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Newspapers RSS FeedsESSAY: Does Favre know what he's getting himself into? - Does Brett Favre know what he’s getting himself into? ...Feed Source: www.jsonline.com Scientists create new stem cell lines - Harvard scientists have reprogrammed the cells of patients with various genetic illnesses back to an embryonic state, creating a bank of cells that researchers can use to study and fight disease. ... Marinette shooting suspect planned attack, complaint says - The man suspected of fatally shooting three teens along the Wisconsin-Michigan border hid guns and ammunition in various places, including woods along the Menominee River, because “he had been having thoughts about doing something like this” fo ... State makes new bid for Rainbow Springs - The state is offering to buy the long-failed recreation resort Rainbow Springs for $10.8 million, making it potentially one of the state’s most expensive conservation land purchases in southeastern Wisconsin, a state Department of Natural Resou ... 17% in Wisconsin think U.S. is going right direction, survey says - A mere 17% of Wisconsin voters think the country is going in the right direction, according to a new statewide survey — a record low in 15 years of polling. ... Fake names get voter registration workers investigated - Criminal investigations could be launched against at least six voter registration workers who tried to add dead, imprisoned or imaginary people to the voter rolls, according to the Milwaukee Election Commission and the organization that employe ... Assembly races likely to attract heavy special-interest spending - Madison - Special-interest groups are poised to spend heavily on state Assembly races this fall as Republicans try to maintain their razor-thin majority. ... V. Richards owner to challenge charge of buying stolen produce - Waukesha - The attorney for V. Richards Market owner John E. Nehring said Wednesday that he would challenge the criminal charge that accuses Nehring of selling stolen produce in the upscale Brookfield grocery store. ... Drug dealer who testified in 'Body Snatchers' trial gets deal at sentencing - Leo Ford was a big-time drug dealer, and on Wednesday he got a big-time deal. ... Regional News Briefs - MILWAUKEE COUNTY18-year-old sentenced in two slayingsA Milwaukee teen convicted of two felony murders was sentenced to at least 50 years in prison Tuesday, just three days after his 18th birthday. ... King out of 2009 boys basketball tournament - After a five-month internal investigation by Milwaukee Public Schools officials produced evidence of recruiting and test-score tampering, the Rufus King boys basketball team has been barred from competing in the 2009 state tournament. ... Suppan, clutch hitting ice 4-2 road trip - Cincinnati - The Milwaukee Brewers have established themselves as a winning team on the road. Now they must rediscover their mojo at home. ... Skiles will make debut against Bulls - Scott Skiles will face a familiar foe when he makes his debut as Bucks coach on Oct. 28, against the Chicago Bulls. ... Evridge expects to be UW's starting quarterback - Madison - Allan Evridge looks in better shape than he did last August, when he finished second to Tyler Donovan in the race to be the University of Wisconsin's No. 1 quarterback. ... NAC: Football escapes the wait for at-large NCAA berth - In its brief history, more than one team in the Northern Athletics Conference suffered the indignity of winning the league only to be denied an at-large berth in the NCAA tournament. ... Olympics: Spitz reflects on Phelps, Munich - It’s a question that can be asked but never answered, debated but never settled. ... De Ferran returns to racing in dual role - Gil de Ferran made a handful of laps Monday and was amazed. ... Wilde replaces DePerry at Bradley Tech - Kevin Wilde has been waiting for this opportunity for a while. ... Smith: Fishing trip leaves one feeling batty - hitewater - The cool water of Bluff Creek gurgled around my hip boots, then slid downstream into a smooth pool between grassy banks. It was early evening in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. Fireflies bobbed on and off in the ... State bike-makers give wheels to the Olympics - Three Wisconsin bicycle companies are hoping that their products will help athletes bring home Olympic medals and millions of dollars in marketing exposure. ... Utilities, opponents reach $105 million deal over Oak Creek power plant - After eight years of squabbling and legal battles with utilities, opponents of an Oak Creek power plant reached agreement on a $105 million deal that will provide money to deal with invasive species and other problems in Lake Michigan and expan ... ProHealth facility in Mukwonago is latest in hospital boom - The hospital building boom in the Milwaukee area continues, with ProHealth Care announcing on Wednesday that it plans to spend $75 million to $90 million to build a hospital in Mukwonago. ... Former Northridge property sold - The former Northridge Mall, which closed five years ago, has been sold to a group of U.S. and Chinese investors who may try to flip the property for a quick profit. ... Actuant opens new facility in China - Engineering company Actuant Corp. took a major stride in its international expansion on Wednesday when it cut the ribbon on a new 15-acre corporate campus in China. ... Quad/Graphics forms partnership with Polish printing company - Quad/Graphics is expanding in Europe by infusing leadership and capital investment and by appending its name to a Polish printing partnership. ... Doyle favors lifting nuclear moratorium - Madison - Gov. Jim Doyle on Wednesday agreed with a study panel's call to change Wisconsin's 1983 moratorium on nuclear power plants to prepare for the coming national debate over that type of energy. ... Fairgoers put on the spot to recite 'On, Wisconsin' - Everyone was a Badger fan at the State Fair on Wednesday — OK, maybe not the guy in the Marquette T-shirt. ... Cuprisin: Tired of TV’s excessive Favre coverage? Like the Packers, move on - It’s time to stop being surprised about how TV covers things like the endless Brett Favre saga. This is the kind of story that television “news” is all about these days. It’s that simple. Of course, that do ... Festival provides a chance to learn about Arab world, stereotypes - Arab World Fest celebrates some of the world’s oldest civilizations — 22 countries that stretch across the globe from Africa to the Arabian Sea. And yet the festival, now 10 years old, has always had the feel of the here and now, too. ... Local drum corps battle it out on local screens - It’s called “Big, Loud & Live 5” — and it’s also local. ... Express Lane: Coming clean on clean; Truth or drink - Coming clean on cleanThe folks at Scrubbing Bubbles surveyed women on how they cleaned their house (the company is promoting a new toilet cleaning gel). A clear majority, 98%, said they wanted their home to look clean throughout ... Census figures show state's Hispanic population rising - It might be a quick glimpse of a Spanish-language billboard hyping the Wisconsin State Fair. Or, it could be a stop inside a Milwaukee Public Schools classroom when bilingual education is in full swing. ... Obituary: Mull overcame disabilities to become coach, role model - Learning that their basketball coach had died, the kids on one of Clarence Mull’s teams knew that they should still try to play. ... Waukesha museum to have sneak preview of Beatles exhibit - Waukesha - Planners of a museum exhibit on the Beatles are inviting the general public to a special Aug. 15 sneak preview. ... Bid for top steer lowest in 16 years - Fourteen-year-old Brock May’s face was streaked with dirt after wiping tears from his eyes and sweat from his brow Wednesday night. ... Racine County man charged in federal fraud case - A Racine County man who was formerly a licensed securities agent has been indicted in federal court on 16 counts of fraud in which he allegedly took $7.6 million from 27 people, keeping $5 million for himself, according to court records. ... Distributor accused of faking newspaper subscriptions - A La Crosse newspaper distributor was arrested and charged with federal wire fraud this week, accused of scamming the New York Times Co. out of $227,096 in delivery fees by creating more than 8,000 fake subscriptions. ... Copyright © 2008, Real Estate Investment Tips. All Rights Reserved. |