weekend
• Lakeland-Concordia Chicago game postponed
• Lakeland-Marian game postponed
• Delahunt offers no proof for radio ad claim in judicial race
• Break-up of university system considered by panel
• Judge to look at how union law was passed
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• Man gets 30 days jail for vampire bite to childs neck
• Woman charged for allegedly emailing threats to state senators
• Police: $11K in cocaine found in car
• Madison, Wis., judge halts Gov. Scott Walkers union law, at least for now
• Veteran takes on young newcomer in 8th District
• Judicial election forum gives look at candidates
• Oostburg voters to decide alcohol issue
• Storm sewer repair work starts in Sheboygan on Tuesday
• City seeks younger residents at South Pier
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• Athletic Banquet Canceled
• Police: $11K in cocaine found in car of Chicago man
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• Oostburg referendum could allow alcohol service
• Press Now: What can we expect next on South Pier
• Man gets 30 days jail for vampire bite to childs neck
• Madison, Wis., Judge Maryann Sumi declares state union law not in effect
• Woman gets two years prison for 6th OWI
• Woman gets two years prison for 6th OWI
• Mother: Son didnt deserve brutal death
• Republicans pressing ahead with collective bargaining law
• City, county unemployment rose in February
• Info session set on Howards Grove referendum
• Prosser among judges at UW-Sheboygan forum
• Plymouth council approves union contract
• Bowers takes on a familiar name for 7th District seat
• Sheriffs Departments second-in-command retiring
• Jazz was the true love for John Grams
• I-43 roadwork riles businesses
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• Update: Democrats back latest Walker budget plan
• City, county unemployment rose in February
• Prosser among judges attending UW-Sheboygan forum
• Press Now: Have you seen I-43 lately
• Storm sewer work starts Tuesday
• Plymouth council approves labor deal
• Study: Sheboygan County ranks 17th in state for health
• Random Lake man gets prison for burglaries
• Republicans face new hurdle in union law battle
• Sheriffs second in command retiring Friday
• State DMV offices to be closed Friday for furlough
• Spending in judges race tops $100K
• Man hospitalized after crash in Town of Mosel
• Walker applying for $150M for train upgrade
• Open 6th District seat draws veteran, newcomer
• Republicans break ranks on budget
• Judge halts implementation of state bargaining law
• Green EnviroTech gets $5M boost
• Clerk attacked would-be robber in holdup
• Judge candidates top $125K in campaign spending
• Man hospitalized after Town of Mosel crash
• Update: Walker applying for $150M for train upgrades
• Republican lawmakers break ranks on Walker budget
• Wisconsin Lutheran Track and Field Inviational has been Canceled
• Green Envirotech automotive plastics recycler receives $5M in financing to help launch operations in Sheboygan
• Press Now: Green Envirotech a little closer to opening up shop
• Q Mart holdup charges will be filed today
• Appeals Court rejects DOJ request in union case
• K-9 released from hospital wounded Fond du Lac officer plans to return to police work
• Obama on Libya: We have a responsibility to act
• Fight over union law heads to court
• Two arrested in killing of Manitowoc man at Calumet County home
• 12-year-old boy struck by hit-and-run driver while skateboarding
• Driver, 65, hurt after swerving around ice
• Q Mart holdup suspect served time for Subway robbery
• Ex-DA Kratz wont face charges over sexting
• Results show voucher students test poorly
• Election 2011: Tensions high in judge race
• Plymouth nears deal with union
• Boy, 12, struck by hit and run driver
• Top Walker aide: Law implementation ongoing
• School districts told to hold off on new contracts
• Two men arrested in killing of Manitowoc man at Calumet County home
• Ken Kratz, former Calumet County DA, wont face charges over sexting
• Lakeland-Ripon doubleheader canceled
• Press Now: Attempted armed robbery closer look at judges race
• Driver, 65, hurt after swerving around ice chunk
• Man, 19, suspected in Q Mart holdup served prison time for Subway robbery
• Slain Fond du Lac officer laid to rest
• Walkers budget denies funding for police network
• Green Bay soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Calumet County mans death said to be suspicious
• Familiar foes Heidemann, Graf meet again in 4th District seat
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• 3 hospitalized after crash
• 700 wet their whistles at Saturdays Sipping
• Effort continues to keep young professionals here
• First female VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75
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• Suspect arrested after robbery attempt at Q Mart
• Men's Volleyball
• Catholic university to offer partner benefits
• Despite court order, union law published
• County union ratifies contract
• Energy program saves SASD $4.4 million
• Familiar faces vie for Sheboygan School Board seats
• Today is a good day
• Two-car crash injures 3
• Pickup strikes Sheboygan Press building after driver passes out
• K-9s recovery mirrors that of wounded officer
• Supreme Court overrules tax-challenge restrictions
• Armed robber sentenced to 5 years
• City man gets 8 years for exposing self to children
• A great show for a great cause
• UPDATE: 14th Street reopened after crash at Center Avenue
• Pickup strikes Sheboygan Press building after driver passes out
• Armed robber sentenced to 5 years in prison
• Press Now: Man sentenced for exposing himself to kids Sheboygans Kayla Tetschlag and Sweet 16 success
• Man gets 8 years prison for exposing himself to children
• Lakeland-Ripon baseball games canceled
• Lakeland-Lawrence game canceled
• Muskie Spotlight: Mike Ruzek
• Men to be sentenced today for sex offense, armed robbery
• Kewaunee boat owners struggle to recover from Salmon Harbor Marina bombings
• Wisconsin appeals court cedes union law to higher court
• Indiana prosecutor resigns after recommending Gov. Walker stage attack against himself
• J.L. French to pour $18M into Sheboygan facilities
• 3rd District hopefuls seek transparent government
• Food, drink tasting back for fifth year
• Blue Harbor sold for $4.2M
• Landlord charged with burglarizing tenant
• Kiel woman dies from injuries in SUV crash
• City transit union may get new contract
• State health surveyors to visit area
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• J.L. French reaches production deal with Ford
• Two Lakeland College faculty members granted tenure and promotion
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• Live Stats available for baseball double-header against North Park
• Press Now: Kiel woman in river accident dies Blue Harbor sale finalized
• Muskie Spotlight: Leah Sheahan
• 2011 Spring Break Recap
• Update: Kiel woman dies from injuries in weekend crash
• Lakeland College freshens up "Godspell" March 31-April 3
• Great Wolf pays City of Sheboygan $2.5 million as part of Blue Harbor sale
• City buys 5 buses for $9,000
• Man in hospital after crash
• Family, friends remember fallen Fond du Lac police officer
• Bill co-sponsored by Leibham would block health care law
• Teachers may lose licenses for porn viewing
• 2nd District candidates tout efficient government
• Sinkhole shuts down part of North Avenue
• Sheboygan County Board agrees to 2-year contract with union
• A community mourns: Crowds gather to honor fallen Fond du Lac officer
• Sheboygan County Board OKs 2-year contract with union
• Chancellors oppose plan to split UW System
• Emails show state GOP considerations to punish Dems
• Community gathers to honor fallen Fond du Lac police officer
• Sinkhole shuts down North Avenue at 15th Street
• Sheboygan purchasing 5 buses for a total of $9,000
• Press Now: County Board to vote on union contract tonight preview of Lady Dutch at State
• Lakeland College 2011 Choir and Band Tour
• Presidential Search Update
• Stan Zoller '73
• Kestell sponsors bill to punish teachers for porn at work
• Aid loss from state budget hangs over Sheboygan Transit service
• Emails to Gov. Walker initially favored union rights
• Man hospitalized after crash west of Plymouth
• Weather forces several Kellett centers to close, delay opening
• Fond du Lac police, others wear ribbons for slain officer
• Kohler schools, union extend teacher contract to July 2012
• Club holds gold, treasure show
• Crashes abound in mix of snow, sleet and rain
• Kiel woman remains in critical condition after SUV overturns in Sheboygan River
• UPDATE: Former Sheboygan mayor Richard Schneider dies at age 76
• 1st District Alderman race: Relative newcomers vie for aldermanic seat
• Man flees 3 times after failing breath tests
• Inmates sentenced for threatening county judges
• Former Sheboygan Mayor Richard Schneider dies
• 3 vehicles stolen during Fredonia crime spree
• Kohler schools, union extend contract
• 3 vehicles stolen during Fredonia crime spree
• Press Now: Good Samaritan recalls rescue from river Boys Girls Clubs join effort to break record
• Kiel woman still critical after car overturned in Sheboygan River
• Sheboygan County under winter weather advisory
• Man repeatedly flees after failing breath tests
• Two to be sentenced today for threatening judges
• Injured Fond du Lac officer still in critical condition
• Details from Fond du Lac officer shootings emerge
• Piggly Wiggly plans to close or sell one location in Oshkosh, two in Racine
• Union says concessions would save City of Sheboygan $1 million
• Fond du Lac police cope with officers death
• Festival Foods breaks ground on store set to open in September at Taylor Heights
• Milwaukee couple charged with drug offenses
• Drugs found in childs sippy cup during traffic stop
• County Board holding meeting to vote on union contract
• K-9 shot in Sundays officer slaying is in critical condition
• Festival Foods breaks ground in Sheboygan
• Sheboygan County Board to vote on contract with its largest union on Wednesday
• Press Now: Taylor Heights update Festival Foods groundbreaking
• Enjoy today, because weather gets ugly Tuesday
• Fond du Lac shooter had given up hope, his mother says
• Action in Libya could last awhile, official says
• Slain Fond du Lac officer was Army veteran, gave 110 percent
• Falls manufacturer Torginol expands with $2 million purchase of vacant Sheboygan plant
• Two officers shot, one killed in standoff in Fond du Lac
• Hair gone for a good cause at St. Baldricks event
• Update: 1 Fond du Lac officer killed, 1 critical following morning shooting suspect found dead
• Wisconsin Democrats face uphill battle in repeal Walkers budget repair law
• U.S., allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Program helps seniors find place in work force
• Woman injured after car overturns into creek
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• First wave of allied assault: 112 cruise missiles
• Special Release: JV and Varisty baseball games streamed live for free
• Gov. Scott Walker releases e-mails about union, collective bargaining rights
• County Board committee strikes deal with courthouse workers
• Firefighters battle blaze at home on south side
• Wisconsin judge blocks contentious union law
• U-turn attempt results in crash, two injured
• States transparency gets D
• Mayor cool to extending labor pacts
• St. Patricks shooting closes popular Milwaukee bar strip
• Lawmakers reward staff with big bonuses
• Howards Grove woman found guilty of 4th OWI
• Enrollment frozen for BadgerCare
• A new look for three city parks
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• Gov. Scott Walker releases e-mails about union, collective bargaining rights
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• Wisconsin judge blocks contentious collective bargaining law
• County and its largest union back at bargaining table
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• Calhoun invited to NFL National ELITE Combine
• Press Now: Judge to decide on union law guaranteed laughs with STC play
• Libya declares cease-fire after UN vote
• Severity of Japan nuclear accident at same level as Three Mile Island
• St. Baldricks fundraiser for childrens cancer on Saturday
• Cedar Grove turns down teachers contract extension
• State, local officials disagree on state budget savings
• Brat fry to benefit child with liver disease
• Zellners ex-wife: Sex offenses against students could have been prevented
• Birthday greeting yields felony for accused stalker
• Man charged with firing gun during dispute over dog
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• Cedar Grove turns down teachers contract extension
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• Birthday greeting yields extra felony for accused stalker
• Man charged with firing gun during dispute over dog
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• Press Now: What will Walkers budget do to Sheboygan
• Zellners ex-wife: His sex offenses could have been prevented
• Summerfest plans to give away more than 100,000 tickets
• Sheboygan unemployment up to 10.5 percent
• Police step up patrols for St. Patricks Day
• City, unions discussing contract extensions
• Dane County DA files lawsuit challenging union law
• County to save millions through deal with Rocky Knoll workers
• Giving back to a hero: Local woman featured in documentary about veterans given home renovations
• Attack on fiance brings 4-year prison sentence
• Man, 21, gets 7 years for armed robbery
• Pampering, sampling in store for annual Womens Expo
• Guns seized during I-43 traffic stop
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• Sheboygan unemployment up to 10.5 percent in January
• Sheboygan police stepping up patrols for St. Patricks Day
• Loaded guns seized during I-43 traffic stop
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - March 2011
• City, unions discussing contract extensions
• Lubbock Christian game to offer live broadcast
• JV Softball
• County to save millions through deal with Rocky Knoll union
• Press Now: Shooting follow-up helping a hero
• Attack on fiance brings 4 years prison
• DA: No charges today in shooting
• County Board approves user fees for recreation facilities
• Sheboygan man gets 7 years for armed robbery
• Japan prepares to restart work at nuclear plant
• Salvation Army seeking donations for Japanese earthquake relief
• Sheboygan shooting: Suspect in custody
• Perkins Pancake Day fundraiser set for Monday
• County seeking to fill library board vacancy
• Aldermanic forums planned
• Sheboygan County holds off on contract with largest union
• Plymouth schools to save $1.1M after extending teachers contract
• Police seize 16 marijuana plants from home
• Japan races to contain radiation from damaged plant
• Walker touts budget in Green Bay
• Plymouth school board extends teachers contract
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• Press Now: Sex offender cited serious business at County Board
• Appleton teacher charged with abusing special ed students
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• 2 new quakes rattle Japans northeast, Tokyo
• Police seize 16 marijuana plants from Sheboygan home
• Update: Radiation level soars after Japan nuke plant fire
• Disclosure requirement an impediment to open records requests
• Walker proposes $1.1B building project budget
• New net rules hurt commerical fishing, DNR told
• School districts see increase in kids who qualify for free, reduced lunch
• Police have few leads on Cousins Subs robbery
• Random Lake teacher charged in Dane County attack on woman
• Man gets 30 months prison for sex with underage girls
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• Update: Random Lake teacher charged in Dane County attack
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• Update: Sheboygan man gets 30 months prison for sex with underage girls
• Wisconsin unions rush to get deals in place
• Press Now: Angry crowds protest Walker visit sex assault sentencing
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• Update: Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• Police have few leads on Cousins Subs robbery
• 2011 Winter Recap
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• Thousands protest Walker visit to Green Bay
• Meetings planned on Marsh drawdown
• Federal budget cuts would have deep impact
• Openness in government often thwarted
• Mourners pay respects to last U.S. WWI veteran
• Democrats ramp up recall efforts
• Japan quake toll rising
• Group turning former schoolhouse into meeting place for Gateway Neighborhood
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• Union supporters plot transition from street protests to ballot box
• Jobs the economy: Resume, interview crucial to getting job
• Fire destroys Town of Wilson home
• Sheboygan County residents take out hazardous trash
• Senate Democrats inspired by protests
• Pro-union rallies generate new political enthusiasm for Madison demonstrators
• Wisconsin Senate Democrats defend absence, gear up for recalls
• Huge crowd descends on downtown Madison without problems
• President Barack Obama shies away from Wisconsin protest, others
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• Walker signs budget bill
• Union concessions to save SASD $6.6 million
• Tab for local deputies in Capitol is $11,000
• Salvation Army offers smoking cessation classes
• Quake, tsunami kill hundreds
• Local residents fearing for loved ones in Japan
• Lakeland Automotive plans to expand
• County faces $4 million deficit for 12
• Hearing to cover trap nets
• Cheesemaker from Chilton wins top prize
• Roberson loses in day one, finishes successful career
• Local residents fear for loved ones in Japan
• 14 AWOL Dems to speak at Capitol weekend rally
• Plymouth School Board meeting to discuss teachers contract
• Massive earthquake rocks Lakeland College Japan campus
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• Walker to sign collective bargaining bill today
• Movers & Shakers Gala Announces 2011 Celebrity Lineup
• Students plan walkout to protest bill
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Assembly passes Scott Walker budget repair bill
• Sheboygan Area School District offers to extend contracts another year
• Census: Sheboygans population dips below 50,000
• State Senators Joe Leibham, Glenn Grothman get death threats
• Boy, 17, charged with sending explicit pictures to girls
• Man allegedly hacked bosss e-mail after firing
• 250 Alliant customers lose power south of Sheboygan
• Assembly passes Walkers collective bargaining proposal
• JV Men's Volleyball
• SASD officials offer to extend union contracts 1 year
• Leibham among Republican senators receiving death threats
• 2010 census: City of Sheboygan population dips below 50,000
• Softball announces creation of 2011 Arizona Highlight Channel
• Muskies announce live video schedule for Gene Cusic Classic
• Press Now
• Boy, 17, charged with sending explicit pictures to girls
• Man allegedly hacked bosss e-mail after firing
• Democrats assert law violation in Senate action
• 250 lose power in Town of Wilson
• Students plan walkout to protest collective bargaining bill
• Thousands of protesters rush Capitol moments after vote to eliminate union rights
• City wants to pay $2.7M in incentives for shopping center, grocery
• Sheboygan school district wrestling with 2011-12 deficit
• Washington Post columnist David Broder dies at 81
• New Holstein officially fires Nelson
• Gateway Neighborhood to host potluck fundraiser
• Unexpected snowstorm strikes area
• Senate removes fiscal language, passes bill now on to the Assembly
• Catholic school plan angers some parents
• Board has concerns over Walker budget
• DOT to hold Highway 23 meeting today in Plymouth
• Senate Democratic leader says lawmakers to return today
• SASD Board expresses concerns over Walkers budget
• Press Now
• Snow snarls morning commute in Sheboygan
• Gov. Scott Walker floats union compromise, but no deal yet
• Sheboygan County under winter weather advisory
• Mandatory Sheboygan County rec fee backed for boat launching, camping
• Robbery suspect still at large
• Student charged with bringing two knives to South High School
• City hires UW-Whitewater group to conduct public survey
• 26th annual Respect Life Rally is set for Sunday
• Catholic school plan angers parents
• Ice Bowling Classic, a Sheboygan winter tradition, has come a long way in 25 years
• Big Brothers, Big Sisters benefits from annual bowling event
• Guns, electronics stolen from Town of Sheboygan home
• Sheboygan man charged with 6th OWI
• Gov. Scott Walker proposes union compromise in e-mails
• Catholic school plan angers parents
• Muskie Spotlight: Dane Maier
• Muskie Spotlight: Sam Schroeder
• Roberson set for Nationals
• Kellett School VP to leave in May
• Kiel man gets prison for OWI, injury crash
• Student charged with bringing knives to Sheboygan South High
• Sheboygan man charged with 6th OWI
• PRESS NOW
• Senate Democrats dont plan to return today
• Guns, electronics stolen from Town of Sheboygan home
• Man blames alleged OWI crash on sneezing fit
• Rep. Tom Petri encourages use of free IRS tax service
• Kiel man gets prison for OWI, injury crash
• Experts say gas prices could top $4 a gallon
• No extension for Howards Grove teacher contract
• Library catalog system down on March 16
• First hazardous waste collection set for Saturday
• Suspect sought in sub shop holdup
• All Ozaukee teachers get preliminary non-renewal notices
• Kohler students take top honors at business challenge
• Walker rebuffs request for meeting
• Council OKs lease with new Blue Harbor owners
• Walkers budget may affect how Sheboygan funds Mead Library
• Woman allegedly attacked daughter after night of drinking
• Man charged with stalking ex for 2 years
• JV Men's Volleyball
• Woman allegedly attacked daughter after night of drinking
• Howards Grove district to discuss extending teachers contracts to 2013
• Man charged with stalking ex for 2 years
• PRESS NOW: Armed robbery how Walkers budget will change Mead Library
• Senate Dems: Ready and willing to find ... compromise with Gov. Scott Walker
• 2011 Baseball preview: Muskies look to keep momentum rolling
• Alzheimers a growing concern in state
• Cousins Subs robbed again
• Rec fee issue back out front
• 3 adults killed, boy injured in Green County crash
• Mining company eyes gold deposit in central Wisconsin
• Sheboygan faces tough recycling decisions if state subsidy disappears
• Walker supporters rally in Madison
• Public media puts millions into investigative work
• Tax limit proposal drawing sharp criticism
• Local students, union members rally against Walker proposals
• Continued job training necessary for business growth
• Taylor Heights may get new tenants
• Men's Tennis
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• Men's Volleyball
• Walker: Layoffs coming
• Convicted Koss executives jewels on auction block
• Informational meeting on recreational fees today
• Veterans Service Office to hold forum on projects
• Officials suspect arson in Town of Lima shed fire
• Anti-union bill approved by narrow margin in Ohio Senate
• Boy, 8, accidentally shoots himself in Milwaukee
• Oostburgs Hanes to head Ashwaubenon school district
• Sheboygan man charged for allowing sex offender to spend time with children
• Marinette standoff report finds few answers
• NASA research satellite plunges into Pacific
• Burst of hiring marks turning point
• Local legislators talk up budget bill
• PRESS NOW: How will the governors budget affect you
• 2011 Softball Season Preview: New faces present new challenges and opportunities
• Tickets now available for April 28 Lakeland College Athletic Banquet
• Ashwaubenon hires away Oostburg superintendent
• VIDEO: Protesters, Walker supporters meet outside Seabird Restaurant
• Walker supporters, protesters square off in city
• Reasons for moving Sheboygan budget rally are unclear
• Sheboygan River dredging scheduled to start in April
• Pro-Walker T-shirt causes stir in Two Rivers
• Prison nurse convicted for sex with inmate
• Man charged for allegedly threatening woman
• Reince Priebus to speak at area brunch
• Judge orders protesters out of Capitol
• State Dems threatened with police action, layoffs
• VIDEO: At Thursdays political rally in Sheboygan
• Political rally rescheduled for Seabird Restaurant in Sheboygan
• New coach, players ready for season
• PRESS NOW: Pro-Walker rally relocated a cleaner river
• Deal might lure Dems for vote on budget bill
• Cascade man gets prison after 5th OWI
• 8 Republicans, 5 Dems targeted by recalls
• Stalemate could drag on for months
• Sheboygans Blue Harbor deal near buyers see great potential in property
• Sheboygan students protest budget, bill
• Grothman shakes off Capitol protest incident
• Men's Volleyball
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• Work of four seniors is subject of new Bradley Gallery show
• PRESS NOW: New owners for Blue Harbor
• Alliant takes full ownership of power plant
• Public input sought in administrator search
• Rally set to support public workers
• LTC seeks to fill three vacancies
• Schools will take hardest hit in state budget
• Wis. committee suspends wind energy regulations
• Wis. committee approves new DNR secretary
• Lawyer takes issue with Dolan letter
• Highlights of Gov. Walkers budget
• Walker lays out reform budget
• Basketball, bike race win city panels backing
• Some I-43 work delayed
• Legal Eagles team wins Rotary Survey Says
• JV Men's Volleyball
• The State of Dairy
• Davis recognized by NAC
• PRESS NOW: More details from Madison summer in Sheboygan
• Regal, Ward, Schroeder garner All-NAC
• Capitol locked down protesters still refusing to leave
• Survey: U.P. moose population shows little growth
• Washington Co. jail inmate dies
• Kiel issues layoff notices to all teachers
• Governor to propose massive cuts in aid to schools, local government
• New club promotes safe, responsible dog ownership
• Living Here guide being updated
• PRESS NOW: What are the Lakeshore Bullies
• Three hurt in two-car crash
• Protesters became media-savvy
• Plan for rail line rehab scaled back
• Bond posted for man getting retrial in 87 killing
• Farmer accused of bombing boats in Kewaunee harbor
• Priest removed after sexual abuse allegation
• Wisconsin man, 39, killed in UP snowmobile crash
• Fire destroys St. Nazianz foundry
• Sturgeon harvest hits 1,426 as season ends
• Staying put: Police refuse to forcibly evict demonstrators from Capitol
• VIDEO - Capitol protests: Actors weigh in
• VIDEO - Capitol protests: Saturdays sights and sounds
• Men's Volleyball
• The stars come out to lend their stage presence to Madison protest
• Coaches select at-large bids
• The state of dairy
• Off-duty officers add their voices to protests
• Last hurrah in Madison
• Job-training programs offer a glimpse of what could be
• Wrestling
• Men's Volleyball
• Men's Basketball
• Track
• Women's Basketball
• The drama escalates in Madison
• Sen. Lassa: Communication is open with Republicans
• Sheriffs Department aiding in Capitol security
• Rotary Club hosts Survey Says fundraiser
• Lawyers seek to double fees in Indian claims case
• Flu season nearing its peak
• House GOP says shutdown would be irresponsible
• Biggest protests loom Capitol hours to be restricted
• Builders group hosts food drive
• 14 percent of homes sold in Wisconsin were foreclosures
• PRESS NOW: Madison update what are you doing this weekend
• Lakeland Track and Field preview: Muskies looks to surprise and grow
• More area teachers pondering retirement
• Woman hurt in rear-end crash
• 500 gather in Sheboygan to protest bill
• Living Here guide being updated
• Sheboygan Falls schools get new administrator
• Budget bill could cost Sheboygan $1.4M for transit
• Plymouth teachers docked pay for attending protests in Madison
• Wisconsin Senators watching, waiting
• Man, 40, allegedly stole stereo after friend passed out
• Lakeland wins award at Chamber of Commerce annual gala
• PRESS NOW: Local legislators speak out on the drama in Madison
• Sheboygan woman hurt in rear-end crash
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles in US
• Muskies tabbed seventh by NAC coaches
• Update: State troopers sent to find Democrats, no one home
• Democrats remain out of state, say they wont be returning today
• Billionaire Koch brothers criticized for role in state budget debate
• Wisconsin Senate passes repeal to racial profiling law
• Men's Basketball
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• Road America, Olivu named Businesses of the Year
• Info sessions set for school referendum in Howards Grove
• I-43 roadwork will start Monday
• Reminder: New Press website launches today
• Highly qualified potential buyer found for Sheboygans Blue Harbor
• Democratic senators not deterred by recall threat, pay issue
• On prank call, Walker discusses strategy
• Pro-union sympathizers from out of state arrive in Madison
• Details emerge about possible UW-Madison split
• Great Lakes Regional preview
• I-43 roadwork starts Monday
• On prank call, Walker discusses strategy
• Highly qualified potential buyer found for Blue Harbor
• Walker pranked by caller posing as donor
• Erin Balleine '00
• Power Up: Design Center, Godspell, and Alumni College
• Presidential Search Nearing Completion
• PRESS NOW: All-nighter in Madison online surprises at the Press
• Living Here guide being updated
• Notebook: Capitol roundup, Feb. 23
• While you were sleeping: Dems filibuster to halt budget repair bill
• New Sheboygan Press website launches Thursday
• Firefighter suffers minor injuries
• Kohler Co. workers back after 2nd roof collapse
• Police: Drunken driver arrested trying to get out of snowbank
• Second cash bond ordered for Nelson on charges
• Judge: Endorsement flub a clerical error
• Sheboygan Blockbuster video store set to close
• Walker states his case
• City plans to survey residents
• Sheboygan panel gives nod to new Pick n Save on old Kmart site
• Text of Gov. Scott Walkers Tuesday address
• Text of Gov. Scott Walkers address
• Senate committee passes voter ID requirement
• Teri Johnson steps down as Lakeland College women's basketball coach
• Man allegedly threatened to kill girlfriend after 18 beers
• Man allegedly threatened to kill girlfriend after 18 beers
• Muskies picked fourth in NAC preseason coaches poll
• News from the Capitol: Tuesdays roundup
• Muskies gear up for NAC Tournament
• Police: Drunken driver arrested trying to get out of snowbank
• Local Blockbuster video store closing
• PRESS NOW: Are layoffs next and big reaction to campaign mistake
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates, U.S. says
• Firefighter suffers minor injuries during drill
• Gov. Walker warns of layoff notices
• New Holstein administrator in court in Chilton on child porn charges
• Homeless man convicted in series of Green Bay-area church burglaries
• Delahunt: Clerical error to blame for endorsement flub
• Second roof collapse reported at Kohler Co.
• Men's Basketball
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• Council OKs hiring new city firefighter
• Neither side budging as protests enter Week 2
• City may spend $18,500 to survey residents on municipal services
• 2 charged with conning inmate in attorney scam
• Real estate agent still working after felony theft conviction
• 200 turn out for budget protest in Sheboygan
• Winter wallop
• 2 charged with conning inmate in attorney scam
• Walkers budget plan may tilt political playing field
• Neither side budging in state union fight
• Sheboygan Falls Realtor still working after theft conviction
• PRESS NOW: Mother Natures humor in another snow storm more on Madison protests
• Union head calls on teachers to go to work
• Excuse notes from docs at protests draw scrutiny
• Update from Madison: For compromise, 3 GOP senators are needed
• Man gets 6 months jail for high-speed chase with kids in car
• Snow causes roof collapse at Kohler Co.
• Sheboygan man, 83, struck by SUV during storm
• Random Lake registers highest state total at 13 inches
• Irish setter has his day
• Sheboygan welcomes back winter
• GOP raises pressure on Dems
• Men's Volleyball
• Capitol protests: Both sides turn out for latest demonstrations
• Three vehicles plunge through Lake Winnebago ice one man dies
• Men's Volleyball
• Men's Volleyball matches Postponed
• Recession-resistant
• Largest protest yet fails to sway state lawmakers
• Up to 12 inches of snow expected
• Local food, farms featured at Maywood
• 8-12 inches of snow expected Sunday
• Wrestling
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• Track
• Two men charged with selling pot
• Locals mobilize for Madison
• Maywood event highlights local food
• Assembly delays vote on union bill
• Crowds intensify at Capitol
• Sheboygan native handling media crush
• Foot of snow could fall on Sunday
• Locals on both sides of budget issue mobilize for Madison
• bVideo -/b Capitol protesters continue rallying for fourth day, Feb. 18
• Wisconsin Assembly delays vote on union bill
• 40,000 turn out on fourth day of protests against budget bill
• CHAT REPLAY: Budget repair bill debate rages on
• Walker delays delivery of state budget by 1 week
• PRESS NOW: Live coverage from Madison good food news
• Check us out today for updates from Madison
• Obama sides with protesters in state labor dispute
• Other UW campuses, besides Madison, want autonomy
• Former state Supreme Court justice Bablitch dies
• Teacher shortage closes Milwaukee schools
• bVideo:/b Walkers press conference Thursday in Capitol
• Chaotic day at Capitol
• 73 SASD teachers to join protest
• Heading to the Capitol today
• Letters: Taking away bargaining rights wont solve states fiscal problems
• bVideo -/b From Madison: Protesters rally, Walker steadfast on modest proposal
• Chief: Worker using propane torch on ice started storage fire
• Bull course owner: Im in it for the long run
• One hospitalized in dryer fire at salon
• One hospitalized in dryer fire at salon
• Update: 73 SASD teachers to join Madison demonstration Friday Sheboygan schools to be open
• BREAKING NEWS: State Senate adjourns amid protests over budget repair bill
• LIVE CHAT: Get state budget updates
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• Biosphere 2 crewmember to speak at Lakeland March 1
• Democrats boycott state Senate session on budget repair bill
• Chief: Worker using propane torch on ice started storage fire
• Fond du Lac woman, 19, honored by police for battling home intruder
• Feingold forms grass-roots liberal political group
• Madison schools closed for second day
• Memorial Malls Waldenbooks not affected by Borders bankruptcy
• Supervisor appointment draws controversy
• Liberty Coalition set to host film program
• Super Bowl ticket snafu drags on for 3 local fans
• Read Walkers 144-page Budget Repair Bill
• Capitol showdown: Protesters rally, lawmakers poised to vote on budget repair
• Walker plan could spin off UW-Madison
• Sheboygan Falls The Bull course placed in foreclosure
• Storage units damaged in fire
• Women's Basketball
• Super Bowl ticket snafu drags on for 3 local fans
• Update: 7 fire departments respond to storage unit fire north of Sheboygan
• Update: Walker says he has votes to end collective bargaining
• Brewers, Weeks agree on 4-year, $38.5 million extension
• Malls Waldenbooks not affected by Borders bankruptcy
• PRESS NOW: The Bull in foreclosure burglary spree in Cedar Grove
• Financial Aid info session March 24 in Wisconsin Rapids
• Video: What is going on out there
• 7th burglary reported in Cedar Grove
• Bull golf course placed in foreclosure
• Man gets 18 months prison for burglary
• Heroin found during traffic stop brings 6 years prison
• Capitol hearing ends in early hours
• Prosser, Kloppenburg advance in state court race
• Taylor Drive partially closed after injury crash
• Madison schools close as teachers take day off to protest at Capitol
• County OKs contract with nurses
• Area students stage show of support for teachers
• 45 city teachers take early retirement offer
• Sutkiewicz, Delahunt advance in judicial primary
• Incumbents advance in city aldermanic races
• Cedar Grove native killed in Montana avalanche
• Sheboygan man spears monster fish
• Final unofficial primary election returns
• New ice cream shop, old-fashioned look
• Final unofficial primary election returns (updated at 9:57 p.m.)
• Breaking news: Sutkiewicz, Delahunt advance in judge race
• UPDATE: Montemayor finishes 2nd in 8th District Graf outpolls Heidemann in 4th District Rindfleisch, Scribner advance in 5th District
• Men's Volleyball
• Woman, 21, hurt in rollover crash
• New Holstein administrator waives hearing, pleads not guilty
• Man allegedly pointed loaded gun at estranged wife
• Man allegedly beat wife in Valentines Day dispute
• Men's Basketball
• JV Men's Volleyball
• Muskie Spotlight: Mary Dennewitz
• Senate president: Enough votes to pass Walkers plan
• Man allegedly beat wife in Valentines Day dispute
• Muskie Spotlight: Justin Ward
• Area students show support for teachers
• Muskies set to enter 'Pink Zone'
• Cedar Grove native killed in Montana avalanche
• Man allegedly pointed loaded gun at estranged wife
• Lakeland men's basketball team picks up forfeit conference victory
• Woman discovers burglary after husbands funeral
• Woman, 21, hurt in rollover crash
• PRESS NOW: Early retirements at SASD local man spears monster sturgeon
• Sheboygan man spears 185-pound sturgeon
• Gov. Walker to release budget at business
• New Holstein administrator in court today
• Man found in Madison tests 0.559 blood-alcohol level
• Petri tackles issues of the day in his usual unflappable style
• Voting polls open across county
• Five fire departments battle Newton silo fire
• Sheboygan man spears big fish
• Committee backs lifting hiring freeze to add new firefighter
• Random Lakes Andrea Boehlke begins Survivor quest
• Unions call Walkers plan an attack
• Walker says workers shouldnt have to be in unions
• Regal joins 1,000 point club
• Tiger fined for spitting on course in Dubai
• Unions fighting back against Walker proposal
• PRESS NOW: Whats happening with city tax assessments and our own Survivor
• Judge affirms Cascade robbery victims gun rights
• Sturgeon spearing season on Lake Winnebago could go through week
• Lady Antebellum takes home record, song of the year
• UW-S to hold student aid application event
• Howards Grove School District seeks OK to borrow $3.4M
• Lovers going all out for that someone special
• Egyptians at U.S. rallies hopeful about future
• Press earns 20 awards
• Johnson jumps into Senate fray
• Lakeshore area prime locale for green businesses
• No. 13 Wisconsin tops No. 1 Ohio State, 71-67
• Men's Basketball
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• One injured in three-car crash in Sheboygan
• City Hall to undergo remodeling
• Judge candidates tout experience
• Walker says he wont negotiate with unions
• Mubarak steps down
• Local crash victim returning from East Coast
• City transit is renamed Shoreline Metro
• Slip sliding to the Super Bowl
• City transit is renamed Shoreline Metro
• Wrestling
• Man allegedly punched, dragged by car
• PRESS NOW: A look at the race for judge Ron Johnson meeting with Press
• Wisconsin workers reeling from anti-union bill
• Egyptian President Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Man gets 18 months prison for selling drugs to informant
• Zellner sentencing hearing set for May 12
• Local crash victim returning from East Coast
• The Donald for next U.S. president
• Green Bay aldermen fight street name of Packers coach Mike McCarthy
• Gov. Scott Walker plans to remove most union rights
• Accounting students offer free tax preparation
• Harbor Centre Marina receives clean marina honor
• LTC facing $1.5 million deficit for 2011-2012
• Sleeping resident rescued from fire after alarm sounds
• Newcomers take on veteran in 8th Aldermanic District race
• Sheriffs Department seeks help in solving Cedar Grove burglaries
• Jobs program could see cut in funding
• Fundraiser features pottery, soup, music
• Alliant Energy landfills in Town of Wilson under scrutiny
• Carnival worker out of jail after plea deal
• New Holstein administrator charged with 5 counts of child porn
• Men's Volleyball
• Women's Basketball
• JV Men's Volleyball
• Egypts Mubarak transfers power to vice president
• LTC facing $1.5 million deficit
• Aquila Theatre to present "Six Characters in Search of an Author" at Lakeland, Feb. 19
• Football team honors its own at annual banquet
• PRESS NOW: More changes at City Hall questions about landfill in town of Wilson
• Carnival worker takes plea deal, released after 3 years in prison
• Sheriffs department seeks help in Cedar Grove burglaries
• Read the affidavit and search warrant in the Christopher Nelson case
• Documents: New Holstein administrator had child porn in office, flash drives
• Sleeping resident rescued from fire after alarm
• Social networking tip leads to thrill-kill charges
• Walker says he wont cut SeniorCare benefits
• Sheboygan Falls woman wins Super Bowl chili cookoff
• Kohl representative to meet with area voters Monday at Mead Library
• Sheboygan mother bound over for trial in 1957 infant death
• Lakeland unable to hand Falcons first NAC loss
• 5th District candidates tout development, low taxes
• Sewer project finally nearing end
• Businesses file claims over property assessments
• New Holstein police seeks child porn charges for school administrator Chris Nelson
• Men's Basketball
• New Holstein police seek child porn charges against administrator
• Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy street name opposed by alderman
• PRESS NOW: More bad assessments and woman charged in cold case heads to court
• Kohler Memorial Mall, Walgreens and large apartment complex say Sheboygan file claims for excessive assessments
• Spreken zie Deutsch at Sunday German Conversation Tables
• Wisconsin cancer rate declines for men and women
• Washington Ave. sewer project finally nearing end
• Preliminary hearing today in 1957 infant death
• State Senate passes lower car insurance levels
• Planning meeting set on bike, walk to work week
• Woman injured in two-vehicle crash Sunday
• Elkhart Lake police chief honored
• City budget top issue in aldermanic election
• Sheboygan to develop green business park
• Packers fans cheer their heroes at Lambeau homecoming
• Sheboygan man, 20, gets 30 days jail for swerving at cars
• Attacks on women bring two-year prison term
• Men's Volleyball
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• JV Men's Volleyball
• PRESS NOW: Big news for the Taylor Drive corridor Return to Titletown
• Sheboygan to develop green business park with $2M purchase of land
• Attacks on women bring two-year prison term
• Man gets 30 days jail for swerving at cars
• Super Bowl XLV makes TV history
• Gov. Scott Walker puts budget shortfall at $3.6 billion
• MVP Rodgers chats up Letterman on Late Show
• Council OKs compromise on payment for S. 18th work
• Home theft latest crime in Cedar Grove burglary spree
• City man left out at Super Bowl
• Fans welcome Packers back to Green Bay
• School head to get taxpayer-funded attorney
• Man jailed for firing gun on toilet
• Happy Packers fans scarf up championship gear
• Falls middle-schooler wins regional spelling bee
• New Holstein school superintendent to get taxpayer-funded attorney
• Woman injured in two-vehicle crash
• PRESS NOW: Do you already have yours Packer gear flying off local shelves
• Boys Girls Club honors January youths of the month
• Another burglary reported in Cedar Grove
• Were you at the game Heading to Green Bay for the celebration
• Man accused of firing gun on toilet due in court
• Sheboygan man among 400 Super Bowl fans caught in ticket snafu
• Fans take to the streets in Green Bay
• Fans shopping early for championship gear
• Help welcome back the Green Bay Packers during return today or Lambeau Field event Tuesday
• Local fans cheer as Packers bring Lombardi Trophy home
• bVideos:/b Watch the Super Bowl ads
• Urban Mathcounts team, top scorer advancing to state
• bVideo:/b Super Bowl parties with fans at Lakeshore Lanes, Finer Things, Shuffs
• Videos: Watch the Super Bowl ads
• Super headlines: Online readers offer suggestions on outcome of big game
• Gilbert Brown predicts GB win
• Milking it: Wisconsins oldest industry still excellent place to find work
• Mourners salute beloved Hmong leader Gen. Vang Pao
• Muskies drop road contest to Eagles
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• Drug sales, sex offense lead to 5-year prison sentence
• Mother allegedly drove drunk with teen
• Local dentists participate in Give Kids a Smile Day
• Schools, churches catch Packers fever
• Crews still cleaning up after blizzard
• Chess queen: Ellen Wanek became a chess coach by accident
• Lakeland falls in final home dual
• Wrestling
• Falling ice injures 5 at Cowboys Stadium
• Mother allegedly drove drunk with teen
• Blizzard delays Super Bowl trip for Greg Jennings parents
• PRESS NOW: This is how you get ready for the Super Bowl prison for dealer of fake drugs
• Drug sales, sex offense lead to 5 years prison
• Dyed poodle is a special breed of Packers fan
• Green Bay Schools to shorten classes day after Super Bowl
• Walkers reforms would give municipalities more control
• Desperate Egyptians turning on each other
• Superstitious fans aim to help
• Open enrollment period starts Monday
• Officials ask Sheboygan residents to help dig out area fire hydrants
• Kohl staff member visiting Sheboygan
• Sheboygan police accepting applications for citizens academy
• Muskies soar past Eagles
• Man gets prison term for abandoning drunk teen
• Sheboygan pilot returning to Caribbean
• Interest lukewarm for Sheboygan aldermanic forum
• JV Men's Volleyball
• Hot-shooting Warriors hand Muskies NAC loss
• Sheboygan pilot returning to Caribbean assignment
• PRESS NOW: Prison for man who left drunk teen out in the cold blizzard photos, videos galore
• Sheboygan police accepting applications for citizens academy
• Muskie Spotlight: Becca Tilleman
• Muskie Spotlight: Ryan Renon
• Lee Barrett to deliver Founders' Day Lecture, Feb. 8
• Sheboygan woman held in suspected OWI case in Two Rivers
• Plymouth man, 20, gets two year prison for abandoning drunk teen
• Gilbert Brown to be celebrity judge at Super Bowl of Chili
• DOT launches county traffic cameras
• Senate Republicans lose vote on health law
• Blood in Cairo square: Mubarak backers, foes clash
• Appeals court reinstates OWI case
• Punxsutawney Phil: Early spring on the way
• Oostburg man, 19, charged for alleged sex with girl, 15
• Snowy shroud spreads over nearly half of U.S.
• Area fans making way to Big D for the big game
• Blizzard dumps up to 8 inches in county
• Women's Basketball
• Gilbert Brown celebrity judge at Super Bowl of Chili
• Man, 19, charged for alleged sex with 15-year-old
• VIDEO: Blizzard aftermath How bad was it
• Todays offbeat Packers news: Fans shooting for high-five record
• Submit your blizzard video
• Roads report: Crews tackling city neighborhoods at noon, rural roads by 2 p.m.
• State trooper Markowski in fair condition after crash
• PRESS NOW: Complete storm aftermath coverage Judge Bolgert overturned again
• Packers president: Favre, team will reconcile
• Kohl signals he may run again
• Walker addresses budget gap in State of the State
• Appeals court reinstates OWI case, overturns Bolgert
• Advice: Keep furnaces, water heaters and meters from snow
• DOT launches Sheboygan County traffic cameras
• Officials: Stay home and off the roads city in snow emergency
• Nemschoff buyer to pay extra to ex-shareholders
• Mattress, beauty retailers eye Deer Trace for shops
• Up to foot of snow expected from blizzard
• Complaint in infants death lists years of child abuse
• Sex offender gets probation revoked, 10 years prison
• Glenbeulah man charged with abandoning dog while owner hospitalized
• Men's Basketball
• Schools ending day early, canceling Wednesday classes
• Snows impact on Sheboygan County slight - for now
• Sheboyan mother Ruby Klokow charged in 1957 death of infant years of abuse detailed
• Best-selling poet Sapphire to speak on Feb. 10
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Feb. 2011
• Lakeland to host NCAA regional
• PRESS NOW: Bracing for a blizzard, and photos you cant miss
• Snow forces main campus to close, classes canceled
• Nemschoff buyer to pay extra $3 million to former shareholders
• Muskies-Warriors women's basketball game postponed
• Glenbeulah man charged with abandoning dog
• Odd Packers stories: Couples kids named after Packers
• Sex offender gets 10 years prison for relationship with girl
• Appleton police continue investigation into prostitution
• Mattress, beauty retailers eye Deer Trace
• $51,000 lottery ticket sold in Sheboygan
• Juveniles arrested after series of burglaries reported in Cedar Grove
• Man hospitalized after crashing on snowmobile
• Bracing for a blizzard
• Indigency hearing set for New Holstein administrator
• Ice cream leads to child abuse charge
• Police: Man watches True Blood, leaves bites on neck of young boy
• Trooper struck, injured on I-43
• Woman, 74, suspected of killing her infant daughter nearly 54 years ago
• Local pair taking a true Green Gold trip
• VIDEO: Can you believe this thing
• Indigency hearing set for New Holstein administrator
• Ice cream in living room leads to child abuse charge
• Police: Man watches True Blood, bites 3-year-olds neck
• Give us your Packers party suggestions
• Muskies- Eagles men's basketball game postponed
• Woman, 74, arrested for allegedly killing infant daughter in 1957
• State trooper struck by vehicle on I-43 in southern Manitowoc County this morning
• PRESS NOW: Amazing Packer Backer bus new stores coming to Deer Trace
• Men's Volleyball announces times for Midwest Playdate Feb. 5
• $51,000 lottery ticket sold in Sheboygan
• Burglaries reported in Cedar Grove juveniles arrested
• Man hospitalized after snowmobile crash
• LTC students volunteer to work security during Obama visit
• A record 12,423 licenses sold ahead of sturgeon season
• Wisconsin unions gird for cuts from Gov. Walker
• Snow, lots of it, is in our future
• Players turn to faith to mark big moments
• Grant will help get rid of lead paint
• Snow, lots of it, in our immediate future
• Men's Volleyball
• Prep basketball: Sheboygan North boys blow out South
• VIDEO: Highlights from South-North boys basketball game
• Snow and ice welcome sights
• Nuclear plants expected to hire 50,000 in next 5 years
• Renon, Roberson place at Wilson Invite
• LIVE VIDEO REPLAY: Boys hoops - South at North, Jan. 29
• Raiders hand Muskies second loss in January
• Men's Basketball
• Men's Volleyball
• Women's Basketball
• Men's Volleyball
• Wrestling
• JV Men's Volleyball
• Men's Volleyball
• Salvation Army expansion project could begin by April
• Farnsworth faculty steps up after students collect 3,500 items in food drive
• Woman strings along scammer to warn others
• Trash bag rules get tweaked
• Record set for United Way
• Arson suspected in early barn fire
• Informational meeting for charter school is Monday
• Man charged with theft during drug deal
• 7th OWI leads to 3 years in prison
• Man allegedly stole, used girlfriends ATM card
• Man allegedly stole, used girlfriends ATM card
• Trash collectors will allow one grocery bag
• Men's tennis selected third in NAC poll
• Man charged with theft during drug deal
• PRESS NOW: Are you ready North-South game and Super Bowl preparations
• Wrestling
• Woman warns of phone scam
• Super Bowl stories: Let us hear them
• 7th OWI leads to 3 years in prison
• Odd Packers news roundup: Museums make cool wager
• Arson suspected in early morning barn fire
• Johnson lands key committee Senate seats
• Sheboygan area under winter weather advisory starting at 3 p.m. today
• Green Bay Packers wont get airport sendoff
• Changes abound since Green Bay Packers last Super Bowl win
• Kimberly locates its missing time capsule
• Social Security fund said to be drained by 2037
• Men survive 2 terrifying hours on ice floes
• No damage, injuries in chimney fire
• Taxpayers alliance will host candidates forum
• Blood pressure checks offered at North High
• Man gets no jail in accidental shooting
• Remembering Challenger on 25th anniversary of explosion
• Lakeland finishes sweep of Crusaders
• Plymouth man enjoyed American Idol experience
• 3 charged after drug deal ends in fake robbery
• Falls man allegedly drove drunk with 3 kids in van
• Police: Snowmobile stolen for ride home from bar
• Sheboygan inmate allegedly shoved metal into penis
• Investigators look at new information in New Holstein administrator Christopher Nelson case
• Men's Basketball
• Lakeland students to again provide tax prep help
• Sheboygan inmate allegedly shoved metal into penis
• PRESS NOW: Women facing drug charges in fake robbery remembering the Challenger
• Falls man allegedly drove drunk with 3 kids in van
• Man gets no jail but owes $11,000 restitution for shooting deputy
• 3 charged after drug deal ends in fake robbery
• Police: Snowmobile stolen for ride home from bar
• Obama, a Bears fan, takes ribbing during visit
• 3 juveniles suspected in De Pere child sex assaults
• Voter photo ID requirement draws criticism
• Salesman fired for Packers tie gets new job
• Workforce numbers show unemployment decreasing in city, county
• Man charged with throwing dog during fight
• With photos, videos: Obamas visit shines light on area industry
• Orion employees buoyed by visit
• Source: Christopher Nelson, New Holstein schools administrator, left Madison district over porn
• Couple plans to open healthy pizza parlor
• Orion employees buoyed by Obama visit
• Obamas visit to Manitowoc shines light on area industry
• bVIDEO:/b Obama visits Orion in Manitowoc
• Source: Embattled New Holstein school chief left Madison post in 2005 over porn
• Unemployment rate dips in city, county
• PRESS NOW: President Obama comes to Manitowoc new pizza parlor opening
• WVC Playdate schedule for Saturday, Jan. 29 - 3
• Attorney to lead discussion at Lakeland College on dangers of social media, Feb. 3
• Plymouth man charged with throwing dog during fight
• Lingerie Football League team coming to Green Bay
• Manitowoc hospital on alert for Obama visit
• Manitowoc law enforcement prepares for presidential visit
• LIVE CHAT: President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc
• Keep it here for Obama coverage
• Skana, Tower Tech added to Obamas Manitowoc schedule
• Wieser appointed as interim New Holstein administrator
• Plan Commission OKs auto parts store
• President stopping today at Orion Energy Systems in Manitowoc
• GOP response to State of the Union: Nation faces crushing debt burden
• Inmate charged for attack on jail guard
• President calls on Dems, GOP to work together
• $4,000 bid on Super Bowl tickets pays off for local pair
• Sex offender gets 16 years for assault of 9-year-old
• LIVE VIDEO: Feed from Orion Energy Systems in Manitowoc Obama speaking at noon
• Women's Basketball
• Man, 47, faces felony for low-speed chase
• Man allegedly tied up girlfriend, attempted suicide
• Chicago man gets prison for selling cocaine to informant
• Drug dealer gets 8 years prison
• Chicago man gets prison for selling cocaine to informant
• Inmate charged for unprovoked attack on jail guard
• PRESS NOW: Sex offender case has surprise ending preparing for Obamas visit
• Drug dealer gets 8 years prison
• Are you heading to Dallas with the Pack
• Repeat sex offender to be sentenced today for assaults of 10-year-old
• Photos: Oscar nominations
• Man allegedly tied up girlfriend, attempted suicide
• Odd Packers news roundup: Illinois man fired for wearing Packers tie
• Man, 47, faces felony for low-speed chase
• Republicans want to hear whether Obama got the message
• Manitowoc gears up for Obama visit
• Former Mayville woman found guilty of carrying Taser weapon
• Police investigating two restaurant break-ins
• Woman, daughter in Amish buggy hurt in hit-and-run
• 3 departments respond to Glenbeulah house fire
• Another Lake Country Academy student takes citywide spelling bee
• New Holstein students, residents shocked by charges
• New Holstein administrator charged in child sex crime case
• Babysitting sends sex offender back to prison
• Former pastor convicted of sex charges
• In demand: Anything Green Gold
• Men's Volleyball
• Former pastor convicted on child sex charges
• Update: New Holstein superintendent charged in Milwaukee
• 3 departments respond to Glenbeulah house fire
• New Holstein students, neighbors shocked by allegations against school head
• PRESS NOW: New Holstein district administrator update dont rush for Packers merchandise just yet
• Babysitting sends sex offender back to prison
• Police seeking info on 2 restaurant break-ins
• Crashes snarl I-43 near Cedar Grove
• Cashing in on Packers win not that easy for merchandisers
• Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• 2 hurt in hit and run of Amish buggy
• Vandals caught in Kewaskum school bus caper
• Early line has Packers favored by 2.5 over Steelers
• Jack LaLanne dies at 96 brought fitness to masses
• Wisconsin DNR to capture deer with helicopter
• Shields late pick sends Sheboygan Packer fans home happy
• bVIDEO:/b Packers fans at Weimanns, Mojo and Talk of the Town cheer, react to win
• Muskies fall to No. 18 University of Dubuque
• Man arrested after low-speed police chase
• Packers-Bears keeping area cash registers busy
• Support group helps unemployed workers cope
• Online readers make predictions on Packers-Bears NFC title game
• New Holstein administrator placed on leave
• Obama to visit Orion Energy Systems in Manitowoc
• Grocery store competition on the rise in Sheboygan, but is the area oversaturated with supermarkets
• Man arrested after low-speed pursuit in Sheboygan
• Muskies hold on, roll past Aurora in NAC
• Men's Basketball
• New Holstein administrator remains jailed
• Women's Basketball
• Wrestling
• Pete Barth column: Sheboygan hockey family honors fallen son
• Two departments douse chimney fire at Town of Mitchell home
• Sheboygan County labor deals made faster
• Sheboygan Falls home heavily damaged in fire
• New Holstein School District administrator arrested In Milwaukee
• West Bend man is convicted of robbing bank in Elkhart Lake
• Two injured in Town of Mosel crash
• Just for kicks: Sheboygan boy wins national Punt, Pass and Kick title
• Chimney fire damages home in Town of Mitchell
• Two injured in Town of Mosel crash
• Bradley Gallery exhibit spotlights Lakeland seniors
• Green Bay Packers fans rally for NFC title: This is a Super Bowl itself
• New Holstein school administrator Chris Nelson arrested in Milwaukee
• Oconto County teen accused of trying to kill stepmother by putting antifreeze in drink
• Fire engulfs Sheboygan Falls home
• Elkhart Lake bank robber pleads guilty
• PRESS NOW: Sheboygans own football champ do we have too many grocery stores
• Deaths of 200 state cows attributed to pneumonia
• Women's Basketball Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Aurora University
• Area under wind chill advisory only one school shifts schedule
• Manitowoc Company possible Obama tour stop
• More than 2,000 (still high-priced) tickets remain for the game
• Town of Scott man injured after snowblower incident
• Oostburg to repeal new policy for grading
• 1 injured, 3 cited in accident
• Rooting, love interests collide in Bears-Packers rivalry
• Man gets 4 years prison for cocaine sale charges
• Random Lake firm faces suits over parking structure death
• Fire engulfs Sheboygan Falls home
• Muskies too much for Warriors
• Men's Basketball
• VIDEO: Suck it up: Advice for Bears fans
• Document: Read second lawsuit filed in Summerfest parking structure death
• Dale Kooyenga '00
• Town of Scott man injured after reach into snowblower
• New Faces on the Alumni Board of Directors
• Close to Home and Far Afield
• PRESS NOW: Random Lake company sued by victims family homes divided by football loyalties
• Oostburg School District repeals new grading system
• Man gets 4 years prison for cocaine sales
• Update: Random Lake firm named in lawsuit over Summerfest parking structure death
• Document: Read the lawsuit filed in Summerfest parking structure death
• One injured, three cited in injury crash
• Wisconsin gets cold blast, wind chill advisory issued for tonight
• State seeks to intervene in Kratz case
• Ashwaubenon man, 89, accused of sex assaults
• Wisconsin, Illinois governors make Packers-Bears bet
• GOPs health care repeal: Now for the hard part
• NFL bars local radio broadcast of Packers
• Girl, 12, struck by car outside Farnsworth
• Newton man hurt in rear-end crash at roundabout
• Area growers get helping hand with use of First Congregational Church kitchen
• Man gets jail for providing alcohol that caused teens coma
• Vang Pao funeral to be broadcasted worldwide
• Sheboygan woman pleads not guilty in tongue-biting case
• Falls native recovering after Rhode Island crash
• Women's Basketball
• House votes to repeal Obamas health care law
• Sheboygan Falls native recovering after crash in Rhode Island
• Girl, 12, struck by car outside Farnsworth
• PRESS NOW: Not guilty plea in tongue-biting case organic kitchen open
• WHBL carrying national radio feed for NFC title game
• SCCA, Road America extend Runoffs contract
• Packers-Bears: Are your homes loyalties divided
• Lueders pleads not guilty by reason of mental disease in tongue-biting case
• Man gets jail for providing alcohol that landed teen in coma
• Man hurt in rear-end crash at roundabout
• Obama plans to visit Manitowoc
• Fraudulent time card leads to theft charge
• Pizza delivery driver spots pot, calls police
• Hmong leader Vang Paos funeral to be broadcast live
• County OKs 2 pacts with pay freeze in 2011
• Rebuilding deadline extended
• First-place Concordia, Wis., marches past Muskies
• City of Sheboygan to charge for using plastic to pay taxes
• Kiel man, 29, gets jail for fatal crash
• Woman charged with embezzling $47,000 from her employer
• Former pastor asks for more time to reach plea deal
• County Board pays tribute to former Sheriff Mike Helmke
• Men's Basketball
• Special report: Officials slow down Sheboygans charter school program
• Blog: Has your opinion of Packers GM Ted Thompson changed
• Man charged with OWI after narrowly missing train
• Man charged with OWI after narrowly missing train
• Former Vice President Dick Cheney may need heart transplant
• Women's Basketball Game Preview: Lakeland College vs. Marian University
• Brewers, Fielder agree on $15.5M contract for 2011
• President Obama to visit Manitowoc
• PRESS NOW: Have your say on the big game plea hearing for former music minister
• Woman charged with embezzling $47,000 from familys company
• Kohler Co. announces development plan for famed Scotland building
• Friendly competitors: Heard, Rotruck have brotherly bond
• Your predictions for Packers-Bears
• Friendly competitors: Heard, Rotruck have brotherly bond
• Muskie Spotlight: Dana Henrichs
• Muskie Spotlight: Josh Regal
• Kiel man to be sentenced for causing fatal crash
• Former Gov. Doyle takes job with law firm
• Former pastor expected to enter plea today on 33 felonies
• Aldermen OK new dog law reject spending for court videos
• DA claims immunity from civil lawsuit
• City sells building to Knights of Columbus
• Car fire shuts down I-43 ramp
• Snow, wind make driving tough in Sheboygan County
• Average ticket for Packers-Bears: $766
• Priebe wants to focus on community policing in Sheboygan County
• Woman accused of stealing $47,000 from employer
• VIDEO: Too many people left this valuable thing outside in the snow
• Tickets pricey for Packers-Bears championship game
• Search (and submit) Sheboygan County snow cancellations
• Favre files for retirement with NFL (again)
• Car fire shuts down I-43 ramp
• PRESS NOW: Woman arrested for alleged embezzlement can you get tickets to the game
• Sheboygan County under winter weather advisory
• Woman allegedly embezzled $47,000 from employer
• Early demand drives up Packers ticket price
• Man jailed after online threat against Mayfair Mall
• Nation ponders Martin Luther King Jr. in wake of Arizona shootings
• Food co-op set to open store in May
• New billing company has goal of maximizing city ambulance revenue
• Firms turning old computers and electronics into cash
• Fire destroys barn, vehicles in Cascade
• Roberson, Renon take first place at Dan Gable Open
• Training a workforce
• Ice skaters find home in South Pier District
• Politician Otte advocated for neediest of the needy
• Sheboygan charter schools undergo a brake job
• Boy, 15, hurt in ATV crash near Elkhart Lake
• Duplex residents displaced by attic fire
• Man arrested at basketball game
• Hot shooting Muskies prevail over Pioneers
• Men's Basketball
• Attic fire damages south side duplex
• Wrestling
• Man charged in tavern robbery
• City man charged with fifth OWI after crash, child in car
• A year later, Haiti native reflects on quake
• Footprints in snow lead to burglary charge
• 5 charged in serial burglaries
• After 131 years, Wilk Furniture in Random Lake has a new owner
• 5 charged in serial burglaries
• Federal appeals court considers lawsuit over online streaming of prep tournaments
• Green Bay woman buys vacuum cleaner, discovers $280,000 worth of methamphetamine, cocaine
• City native, basketball coach, Joel DePagter builds family at Lawrence University
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Jan. 2011
• PRESS NOW: Are charter schools wrecking neighborhood schools
• Grocery co-op set to open May 4
• American Club receives Five Diamond status from AAA
• Second man arrested in Ashleys Bar burglary
• Johnson, Sensenbrenner threatened in online post
• Guidelines would make school lunches healthier
• Federal court to hear sports webcast case
• Committee to ponder changes for Sheboygan school district
• Man charged in burglary of Ashleys Bar
• Petri meeting set for Jan. 30
• Youth football: Sheboygan boy to compete for NFL PPK title
• South 18th Street residents will receive credits for project
• Judge supports cameras in Sheboygan/Kohler municipal court
• Man gets 3 years for child porn
• Sheboygan priest offers support to victims of sexual abuse
• Sheboygan Service Club celebrates anniversary with ambitious project
• Man, 20, arrested at Lutheran High basketball game
• Chimney fire extinguished in Falls
• Man, 20, arrested at Lutheran High basketball game
• Chimney fire extinguished in Falls
• Women's Basketball
• PRESS NOW: Will the school district re-draw its boundaries
• Lakeland dominates Concordia Wisconsin in NWA dual
• Sentencing today for man convicted of child porn
• Sheboygan Center spring 2011 Kellett room assignments announced
• Documents detail Ariz. suspects college outbursts
• Federal court ruling on Wis. prep sports webcasts will resonate across U.S.
• Citizen thwarts burglary of Ashleys Bar
• Favres sister arrested in Miss. meth bust
• Obama urges nation to honor youngest Ariz. victim with unity
• Seven departments battle chimney fire, no one hurt
• Proposed dog ordinance ready for council vote
• Sheboygan Area Handbell Choir is a beautiful ding
• Zellner convicted of 11 sex-related felonies
• Pick n Save store to be built on Kmart site
• Food with a view: Historic tavern being turned into bar and restaurant
• Leibham backs new voter ID bill
• Second-half run sparks Muskies over Sabres
• Update: Zellner convicted of 11 sex-related felonies
• Wrestling
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• Hmong generals burial in Arlington gets congressional support
• Hmong generals burial in Arlington gets congressional support
• Pick n Save store to be built on Kmart site
• PRESS NOW: Dangerous dog ordinance to get another look
• DVR viewings lifts OBriens ratings
• Fondy DA: Officer will not face charges
• Police: Man arrested in New Mexico with stolen SUV from Sheboygan
• Groups study Great Lakes, Mississippi separation
• State insurance changes targeted for repeal
• Kindness of stranger warms Appleton snowmobiler
• Woman dies in Fond du Lac County crash
• Green Bay Packers lose money during playoff run, but increase national exposure
• Governor Scott Walker defends tax cut plans
• Police: Serial burglars responsible for at least 25 business break-ins
• Osthoff hosting Wisconsin Local Food Summit
• 2 children hurt when car, bus collide in Town of Wilson
• Man allegedly stole, crashed dads SUV while drunk
• Man, 32, gets prison for marijuana sales to informant
• Andrea Boehlke of Random Lake to compete on Survivor
• Sheboygan woman turns 100 on 1/11/11
• UPDATE: Bus, car collide in Town of Wilson
• Police: Serial burglars responsible for at least 22 break-ins
• Giffords breathing on her own after attack, doctor says
• Second man charged in robbery, beating
• PRESS NOW: Another new TIF District for Kmart site and a local girl becomes a Survivor
• A tragedy in Tucson, and more arguing on talk TV
• Random Lake woman, 21, competing on Survivor
• Osthoff in Elkhart Lake hosting Wisconsin Local Food Summit
• Man, 32, gets prison for marijuana sales to informant
• Lakeland employees recognized for service
• Regal named NAC player of the week
• Arizona shooting sobering for Wisconsins new members of Congress
• Man allegedly stole, crashed dads SUV while drunk
• Recycling electronics a boon for some businesses
• County under winter weather advisory
• Giffords gives doctors a thumbs up
• City considering putting municipal court on television
• TIF district discussed for Kmart property
• Lueders found competent to stand trial
• Man charged with damaging apartment building
• 4 arrested in series of burglaries
• Sheboygan County home sales fall 14.3 percent
• 4 arrested in series of burglaries
• PRESS NOW: Woman accused of biting tongue back in court possible redevelopment of Kmart site
• Sheboygan woman Karen Lueders in tongue-biting incident found competent to stand trial
• Neurosurgeon: Congresswoman holding her own
• St. Norbert College graduate vies for Miss America crown
• Obama to lead moment of silence at 10 a.m. after shooting
• Plea deal would bring former teacher Ryan Zellners sex assault case closer to conclusion
• Arizona tragedy gives Congress a moment to pause
• Water floods basement at Grant School classes held as scheduled today
• Water floods basement of school
• Street repairs top Sheboygan priority in 11
• No deal, but no zonk for Town of Sheboygan couple on Lets Make a Deal
• Feingold: No plans now to run
• No snow, no problem: Winter sports enthusiasts gather for Winter Fest
• Jobs outlook for 2011: Slow but encouraging growth
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Regal's 31 points lifts Muskies past Regents
• Men's Basketball
• Grapplers go 2-1 at UW-Oshkosh Duals
• Update: Gunman identified in shooting of Ariz. congresswoman federal judge fatally shot
• Women's Basketball
• Leibham proposing new voter ID bill
• Wrestling
• Fire totals tractor in Town of Holland
• Salvation Army offers stop-smoking classes
• Police: OWI crash into power pole was suicide attempt by Waldo man
• Man, 24, charged with stalking ex for months
• Sheboygan Hmong community mourns Gen. Vang Pao
• High-speed chase and crash brings 18-month prison term
• Sheboygan student is finalist for video-gaming scholarship
• High-speed chase, crash brings prison term
• Man, 24, charged with stalking ex for months
• Fire damages tractor in Town of Holland
• PRESS NOW: An in-depth look at jobs in the new year Weimanns is place to be for Packer party
• Police: OWI power pole crash was suicide attempt
• Visit our jobs and employment portal
• Man to be sentenced for exposing himself to children
• Power up your mind with Lakeland College
• Walker doesnt want state employees at new agency
• WITH VIDEO: Fond du Lac newspaper files lawsuit over police investigation
• New carbon monoxide detector law starts Feb. 1
• Sheboygan County politics go all red with Republicans
• Police: Child left alone while mother drank, played cards
• Sheboygan police investigate Fond du Lac officer who used excessive force
• Sheboygan County Board: Rec fee to get more study
• Vang Pao, revered Hmong leader, dies at 81
• Vang Pao, revered Hmong leader, dies at 81
• PRESS NOW: Latest on rec user fees state legislature turns red
• Police: Child left alone as woman drinks, wields knife, bites officer
• Woman who tried to end Dahmers crimes dies at 56
• Wisconsins new federal lawmakers take their seats
• Boehner, GOP take control of House
• Van Hollen, Richards to debate health care
• Gang member faces felonies for alleged robbery, attack
• County to see many races for spring election
• Sea Cadets to hold drills this weekend
• Festival Foods coming to Sheboygan
• City Christmas tree pickup Jan. 10-14
• Sheboygan County fatal crashes down in 2010
• Anonymous big check helps Salvation Army reach goal
• Fatal crashes in Sheboygan County down dramatically in 2010
• Sheboygan Salvation Army reaches holiday fundraising goal
• Gang member faces felonies for robbery, attack
• Democrats cry foul over GOP hiring attorney
• Blyleven, Alomar elected to Hall of Fame
• Feingold to become prof at Marquette Law
• Feingold to become prof at Marquette Law
• PRESS NOW: Festival Foods coming to old Wal-Mart property 2010 crash statistics
• Sheboygan Christmas tree pickup set for Jan. 10-14
• Pound of pot yields felony charge for teen
• Man stops girlfriend, child from calling 911 during dispute
• Festival Foods store coming to Sheboygan
• Sheboygan woman played role in Fondy arson fire
• Muskies fall to LumberJills as offensive stuggles continue
• Plymouth boy hospitalized after playground fall
• Council OKs plan for old Walmart site
• Wisconsin Naval Ship Association to hold annual meeting next week
• Waldo residents raising funds for park renovation
• Leibham, Endsley input session set
• Kmart closing Sheboygan store in April
• Three vie for Sheboygan County Circuit Court seat
• Tax dispute with city closes local brewpub
• Priebe takes over as Sheboygan County sheriff
• Men's Basketball
• Muskies drop Lions, snap five-game skid
• Grapplers post impressive showing in Orlando
• Woman who passed out drunk in McDonalds drive-thru convicted
• UPDATE: Sheboygan Kmart closing in April
• 20 to seek seats on Sheboygan council
• Women's Basketball
• Men arrested for graffiti at school, park
• Man allegedly forced woman to perform oral sex
• Man allegedly forced woman to perform oral sex
• Boy, 11, hospitalized after playground fall
• 2 judges, prosecutor to seek judicial post
• Navy commander loses carrier job over lewd videos
• Milwaukee archdiocese files for bankruptcy
• 9 juveniles arrested for Milwaukee-area mall disturbance
• Sturgeon spearing licenses hit high
• Mega Millions lottery jackpot now at $355 million
• PRESS NOW: Hops Haven closes after tax dispute with city whats next for old Wal-Mart
• Men arrested for graffiti at school, park
• Priebe sworn in as sheriff
• Illinois mom gives birth to 1 twin in 2010, 1 in 2011
• 2 men accused of using snake in sexual assault
• Woman who allegedly passed out drunk in McDonalds drive-thru in court
• Favre, Jets sued by massage therapists
• On first day, state Republicans introduce slew of social bills
• $4 per gallon gas
• Gingrich spotted at Polar Bear Plunge
• Walker: Wisconsin open for business
• Men's Basketball
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• Walker begins term facing $3B budget shortfall
• PRESS NOW: Newt Gingrich at Polar Plunge
• Newt Gingrich among onlookers at Polar Plunge
• Microchip helps Humane Society return dog that had been missing for three years return to owner in Portage County
• Neenah High School retreats from swimming requirement
• Milwaukee area mall closes following disturbance
• Scott Walker hopes for fast start as Wisconsin governor
• Blood test to spot cancer gets boost
• Sheboygan man hospitalized after two-car crash
• Sen.-elect from Oshkosh Ron Johnson takes office this week
• New 26th Assembly District representative Mike Endsley starts new gig today
• Small apartment fire quickly put out
• Nice breezy does it
• Hes ready for hand-to-hand combat with media
• Fewer join unemployment rolls
• City teen charged with operating drug house
• Fire Dept. trying to fill out its staff
• A cheesy welcome for 2011
• Day In Court
• Heavy fog envelops county
• Outgoing Sheboygan County Sheriff Mike Helmke reflects on 33-year career
• Rose Bowl preview section
• County under dense fog advisory
• Milwaukee tops report as drunkest city
• Favre nears expected end with $50k fine from NFL
• Health care deadline for seniors approaching
• Fond du Lac cop under investigation has been in trouble before
• Wisconsin had odd, exciting events in 2010
• 9 plead guilty to rigging Milwaukee bingo game
• Crowded ballot in the making for city offices, judges race
• Sheboygan woman remains upbeat despite second battle with cancer
• Men's Basketball
• Former Sheboygan woman charged with Medicaid fraud
• Deadline to apply for County Board extended
• Beer bottle fight in bar leads to charges
• ESAA fifth-graders help with cake fundraiser
• Sheboygan Polar Bears ready for annual dip
• Men's Basketball
• Beer bottle fight in bar leads to charges
• Sheboygan woman charged with 7th OWI
• Sheboygan woman charged with 7th OWI
• Crowded ballot in the making for city offices, judges race
• Manitowoc woman charged with bilking Medicaid program
• NFL fines Favre $50K for failure to cooperate
• PRESS NOW: Community rallies around woman battling cancer
• Follow Press sports staff on Twitter
• Appleton puts gas drive-off enforcement in hands of station operators
• Sheboygan County under air quality watch
• Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyles legacy: Expanded health insurance
• Area blues musicians to take stage at Urbane
• Medicare will soon bulge with boomers
• Bookmobile visits will start Jan. 5
• Correction: Spelling of restaurant name corrected
• 38-year-old man faces drug, OWI charges
• Hundreds in cash stolen from businesses
• Four hospitalized after crash
• College basketball final: Wisconsin 68, No. 14 Minnesota 60
• Sheboygan County residents find easier ways to pay property taxes
• St. Anna firefighter Steven Koeser remembered
• 3 Packers named Pro Bowl starters Rodgers doesnt make the team
• Women's Basketball
• Man flees across Highway 41 in Fond du Lac, arrested at gunpoint
• PRESS NOW: Three kids injured in crash remembering last years tragic explosion
• Several hundred dollars stolen from two Town of Plymouth businesses
• Rare golden-crowned sparrow attracts birders to Middleton
• Flight for Life responds to two-car crash
• Gov.-elect Walker makes bold jobs promise
• Police seeking help in dog-bite case
• Only in Sheboygan: Here are the strange and the wacky stories
• Starting their day by doing a good deed
• Flight for Life responds to two-car crash in Town of Scott
• Muskies set to face No. 12 St. Norbert College
• Police seek dog who bit man
• Man trapped under delivery truck saved by restaurant customers
• PRESS NOW: The stories that made Sheboygan (in)famous this year
• Another Christmas baby for Waterloo family
• In Congress, harder line looms on immigration
• Wisconsin proposes relaxing Great Lakes ballast rules
• Man arrested after shots fired in Dundee
• Catching up with people who made news in 2010
• 2010 was marked by controversy after controversy in Sheboygan
• Hidden holiday dangers injure many
• Limited number of Packers tix available for Sunday
• Oshkosh soldier home after tour in Afghanistan
• Holidays came early for double-lung transplant patient
• Making spirits bright: Church program provides gifts for families in need
• Snow storm hovers in Iowa before heading south
• Secret Santa: NORAD mum on how it tracks St. Nick
• Sheboygan pilot glad to be home
• Keeping it local
• Man allegedly impersonated officer after parking dispute
• City wont amend budget for library aid
• Crash sends 6-year-old to hospital
• Sheboygan girl, 14, hurt in crash
• Sheboygan pilot glad to be home
• Open House
• PRESS NOW: The years top stories, and are you shopping local
• Water outage from 1 to 3 p.m. today for 75 residents in Plymouth
• Crash sends 6-year-old to hospital
• Sheboygan girl, 14, hurt in two-car crash
• Man allegedly impersonated officer in parking dispute
• Oshkosh sexual assault suspect arrested in Texas
• Grace the goat finds new home
• City unemployment jumps to 10.1 percent
• Pentair demolition is under way
• Above Beyond Childrens Museum brings Port of Sheboygan to youngsters
• High gas prices dont deter holiday travelers
• Cedar Grove stalker gets additional 27 months
• Man charged with firing gun at wifes car
• Man charged with firing gun at wifes car
• Pentair demolition is under way
• City unemployment jumps to 10.1 percent
• Gas prices up, so is holiday travel
• PRESS NOW: More time behind bars for convicted stalker bringing down Pentair
• Drugs, bail jumping yield two years in prison
• Drugs, bail jumping yield two years in prison
• Main Lakeland campus closed for Christmas
• Man gets prison for sexual assault, robbery
• Stalker to be sentenced today for misdemeanors
• Cooking oil sparks duplex fire in Sheboygan Falls
• Ziegelbauer resigns from County Board
• Truck driver charged in crash that killed 2
• Authorities: Newlyweds feud ends with gunshots
• Slick roads cause problems
• County delays action on fees for trail, boats
• Schools will save $100,000 in reorganization
• Random Lake man charged with strangling fiance
• Police: Suspects, victim charged after drug deal robbery
• The most wonderful thing
• Cooking oil sparks duplex fire in Falls
• Driver charged in 2009 Belgium crash that killed 2
• States population up 6 percent since 2000
• Police: Robbery during drug deal leads to arrest of suspects, victim
• PRESS NOW: Honeymoon shots fired trail user fees ending
• Authorities: Newlyweds feud ends with gunshots
• N.Y. court upholds dismissal of golf Fore suit
• Injury crash, 14 other incidents reported on slick roads
• Random Lake man charged with strangling fiance
• Census set to show Wisconsin retaining 8 U.S. House seats
• Scott Jensen, former Assembly speaker, settles misconduct case
• Christmas tree sales see increase this holiday season
• Bank robber strikes Fond du Lac bank
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 9 a.m.
• Holiday garbage and recycling schedule in Sheboygan set
• Gas odor sparks concern around Sheboygan
• Council OKs money for dredging Sheboygan River
• A Christmas tradition: Roys Trees marks 50th year in business
• Sheboygan pilot coming home
• Sheboygan County under winter weather advisory
• Gas odor sparks concern, but no answers
• Packers say status of Rodgers unclear
• Bucks Jennings to miss 4-6 weeks with broken foot
• PRESS NOW: Developing Wal-Mart 50 years of Christmas trees
• New population count may complicate Obama 2012 bid
• Full lunar eclipse to take place tonight
• Muskie Spotlight: Erin Cepa
• Muskie Spotlight: Isaac Roberson
• Kimberly misplaces its place in history
• New Calumet County district attorney, Jerilyn Dietz, and sheriff, Mark Ott ready to take over
• Friends support Lueders
• Union OKs Kohler contract
• BREAKING: Union workers vote to accept Kohler Co. contract
• Wrestling
• 2 injured in Town of Plymouth crash
• Stock the Shelves effort raises $551,014
• Unemployed teachers find themselves sorely tested
• Skating opens at South Pier
• Leaning power pole snarls traffic at Deer Trace, I-43
• UPDATE: Tipped utility pole triggers power outage at Deer Trace, temporary I-43 closure, traffic gridlock
• Rodgers wont play Sunday night
• Republicans block youth immigration bill
• Two injured in Town of Plymouth crash
• Man charged with selling crack near school
• Union members preparing for Kohler Co. contract vote
• Man found guilty in sexual exposure case
• Goat rescued, looking for home
• Charities strive to make goals
• Time to hit the trails
• Seven teachers earn certifications
• Holiday tax bill is law help for rich and poor
• UPDATE: Man found guilty in sexual exposure case
• Sheboygan County ready to hit the trails
• Help us match end of year stock/mutual fund gifts with donors
• UAW 833 members prepare for vote on Kohler contract offer
• 7 SASD teachers earn certifications
• The IRA Charitable Rollover passes for 2010
• Man charged for selling crack near school, park
• PRESS NOW: UAWs contract vote do you want to hang out with Santa
• Departing Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle: Im not going away
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• 17 take out petitions for Sheboygan alderman
• Man accused of exposing self begins second trial
• Mom, daughter hurt in Town of Holland crash
• Menards seeks to turn old store into self-storage
• Pilot remains jailed after delay in Dominican Republic
• Plea hearing postponed in Zellner case
• City bus fleet hits roadblock
• State unions gird for fight over contracts
• Harbor Centre ice rink to open Saturday
• Men's Volleyball Season Preview: New faces and new opportunites are aplenty
• The Season of Giving
• Harbor Centre ice rink to open Saturday
• Pilot remains jailed after delay in Dominican Republic
• 13 million get unexpected tax bill from Obama tax credit
• State legislators officially end contract session
• PRESS NOW: Accused molester on trial for the second time good news for skaters
• Northland International game re-scheduled
• House votes again to lift restrictions on gays
• Tax package heads toward high stakes vote in House
• Sheboygan man accused of exposing self begins second trial
• Judge denies new trial for Brendan Dassey in Teresa Halbach murder
• New-look Indiana Ave. could include grocer
• SASD, county cut a deal
• Top sailors coming to Sheboygan
• Man charged with stalking estranged wife
• Just scraping by: Communities still clearing roads after seasons first big storm
• Man charged with stalking estranged wife
• Senate acts Keeping tax rates intact up to House
• PRESS NOW: New idea for old Menards whats next on the icy roads
• State-subsidized daycares to get fingerprint scanners
• Sheboygan to host worlds top sailors
• Gunman fires at Florida school board, kills self
• Fond du Lac snowplow drivers rescue 2 drunk men
• Democrats race to get state workers contracts approved
• Three people hospitalized after accident
• City may hike fee for bad checks
• Waldo man, 30, accused of sex assault on girl over 9-year span
• UAW to vote Sunday on pact with Kohler Co.
• Early Learning Center staying put
• Snowbound semis snarl S. Business Drive traffic
• Old Walmart site development continues moving forward
• Bigger bills: Area property taxes increase for 2010
• Waldo man charged with 7 counts of sexual assault
• Worker in Milwaukee killed by falling refrigerator
• PRESS NOW: Progress on the old Walmart building what will happen to the ELC
• Postal worker delivers Whitefish Bay mail in the buff
• Snowbound semis snarl South Business
• UAW Local 833 vote on Kohler offer scheduled for Sunday
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• Resolution on charges for former Kiel teacher Ryan Zellner expected Thursday
• Dangerous dog law recommended
• Home Depot pays $9,000 for pricing violations
• Icy roads remnant of blizzard in Sheboygan county
• Adam Hardens website helps spread word on Christmas lights in Sheboygan County
• 5th, 6th drunken driving offenses yield prison sentence
• 3 hospitalized after weekend crash
• Man gets two years prison for forgery
• Man arrested after striking squad car on I-43
• Report says Favre out as Detroit fans gobble up free NFL tickets
• PRESS NOW: Kohler union vote expected to be rescheduled best Christmas lights
• 5th, 6th drunken driving offenses yield prison sentence
• Federal judge strikes down health care law
• Man gets two years prison for forgery
• UAW Local 833 meeting to set new date to vote on offer from Kohler Co.
• Home Depot pays $9,000 for pricing violations at Kohler store in Deer Trace Shopping Center
• Man arrested after striking squad car on I-43
• 3 hospitalized after weekend crash
• Schools delayed
• Panel against Early Learning Center change
• County digs out from blizzard
• Lifelong friendships: Couple sponsors international Lakeland students
• UAW Local 833 postpones vote on final Kohler proposal due to weather
• Strong snowstorm arrives in county
• Property taxes: Appeal of assessed value wont make a difference until 2011
• Special Report: Bigger bills
• Plymouth eyes ban on fake pot
• UPDATE: UAW Local 833 postpones vote due to weather
• Today's men's basketball game postponed
• Note leads to lockdown at Horace Mann
• $1,000 reward offered in crime
• LTC graduation set for Dec. 18
• Manitowoc County Plat Book sales to benefit 4-H
• Storm could bring up to 15 inches of snow
• Stun gun fails to subdue woman
• Jury split, acquits stalker on felonies
• Festival of Trees ends 21-year run
• 2010 Festival of Trees Award Winners
• Lakeland postpones trip to Dubuque
• PRESS NOW: Kohler union vote this Sunday North-South battle
• Rodgers ahead of Favre on jersey sales
• Juror removed from Thomas Schultz stalker case for reading Sheboygan Press article about case
• Threatening note leads to lockdown at Horace Mann Middle School in Sheboygan
• A reprieve from the snow today
• I-94 in Milwaukee closed for high-risk arrest
• Ryan Zellner plea decision expected Monday on sex-related charges
• Salvation Army puts out call for more Toys for Tots donations
• Kohler Co.-UAW Local 833 in Sheboygan County negotiations: Union not impressed with final contract offer from Kohler
• Verdict expected today in case of stalker, Thomas F. Schultz of Cedar Grove
• Four more sentenced for roles in $600,000 cocaine drug ring from Chicago to Sheboygan
• 17-year-old charged with robbery
• Verdict expected in stalkers trial for Thomas F. Schultz of Cedar Grove
• Roberson ranked eighth in nation
• Teen charged with robbery during drug deal
• Wisconsins high-speed rail money going somewhere else
• $1,000 reward offered in Calumet County robbery and kidnapping
• Jury seated in trial of Cedar Grove stalker
• Union no closer to reaching deal with Kohler Co.
• PRESS NOW: Stalkers trial begins whats the best holiday entertainment
• Winter weather advisory this afternoon 2 to 4 inches of snow expected
• Winter weather advisory this afternoon 2 to 4 inches of snow expected
• Salvation Army puts out call for more Toys for Tots donations
• 4 more sentenced for roles in cocaine ring
• Senate prospects dim for young immigrants bill
• Unhappy Democrats say tax bill likely to pass
• EPA to allow using Superfund costs for river dredging on Sheboygan River
• Lawyer hopeful that detained pilots will be released after meeting with ambassador
• SASD parents can apply for intra-district transfers Jan. 1
• Virgin Mary apparitions near Green Bay shrine recognized as first in U.S.
• Trial begins today for Cedar Grove stalker
• Former inmate plans to sue county
• Sheboygan tongue-biting cases 911 call released
• Lawyer hopeful that detained pilots will be released
• Former inmate says jail stay caused staph infection plans to sue
• PRESS NOW: Update on accused tongue-biting wife man to sue county for infection
• Virgin Mary apparitions at Green Bay-area shrine recognized as first in U.S.
• Sheboygan police release 911 call in tongue-biting case involving Karen Lueders and husband
• One arrested, one sought in Cousins robbery
• Photos: Remembering John Lennon
• Trial begins Thursday for Cedar Grove stalker
• Rolling Stone releases John Lennons last interview
• Obama struggles to keep Dems from killing tax cuts
• School district approves early retirement plan
• Plymouth man caught, killed in snowplow auger
• Woman charged with stealing more than $4,000 from couple
• Employees evacuated after J.L. French fire
• Shop With A Cop brings joy to families
• Detained pilot to get bail hearing
• Sheboygan woman allegedly bites off husbands tongue
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: I want to keep it alive
• Special Report: Sheboygan hopes its barking up the right tree with dog ordinance
• Cowboys Don Meredith dies after brain hemorrhage
• Waldo man arrested for OWI after striking power pole
• Calif. home with largest amount of homemade explosives ever found to be destroyed
• Council to mull bond financing for Green Envirotech
• Badgers finally get Rose Bowl nod
• New Calumet County DA a crusader for people
• Boy, 7, killed in Wisconsin snowmobile crash
• Hundreds attend Wisconsin hostage takers memorial
• Sheboygan native Martha Hill selected for Special Olympics fundraising committee
• Sheboygan pilot awaits second hearing, now in holding cell
• Update: Sheboygan pilot still detained, awaiting another hearing tomorrow
• Gas heater sparks fire near Oostburg
• Sheboygan pilot detained after drug bust in Dominican Republic
• Christmas spirit floods downtown
• Day In Court
• Sheboygan hopes its barking up the right tree with dog ordinance
• Kiel man hurt in two-car crash
• Gas heater causes small fire near Oostburg
• Kohler Co. union plans informational picket
• Talking trash: Woman wants city to lift ban on small grocery bags for garbage
• Jaycees Holiday Parade tradition has a new spirit this year
• GOP leaders ready to roll on the economy
• Republican runs strong in many county districts
• City native, renowned soprano Helen Boatwright dies at 94
• Alleged drunken driver charged in crash
• 13 take out petitions for Sheboygan alderman
• Dietz named Calumet County DA replaces Ken Kratz
• Two charged after man went crazy, got punched
• UAW Local 833 plans informational picket Monday at Kohler Co.
• Celebrated Lakeland soprano Helen Boatwright dies at 94
• Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle names Manitowoc County assistant DA Jerilyn Dietz to replace Ken Kratz in Calumet County
• Sheboygan police to investigate Fond du Lac police excessive force case
• PRESS NOW: Kohler union to have informational picket changes in holiday parade dog ordinance special report
• Press looking for Hub photographers
• Ten take out petitions for alderman
• Slinger High football player dies in weight accident
• EPA investigating Wisconsin power plants
• Howard paper plant accident near Green Bay leaves 1 dead, 1 critically injured
• Cubs great, broadcaster Ron Santo dies at 70
• Museum installs vintage torpedoes on USS Cobia
• Marinette standoff report expected in 2 weeks
• High-speed rail meeting draws big crowd in Fond du Lac
• Shovels ready Lets dig in
• Plymouth OKs loan for milk co-op upgrade adopts budget
• Police: Alcohol, speed factors in crash that killed Adrian Laurich
• Overturned semi closes I-43 on-ramp for hours
• Area Badgers fans smell roses
• Sheboygan County deer harvest up 5 percent over last years take
• Sheboygan County deer harvest up 5 percent over last years take
• Two charged after man went crazy, got punched
• Alleged drunken driver charged in crash that injured teen
• Oostburg voters among most Republican in state
• Alleged drunken driver charged in crash that injured teen
• Man, 33, dead after one-car crash
• Semi overturns on 43/23 ramp
• Two charged after man went crazy, got punched
• PRESS NOW: Man killed in crash whos going to the Rose Bowl
• Oostburg voters among most Republican in state
• Listen to 911 call made about Marinette hostage crisis
• Milwaukee woman killed for taking call during sex
• State wont represent sexting ex-DA Kratz
• Answers sought in Marinette hostage situation
• Open house on Indiana Avenue plans set
• City embarks on long-term budget plan
• Holiday brat fry will benefit Salvation Army
• Sheboygan man, 34, charged with stalking woman
• Man, 20, charged in sex assault of 12-year-old girl
• County Board may cut members
• Drivers cited in crash
• Photos: MSTC & Lakeland College Celebrate 20-Year Partnership
• Are you making Rose Bowl plans
• Both drivers cited after injury crash near Random Lake
• Marinette community searches for answers after tragedy
• Sheboygan County deer harvest up 5 percent
• Wisconsin joins states banning driving and texting
• Winter parking rules now in effect in Sheboygan
• Semi trailer fire closes I-43 ramp at Cedar Grove
• Corrections: Library funding not from Motor Vehicle Fund
• Man is no longer missing, but refuses to return home
• Citizens concerns over Green Envirotech plant in Sheboygan prompt discussion
• Stock the Shelves still in need of donations
• Central Wisconsin Center Newsletter - Dec. 2010
• Update: Search ends after missing man texts mother
• Man, 25, arrested after allegedly firing gun while on the toilet
• Sheboygan man faces felony after high-speed chase
• Cedar Grove stalker set for trial next week on final charges
• Cedar Grove stalker set for trial next week on final charges
• Wisconsin joins states banning driving and texting
• Park for tomorrow winter parking rules start Wednesday
• UW-Madison student charged in death of mother
• Group hosting discussion forum tonight on concerns with Green Envirotech plans
• PRESS NOW: Newest updates from Marinette food bank fundraiser needs help
• Howards Grove native passes on memorable plaque to Faller
• Report: Lakeland's international students contribute $4M to Wis. economy
• Marinette community left wondering why in wake of hostage standoff at school
• Kenya calls US swamp of graft cable malicious
• Alleged student gunman in Marinette High School hostage situation has potentially life-threatening injuries after standoff
• Semi trailer fire closes I-43 ramp at Cedar Grove
• Captured students tried to keep alleged gunman at Marinette High calm during ordeal
• Plymouth nears deal on upgrade for milk co-op
• Sheboygan Common Council starts now on 12 budget
• Sheboygan man faces felony after high-speed chase
• Sheboygan man faces felony after high-speed chase
• Man, 25, arrested after allegedly firing gun while on the toilet
• Man, 25, arrested after allegedly firing gun while on the toilet
• Teens arrested outside Hmong New Year
• Teens arrested outside Hmong New Year
• PRESS NOW: Getting a jump on next years budget where to find Christmas spirit
• Kellett School online registration opens
• Registration for Spring Kellett School classes begins Nov. 29
• Airplane, Naked Gun actor Nielsen dies
• Authorities ID man who died after Soldier Field fall
• State public defenders office to add 30 attorneys
• Walker could derail Midwest rail plans
• WikiLeaks info reveals sensitive diplomacy
• Online sales tax loophole costs Wisconsin
• Hunters say theyre still not seeing many deer
• Woman offered big bucks for big buck
• Deadline for no-call list nears
• Hmong association celebrates 30 years of helping Hmong population
• SASD plans charter school meetings
• Banks to assist The Salvation Army
• Website of Shame long-term winner for state
• LTC Foundation Board names new members
• Hmong festival special for young couples
• Area shoppers storm stores on Black Friday
• PRESS NOW: Black Friday frenzy Pranges holiday display set to please
• 24 dozen horses die in barn fire near Janesville
• Madison cops arrest woman for threatening shoppers
• Sheboygan shoppers embrace Black Friday
• State motor vehicle office in Sheboygan closed today
• Man hits tree during police chase
• Plymouth man, 21, hurt in one-vehicle accident
• Hundreds enjoy food, fellowship
• Hmong celebration embraces diversity
• Sheboygan Council goes overtime on 2011 budget
• Appeals court overturns conviction
• Council goes overtime to pass 2011 budget
• Boston Store revives holiday window display
• Pizza Ranch to offer free Thanksgiving meal
• Sheboygan family thankful for health, help after near-fatal Mexico crash
• Lawsuits against I-43 golf ramp denied on appeal
• Caffe Kita closes its doors
• Council still working to finalize 2011 budget
• Caffe Kita closing in downtown Sheboygan
• Sheboygan unemployment rate up slightly
• Conviction overturned due to judges relative in jury pool
• PRESS NOW: Will city budget finally pass tonight family thankful despite Mexico nightmare
• Court: Sheboygan police officers correctly knocked on drivers house
• Plymouth man injured in crash
• Lawsuits against I-43 golf ramp denied on appeal
• Man, 27, hits tree while trying to flee Sheboygan police
• Possible 2011-12 NFL season lockout could cost Green Bay $160M
• Latest deadline for Wisconsins no-call list is Tuesday
• Fond du Lac woman breaks into room with ax during fight with husband
• Section of North 29th Street to close Monday
• Medical problem likely cause of I-43 crash
• Snow-rain mix could affect holiday traffic
• Plymouth Utilities water outage scheduled for Friday
• Sheboygan Common Council poised to pass 2011 budget
• $39M sale of share in Edgewater power plant is nearly complete
• Kestell to head Assemby Education Committee
• DNR: Local deer harvest up 10 percent opening weekend
• Date with wrecking ball for former Pentair plant
• City man, 20, charged with fleeing scene of injury crash
• Charges filed in stabbing of two at bar
• Diabetic attack likely cause of I-43 crash
• Man, 20, charged with fleeing injury crash
• Snow-rain mix could affect holiday traffic
• Special Report: Perfect storm swamps local school districts
• Rep. Kestell named Assembly Education Committee chairman
• Thanksgiving Day activities, services
• Suspect from Sheboygan stabbing had been wanted since 2008
• Former Pentair building to be razed
• Plymouth Utilities schedules water outage for Friday
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• Beyond the playing field: Lakeland student-athletes lend a helping hand
• PRESS NOW: Stabbing suspect in court city budget: whats Meads future
• Ten Muskies receive All-NAC accolades
• 2010 Fall Recap
• Muskie Spotlight: Mallory Magee
• Muskie Spotlight: James Parker
• Prince William, Kate to wed April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Rare November tornado causes damage in Wisconsin
• DNR: Local deer harvest up 10 percent opening weekend
• Council to adopt budget Wednesday night
• Mead Library closed Thursday, Friday
• Panel backs funding aid for new business
• Corrections Exhibit admission prices omitted
• Man suspected of stabbing 2 people at bar
• Charge dropped for reckless endangerment
• Hunter bags 18-point buck near Oostburg
• Aluminum siding stolen from mink farm
• Domestic abuse call yields guns, drug paraphernalia
• Sheboygan Falls mother, son charged with forging checks
• Domestic abuse call yields guns, drug paraphernalia
• Sheboygan Falls mother, son charged with forging checks
• Man shoots 19-point buck in Town of Lima
• $39M sale of Sheboygan power plant share nearly done
• Vikings fire Childress after falling to 3-7
• PRESS NOW: Police looking for man accused of double-stabbing another city budget hearing tonight
• Reckless endangerment charge dropped
• Today is snowplow appreciation day
• Man, 29, sought in double stabbing at bar
• Aluminum siding stolen from mink farm
• Bembenek dies after years of trying to clear name
• Wisconsin ban on texting while driving starts Dec. 1
• Photos: American Music Awards from Sunday night
• Milwaukee man, 63, hurt in fall from tree stand
• Two injured in apparent stabbing
• Christmas tradition
• Aldermen go back to work tonight
• Perfect storm swamps local school districts
• Under way
• Under way
• No more texting behind the wheel
• Company executives nephew charged in wire theft case
• New city gateway park is planned
• Sick dog distracts driver, causes crash
• Sheboygan woman wins $1,000 in lottery
• Women's Basketball participate in NCAA three-point rule experiment
• Company executives nephew charged in wire theft
• PRESS NOW: Surprising cause of Thursdays rollover perfect storm for school districts
• Sheboygan woman wins $1,000 in lottery
• Lakeland students can earn their wings with aviation minor
• Kohler Co. union to vote on contract
• Sheboygan County voter turnout 52 percent
• $800 stolen from change machines
• No trash pickup in Sheboygan on Thanksgiving
• Shoplifter caught sleeping in store
• Domestic violence vigil will be held on Saturday
• Jaws of Life free man after crash
• Fire damages duplex on south side
• Sargento, Plymouth ink expansion deal
• Fire destroys barn on Belgium farm
• FdL police officers use of force under investigation
• Don Martineau '68
• Call for Proposals
• Visit by Japanese Ambassador
• Kohler Co. union to vote on contract Dec. 12
• Lakeland College to offer aviation minor
• Flight For Life called to rollover crash near Johnsonville
• PRESS NOW: Woman escapes from burning home
• $800 stolen from change machines
• Update: Woman escapes, dog rescued from house fire
• Shoplifter caught after loitering, sleeping at store
• Deer widows can have their own fun
• The sights are set
• Budget plan may keep jobs, erase deficit
• Woman charged for alleged ID theft that stems from robbery
• Truancy drops in city district
• Jury finds man not guilty in beating
• Mans stabbing conviction overturned on appeal
• Teen injured in farm mishap
• Wangemann wont seek new term on council
• Budget plan may keep jobs, erase deficit
• Wangemann wont seek new term on council
• House Dems keep Pelosi as leader
• PRESS NOW: Conviction overturned ready... set... HUNT
• Jury finds man not guilty in ambush attack
• Wire, scrap metal taken from Times Printing
• Wire, scrap metal taken from Times Printing
• Carnival workers stabbing conviction overturned on appeal
• Police: Dane County man shoots TV after Palin dance, leading to standoff
• Woman charged for alleged ID theft stemming from robbery
• Boy, 17, injured in farm mishap
• Suspects still at large in Cousins Subs robbery
• Congressmen want options for high-speed rail money
• DOJ posts open records, meetings videos
• A clerical error leads to 10 felony charges instead of one
• Green Bay woman hurt in Hwy. 23 rollover
• 19 car-deer crashes reported in three days
• Kohler hopes pact with union done before Christmas
• New funding formula would boost school aid
• Promising future: 500 attend video premiere to help promote county business
• Man, 83, injured in garage fire
• Council will not restrict ambulance
• Clerical error leads to 10 felony charges instead of 1
• Injury reported in garage fire near Elkhart Lake
• PRESS NOW: Can firefighters respond to your emergency
• Green Bay woman hurt in Hwy. 23 morning rollover
• DNR to test wild deer for CWD
• Fond du Lac woman, 19, tackles burglar
• PTO treasurer charged with stealing $8,000
• Plymouth man hospitalized after weekend crash
• Two men sought for stealing more than $1,000 during Cousins Subs robbery
• Woman upset with husband intentionally crashes car
• Veterinarians may help issue dog licenses
• Dont cut library, council told
• Sheboygan veterinarians appear open to issuing dog licenses
• Woman upset with husband intentionally crashes car
• PTO treasurer charged with stealing $8,000
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• PRESS NOW: Cousins robbery suspects at large city budget public hearing tonight
• Update: More than $1,000 taken in Cousins Subs robbery
• 19 car-deer crashes reported in three days
• Plymouth man hospitalized after weekend crash
• Rewrite of state school aid formula has its price
• Activists to rally in favor of high-speed rail
• Sheboygan tales: Historians new book tells of citys colorful history
• Plymouth Utilities in line for new home
• Talks of Sheboygan casino at South Pier District are either stalled or dead
• Police seek information about injury hit-and-run
• Plymouth to discuss how it will aid Sargento expansion
• Forward movement for Wade House
• Eagle Scout candidate leads restoration of Falls River Walk
• Record 97-yard TD run paces Lakeland to 29-7 win over Concordia
• Badgers blast Indiana, 83-20
• Police seek information about injury hit-and-run
• Applications taken to succeed Plymouth alderman
• Kohler Co. union negotiations dragging on
• SASD names assistant superintendent
• Ryan drops tax hike plan
• One injured in two-car crash near Cedar Grove
• Man who escaped chase gets prison
• His fathers son: Lakeland football player draws inspiration from late dad
• Kohler Co., union negotiations drag on
• Ryan drops plan for tax hike
• PRESS NOW: Prison sentence for 100 mph chase Lakeland athlete copes with heartbreak
• Harley turns down state tax credits
• Man who escaped after 100 mph chase gets prison
• Walker demands Doyle stop projects
• A special salute
• LTC honors its veterans
• LeMahieu joins budget committee
• Sheboygan man, 18, arrested for multiple vehicle entries Thursday
• Jaycees seek entries for countys 18th annual holiday parade
• Sunny Ridge residents join centers Veterans Wall
• Restaurateurs plan takeout soup shop
• Borts, Sarbacker earn All-NAC accolades
• Flights of honor
• Talgo workers: Future tied to high-speed rail
• Hearing set on forming TIF district for Walmart site
• Man, 18, arrested for vehicle entries
• Ryan: No layoffs for city firemen
• Oshkosh council unanimously approves permit for mosque
• Salvation Army sets $500K holiday fundraising goal
• Filling Calumet County DA Kratz vacancy up to the governor
• LeMahieu becomes third local legislator on budget committee
• PRESS NOW: Were you hit by the parked-car bandit also, a look inside the Trophy Room
• Photos: Veterans honored at area high schools, Nov. 11
• Photos: Adoptable Pets, Nov. 11
• Photos: Stoneboat Poetry Journal public reading at Paradigm Coffee and Music
• Photos: 19-point buck shot in western Sheboygan County
• Public meeting planned for Hwy. 23 intersection safety improvements
• AFL-CIO president slated to speak at area Democratic Party fall dinner
• Girl hurt in crash still hospitalized
• Photos: Sunny Ridge in Sheboygan and Plymouths Parkview Elementary honor veterans with programs Nov. 11
• Victims surprise testimony forces mistrial
• Lakeland wrestler Sgt. Ryan Renon shares Veterans Day message
• Compassion Clinic set for Sunday
• Lakeland Wrestler Ryan Renon talks about Veterans Day
• Assistant school superintendent set to retire
• Woman hurt when car forced off road
• State honors veterans at work on Thursday
• Former Fond du Lac councilman auctioning Santas
• Mail holiday care packages to troops by Friday
• Wife keeping Korean War veterans story alive
• Men's soccer earns All-NAC accolades
• Quad/Graphics to add four presses at Lomira
• YMCA Doug Opel's Run for the Kids
• State DMV sites closed Monday for training
• End-of-year holds potential IRA giving opportunity
• Police investigate more harassment on UW-Whitewater campus
• 2010-11 Women's Basketball Season Preview: New faces and new opportunites are aplenty
• Surprise testimony forces mistrial in sex case
• Veterans Day programs in the area
• Hearing set on forming TIF district for Walmart site
• UW-S student charged with threat at basketball game
• Oostburg teen hurt in weekend crash remains in critical condition
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan proposes $800K tax hike to balance 2011 budget
• PRESS NOW: More on redevelopment of former Walmart site Stars and Stripes Honor Flight
• $600K lakefront vacation home destroyed
• Photos: Kiel hosts military helicopter flyover
• Size of staff, level of service still uncertain as Sheboygan wrestles with Fire Department budget
• Salvation Army sets $500K holiday fundraising goal
• April hearing set for sexual harassment case against Ryan
• Free dental screenings available for preschoolers
• Alleged drunken driver hits teens pickup in Holland
• Flores makes big plays, QB's go-to receiver
• Teen seriously hurt in crash
• Lakeland duo receive All-NAC accolades
• Sheboygan city/county joint emergency dispatch delayed
• Muskies look to capture Cheese Bowl for third straight year
• Sheboygan County under air quality watch
• Disgraced Winnebago County DA released from federal prison
• Photos: James Madison Elementarys Veterans Day celebration
• Photos: Numerous departments respond to Oostburg fire, Nov. 9
• 432nd to deploy to Afghanistan for 9 months
• PRESS NOW: Mayor surprises council with tax hike proposal sexual harassment hearing set
• Hearing set for April in sexual harassment case against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan proposes $800K tax hike for 2011 budget
• 1 dead in Sun Prairie house explosion
• UW-S student charged with threat at basketball game
• Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle leaves high-speed rail call to successor, Republican Scott Walker
• Illinois wants Wisconsins rejected stimulus funds
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Blogger asks you to share your wild game recipes
• Police: Suspect strikes squad while fleeing
• 7 departments responding to house fire near Oostburg
• Riverdale pro shop burglarized
• Sheboygan woman charged with 7th OWI
• Leibham, Grothman on budget panel
• Committee wants more time for dog ordinance in Sheboygan
• Attic fire causes significant damage
• Two hurt in three-car crash
• Shepeck finishes Muskie career in style
• Packers make Harris release official
• Firefighters douse attic fire in Sheboygan apartment on Swift Avenue
• Sheboygan County legislators, Republicans Joe Leibham and Glenn Grothman, appointed to powerful budget committee
• Two hospitalized after three-car crash
• Sheboygan woman charged with 7th OWI
• Photos: Al Harris career with Packers
• Good News: Whats new at Stayer Center Boys Girls Club
• The power of sun
• Photos: Press Best of the Week
• Republicans take aim at health care overhaul
• Republican government could mean new world for Wisconsin DNR
• 2010-11 Men's Basketball Preview: Muskies look to pick up tempo, compete daily
• Fondy woman in court for OWI shows up intoxicated
• Riverdale pro shop burglarized
• Police: Suspect strikes squad while fleeing
• Photos: MTV Europe Music Awards
• Oostburg teen seriously hurt in weekend crash
• Photos: Sheboygan firefighters respond to Swift Avenue house fire, Nov. 8
• Alleged drunken driver strikes teens pickup
• PRESS NOW: Chase leads to squad car crash dangerous dogs in Sheboygan
• Women's Basketball
• Hundreds seek treasures at St. Paul Lutherans Church Trash N Treasures rummage
• Festival of Trees set for Nov. 19-21
• Size of staff, level of service still uncertain as Sheboygan wrestles with Fire Department budget
• Men's Basketball
• City, national retailer, in talks
• Photos: WIAA Division 2 Girls Plymouth Swimming Sectional Nov. 6
• Photos: Wisconsin 34, Purdue 13
• Photos: 23rd annual Trash n Treasures Rummage Sale Nov. 6
• Badgers rally past Purdue, 34-13
• Overnight I-43 ramp closures announced
• Plymouth PD gets new fingerprinting system
• Two people after crash in the Town of Plymouth
• Clerk: Voter turnout in Sheboygan tops 65 percent
• Coats for Kids helps 250 families
• Insurance tiff stalls rebuild of Calumet Gardens
• Man allegedly choked, threatened ex
• Staying on track: DNR monitors migrating black bears
• Warrant issued for suspect in sex assault case
• Woman suffers minor injuries in rear-end crash
• Hunter bags two bucks at once
• Great Wolf, which owns and operates Blue Harbor, posts $1M loss for 3rd quarter
• Country star Kenny Chesneys June 11 concert is Lambeau Fields first since remodel
• Wood County DA John Henkelmann cleared of crime at Osthoff in Elkhart Lake
• Employers add 151K jobs, most since May
• Doyle suspends train project
• Collision course: High school football head injuries under close scrutiny
• Broken water pipe ruins gym floor at Howards Grove
• Gay rights advocates gear up to defend domestic partnership registry
• 13 tons of potatoes donated to food drive
• Reminder: Set clocks back Saturday
• bVideo:/b Thousands of deals - Sneak peek at St. Paul Lutheran Trash n Treasures rummage sale
• Insurance fight stalls Calumet Gardens rebuild
• New vehicle sales on rebound as dealerships see uptick over past year
• PRESS NOW: Future of Calumet Gardens whats the long-term viability of Fire Dept.
• Bush to address substance-abuse group in Milwaukee
• Gov.-elect Scott Walker names head of transition team
• Obama acknowledges his message didnt get through
• Pelosi will seek to stay as House Dem leader
• No survivors in Cuba airliner crash with 68 aboard
• Victims remembered 1 year after Fort Hood shooting
• Plymouth PD gets new fingerprint system
• Sheboygan County sees 68 percent voter participation City of Sheboygan at 65 percent
• Man allegedly choked, threatened ex
• Write-in votes run the gamut: Chuck Norris, Mayor Ryan, Mickey Mouse among Sheboygan County vote-getters
• Man, 23, referred for charges in 2002 sexual assault
• Japanese Ambassador visits Lakeland campus
• Woman suffers minor injuries in rear-end crash
• Warrant issued for suspect in sex assault case
• Officials: Wood County DA committed no crime at Osthoff
• Kohler Co. in Sheboygan County lays off 750 nationwide, 350 locally
• Car-deer season now at its peak in Sheboygan County
• Japanese ambassador visits Lakeland College
• Plymouth man charged for leading 9-mile chase
• Appeals court overturns former judge, reinstates refusal citation
• Helmke pledges to help with smooth sheriffs transition
• Door-to-door campaign key for Endsley
• Barrett to try to keep Milwaukee mayor office
• Walker says train can still be stopped
• Republicans say theyll focus on jobs, economy
• Chuck Norris, Bob Ryan, Apollo Creed receive write-in votes
• Man, 23, referred for charges in 2002 sexual assault
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Visit our trophy gallery
• PRESS NOW: Possible sex assault charges who voted for Mary Poppins
• Assembly committee to hold hearing on wind siting rules
• Hall of Fame manager Sparky Anderson dead at 76
• Priebe beats two-term incumbent Helmke in Sheboygan County sheriff race
• Johnson ousts Feingold in race for U.S. Senate seat
• Lakeland's Center for Economic Education gets grant
• GOP wins majority of state congressional seats
• PRESS NOW: Possible recount coming ongoing challenges at the SFD
• AP analysis: Washington a two-person, two-party town
• Plymouth man charged for leading 9-mile chase
• Newton woman pleads guilty to child sex charge
• Van Akkeren will not seek recount
• Endsley nips Van Akkeren in 26th District Leibham, Kestell win return trips to Legislature
• Obama signals compromise with GOP on tax cuts
• Appeals court overturns judge, reinstates refusal citation
• Major layoffs at Kohler Co., as 350 lose jobs in Sheboygan County
• Photos: Election Day November 2, 2010
• Hazardous waste collection set
• Voters out en masse
• Council OKs dock space for gunboat
• Election results: U.S. Senate and House - Johnson ousts Feingold
• County Board OKs tax levy increase
• Election results: Governor - Walker wins
• Voters: Keep ambulance service
• Election results: Local races - New sheriff in town Endsley edges Van Akkeren No for ambulance referendum (updated 11:08 p.m.)
• Four charged with attacking, threatening man
• Getaway driver in armed robbery gets prison
• Burglar who left blood at scene gets prison
• School district, teachers eye early retirement plan
• Walker defeats Barrett to win governors race
• Plymouth girl, 17, hurt in rollover crash
• Sheboygan school district proposes early retirement program
• PHOTOS: San Francisco Giants win World Series in 5
• Report: Brewers hire Angels bench coach as manager
• PHOTOS: Miss World beauty pageant
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• Getaway driver in armed robbery gets prison
• Police: Toro marijuana worth $3 million
• Burglar who left blood at scene gets prison
• Clerks, political parties wrapping things up for midterm election
• Giants win World Series behind Lincecum, Renteria
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan backs city figures on ambulance service
• Boat, motor trailer reported stolen
• City attorney: Records were provided in time
• Man charged with choking another man
• Roommates face charges after fight
• Man charged with fifth drunken driving offense
• Corrections: Stoltenberg address corrected
• Muskies look for second conference win
• Dont forget to vote
• PRESS NOW: Getaway driver sentenced again Election Day coverage
• Fleeing Plymouth man arrested after Calumet County crash
• Car-deer season now at its peak
• Wisconsin, feds sign high-speed rail deal
• Four charged with attacking, threatening man
• PHOTOS: Press photographers photos of the week
• Higher than average voter turnout expected Tuesday
• Barret and Walker -- In their own words
• Plymouth man faces charges after chase, crash
• Infant dies in submerged vehicle in Fox River
• Officials: Forbes ranking of Manitowoc as No. 2 small city to raise a family is beneficial
• Deletion of some online court records debated
• Men's Basketball
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• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• Boat, trailer reported stolen
• PRESS NOW: What you need to know before you vote ...
• Police: Pot bust at Toro plant is largest in county history
• View, submit your Halloween photos
• California startup, Green Envirotech Corp., to bring to Sheboygan new vehicle-recycling technology, 100 new jobs and likely occupy International Automotive Component building
• Fire destroys home, kills 9 puppies
• Stock the Shelves set up to help food pantries
• Fire destroys Town of Mitchell home, kills 9 puppies
• Photos: WIAA Football Playoffs - Waterloo 38, Oostburg 21, Oct. 30
• Photos: Haunting destinations for trick-or-treaters, Oct. 30
• City seeking greeters for polling places
• Muskie Spotlight: Adam Benson
• Shavlik makes impressive showing at NAC Tournament
• Wrestling
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• Flu vaccines offered for children, infants
• Muskies try to finish season strong
• Martin mainstay for Muskies' offense
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• Alliant awards Boys Girls Club photography grant
• Men's basketball selected third in NAC preseason coaches poll
• Three inducted into Lakeland College Athletic Hall of Fame
• Women's Volleyball
• Men's Basketball
• Women's basketball selected third in NAC preseason coaches' poll
• Muskies look to keep momentum rolling
• Men's Soccer
• Women's Basketball
• Student-athletes participate in food competition, "Cans Across the Conference"
• Two women's tennis players earn NAC recognition
• Women's Volleyball
• Women's Basketball
• View, submit your Halloween photos
• Muskies look to rebound after tough NAC loss
• Men's Soccer
• Men's Basketball
• Area trick-or-treat times
• Bormann, Petit, Laubusch earn NAC honors
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• Photos: State Boys Soccer - Fox Valley Lutheran 2, Plymouth 0, Oct. 29
• It's Time to Leave Your Mark!
• Muskies look to get off to strong start in conference play
• Women's Basketball
• bVideo:/b Dont wet your pants: Haunted backyards dot Sheboygan
• Record Attendance at Homecoming
• Live game stats available against Edgewood
• Women's Basketball
• Photos: In search of perfect pumpkin at Spiekers Pumpkin Farm Oct. 29
• Shannon Kring Buset '96
• 2010 Hall of Fame bio: Stephanie (Sprenger) Damrow
• Women's Basketball
• Photos: Sheboygan Children Museum Halloween Oct. 29
• Groundbreaking celebrates construction of Ambrose D. DeLand Child Care Center
• 2010 Hall of Fame bio: Jason Bartelt
• Men's Basketball
• Kohler Co., UAW Local 833 extend negotiations another week
• Lakeland junior Jake Schwarz suffers season-ending injury
• 2010 Hall of Fame bio: Brandon Lawson
• Wrestling
• Substantial amount of marijuana found in Plymouth by Toro Co. distribution center employees while unpacking containers of parts
• Sheboygan North wins 21st annual Lakeland High School Math Meet
• Muskies look to rebound after tough loss in NAC opener
• Women's Basketball
• Barrett, Walker spar over jobs in last debate
• 2010-2011 Wrestling Preview: "On the Attack"
• Schwake earns NAC honors
• Men's Basketball
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• Transportation spending on ballot
• Muskie Spotlight: Lindsay Rogers
• Live game stats, video available against Edgewood
• Football
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• Experts see little sign of race in 6th Congressional District
• Tonight's men's soccer game rescheduled
• Men's golf tied for third in NAC championship, three top 20 finishers
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• Dominion of Terror
• Wisconsin Way aims to solve states fiscal problems
• Poll: Walker leads Barrett by 9 points
• Photos: Mourners gather at fatal Falls crash site, Oct. 18
• Sheboygan man charged with stalking, OWI
• Photos: Friends pay tribute to Sheboygan Falls youths killed in car crash Oct. 18
• Feingold to be in Sheboygan for early vote rally Wednesday
• PRESS NOW: Man charged with stalking Praise Fellowship bouncing back
• Update: Broken down train halts traffic on Taylor Drive
• Man allegedly dumped, soaked wifes belongings
• Photos: Packers guard Daryn Colledge visits school, Oct. 19
• Burglary at vet clinic under investigation
• Town of Lima man gets 8 years in prison for selling drugs
• Unattended oil sparks kitchen fire
• Council OKs dangerous dog panel
• Sheboygan Falls mourns deaths of Travis C. Born and Dominick D. Debbink after fatal rollover Sunday night
• SASD official earns state charter school award
• Woman who stripped outside bar to give birth not pregnant
• Town of Lima man who may have distributed millions of dollars in drugs in Sheboygan County sentenced to 8 years in prison
• Calumet Co. Republican rally set for Oct. 26
• Oshkosh fisherman helps rescue bridge jumper in Green Bay
• PRESS NOW: Two killed in crash church moves on after former worship pastor devastation
• Burglary at vet clinic under investigation
• Sheboygan ponders future of Early Learning Center
• Holy Family School wins 50 laptop computers
• Sheboygan man killed in Rock County crash
• Photos: Press Photos of the Week, Oct. 11-15
• Neenahs Arboleda family watches home get built on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
• Two killed in rollover crash near Sheboygan Falls
• Unattended oil sparks kitchen fire
• Gun fired at Fond du Lac gun show
• Photos: Owlfest in Two Rivers
• A new chapter
• Courts rarely act in sewage spill cases
• Photos: Bookworm Gardens opens to the public, Oct. 16
• Photos: CLC Volleyball Tournament at Howards Grove, Oct. 16
• Marsh tower camera causing flap between snowmobilers, nearby landowners
• Photos: Prep Football - New Holstein at Kiel, Oct. 15
• Photos: prep football - Sheboygan South 10, Green Bay Southwest 7, Oct. 15
• Kohler, union contract talks to resume Monday
• Kohler School Foundation to hold Fall Follies tonight
• Two hospitalized after car slides into Sheboygan River
• Governor candidates spar over budget, jobs in debate
• Deputy in accidental shooting to keep job
• Huber inmate found in Florida sentenced to three years prison
• Manitowoc Marine killed in blast in Afghanistan
• Sheboygan man, 43, charged with stalking woman for 3 years
• Photos: Notre Dame 42, Sheboygan North 41
• City to conduct neighborhood survey
• Sierra Club member to speak at sustainable living meeting
• Update: Two injured after car slides into Sheboygan River
• City wood chipper declared total loss
• PRESS NOW: Brewing controversy at Marsh tower whats the future hold for the ELC
• Coroner: Woman pulled from Neenah harbor died of drowning
• Wausau police arrest 2 men accused of sexually assaulting girl, 9
• Brookfield man convicted in girlfriends 2009 murder in Fond du Lac
• Deputy disciplined for actions in accidental shooting
• Barrett criticizes Walker over Milwaukee County finances
• Man charged with stalking woman for three years
• Manitowoc Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Kohler, UAW Local 833 contract talks will resume Monday as talks enter ninth week
• Jail escapee found in Florida gets three years prison
• Woman files civil lawsuit against sexting DA
• City wood-chipper declared total loss in fire
• Cruising for Kai to support HALO program
• Car slides into Sheboygan River two transported to hospital
• Sargento to expand, create 120 jobs
• Photos: boys soccer - Kohler 2, Sheboygan Christian 1, Oct. 14
• Grocery co-op to open downtown
• Photos: boys soccer - Howards Grove 5, Oostburg 0, Oct. 14
• Fire chief: Paramedics looking elsewhere for jobs
• Hub photos: Black Violin performs at Lakeland College
• Out of control brush fire levels barn
• City man, 29, allegedly stole cousins TV to pay drug debt009
• View all the Good News in Sheboygan County here
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• Bob Uecker needs a second heart surgery
• Photos: Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki in Sheboygan Oct.13
• Out of control grass fire levels barn
• Photos: Halloween costume ideas
• Sargento to expand, create 120 jobs
• Rodgers cleared after concussion, hopes to play
• Town of Greenbush man gets jail for pot grow discovered during fire
• Withheld records force dismissal of sex assault case
• Father, son charged with shining buck in November 2009
• Man fleeing stapler attack falls from window
• First Childrens Book Festival one for the books
• Amber Bahr testifies at Fort Hood hearing
• City to seek concessions from labor unions
• Plymouth look to move forward with $8M utility center
• County home sales drop by 23 percent
• Wis. National Guard: Send soldiers holiday mail soon
• PRESS NOW: More on ambulance referendum sounds of classical music and hip hop
• As Chile celebrates, mines future in question
• Man allegedly stole cousins TV to pay drug debt
• Senate, Assembly candidates meet in forum 26th Assembly race between Rep. Terry Van Akkeren and challengers Mike Endsley and Job Hou-Seye draws most attention
• Wrong-way driver causes head-on crash on Highway 57
• Gannett Wisconsin Media announces local advertising relationship with Yahoo
• Damaged headstones in Manitowoc cemetery to be repaired by weeks end
• Phone used to locate lost hunter
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he will meet with Vikings QB Brett Favre if necessary over texts and photos involving former New York Jets employee
• Photos: Miners being rescued in Chile
• VIDEO: Woman dies when car plunges into Lake Winnebago
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue task expected to be complete by Thursday sunrise
• Plymouth plans $8 million operations center for electric utility
• Cocaine charges dismissed against city man, 68
• PRESS NOW: Jail for marijuana grow revealed by fire downtown grocery co-op
• Sheboygan man charged with fraud in Two Rivers
• Photos: A street-legal Radio Flyer wagon
• String of car-water crashes stuns Neenah residents
• Father, son charged with shining buck in November 2009
• Attorney: Abuse victim will sue former Calument County District Attorney Ken Kratz
• Random Lake soldier testifies at Fort Hood hearing
• Town of Greenbush man gets jail for pot grow discovered during fire
• Man fleeing stapler attack falls from window
• Withheld records force dismissal of sex assault case
• Special report: Bringing honor and respect back to the clan system in Hmong culture
• Rescue order of men pulled from Chilean mine
• Two men, from Cedar Grove and Sheboygan, charged with thefts from cars on north side
• Photos: Boys Soccer - Pulaski takes on Sheboygan South, Oct. 12
• Felon charged with gun possession after argument
• Photos: Boys Soccer - Sheboygan North 4, Kaukauna 1, Oct. 12
• Fort Hood hearing delayed Random Lake soldier hurt in attack ready to testify
• Photos: Candidate Debate at UW-Sheboygan Oct. 12
• Sheboygan County may get more federal funds for biking, walking paths under bill being considered by Congress
• Two men, from Cedar Grove and Sheboygan, charged with thefts from cars on north side
• PRESS NOW: Local soldier to testify in Ft. Hood hearing candidates face off
• Local victim, Pfc. Amber Bahr of rural Random Lake, to testify against alleged Fort Hood shooter
• Remembering John Lennon in pictures
• Third car in a week goes into Lake Winnebago in city of Neenah
• Felon charged with gun possession after argument
• The Hub: QA with Black Violin member
• First Chilean miners expected to be lifted tonight
• Phone used to locate lost hunter, a Sheboygan man, in Kettle Moraine State Forest
• Senate debate focuses on free speech
• Sheboygan man, 19, charged with taping sex with girlfriend
• Police: Sheboygan Man refused to let girlfriend sleep
• Police: Car hits Kiel roundabout at 90 mph, flies 8 feet off ground
• Mini-bowling for dollars: Thielmanns Athletic Club recycles wood lanes from North Bowl to help raise scholarship money
• Budget issues slow debate on hiring city administrator in Sheboygan
• Driver flees from fiery rollover crash
• Chamber to hold candidate forums
• Manitowoc man arrested for allegedly driving over headstones
• Waldo driver critically injured in head-on crash with wrong-way driver on Highway 57
• Photos: Miners rescue test in Chile
• Sheboygan County native, suspect in Minocqua homicide, pleads not guilty
• Wisconsin DNR offices closed today due to furloughs
• Wisconsin Senate candidates, Democratic Sen. Russ Feingold and Republican challenger Ron Johnson, to debate tonight in Wausau
• Police: Sheboygan Man refused to let girlfriend sleep
• Conversation: What do you want to hear in Senate debate
• Driver flees from fiery rollover crash of Dodge Durango on Sunday on Rhine Road and County FF near Elkhart Lake
• Chile miners are heroes, but fame can be fleeting
• Police: Car hits Kiel roundabout at 90 mph, flies 8 feet off ground
• PRESS NOW: Man lucky to be alive after dramatic crash
• Sheboygan man, 19, charged with taping sex with girlfriend
• Injured Rockford football player injured in Lakeland game on Saturday released from Theda Clark Medical Center
• Packers Rodgers to miss practice time, Finley likely to miss 3-6 weeks
• Boys Girls Club honors their outstanding youth for September
• Helping hand for a hero
• City embarks on neighborhood rehabilitation
• Photos: Wigwam Mountain Bike Challenge
• Photos: Press photos of the Week, Oct. 4-9
• Adoptable pets from Sheboygan County Humane Society
• Century-old Sheboygan Steel Sales still family-owned just by a different family
• Bringing honor and respect back to the clan system
• Rockford player airlifted after Lakeland football game
• Fire destroys Glenbeulah home
• UPDATE: Rockford College football player in fair condition after being airlifted to Neenah hospital after injury during game at Lakeland College
• Photos: Prep Football - Manitowoc 28, Sheboygan South 14, Oct. 9
• Photos: Sheboygan Norths 2010 Homecoming dance, Oct. 9
• Tax-exempt deadline approaches for nonprofit groups
• Jaycees looking for holiday parade participants
• Collectors road show coming to city
• Kiel woman injured in car-deer crash
• 3 arrested after vehicle entries
• Man dies before crash
• Library faces cuts
• Murderer charged in attack at prison
• Kohler, union to continue talks
• Photos: Prep Football - Kewaskum at Plymouth, Oct. 8
• Photos: prep football - Green Bay East 34, Sheboygan North 17, Oct. 8
• Fire destroys mobile home in Glenbeulah
• Badgers topple Minnesota, 41-23
• Mead Library will be closed Monday
• NFL looking into Favre sexting allegations
• Chilton man gets additional prison time for chase
• Discarded cigarette coupons lead to arrest
• Man charged with sexual assault in 2004
• Oostburg volleyball player Maddy Kaat back on court 10 days after near-fatal stroke
• Falls teen granted sweet ride for Make-A-Wish
• Citys leaf collection program starts today
• Kohler High School to celebrate stadium makeover as Kohler Co. donates $1 million for project as contract talks continue with UAW Local 833
• Discount prescription cards can save cash
• Coroner: Plymouth man in crash died of heart attack
• Kiel woman hurt in car-deer crash
• Three arrested after spate of vehicle entries
• One dead after car crashes into Lake Winnebago in Neenah
• Photos: Welcome back Maddy Kaat. Oct. 7
• Photos: Fatal crash in Lake Winnebago in Neenah
• Photos: girls volleyball - Sheboygan South bests Sheboygan North, 3-2, Oct. 7
• PRESS NOW: Non-profits in peril Norths homecoming
• Photos: boys soccer - Sheboygan North 3, Sheboygan South 0, Oct. 7
• Murderer housed in county jail charged in attack
• Plymouth man, 73, dies in one-car accident
• Kohler Co., United Auto Workers Local 833 agree to extend contract negotiations into next week in hopes of reaching an agreement
• UAW Local 833 informational picket near Kohler Co. draws thousands of members, supporters as union and Kohler continue contract negotiations
• Chilton man gets additional prison time for chase
• Driver in Fox Cities high-speed chase arrested in Sheboygan
• PRESS NOW: Kohlers $1M gift to football Maddy Kaat returns
• Discarded cigarette coupons lead to arrest
• Man charged with sexual assault in 2004
• Kohler picket draws thousands
• Photos: This teen knows how to Make-A-Wish, Oct. 7
• Phillies Halladay tosses second postseason no-hitter
• 5th OWI brings Sheboygan man 6-month jail term
• Photos: UAW Informational Picket in Kohler Oct. 6
• Cedar Grove man charged with sexual abuse of girl in 1990s
• Judges OWI ruling upheld on appeal
• Sheboygan man gets prison for child abuse, strangulation of girlfriend
• Photos: Dominion of Terror is set to scare in Sheboygan
• SASD sees small decline in enrollment numbers
• Aldermen recommend hiring city administrator
• Absentee voting under way
• Correction: Weight corrected in powerlifting story
• Missing Falls woman, 90, dies in Indiana train crash
• City store to issue free smoke alarm batteries
• Police, fire face deep budget cuts
• Lakeland campus sees rise in students attending
• Sheboygan Area School District teachers and officials begin negotiations on new contract, which expires in June
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• Corrections: Library funding to drop $303K under proposed city budget
• Kohler Co. not threatening to move UAW Local 833 rep retires as negotiations continue
• Who is the cheapest candidate for Wisconsin Gov., Republican Scott Walker or Democrat Tom Barrett
• 3 UW students fined $86,000 for house party
• Judges OWI ruling upheld on appeal
• Conversation: Randy Moss to Vikings
• PRESS NOW: Picket line at Kohler Co. big changes in store for City Hall
• Sheboygan man gets prison for child abuse, strangulation of daughter, 3
• VIDEO REPLAY: From the UAW picket line at Kohler Co.
• 5th OWI brings Sheboygan man 6-month jail term
• Sheboygan Falls woman, 90, dies in Indiana train crash near Gary
• Photo: boys soccer - Plymouth 4, Kiel 0, Oct. 5
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• Cedar Grove man charged with sexual abuse of girl in 1990s
• Hearing set for complaint of alleged sexual harassment against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan by Human Resources Director Angela Payne
• Special Report: Number of high school seniors choosing to enlist surges to new heights
• Sheboygan woman charged in theft of nephews credit card
• Three from Plymouth charged with leaving passed-out teen on Forest Avenue lawn
• Photos: ribbon cutting - Sheboygan celebrates new buses Oct. 4
• Port Washington man allegedly fled police with 4 kids in car
• Photos: Sheboygan rethinks dog ordiance proposal Oct. 4
• Woman charged with telephone harassment
• UAW 833 withdraws unfair labor charge against Kohler Co. contract talks between union, company still deadlocked
• Sheboygan alderman vote to shelve dangerous dog ordinance as more than 100 protesters show displeasure at common council meeting
• Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryans 2011 budget proposes cutting 24 positions, including 3 Mead Public Library staffers
• Woman cited for OWI after crash
• Study weighs Plymouth Utilities value against lost revenue for city
• Resignation may not end Ken Kratzs woes after sexting scandal
• Green Bay Packers fan who painted fence along Lambeau Field dodges city citation
• Sheboygan woman charged with harboring felon from Milwaukee
• St. Anna fireman Steven Koeser honored at National Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Maryland
• Poll: Americans support community colleges
• Three Plymouth residents accused of kicking, abandoning unconscious teen
• Men charged with harvesting marijuana
• PRESS NOW: Update on sexual harassment complaint against mayor
• Drug dealer from Milwaukee in cocaine ring sentenced in Sheboygan County to three years in prison
• Local UAW 833 union rep retires as Kohler Co. negotiations continue
• Discussion: Proposed city dog ordinance
• Photos: Longfellow School fishing club get safety, fishing lessons, Oct. 5
• Judge likely to hear complaint against Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan in sexual harassment complaint against fired Human Resources Director Angela Payne in February
• Plymouth man arrested after boy, 17, found unconscious
• Photos: Farm Aid concert in Milwaukee
• Photos: Press Photos of the Week, Sept. 26-Oct. 2
• Woman cited for OWI after wrong-way crash
• Union withdrew unfair labor charge against Kohler Co.
• Prosecutors to seek 12 years prison for serial burglar
• Calumet County DA Kratz resigns amid sexting scandal
• Plymouth man arrested after boy, 17, found unconscious
• PRESS NOW: Kohler UAW drops complaint decision on citys dangerous dogs
• Woman charged with telephone harassment
• Port Washington man allegedly fled police with 4 kids in car
• Health surveyors on way to Sheboygan
• GOP has momentum as November election nears
• UAW Local 833 to picket at Kohler Co. after union, company extend contract negotiations
• City will consider campfires on some beaches
• Wis. justices to consider curbing online records
• Green Bay girl, 12, helps rescue 6 children from house fire
• Study shows domestic violence deaths increase
• View and submit your 2010 homecoming photos
• Number of high school seniors choosing to enlist surges to new heights
• Kohler Co., UAW Local 833 union extend contract talks, negotiations for another week
• Illegal sewage overflows common
• Photos: Girls Volleyball - The 2010 Kelly Oelhafen Memorial Volleyball Tournament in Oostburg, Oct.
• Photos: Sheboygan Souths 2010 Homecoming dance, Oct. 2
• Tom Barrett takes in Sheboygan-style Oktoberfest
• Wood Co. DA accused of lewd act at Osthoff
• Ex-Osthoff employee alleges lewd act by prosecutor during stay at Elkhart Lake resort
• Council to consider dangerous dog ordinance on Monday
• Photos: Candidate Tom Barrett makes stop at Sheboygan Octoberfest Oct.1
• Photos: football - Oostburg 30, Cedar Grove 0, October 1
• Photos: football - De Pere 10, Sheboygan South 7, October 1
• Kohler Co., union extend contract talks
• Document: Proposed vicious animal ordinance
• Handgun, riding lawnmower taken in burglaries
• Water main break floods four Plymouth basements
• Sheboygan area educators nominated for awards
• Dog owners to have their day
• One injured, one charged after attack in bathroom
• Man, 49, charged with attacking co-worker during work retreat
• Wausau-based bank announces plans to open Sheboygan office
• Teddy Bear Tea tickets on sale
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Woman, 23, injured in crash
• Ozaukee students hurt after wagon tips
• DOT warns drivers its deer-collision season
• Handgun, riding mower taken in burglaries
• Attorney: Civil suit against Kratz possible
• PRESS NOW: Students flocking to military is your dog dangerous
• Update: Wood County DA caught viewing pornography at Elkhart Lake resort
• Water main break floods Plymouth basements
• Barrett making campaign stop at Oktoberfest tonight
• Photos: girls swimming - Sheboygan North tops South at Redwing meet Sept. 30
• Man charged in bathroom attack
• Man gets 9 months jail for 5th OWI
• Man, 19, charged with veering at oncoming cars
• Drug dealer gets four years prison
• Area part of 20/20 report
• Falls schools need upgrades
• Update: 5 high school junior girls hospitalized after hay wagon tips during Ozaukee High School home
• Photos: Color exhibition at Two Fish Gallery
• Photos: Advance Eyecare moves into former bank building
• Photos: Joan Hennessys home for AAUW tour
• Photos: Second informational ambulance issue meeting Sept. 29
• Ambulance debate continues
• Photos: The Sheboygan Theatre Company rehearsal of Nunsense
• Dangerous dog restrictions backed
• Man, 20, charged with sexually assaulting 11-year-old girl
• End near for dark-colored garbage bags
• Great Wolf CEO featured on TV
• Chamber to host economic development presentation
• Were you at the scene of the Ozaukee High School accident
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• Crime board says Kratz omitted key details
• Man gets 9 months jail for 5th OWI
• Drug dealer gets four years prison
• Packers generate millions in revenue
• PRESS NOW: Panic at Ozaukee homecoming Sheboygan to be on 20/20
• Document: Proposed vicious animal ordinance
• RAW VIDEO: Ozaukee High hay wagon tips
• Passenger hospitalized after alleged OWI crash
• Man, 19, charged with veering at oncoming cars
• Motorcyclist injured after striking car
• Financial representative from Verona charged with attack during work retreat at Osthoff Resort in El
• Photos: Dancing with the Stars, Week 2
• Sheboygan man, 20, charged with sexually assaulting young girl
• Milwaukee fourth most impoverished city
• Poverty on rise in county
• Photos: Sheboygan County Cross Country Meet Sept. 28
• PRESS NOW: What will be todays ambulance debate highlight
• Photos: Ambulance issue information session Sept. 28
• Kohls opens new stores, creates nearly 3,000 jobs
• Wisconsin crime victims board to discuss DA Ken Kratz scandal
• Special Report: Three Sheboygan factories sitting empty, for now
• God was good all along the way
• First public information session a debate over dollars, safety
• Charter glitch cut cable during Packers game
• Woman gets prison for sixth OWI
• Photos: President Obama visits Madison
• Should Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz be disbarred
• Photos: Most desired holiday toys
• Milwaukee man faces 61 felony charges
• Bridge inspections will close traffic lanes
• Correction: Waldo wastewater plant story corrected
• South-side neighborhood considered for city revitalization designation
• Photos: Bumbling Packers fall to Bears, 20-17
• Obama enlists rock bands at Madison campus rally
• Alls not lost after engagement ring dropped off Brooklyn Bridge
• Kohler, UAW still talking new contract
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• S.I. Metals Supply Co. acquires Sheboygan Steel Sales
• Photos: 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame candidates
• Sheboygan woman gets 18 months prison for 6th OWI
• PRESS NOW: Local teen suffers stroke public info session on ambulance service
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• Packers Collins confronts fan after loss to Bears
• Oostburg girl, 16, suffers stroke during volleyball practice
• Attorney: Kratz intends to resign
• New judge settles in
• Man charged with stealing silver coins
• Man charged in video game theft
• Photos: Memory Walk fights Alzheimers disease Sept. 25
• Ambulance sessions set to begin
• Bog areas hampering boat access at Marsh
• Woman who filed county complaint against Kratz has no regrets
• Keeping it natural
• Neenah Extreme home to be unveiled Oct. 17
• Press Photos of the Week, Sept. 20-25
• Answers wanted in DA scandal
• Photos: Weekend flooding in Midwest
• Johnson leads Feingold in recent polls for Wisconsin race for Senate seat
• South-side neighborhood considered for revitalization designation
• Siren man shot, killed by Burnett County sheriffs deputy
• PRESS NOW: Strike authorization vote at Kohler meet the new judge
• Photos: Ken Kratz removal hearing
• Lawyer: Calumet County DA Ken Kratz intends to resign
• Photos: Murder-suicide in Pulaski
• Police: Husband in Pulaski kiled wife, self
• Lane closures Tuesday, Wednesday for bridge inspections
• Photos: Len Nikolai Invitational Cross Country Meet in Manitowoc Sept. 25
• Photos: Sheboygan Navy League Cadets Sept. 18
• Keeping it real
• Three Sheboygan factories sitting empty, for now
• Photos: SCCA National Championship Runoffs at Elkhart Lake Sept. 25
• Photos: The Wade House Civil War Weekend Sept. 25
• Photos: Prep Football - Cedar Grove-Belgium at Lutheran-Kohler-Christian, Sept. 24
• Photos: Prep Football - Bay Port at Sheboygan North Sept. 24
• That 70s Show: Badgers roll over Austin Peay
• Photos: Ashwaubenon 28, Sheboygan South 21
• Fire evacuates Plymouth Foam plant no one injured
• Lakeland hosting search forums
• Practice tests for ACT, SAT online
• Girl, 17, hurt in car-bike crash
• Cascade man convicted of strangling his girlfriend
• Child porn suspect charged with 2 sexual assaults
• Ex-pastor faces 31 charges
• Howards Grove School District to hear update on facility study
• Man injured in rollover crash
• Waldo utility board backs cheaper wastewater plant
• Woman claims Kratz wanted sex in return for legal help
• Gov. candidates testy in first debate
• Fire evacuates Plymouth Foam plant
• Woman claims Kratz wanted sex in return for legal help
• Clean sweep for area beaches
• City man charged in Wausau bat beating
• Forbes: Kohlers net worth down
• Cascade man convicted of strangling girlfriend
• Memory Walk set for Saturday in Kohler
• PRESS NOW: More on the texting Calumet County D.A.
• Plymouth school tax levy to rise 9.16
• Former pastor faces 31 new charges for alleged child porn possession, exploitation
• County merges planning, conservation offices
• Regulators reopen sexting DA investigation
• Student home sick IDs burglar
• Girl, 17, seriously hurt in car-bike crash
• Advocacy groups demand explanation for Kratz ruling
• Rollover injury crash closes westbound Hwy. 23
• Attorney: Former Fond du Lac High School teacher embarrassed by sexual assault charges
• 2nd man charged in Random Lake burglaries
• Child porn suspect booked for alleged sexual assault
• Honor Flight gives WWII vets chance to see sites in Washington, D.C.
• Walmart lifts restrictions on building near Taylor Heights
• KFC manager charged with theft
• Photos: Plymouth hosts Kiel and Kohler in triad swim meet Sept. 23
• Man charged with attacking officers
• Sheboygan man gets prison for burglary, car theft
• Woman injured in south-side crash
• Walmart lifts restrictions on former Taylor Heights store
• Meeting today to determine if Walmart store is blighted property
• Sheboygan woman injured in south-side crash at Taylor Drive and Weeden Creek Road
• 2nd man charged in Random Lake burglaries
• KFC manager charged with theft
• City jobless rate drops to 9.6 percent
• City woman arrested for 11th operating after revocation this year
• Sustainability: Upgrades will satisfy heat, energy needs for wastewater plant
• Community to take steps to help less fortunate
• Web site created to follow search for new Lakeland College president
• Police cite Sheboygan woman for leaving scene of crash
• Doyle will begin process to remove Kratz
• State officials put bats on threatened list
• State board adopts 15-year CWD plan
• Former Fond du Lac High School coach charged with sexual assault
• Student home sick IDs burglar
• Zellner hearing delay puts plea in motion
• PRESS NOW: Decision today: Is Wal-Mart blighted
• First human case of West Nile Virus reported
• Sheboygan man charged with attacking officers while trying to fight way out of Aurora Sheboygan Memo
• Sheboygan man gets prison for burglary, car theft
• Facebook founder donating $100 million to New Jersey schools
• County seeks savings on health costs
• Corrections Registration contact for green business program corrected
• Attorney for Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz says prosecutor wants to return to job after
• Police warn of phone scam
• PRESS NOW: 27-year-old with learners permit cited for leaving the scene of crash
• Adell man cited for OWI in crash
• Woman arrested for 11th operating after revocation this year
• Corrections Tax levy increase plan for sheriffs budget corrected
• City jobless rate drops to 9.6 percent
• Howards Grove school taxes going up
• Special Report: Aggressive tourism marketing plan aims to lure travelers to area
• President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama to stump for Wisconsin Democrats Russ Feingold
• A clash over Lake Michigan fishing
• Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen criticizes Office of Lawyer Regulation for its handling o
• Ex-Kiel teacher declines to enter plea in sex assault
• DNR worries Wisconsin bats threatened with extinction
• Burglar sentenced to three years in prison
• Extreme Makeover family settling in at new home
• City man, 22, gets year in jail for child porn
• Sheboygan beaches, parks set for cleanup this weekend
• Man charged with sex assault of girl, 16
• Sheboygan woman receives 5 citations after fleeing crash scene
• Man shoots bar during conflict with wife
• Gubernatorial candidates Wallker, Barrett to debate for first time
• Manitowoc man charged after tire slashing fun
• Photos: girls volleyball - Sheboygan Lutheran at Sheboygan Christian Sept. 21
• Schwartz took Stumpf Fiddle to new heights
• Third woman accuses Kratz
• Mayor will tap the keg
• Sheboygan man sentenced to three years in prison for burglary
• Sheboygan man, 22, gets one year in jail for distributing child porn online
• Report: Obesity hurts your wallet and your health
• PRESS NOW: Are you on the list Unpaid fines database scam targets Grandma
• Database: More than 1,000 writs issued for unpaid fines
• Adell man cited for OWI in injury crash
• Photos: Dancing With the Stars premiere
• Belgium man, 31, charged for alleged sex with 16-year-old
• Third woman comes forward with accusations against DA Kratz
• Justice Department to act as prosecutor in Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz removal hearin
• Sheboygan mayor to tap keg at Oktoberfest events
• Manitowoc man charged after tire slashing fun
• Howards Grove man shoots basement bar during conflict with wife
• City bus service gets new name, logo, graphics
• Doyle wants Kratz out as DA
• New city aldermen sworn in
• Man charged in alleged robbery
• Finance Committee OKs increase for sheriffs budget
• Fishermen call for trap net closures or more education at forum
• Judge allows store to sell guns without license
• Fallout with Calumet County DA Ken Kratz takes on political tinge
• Ryan Zellner, Kiel High School sex abuse suspect, declines plea in Calumet County case
• Photos: Press best photos of the week, Sept. 13-18
• Photos: Packers rough up Bills, 34-7
• Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Walker says another man assaulted 6-year-old girl
• 71 fans ejected from Wisconsin-Arizona State game
• Sexting Calumet County DA goes on medical leave
• Strong emotions are evident in sport, commercial fishing dispute
• Photos: Miss Teen Wisconsin USA pageant
• PRESS NOW: Calumet County sexting case million-dollar shortfall at sheriffs dept.
• Group accuses Tea Party, GOP of voter suppression
• Manitowoc man, 72, receives jail time for molesting girl, 4
• View, submit your Packers party photos
• Wisconsin governor Jim Doyle seeks to remove Calumet County DA Ken Kratz from office
• PHOTOS: Miss Wisconsin USA pageant held in FDL
• Super Stars
• Victim advocates rip Kratz over text messages
• Hayssen retirees get new day in court
• Motivational speaker to address students
• Aggressive tourism marketing plan aims to lure travelers to area
• Rain gives way to sun for another successful Earth Ride
• Photos: Maywood Earthride Sept. 18
• Photos: girls tennis - Sheboygan North Invite Sept. 18
• Police looking into sexual assault case find child pornography
• 2 arrested in city during gang sweep
• Woman injured when van accelerates as she exits
• Photos: Prep Football - Sheboygan South 34, Green Bay East 12, Sept. 17
• Photos: Prep Football - Oostburg 38, Howards Grove 21, Sept. 17
• $14.5M project on I-43 set to start
• Fighting the flu
• Sheriff reopens case involving alleged shooter
• Calumet County DA says hell get therapy after sexting incident
• 21-year-old charged for allegedly wielding knife
• 79th year of archery deer season starts today
• Father charged with punching son, 11
• Cascade man charged with 5th offense drunken driving
• Man gets prison for selling cocaine
• City engineering office, staff may move
• Safe, medication stolen in burglary
• Inmate at Fox Lake Correctional Institution near Juneau found guilty of trying to kill two prison gu
• Two arrested in Sheboygan during U.S. Marshals sweep
• Calumet County District Attorney, Kratz, says text messages sent to victim in domestic abuse case we
• PRESS NOW: Old case re-opened how to bring tourists and their money to town
• Intense, low nasty U.S. Senate race expected from Russ Feingold, Ron Johnson
• Sexual assault investigation turns up child porn
• Photos: Fashion Week in New York
• Father charged with punching son, 11
• Town of Lima woman injured when van accelerates as she exits on Sheboygans south side
• Man charged for allegedly wielding knife
• Sheboygan County Sheriffs Department re-opens 2005 investigation involving alleged bar shooter from
• Woman gives birth on I-43 near Mequon
• Sheboygan Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Sexting Calumet Co. DA rejects calls to resign
• Pro-ambulance website launched
• $14.5M project on I-43 starts Monday
• Photos: boys soccer - Kohler 3, Oostburg 1, Sept. 16
• Pro-ambulance website launched
• City Hall may get accessible ramp in front
• Johnson Bank closing local branch
• Johnson Bank will close Sheboygan branch
• Submit your fall color photos
• Bicyclists to pedal for the planet
• County sees record turnout for primaries
• 6th OWI brings two years in prison
• Ambulance meetings taking shape
• Sheboygan County gang members among those nabbed by U.S. Marshals
• Kestell pulls away with the victory
• Report: Calumet County DA sexted abuse victim
• Fond du Lac man in super glue assault sues attacker
• Feingold, Johnson plan 3 debates
• Safe, medication, electronics stolen in burglary
• PRESS NOW: Thousands in medicine stolen can you get into City Hall
• Former Marquette student gets prison for selling cocaine in Sheboygan
• Cascade man charged with 5th OWI
• UPDATE: Victory for Van Akkeren, Endsley Kestell, Meyer locked in a tight race
• Photos: Wind turbine installed at Random Lake High School, Sept. 15
• Unofficial primary election returns: Van Akkeren, Endsley, Priebe win Kestell pulling away
• Burglary, drugs, OWI net Waldo man two years prison
• Woman gets less jail for fifth OWI than fourth
• Sheboygan County District Attorney: Sheboygan police officer Brandon Munnik justified in fatal shoot
• Priebe gets GOP nod for sheriff
• Unofficial primary election returns: Van Akkeren, Endsley, Priebe, win easily Kestell pulls away lat
• Victory for Van Akkeren, Endsley and Kestell
• National primary roundup: Big night for tea party with win in Delaware
• State roundup: Republicans Walker, Johnson roll to victories
• Community Conversation: Discuss Tuesdays election results
• 6th OWI brings Sheboygan man two years in prison
• Turnout for state primary falls below expectations
• Raw video: Squad car footage leading up to officer-related fatal shooting
• County sees record turnout for September elections
• Photos: Boys Soccer - Bay Port at Sheboygan North, Sept. 14
• PRESS NOW: Election Day results ADA at City Hall
• Photos: Taste of Home show gives cooks ideas Sept. 14
• Alleged Sheboygan County gang members among those throughout eastern Wisconsin nabbed by U.S. Marsha
• Photos: Election Day Sept. 14
• Calumet County DA Ken Kratz resigns from victims rights board after sex harassment complaint
• GOP primary for governor highlights state elections polls open until 8 p.m.
• Heating costs on the rise
• DA: Sheboygan police officer justified in fatal shooting of Two Rivers man on Michigan Ave.
• Burglary, drugs, OWI yield two years in prison for Waldo man
• Document: DAs opinion on fatal officer-related shooting
• PRESS NOW: Fatal shooting justified Election Day news
• West Bend woman gets less jail for 5th OWI than 4th after sentencing in Sheboygan County
• Report: Packers Grant to miss rest of season
• Photos: Boys Soccer - Plymouth 7, Sheboygan Falls 1, Sept. 13
• Photos: Packers Grant out for season
• 19-year-old charged in alleged OWI injury crash
• Man convicted of possessing child porn found by technician
• Tunnel vision
• Dredging of river delayed until spring
• Corrections: Address incorrect in story
• Little interest in Obamas school speech
• DA to rule today on shooting
• Man pleads not guilty in accidental shooting of deputy
• Gas price jump in Wisconsin blamed on Illinois pipeline leak
• Extreme Makeover family settles in
• Panel looks at smaller council
• Photos: Packers hang on in season opener at Philly
• Photos: MTV Video Music Awards
• Man pleads not guilty in accidental shooting of deputy
• Man, 39, arrested for alleged child abuse
• UW-Madison to hold forums about animal research
• Feingold campaign asks Johnson to pull ad
• Sheboygan man convicted of possession of child porn
• Bridging a divide
• PRESS NOW: Decision coming in fatal traffic-stop shooting
• DA to release opinion Tuesday on fatal police shooting
• Army reservist found dead at Fort McCoy in western Wisconsin
• Season over for Packers Harrell, Grant out Sunday
• Plymouth man, 19, charged in alleged OWI injury crash
• Photos: Press best of the week, Sept. 6-11
• Fredonia woman injured in crash
• Back in the spotlight
• No crossing over in Tuesday primary
• County to collect hazardous waste
• Photos: Hmong American Sportsman Club
• Military parents gather to remember attacks
• Bridging a divide
• Fredonia woman hurt in crash
• Photos: 23rd Annual Sheboygan County Classic Volleyball Tournament Sept. 11
• Photos: boys soccer - Sheboygan North Soccer Invite Sept. 11
• Photos: Blue Star Mothers of Southeast Wisconsin in Sheboygan Sept. 11
• 9/11 events go on in shadow of Islam controversies
• Michelle Obama: Flight 93 crash site shows healing
• No. 11 Wisconsin 27, San Jose State 14.
• Photos: Wisconsin 27, San Jose St. 14
• Photos: America remembers victims of 9/11
• Existing home sales plunge
• City of Plymouth blood drive set for Sept. 21
• Area aspiring chefs ready for second helping of Taste of Home
• County gets $2.1M in trail grants
• Photos: Sheboygan North 23, Manitowoc 21, Sept. 10
• Photos: football - Plymouth 28, New Holstein 8, Sept. 10
• Ron Johnson stumps in Sheboygan, tours business
• Conservatives square off in Republican Assembly race
• State AG Van Hollen visits area
• Salvation Army offers free stop smoking classes
• DA set to review officer-related fatal shooting
• Fond du Lac council says yes to bow hunting in city
• Armando Aponte, killed by Appleton police Wednesday, threatened officers in the past
• Obama coming to Madison on Sept. 28
• 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• Pastor: Qurans wont burn if he meets with NYC imam
• Photos: Candidates visit Sheboygan Sept. 9
• Photos: boys soccer - Plymouth 3, Kiel 0, Sept. 9
• Photos: Gas main explosion consumes more than 50 homes in California
• Appleton police justified in shooting Armando Aponte, District Attorney Carrie Schneider says
• PRESS NOW: Federal funds coming in Weill Center gets a new GM
• Photos: Packers 2010 opponents
• Setting sail
• Sheboygan insurance firm Acuity again earns best medium-sized place to work
• Veteran state politician, local mayor square off in 27th District
• Fire causes $4,000 damage to Sheboygan duplex
• Man faces ID theft charge after allegedly using dads credit card for pizza
• AG Van Hollen to speak at Lakeland College
• Babysitter, boyfriend accused of drawing knives on each other
• Appleton police shooting tragedy on many levels
• Doyle gives $1M to group attacking Walker
• Feingold defends record as career politician
• New filings for jobless benefits tumble
• Frank S. Hvizdak, accused of killing Jason TenPas at a Plymouth bar in Sheboygan County, bound over
• Sheboygan County District Attorney set to review Sheboygan Police officer-related fatal shooting
• PRESS NOW: State candidates in town womens match racing
• Fla. minister cancels burning of Qurans on 9/11
• Sheboygan County man Frank S. Hvizdak, who is facing homicide charge, to stand trial in bar shooting
• Feingold calls for 6 debates in Senate race
• A busy ballot
• Photos: Girls swimming - Redwing Relays, Sept. 7
• LTC, Lakeland honored for aiding those in service
• Old Walmart site blighted, city told
• Mayoral foes meet in primary for 26th District
• Aldermen chose two new council collegues
• Traffic stop results in drug arrests
• Robbery victim charged with felony stalking
• Corrections Elliotts role clarified
• Woman hurt in Town of Sheboygan rollover
• Two injured after near-collision between motorcycle, minivan
• Oshkosh businessman Ron Johnson seeks upset in Senate race
• Appleton police shoot armed man
• PRESS NOW: Accused killer in court nations best place to work
• Accused killer due back in court for shooting of Cascade man, Aug. 31, in the Town of Sheboygan Fall
• Babysitter, boyfriend accused of drawing knives on each other with youth present
• Photos: Brewers Hoffman records 600th career save
• Atty. general Van Hollen to speak at Lakeland
• Harley job losses expected, even with concessions
• Photos: 2010 Packers roster
• Bucky Badger head returned unscathed at UW-Madison
• Photos: Sailing - International crews practice for Buddy Melges Challenge, Sept. 8
• PRESS NOW: Public hearing: Is old Wal-Mart building blighted
• Experience, philosophy key in sheriffs primary race
• Appreciating hard work
• Woman hurt in 2-car crash
• Obama assails GOP, promotes new jobs program
• Milwaukee Art Museum now free 1 day a month
• Two injured after near-collision between motorcycle, minivan
• Woman hurt in Town of Sheboygan rollover
• Traffic stop on I-43 results in drug arrests
• Public hearing today on whether former Walmart store is blighted
• Photos: Sheboygan County Fair - Final day, Sept. 6
• Keeping it clean
• DNR: Look for trap net markers
• A busy ballot
• Photos: Freedom Rally 2010 at Fountain Park Sept. 4
• Photos: college football - Carroll University 35, Lakeland College 21, Sept. 4
• Photos: Sheboygan County Fair Sept. 4
• We want to fight for our rights
• Area dancer to appear on Jerry Lewis telethon
• 3 Sheboygan schools recognized by state officials
• Three local schools competing for 50 laptops
• Fatal officer-involved shooting 3rd in city history
• Chicago men charged in video game thefts
• Police: Officer shoots, kills man brandishing gun
• Meat animal sale raises nearly $105K
• Photos: Sheboygan County Fair - Day two, Sept. 3
• Photos: Prep football - Kiel at Howards Grove, Sept. 3
• Photos: Sheboygan South 34, Pulaski 17, Sept. 3
• PRESS NOW: Shooting on citys north side unusual election season
• Photos: Police: Officer shot, killed man brandishing handgun during traffic stop
• 40th annual meat sale held at fair
• UAW local files unfair labor charge against Kohler
• Suspect charged in fatal shooting at bar
• Man suffers serious head injury in bicycle crash
• At the fair, the animals are the show
• Police investigating overnight shooting on Michigan Ave.
• Photos: Chiefs 17, Packers 13 in exhibition finale
• Republican Senate hopeul Ron Johnson opposes current health care law, career politicians
• Record-high turnout predicted for state primary
• Day 2 lineup at the Sheboygan County Fair
• Photos: Kiel Cross Country Invitational Sept. 2
• Photos: Day 1 of the Sheboygan County Fair Sept. 2
• VIDEO REPLAY: Sheboygan Police press conference on overnight shooting
• Press seeking information from overnight shooting
• Sheboygan County native, Minocqua homicide suspect will stand trial
• Man suffers serious head injury in Sheboygan bicycle crash and is airlifted to Milwaukee hospital
• Photo: Evening light at the Sheboygan Lakefront Sept. 1
• Photos: Sheboygan County native William Schmidts preliminary hearing for murder in Rhinelander
• A memorable first day at school
• Man arrested after fatal shooting at area bar
• Killer attacks brother after release from prison
• County native to stand trial for homicide in Minocqua
• Letters: Walker has the experience to fix state budget mess
• Missing boa found close to home in Fond du Lac
• Six info sessions set for ambulance discussion
• Mead Library closed on Labor Day
• Plymouth commits $240,000 to help rebuild rail line
• Open meetings violations alleged in Howards Grove
• Ex-supervisor Riemer dies
• Discussion: Big Ten realignment
• County Fair kicks off today
• PRESS NOW: Charges against gun dealer in fatal shooting county fair opens
• Local schools competing for 50 laptops
• Man from Glenbeulah charged in fatal bar shooting in Town of Sheboygan Falls is gun dealer
• Plymouth commits $240,000 to help rebuild freight rail line
• Open meetings violations alleged in Howards Grove
• Photos: boys soccer - Pulaski 2, Sheboygan South 0, Aug. 31
• PRESS NOW: Fatal shooting at local bar first day of school
• Special Report: Katrina -- 5 years later
• Styx, Phil Vassar headliners for 159th annual event
• Kohler, union begin contract talks
• Sheboygan man, 57, gets year in jail for sexual assault of boy
• Waldo woman gets three years for September 2009 gun theft
• Serial burglar gets six years in prison
• Committees begin planning information sessions on ambulance service referendum
• Belgium man hospitalized after tipping dump truck Monday
• Share your back to school photos here
• Photos: Manitowoc Lincoln vs Sheboygan North soccer
• Sheboygan native and convicted killer in New Jersey back in jail after attacking brother
• One dead after shooting at Plymouth-area bar
• 22 charges brought against North Fond du Lac man
• Victim in Manitowoc Co. crash was Newton man
• Corrections City Block to perform at Freedom Rally
• Rail line receives tentative backing
• No Sheboygan trash pickup on Labor Day
• Sheboygan man, 57, gets jail for sexual assault of boy
• Missing man found dead
• PRESS NOW: Convicted burglar gets six years bargaining begins at Kohler Co
• Belgium man hospitalized after tipping garbage truck in Town of Holland
• Sheboygan native and convicted killer in New Jersey back in jail after attacking brother
• Obama to appear Monday at Laborfest in Milwaukee
• Clubhouse Live: Packers safety Derrick Martin live interview at 5:30 tonight
• Photos: New Dancing with the Stars roster
• More highway traffic expected in Wisconsin for Labor Day weekend
• Walker says Barrett throwing punches at him in Wisconsin governors race
• Chicago man charged after police chase following bar altercation
• Air quality watch issued for Sheboygan County
• Man charged with OWI with grandson in car
• Mans teeth kicked in during fight with friend outside bar
• Electronics recycling law takes effect Wednesday
• Sheboygan man gets prison for cocaine sales
• Serial burgler from Cascade gets 6 years prison for burglaries in Sheboygan, Dodge, Washington and M
• Fundraiser planned Sept. 12 for local heart transplant recipient
• Waldo woman sent to prison for gun theft in Town of Holland
• Incoming Lakeland College students aid local service groups
• State patrol seeking driver in high-speed chase through Manitowoc and Brown counties
• Green Bay mom gets 9 months in jail for OWI with kids in car
• Baseball great Roger Clemens pleads not guilty to charge of lying
• Mans teeth kicked in during fight outside bar
• Newton man, 21, killed in rollover crash in Manitowoc County
• Local Liberty Coalition to host Freedom Rally Saturday
• Summers swan song
• Mad Men, Modern Family top at Emmys
• Photos: Sunday nights Emmy Awards show
• Photos: Press best of the week, Aug. 23-28
• Sheboygan man arrested for OWI with grandson
• Missing Malone man found dead in Sheboygan of suicide
• State agencies taking furloughs Friday
• Press seeking Hub photographers
• Sheboygan man gets prison for cocaine sales
• PRESS NOW: 4th offense OWI with child in the car freight line in Plymouth gets rolling
• Photos: Packers training camp, Sunday, Aug. 29
• Katrina: 5 years later
• Photos: One last shot at summer fun, Aug. 28
• LTC board elects officers, names new member
• Fore-cast: Busy
• Woman gets 45 days jail for role in city drug ring
• Plymouth man sentenced to 3 years for stealing pickup from garage
• Man charged with sexual assault of girls, 13 and 14
• Two are charged in drug deal robbery
• Photos: Ashwaubenon 49, Sheboygan North 8, Aug. 27
• Sheboygan men hurt in two-vehicle crash Thursday
• County gets $90K in grants to fund buses
• City puts controversial 18th Street repair project on hold
• Authorities identify 4-year-old killed by dog
• Salmonella find links Iowa farms to recall
• Cedar Grove man, 51, hurt in motorcycle-deer crash
• Prep football 2010
• Photos: Packers 59, Colts 24 in preseason game
• Survey shows 1 in 12 admit to driving drunk
• Dairy farmers in Wisconsin and Minnesota have moderate months
• Photos: Remembering Hurricane Katrina 5 years later
• Rodgers continues sizzling preseason
• Plymouth man gets 3 years prison for burglary
• Dodge County sheriff says charges unlikely in fatal dog attack in Iron Ridge
• PRESS NOW: Armed robbery charges expected volunteers look back at Katrina
• Economic outlook getting bleaker
• Two charged in Sheboygan armed robbery
• Sheboygan man hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Muskego man charged with sexual assault of girls, 13 and 14
• Milwaukee woman gets 45 days in jail for role in Sheboygan drug ring
• Follow tonights Week 1 prep football scores here
• Heading out with friends Send us your party pics
• Sheboygan police investigating two separate armed robberies
• National egg recall means demand up for local producers
• Green Bay man accused of accidentally shooting Sheboygan County sheriffs deputy in Forest County in
• Photos: Rockline employees have hair shorn to help Kathy Weseners battle with cancer Aug. 26
• Construction obstruction
• Crash victim remembered
• Plea deal in works for sexual assault case against former pastor
• Malone man may be missing in Sheboygan area
• Roar rally canceled
• School board trims year of Sheehans pact
• Court overturns Bolgert again
• Hingham woman hurt in crash
• Sheboygan County gains 400 jobs in July
• Hustisford girl, 4, dies after dog attack
• Many promises, few details in Wisconsin GOP governor candidates debate
• Photos: Massive egg recall
• Sheboygan police investigating two reported armed robberies
• Democratic Gov. candidate Barretts web site disappears
• Friends mourning Milwaukee teen get fined
• Former Cudahy municipal judge reprimanded over parking tickets
• Cedar Grove man hurt in motorcycle-deer crash in Town of Sheboygan
• Photos: Tiger Woods shoots 65 for best round of year
• School district could hire 10 teachers with jobs funds
• Madam president: Mom of three rides wave of protest to become Waldos top village official
• Bolgert overturned on appeal again
• Sheboygan man, 59, killed in I-43 rollover near Village of Kohler
• PRESS NOW: Former pastor in court Bolgert overturned again
• Special Report: State law now requires school districts to have policy to deal with bullying
• Suspect in court after accidental shooting of deputy
• Former pastor to enter plea in sexual assault case
• Roar on Sheboygans Shores wont happen this year
• Photos: Sneak peak - Disneys fall and holiday movies
• Sheboygan County gains 400 jobs in July
• Family photo helps nab bag thief in Madison
• Malone man may be missing in Sheboygan area
• Blown tire to blame for fatal crash on I-43 in Sheboygan County near Kohler that killed Sheboygan ma
• Sheboygan man charged with 6th OWI after failing sobriety check
• Possible fatal accident closes one lane of I-43
• Sheboygan woman allegedly passed out drunk in McDonalds drive-thru
• Photos: Fatal rollover crash on north bound Interstate 43 south of PP overpass August 24
• Yelled expletive leads to arrest of wanted woman, alleged drunk driver
• Sheboygan man, 59, dead in Interstate 43 rollover near Kohler in Sheboygan county
• New charges filed against fugitive sought in Random Lake kidnapping
• Pentair could be cut from TIF district
• Man, 19, trapped under construction materials
• Two hurt in crash on citys south side
• Radtke, three others seeking vacant Common Council seats
• Fire destroys barn, closes Highway 57
• Sheboygan man charged with 6th OWI after failing sobriety check
• Sheboygan woman allegedly passed out drunk in McDonalds drive-thru
• Yelled expletive leads to arrest of wanted woman, alleged drunk driver
• New charges filed against fugitive sought in Random Lake kidnapping
• Owners dog dies in Plymouth house fire
• Reconstructed Slys reopens after fire
• Assembly candidates square off in debate
• Judge sets $500,000 cash bond for Sheboygan County man charged in wifes death in Minocqua
• Extreme World amusement park ride operator Chuck Carnell stunned by Florida girls fall from Wisconsi
• 10 fire departments battle barn blaze
• Radtke, two others seeking 1st District council seat
• Photos: Packers practice on Monday, Aug. 23
• Photos: Miss Universe 2010 Pageant
• Photos: 2010 4-H Youth Judging Day in Plymouth Aug. 23
• SUV catches fire in Town of Sheboygan roundabout
• Photos: 26th Assembly District Candidate Debate in Sheboygan Aug. 23
• PRESS NOW: Two aldermanic seats up for grabs SASDs plan for $1.6M
• Two Sheboygan women hurt in two-vehicle crash on citys south side
• Photos: 60-mile long traffic jam in China
• Bond set for Minocqua homicide suspect and Sheboygan County native William Schmidt
• Plymouth house uninhabitable after fire
• Photos: Plymouth house fire on Edna St.
• PHOTOS: Prep football players get ready for season
• Mayville man, 82, gets prison for sex assault of child
• A true message of hope
• Unrattled: Woman, 79, kills snake on patio
• Fewer teens texting while driving, AAA survey finds
• Van Akkeren, Perez to debate at library
• College accused of operating illegally
• Semi driven by Chilton man strikes train
• Donated diamond ring likely a fake in West Bend
• Child neglect charge dismissed after counseling
• Milwaukee airport receives full-body scanners
• Photos from Saturdays Packers-Seahawks game
• Photos: American Le Mans Series visits Road America Aug. 22
• PRESS NOW: Van Akkeren, Perez to debate Slys Midtown Saloon back in business
• Rain doesnt dampen Earthfest enthusiasm
• Combating bullying
• Photos: Semi-pro football - Sheboygan County Rebels v. MM Timberwolves, Aug. 21
• New weddings, anniversaries and engagements
• Photos: Earthfest in Fountain Park, Aug. 21
• Hub Photos: Out at the bars on a Friday night
• Man hurt in crash outside Road America
• Charges filed in accidental shooting of deputy
• County native charged with killing wife
• County projects to get grazing grants
• Man charged for OWI with 0.37 BAC
• Woman injured in two-vehicle crash
• Adell woman hurt in fall from horse
• SASD to get $1.65M in federal jobs bill
• Storm batters county
• Photos: Thunderstorms hit Sheboygan August 20
• Charges could come today in deputy gunshot case
• Convicted child abuser sent to prison for violating probation
• Mother left child, fled police after alleged thefts
• County is accepting energy assistance applications
• 12-year-old bicyclist is struck in hit-and-run crash
• Enter our iPad giveaway and get local money-saving deals
• AP photos of the day
• Iraq war vet kills wife, daughter, himself in Superior
• Adell woman hurt in fall from horse
• Two-vehicle crash injures Sheboygan woman
• Man charged for OWI with 0.37 BAC
• PHOTOS: Packers training camp
• PRESS NOW: Bullying in schools
• UPDATE: Sheboygan County native charged with murdering wife in Minocqua
• Charges filed in accidental shooting of deputy
• Severe T-storm warning issued for Sheboygan County
• For the love of horses
• Earthday Family and Friends ECO Walk and Celebration
• School Law Immunization Clinics
• Mikado - Opera A La Carte
• Mark Shurilla's Rockin 50's Party - The Day The Music Died
• The Nylons Christmas Show
• Moscow Ballet's Great Russian Nutcracker
• The O'Neill Brothers Holiday Show
• A Christmas Carol
• I Love A Piano The Music Of Irving Berlin
• Cirque Eloize Nebbia
• The Lowe Family
• The Fab Four
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Sunday Services
• Junior Scientists - Wild Weather
• Home School Field Trip - Under The Sea
• Junior Scientists - Life Cycle Of A Butterfly
• Junior Scientists - Color Our World
• Home School Field Trip - Slimeology
• Junior Scientists - Healthy Hillary
• Junior Scientists - Under The Sea
• Home School Field Trip - Rain Forests
• Junior Scientists - Tie Dye
• Junior Scientists - Sinking and Floating
• Home School Field Trip - Wild Weather
• Junior Scientists - Rain Forests
• Junior Scientists - Bubbles
• Selection Finale for the 61st Alice in Dairyland
• Junior Scientists - Insects and Bugs
• Junior Scientists - Slimeology
• Junior Scientists - 5 Senses
• Junior Scientists - Recycle-Nothing In The Garbage
• Diamond Rio
• Movie: Diamonds Are Forever - Rated P
• Junior Scientists - Solar System And Beyond
• Junior Scientists - Amazing Dinos
• Junior Scientists - Insects And Bugs
• Gordon Lightfoot
• Summer Science Camp - The Power Of Gravity
• Summer Science Camp - Hot And Cold
• Junior Scientists - Wild Weather
• Michael Feldman’s Whad’Ya Know Radio show
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Movie: State Fair - 1945
• Summer Science Camp-Slimeology
• Summer Science Camp-The Ins and Outs of Lungs
• Summer Science Camp-Five Senses
• Summer Science Camp-Saturn and Outer Space
• Summer Science Camp - Adventures of Dinos
• Summer Science Camp - Snakes, Turtles and Reptiles
• Summer Science Camp-Weather and Storms
• Summer Science Camp - DNA: The Inside Story
• Summer Science Camp-Magnetics
• Summer Science Camp-Sinking and Floating
• The Artery
• Summer Science Camp-Nature Walk
• Summer Science Camp- Tie Dye
• Summer Science Camp-Insects and Bugs
• Science Fair-Part 1
• Summer Science Camp-Bubbles
• Movie: Holes
• Movie: My Fair Lady
• Gospel Singers, Singing Crusaders, Men of A-Chord, and The Men of Harmony
• Gospel Singers, Singing Crusaders, Men of A-Chord, and The Men of Harmony
• Celebrate the Human Voice
• John Bayless - Piano
• Janet Planet with John Harmon, Pianist
• Movie: Calender Girls - 2003 - Rated PG 13
• US Air Force Band
• Explore Wisconsin: John Michael Kohler Arts Center

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