The Latest: Hotel group says 138 people still inside hotel
By The Associated Press BAMAKO, Mali (AP) - The latest on the attack on a hotel in the Malian capital of Bamako. (All times local): 1:30 p.m. The Brussels-based Rezidor Hotel group that operates the...
View ArticleOn Tap Today: An art show in a brewery; Holiday Folk Fair, Christkindl and...
By of the Journal Sentinel Hunker down. Looks like a bumpy weather ride ahead. Or maybe that's just the forecast talking. First, one last blast of fun. For your culture and beer appreciation Flux...
View ArticleGreat Lakes levels expected to stay mostly above average
By Associated Press Traverse City, Mich. — Water levels in the Great Lakes should remain mostly above average over the next six months as a powerful El Nino gives the region a break after two bitterly...
View ArticleEx-Subway pitchman Fogle gets more than 15 years in prison
By Rick Callahan, The Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Jared Fogle emerged from obscurity to become the unlikely face of one of the nation's biggest restaurant chains, earning a small fortune by...
View ArticleTime's up! Final deadline for Top Workplaces nominations is Friday
Time's up! If you appreciate your job and believe your employer deserves recognition as one of southeast Wisconsin's best, act now: Friday, Nov. 20, is the final day for nominations for the Journal...
View ArticleBill on restrooms for transgender students stirs emotions
By of the Journal Sentinel A bill limiting the restrooms and locker rooms available to transgender students would discriminate against — and potentially endanger — those students, and would open local...
View ArticlePolice search for missing dog possibly connected to child abduction
By of the Journal Sentinel Police want the public's help in finding a missing dog allegedly stolen by a . The suspect, Jumal L. Lipscomb, 32, has been charged with attempted first-degree intentional...
View ArticleLive Updates: Bucks vs. Cavaliers
Follow our live coverage as the Milwaukee Bucks face the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Quicken Loans Arena tonight. Afterward, check back for complete coverage. | Nov. 19, 2015 6:55 p.m. By of the Journal...
View ArticleMan found guilty of igniting standoff with police to enter treatment for...
By Steven Martinez William Gorman of Waukesha was not legally responsible for his actions when he challenged police to a shootout outside his home during an hourslong standoff with law enforcement...
View ArticleWalker elected vice chair of Republican Governors Association
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has been elected vice chairman of the for 2016, the association announced Thursday. New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez was elected to serve as the association's 2016...
View ArticleFour-legged officer remembered for toughness, tenderness
By of the Journal Sentinel Eight years ago Milwaukee Police Officer Christina Marshall looked into her new partner's dark brown eyes and made a promise. She told him: "You take care of me, and I'll...
View ArticleTwo killed in Waushara County crash
By The Associated Press Town of Warren — Two people have died in a head-on highway crash in Waushara County. The sheriff's department says two vehicles collided in the Town of Warren Thursday about...
View ArticleOne hurt in north side shooting Thursday
By of the Journal Sentinel Police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured Thursday night on the city's north side. The incident happened around 8:45 p.m. in the 3100 block of N. 20th St....
View ArticleRadisson hotel in Mali attacked; 170 hostages taken
By The Associated Press BAMAKO, Mali (AP) - Men shouting "God is great" and armed with guns and throwing grenades stormed into the Radisson Blu Hotel in Mali's capital Friday morning and seized 170...
View ArticleOconomowoc High School officials thankful for intervention that thwarted threats
By Thanksgiving will take on a special meaning this year for the Oconomowoc Area School District after dealing with two instances of threats by students made within the last week. The first occurrence,...
View ArticleSuspect in death of toddler in Chicago is in Milwaukee area
A man wanted for questioning in the death of toddler whose remains were found in Chicago has been staying in the Milwaukee area, Thursday. Kamel Harris is wanted for questioning in the death of Kyrian...
View ArticleTyson to close sliced pepperoni plant in Jefferson, cut 400 jobs
By of the Journal Sentinel Tyson Foods Inc. said Thursday it plans to close its sliced pepperoni plant in Jefferson next year, eliminating about 400 jobs. The Springdale, Ark. company said the closing...
View ArticleNew faces, new places for Nov. 20
Automotive Ewald Fleet Solutionsnamed David Tennyck and Brian Wirkusaccount executives. | Nov. 19, 2015 8:46 p.m. Time's up! If you appreciate your job and believe your employer deserves recognition as...
View ArticleTyson Foods to Close Two Plants
Tyson Foods Inc. on Thursday announced plans to close two aging prepared-food plants, in the face of prohibitive renovation costs and changing demand. ......
View ArticleTyson Foods to close Chicago plant, lay off 480 workers
Tyson Foods announced Thursday that it will close one its Chicago plants next year as it consolidates production at other facilities. The shutdown of the facility at 4201 S. Ashland Ave., which will...
View ArticleTyson Foods closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wisconsin; 880 workers...
JEFFERSON, Wis. - Tyson Foods says it's closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wisconsin, in a move that will affect 880 workers. ......
View ArticleTyson Foods Announces Plans For Two Prepared Foods Plants (Tyson Foods Inc)
(Source: Tyson Foods Inc) Springdale, Ark. - November 19, 2015 - As part of efforts to improve the overall performance of its prepared foods business, Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN) plans to discontinue...
View ArticleTyson closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wisconsin
JEFFERSON, Wis. (AP) - Tyson Foods says it's closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wisconsin, in a move that will affect 880...
View ArticleTyson closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wis.
Tyson Foods says it’s closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wisconsin, in a move that will affect 880 workers....
View ArticleVideo: A sneak peek of the new Hampton Inn West in West Allis
By C.T. Kruger Take a walk through the new Hampton Inn and Suites West that has opened for guests on Greenfield Avenue in West Allis. | Nov. 20, 2015 12:09 p.m. By of the Journal Sentinel Heavy snow is...
View ArticleStreet closures for parade, ship commissioning announced
By of the Journal Sentinel The following street closures will be in effect Saturday for the downtown and the of the Navy's newest littoral combat ship, the USS Milwaukee at Veterans Park, according to...
View ArticleAetna, Anthem reassure investors on forecasts, exchanges
By Tom Murphy, Associated Press Two of the nation's three largest health insurers are trying to ease investor and customer concerns a day after their biggest competitor questioned its future on the...
View ArticleSink or Swim: One Franklin family's fight with rare bone cancer
"Sink or Swim" is an ongoing series that follows Franklin resident Brittany Norris through her journey fighting cancer. Norris was 17 years old when she was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a rare bone...
View ArticleCould Marcus Center become downtown's orphan venue?
By of the Journal Sentinel The state law which helps finance the new Milwaukee Bucks arena also calls for transferring ownership of the Marcus Center to the public agency which will own the arena, and...
View ArticleMali, US, French forces react after extremists hit hotel
By The Associated Press BAMAKO, Mali (AP) - Islamic extremists armed with guns and throwing grenades stormed the Radisson Blu hotel in Mali's capital Friday morning, killing at least three people and...
View ArticleHamilton demonstrators released from jail after park arrests
By of the Journal Sentinel The brother of Dontre Hamilton was released from jail early Friday morning during the city's Christmas tree lighting at Red Arrow Park. Nate Hamilton and the Coalition for...
View ArticleDelightful Scion iA offers high value for entry-level buyer
Rarely has so little felt like so much. Scion delivers possibly the highest value car for the entry-level market and does it with a good-looking small sedan that is value priced and yet looks and feels...
View ArticleKohler sends striking workers letters, union plans mass picketing
By of the Journal Sentinel Pressures are building in the strike at Kohler Co., with the union planning a mass picket Saturday near a popular company event, and the firm sending letters to employees at...
View ArticleInvestors Community Bank to buy The Business Bank for $28.9 million
By of the Journal Sentinel The parent company of Manitowoc's said Friday it plans to acquire Appleton-based for about $28.9 million. County Bancorp Inc., which went public in January, will buy Fox...
View ArticleTyson to close Jefferson pepperoni plant, cutting 400 jobs
Tyson Foods Inc. said Thursday it will shutter a pepperoni plant in Jefferson, displacing 400 employees, adding to the hundreds of food production workers losing jobs in Wisconsin with the pending...
View ArticleTyson closing plants in Chicago and Wisconsin
Jefferson, Wis. • Tyson Foods says it’s closing plants in Chicago and Jefferson, Wisconsin, in a move that will affect 880 workers. Springdale, Arkansas-based Tyson said in a statement Thursday that...
View ArticleTyson Fresh Meats Makes Record Pledge to United Way of Siouxland (Tyson Foods...
(Source: Tyson Foods Inc) Dakota Dunes, S.D. - November 24, 2015 - Tyson Fresh Meats and its employees have made a record donation pledge to the United Way of Siouxland. Including team member pledges,...
View ArticleDiversified Portfolio Drives Record Year for Tyson as Fiscal Year 2015...
(Source: Tyson Foods Inc) SPRINGDALE, Ark., Nov. 23, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN), today reported the following results: (in millions, except per share data) Fourth Quarter 12...
View ArticleClub for Growth renews complaints of GAB-IRS ties
By of the Journal Sentinel A conservative group targeted by a secret probe is providing new details in its allegations that state officials improperly worked with federal tax officials to try to...
View ArticlePSC votes to cut rates but raise customer fee for Green Bay utility
By of the Journal Sentinel Rates for customers of a Green Bay electric utility are on track to drop in 2016, but the customer fixed charge will rise by $2 a month under a plan approved Thursday by...
View ArticleTyson Foods Names Vice President of Finance for its Retail Packaged Brands...
(Source: Tyson Foods Inc) Springdale, Ark. - December 3, 2015 - Garrett Olson has recently been promoted to vice president of finance for Tyson Foods' retail packaged brands group, company officials...
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