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Florida 82, Marquette 49

Golden Eagles turned into Gator bait

Gainesville, Fla. - Whether Marquette is good enough to compete in the Big East, we'll see.

But for now, the Golden Eagles aren't even in the same league with Southeastern Conference beast Florida.

Other than the 82-49 beat down Thursday night at the raucous O'Connell Center that became even more eardrum-bleeding loud with each of the three-pointers the No. 7 Gators made or the shots they blocked into the student section, let's count the ways. | Nov. 29, 2012  »Read Full Article(13)


MU 79, Maryland-Baltimore County 46

Marquette takes time to bake cupcakes

Glorified exhibitions against Maryland Baltimore-County you can probably do without.

But youthful exuberance?

Bring it on. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(7)


Walker confident he's not subject of investigation

Madison - Gov. Scott Walker said Monday that he remains "absolutely" confident that he is not a subject of a criminal investigation involving former aides in his Milwaukee County office.

Walker talked about the investigation that has shadowed him for more than two years during a wide-ranging interview with The Associated Press at his Capitol office. He also talked about his legislative priorities for next year and his thoughts on running for president in 2016.

The investigation into Walker's former aides and associates began in May 2010, six months before he was elected governor. Six people have been charged with crimes including misconduct in office and theft, but Walker has not been charged or accused of any wrongdoing. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(702)


Alaska search for missing Wisconsin man suspended

Anchorage, Alaska - Authorities have suspended a search for a missing 31-year-old survivalist from Wisconsin who set out alone in the Alaska wilderness in late September.

Alaska State Troopers on Monday said efforts were suspended after a 13-day aerial and ground search for Thomas Seibold of Three Lakes, Wis. A final sortie was made Saturday in a steep mountainous region in northwest Alaska.

The search covered about 3,500 square miles.  | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(1)


Thrivent credit union plan OK'd

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans said Monday it has received regulatory approval to start a credit union with the deposits and loans of its Thrivent Financial Bank, forming one of the largest faith-based credit unions in the country.

The move to create Thrivent Federal Credit Union was prompted in part by costly new regulations governing banks owned by insurance companies, Thrivent said. But the credit union's president said operating as a member-owned credit union instead of a bank was a "logical fit with Thrivent Financial for Lutherans' history of aligning faith and finances."

"We will be able to offer a unique combination of financial expertise, competitive products and educational services, and shared values with our members," said Todd Sipe. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article


Bucks 93, Bulls 92

Bench-mark thriller for Bucks

Chicago - This certainly looked like another pummeling by the Chicago Bulls of their usual punching bag, the Milwaukee Bucks.

Then something happened after the Bulls cruised to a 27-point lead late in the third quarter Monday night at the United Center.

A group of five Bucks reserves - including former starter Ersan Ilyasova - staged a furious rally and toppled the Bulls, 93-92, in remarkable fashion. The Bucks outscored the Bulls, 42-14, after Kirk Hinrich sank a three-pointer to give Chicago a 78-51 advantage with 2 minutes 50 seconds left in the third quarter. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(45)


Amish boy, 12, fatally trampled by horses

Blair - A 12-year-old Amish boy was killed when he was trampled by a pair of horses on his family's farm, the Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department said Monday.

The victim was identified as Leroy Lambright, who lived on the farm near the southwestern Wisconsin town of Blair. The accident happened on Saturday morning when the boy was trying to unhitch a manure spreader from a team of two horses.

The horses were spooked somehow and trampled the boy as they tried to run away, the sheriff's office said.

The boy was pronounced dead at the scene.  | Nov. 26, 2012


Walker wants to keep Zoo Interchange on schedule

Madison - Gov. Scott Walker said Monday that he would like to keep the reconstruction of the Zoo Interchange and expansion of I-39/90 on schedule, but also tamped down the possibility of raising the gas tax to pay for the massive projects.

Also Monday, the GOP governor downplayed putting new restrictions on abortion, saying his immediate goals are creating jobs, developing the workforce, reforming education and investing in infrastructure.

The state Department of Transportation this month published a budget request that said unless more money was put toward roads, the state should push back its completion of the Zoo Interchange in Milwaukee County by two years, from 2018 to 2020. Delays on adding lanes to I-39/90 from the Illinois border to Madison are also possible, the department warned. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(51)


No weapon found in fatal shooting by Milwaukee police

Investigators have yet to find a weapon in the area in which a police officer shot and killed a man the officer believed had just committed an armed robbery, Milwaukee Police Chief Edward Flynn said Monday.

Daniel J. Kleinmann, 28, of Germantown was shot shortly after 4 p.m. Saturday in the 3800 block of S. 1st St.

Including Kleinmann, five males have died violently since Wednesday. Two of the dead are teenagers. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article


Plea deal reached in case against former Walker aide

A plea agreement has been reached in the felony embezzlement case against Timothy D. Russell, a former aide to Gov. Scott Walker.

Assistant District Attorney Bruce Landgraf said Monday a hearing on the plea deal is set for Thursday but declined to discuss terms of the deal. Russell's lawyer, Parker Mathers, didn't immediately return a phone call late Monday.

Russell, 49, was charged in January with embezzling more than $20,000 from a veterans group through a nonprofit organization that Walker assigned him to lead. He's accused of siphoning money raised for Operation Freedom, an annual veterans fair and picnic at the zoo hosted by Walker during his time as Milwaukee County executive. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(277)


Ball consensus 1st-team All-Big Ten, running back of the year

Madison - Wisconsin senior tailback Montee Ball on Monday was named a first-team All-Big Ten Conference pick by the coaches and media and the league's running back of the year for the second consecutive season.

Junior wide receiver Jared Abbrederis and senior left tackle Rick Wagner were also consensus first-team picks.

Junior Jacob Pedersen was the coaches' pick as the first-team tight end. Kyle Carter of Penn State was the first-team pick by the media. Pedersen was named the league's tight end of the year. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(20)


MLB's Selig to speak at UW business school

Madison - Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig is scheduled to deliver a speech on ethics this week at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Selig is set to deliver his remarks, entitled "Perspectives on Ethical Leadership - A View From the Commissioner," Tuesday evening at Grainger Hall as part of the university's business school's ethics week. The event is open to the public and Selig plans to take questions.

Selig, former owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, graduated from UW-Madison in 1956 with degrees in history and political science. He has served as commissioner since 1998.  | Nov. 26, 2012


Trial begins in Milwaukee stabbing death

The simple assertion "I love you" may have gotten a 57-year-old man killed by the subject of his affection, a prosecutor said Monday.

Alexander Goodenough, 28, stabbed Kenneth C. Johnson more than 50 times, said Assistant District Attorney Mark Williams during opening statements in Goodenough's trial on charges of first-degree intentional homicide.

Johnson was found dead July 7 at a rooming house he owned in the 5400 block of N. Hopkins St. Williams said video from a neighboring building showed Goodenough throwing a bundle into a trash bin that day, a bundle later found to contain a bloody knife and plastic gloves. At first, Goodenough told detectives he had no idea what had happened to his friend but the next day admitted to the killing. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article


Deer hunter killed in ATV accident

Black River Falls - A deer hunter was killed while deer hunting when his ATV rolled and pinned him under it.

Marvin Waldsmith, 54, of Black River Falls, was hunting with his young son about 6:30 a.m. Friday near the town of Franklin, the Jackson County sheriff's office said. They were riding up a steep hill toward a deer stand when the vehicle hit a log and tipped backward. Waldsmith's son was able to jump from the vehicle, but the older man was trapped beneath it.

Emergency responders declared Waldsmith dead at the scene. | Nov. 26, 2012


Clarke lacks authority to privatize inmate health, lawyer says

Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. does not have the power he claims to unilaterally privatize inmate health care at the county jail, according to lawyers for Milwaukee County.

Clarke has mistakenly relied on an earlier case on a sheriff's constitutional authority for inmate transport to claim he has similar say-so over inmate health care, Ronald Stadler, a lawyer representing the county, wrote in a legal brief.

"He has failed to show that the provision of jail health services is constitutionally protected," Stadler wrote. "Just because Sheriff Clarke says it, does not make it so." | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(21)


Rebecca Bradley named circuit judge in Milwaukee

Gov. Scott Walker on Monday appointed Rebbeca Bradley to fill a spot on the circuit court bench in Milwaukee County.

Bradley, 41, a business litigator with the firm Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek, will fill the remaining term of Judge Thomas P. Donegan, who announced last summer that he planned to retire effective Nov. 30.

Bradley is a 1993 graduate of Marquette University and a 1996 graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School. At Whyte Hirschboeck, she specialized in technology and intellectual property law.  | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(9)


Public Defender board ordered to rehear delisted lawyer's appeal

A Milwaukee County circuit judge has reversed a decision by the State Public Defender Board to stop assigning cases to a Milwaukee lawyer whose bills administrators said were too high.

James J. Connolly has taken on cases for the public defender for years but was notified in July that he had been taken off a list of private lawyers approved to take criminal cases for the public defender when that office is overloaded or has conflicts.

No one disputed Connolly did good work. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(1)


Has Clear Channel won Christmas music war?

WMYX-FM (99.1) has yet to switch to an all-Christmas music format, despite having done so for many years in competition with WRIT-FM (95.7). The stations took turns being the first to switch to the format, and when the first one did, the second followed immediately.

The Clear Channel station WRIT-FM did so last week. But while WMYX was streaming Christmas music on its website, it was still playing its regular format on the air Monday afternoon.

The failure to switch to the format over the air by now has led to speculation that the Entercom station would not switch at all this season, and that it would cede the title of Milwaukee's Christmas music station to WRIT. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(23)


Chippewa tribes ready for night deer hunting

Members of five Chippewa tribes in Wisconsin were poised on Monday to begin a contested off-reservation night deer hunt, according to a spokeswoman for the Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission.

Seventy-four tribal hunters completed firearm proficiency training and filed a shooting plan, but as of 8 p.m. Monday the commission had not granted any night deer hunting permits, according to Sue Erickson, the commission’s public information director.

Although the tribes did not specify when the hunts would start, they are to be held on land in the ceded territory of northern Wisconsin. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(115)


Packers-Lions on Dec. 9 will remain a prime-time game

Green Bay - The NFL won't punish the Green Bay Packers and Detroit Lions for losing nationally televised games in Week 12.

The league announced today that the Dec. 9 meeting between the two teams at Lambeau Field will remain the 7:20 p.m. game under the flexible scheduling plan.

The NFL had the option of moving the Packers-Lions out of the Sunday night slot in favor of a more interesting game, but either because Fox and CBS protected games it was interested in or it thought the scheduled match-up would have a decent viewership, NBC decided to stick with the schedule. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(11)


Woman reports being trampled by Black Friday shoppers at Germantown Walmart

A 43-year-old woman called police after she was trampled by numerous customers during the Thanksgiving Day sales event at Walmart.

According to the Germantown police log:

The woman stated she was in the video gaming section of the electronics department to purchase advertised video games at Walmart, W190 N9855 Appleton Ave., shortly after 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. When employees started handing out the special sale-priced video games, customers behind her began to trample and push her as they tried to grab the products for themselves. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(28)


UW taking IceCube telescope program on the road

Billed as the biggest telescope in the world, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory on the South Pole, is a project with roots in Wisconsin and now University of Wisconsin-Madison aims to tell the project's story around the state.

On Tuesday and Wednesday, the university will bring an educational program on the telescope to UW-River Falls. The South Pole telescope will be the subject of science pubs, classroom visits and other activities.

This week's activities in River Falls are part of a two-year project that will bring information on the telescope to every UW school in the system. The project is sponsored by the Ira and Ineva Reilly Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post


Marinette Republican to help lead state budget panel

Madison - Republican Rep. John Nygren of Marinette will serve as the Assembly point man on the Legislature's powerful budget committee.

Assembly Speaker-elect Robin Vos (R-Rochester), the outgoing co-chairman of the Joint Finance Committee, said Monday that he's chosen Nygren to take his spot on the panel.

Nygren will lead the budget committee alongside Sen. Alberta Darling (R-River Hills) as Gov. Scott Walker and the GOP-controlled Legislature next year tackle proposals expected to include income and property tax cuts and a plan to link increases in state aid to schools to their performance.

Vos also appointed Rep. Pat Strachota (R-West Bend) as vice-chair of the Joint Finance Committee, which has the power both to budget and to appropriate state money. | Nov. 26, 2012


Mason Wells acquires cheese products manufacturer Whitehall Specialties

Milwaukee private equity firm Mason Wells said Monday it has acquired Whitehall Specialties Inc.

Whitehall Specialties, based in Whitehall, makes imitation and processed, private label and branded cheese products. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Mason Wells wants to help the company continue expanding its marketing reach and developing new products, said Greg Myers, senior managing director. Co-investors with Mason Wells were Northleaf Capital, PPM America, Audax Mezzanine and the management of Whitehall Specialties. | Nov. 26, 2012(1)


APAC adding 275 jobs to Green Bay call center

APAC Customer Services Inc. said it is expanding in Wisconsin, adding 275 jobs at its call center based in Green Bay.

The company said the expansion is tied to its call center work for Fortune 500 companies operating in the technology and financial services sectors.

APAC employs more than 700 people in Green Bay, according to the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce.

The announcement is the latest in a series of expansions announced in recent months by APAC, a subsidiary of Expert Global Solutions Inc. APAC is also adding jobs in New York, Iowa, Arizona and North Carolina. | Nov. 26, 2012(5)


Brookfield police issue warning about theft ring targeting elderly women

The City of Brookfield Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding suspects in a possible theft ring in the area.

In a crime alert issued by the department last week, police officials said elderly women are being targeted by multiple white men, ranging in age from about 40 to about 65, with heavy Eastern European accents.

One man distracts the victim by asking a question while the other removes the wallet from the victim's purse. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article


Borland, Abbrederis and Costigan should play in title game

Madison – Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema reiterated Monday UW should be close to full strength when it faces Nebraska in the Big Ten title game Saturday in Indianapolis.

According to Bielema, wide receiver Jared Abbrederis (head) and linebacker Chris Borland (hamstring) are expected to practice this week and play Saturday.

Guard Kyle Costigan, who suffered an apparent concussion in the loss to Penn State, has been cleared to play this week.

“I will be healthy enough to play in this game,” Borland said Monday during a teleconference featuring three players from each team. “And I’m excited for it.

“I’m going to be vocal, both motivating and communicating on the field. Hopefully I can make guys comfortable out there, recognizing some things and identifying some things. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(11)


Judge orders fines for Butler oil recycling facility

Waukesha County Circuit Judge Mac Davis has ordered a used oil recycling company to pay a total of $140,000 in fines and other costs for 11 violations of state hazardous waste laws at its Butler facility, Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said Monday.

Milwaukee-based Benz Oil Inc. uses a cluster of tanks to store waste hydraulic and other industrial oils to be recycled at its W. Ardon Place site in Butler. The facility is now in compliance with state laws, Van Hollen said.

Though state environmental regulations require oil storage tanks to be placed on a concrete surface as part of a spill containment system, a 2009 inspection determined the tanks at Benz Oil were set on a gravel and clay surface, a complaint says. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article


UW-Madison student newspaper wins 'Best of Show'

The Daily Cardinal, a student-owned and operated newspaper at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, was recognized as the best four-year daily tabloid at this year's National College Media Convention.

Held in downtown Chicago, the convention included judges from the Associated College Press and College Media Advisers. Student newspaper entries were evaluated on criteria that included coverage, content, photography and layout, according to a news release.

“We had to pick our best issue from the semester so far,” news editor Taylor Harvey said in the release. “The issue we submitted included a compelling news feature about Paul Ryan. The issue also included Fake News Friday, a strong opinion piece and a great Arts Page layout.”

The Daily Cardinal has been a campus mainstay since 1892. It is published weekdays and distributed on campus and the surrounding community with a circulation of 10,000. UW-Madison does not financially support The Daily Cardinal -- it is a nonprofit organization that relies on revenue from advertising and subscription sales. | Nov. 26, 2012


Deadline approaching for Wisconsin's do-not-call list

Tired of telemarketing calls? Sign up for Wisconsin's do-not-call list.

Friday's the quarterly deadline for signing up. If you're already on the list, remember, you have to reregister every two years to stay active.

Note: The list does not cover political calls, calls from nonprofit organizations and calls made in response to your verbal request or permission. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(10)


Marquette to host genomics conference Dec. 17

Marquette University will play host to a full-day conference, "Genomics & Personalized Medicine: Analysis and Clinical Implementation," sponsored by the Clinical and Translational Science Institute from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 17.

The conference comes three years after the groundbreaking sequencing of 4-year-old Nic Volker's genes by doctors at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and the Medical College of Wisconsin. Talks will cover new sequencing technologies, data analysis, education and clinical implementation.

The conference is free and open to the public.

The Clinical and Translational Science Institute is part of a national consortium of medical research institutions. Partnering institutions include Marquette, the Medical College, Children's Hospital, Froedtert Hospital, the BloodCenter of Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, the VA Medical Center and Milwaukee School of Engineering.  | Nov. 26, 2012


MMSD approves funds for private sewer repairs in city

The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District will contribute $2.17 million to the City of Milwaukee to help pay costs of inspecting and repairing residential sanitary sewer laterals in a north side neighborhood, under a proposal approved Monday by the district's commission.

Repairs are scheduled to begin in March of next year at up to 449 homes west and south of Samuel Clemens Elementary School on W. Hope Ave.

Laterals extend from residences to municipal sanitary sewers under streets. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(38)


Brandon leaves Tech Council to lead Madison Chamber of Commerce

Zach Brandon started Monday as president of the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce.

Brandon was previously director of the Wisconsin Angel Network, a program of the Wisconsin Technology Council. The network connects investors and entrepreneurs, and helped to start some of the 22 angel groups in the state.

"We're going to take some time to assess the needs for the job," said Tom Still, president of the technology council. There has already been strong interest from potential applicants, and the council is hoping to fill the position in the first quarter of 2013. | Nov. 26, 2012


Twenty wolves killed during gun deer season

Twenty wolves were reported killed during the 2012 Wisconsin gun deer season, according to data released Monday by the Department of Natural Resources.

Eighteen of the 20 wolves were killed by hunters with firearms. The others were taken by trappers using foothold traps.

The season-long wolf harvest stands at 98 on Monday morning. The Wisconsin wolf hunting and trapping season opened Oct. 15 and will close Feb. 28 or when harvest quotas are reached, whichever comes first. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(26)


Rockwell receives contract to help equip Navy, Coast Guard ships

Rockwell Automation said Monday it has been awarded a $21.7 million contract to supply drives, software and controllers for U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships.

The programmable automation controllers and variable frequency drives are used to operate machinery control systems aboard the ships, Rockwell said. Under the contract, Rockwell will also provide engineering support.

The deal continues a 15-year history of supplying the Navy and Coast Guard, the Milwaukee automation systems developer said. | Nov. 26, 2012(5)


Walker says he's not thinking about 2016 presidential candidacy

Madison - Gov. Scott Walker insists he is not thinking about running for president in 2016.

Walker tells The Associated Press in a Monday interview that he is focused on putting together the next state budget and working as governor.

Walker was elected governor in 2010 and survived a June recall election. He is a close political and personal friend with Paul Ryan, the GOP congressman from Janesville who was Mitt Romney's running mate this year and frequently mentioned as a viable presidential candidate in 2016. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(71)


Alleged diaper thieves wanted in string of thefts from Pick 'n Save stores

Police say two girls and one man, all from Milwaukee, are wanted for a rash of thefts from Pick 'n Save stores across the Milwaukee area.

According to the Wauwatosa police report:

The three are wanted in an alleged theft of $516 worth of diapers and baby formula from Pick 'n Save, 1717 N. Mayfair Road, at 6:24 p.m. Nov. 13. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article(6)


PolitiFact: Testing Johnson claim on the economy when Obama began

New this morning from PolitiFact Wisconsin:

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) says the economy was not in free fall when President Barack Obama took office in 2009. We check it out.  | Nov. 26, 2012(49)


Like Packers, TV ratings for game start strong, then fade

I went to bed at the start of the fourth quarter of the Green Bay Packers' loss to the New York Giants. And judging from overnight ratings, so did a lot of people.

By the end of the 38-10 blowout, more than 185,000 households had turned off the NBC telecast of the game on WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), according to A.C. Nielsen's overnight ratings.

The game started with a 50 rating, which meant it was being watched by about 455,000 local TV households. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post(10)


Green Bay charities get donation, 25 years later

Green Bay - Four Green Bay nonprofits have finally received more than $1.7 million in donations from a couple who died 25 years ago.

The funds came from Angus and Norma Beaton, who lived in the Green Bay area for many years. The couple left their savings to charity, but the donation was not to occur for 25 years in case Norma Beaton lived longer and needed the money.

Angus Beaton died at age 79 in 1987, and his wife died nine weeks later at age 81. However, the will was already in place.

The Green Bay Press-Gazette reports $685,000 was recently given to The Salvation Army of Brown County, and $342,000 each was distributed to the American Red Cross in Northeast Wisconsin, the Bay Area Humane Society and the YMCA.  | Nov. 26, 2012


Top triathletes to compete in Milwaukee in 2013, 2014

The nation's top amateur triathletes will compete in Milwaukee during the next two summers.

Milwaukee has been selected for the 2013 and 2014 USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships.

The two-day event includes the Olympic-Distance National Championship and the Sprint National Championship.  | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Article


Meijer Sussex store plan has public hearing Wednesday

Meijer Inc.'s proposal for a 200,000-square-foot supermarket and discount store in Sussex will be the subject of a public hearing this week.

The hearing on the store's proposed conditional use permit is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday, at the Sussex Community Center, W240 N5765 Maple Ave., reports LivingLakeCountry.com. If Meijer obtains village approval, it would develop the store at Lisbon Road (Highway K) and Highway 164. | Nov. 26, 2012(7)


On Tap for Today: The Domes, basketball and a bounty of horns

Welcome back. Now that the Thanksgiving hoopla is out of the way, the Christmas hoopla can begin.

And so it does.

It could be considered Milwaukee's own snow globe. The "Let it Snow" holiday event at the Domes could kickstart the season even for a grinch. It opens at 9 a.m. | Nov. 26, 2012  »Read Full Blog Post

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