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Beloit, Rockford casino supporters push ahead
With an application for an off-reservation Ho-Chunk Nation casino, convention center and hotel in the hands of the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs, waiting is all supporters of the Beloit project can do.
Letter: What harm would Governor Walker do next
If you haven't seen the stellar performance of embattled Gov. Scott Walker in the now famous "divide and conquer" video, let me clue you in.
Public record for May 23, 2012
LINDA K. DEMONTIGNY, 36, of 2121 Pioneer Road, Janesville, at 11:33 a.m. Monday at home on suspicion of felony bail jumping.
WisDems rollout early vote drives
Below are a few of the area early vote drives that have been confirmed. More events will be planned through the June 1 absentee voting.
High flying for Harvard stunt pilot
Susan Dacy and her stunt plane, Big Red, have been regulars at Southern Wisconsin AirFest, Dacy will return for the annual event, which runs May 25 through May 27 at the Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport, located on U.S. Highway 51 between Beloit and Janesville.
The Nation hit piece on Gov. Walker - This couldn't get uglier
When Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker met with a billionaire campaign donor a month before he launched his attack on the collective-bargaining rights of public-sector workers and public-school teachers, he engaged in a detailed discussion about undermining unions as part of a broader strategy of strengthening the position of his Republican party.
Bill Lueders column: Barrett vs. Walker in money race
The email from Tom Barrett went out at 10:05 p.m. on Tuesday, May 8, about an hour after he was declared the winner of the Democratic primary in the recall election for governor.
Blackhawk Tech sees a role in expanding economy
Talk of expanding Blackhawk Technical College raises the question, didn't we just do that? Here's what happened with the last referendum, according to district officials and Gazette records: The work: Expansions of the central and Monroe campuses.
Trips to Madison are always relaxing. A The zoo, visiting the Capital, grabbing ice cream at the Union and stroll down State Street are a few of my favorite things.
UW-Rock County grads celebrate during intimate ceremony
For him, the family pressure was on. "My mom would kill me if I skipped this," Winkle said as he eased a black graduation gown over jeans and a black T-shirt with a tuxedo print screened on it.
Photos: Wis. Law Enforcement Memorial
The name of Fond du Lac police officer Craig Birkholz is now among the names of other Wisconsin officers killed in the line of duty.
Just the ticket? Officials hope parking issue solved
Some baseball fans were angered May 7 when 29 of them received tickets for parking illegally along an access road leading to the concession stand.
Heroin Investigation In Rock County: Three People Arrested
On Thursday May 17, 2012, the Rock County Sheriff's Office, Special Investigations Unit served two search warrants in the City of Beloit as part of an ongoing heroin investigation.
Public record for May 17, 2012
MICHELE R. SCHULTZ, 42, of 506 S. Jackson St. Apt. 2, Janesville, on a charge of second degree reckless endanger safety Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. at 1800 Center Avenue, Janesville.
State's mood affected Janesville documentary's focus
The finished film he rolls out sometime this summer, "As Goes Janesville," will be much more than Lichtenstein and his crew envisioned.
Man convicted in abduction arrested
Leonard C. Matson, 41, is suspected of a probation violation after a Sunday night domestic incident at his sister's home, where he lives, in the 5000 block of Sunnyshore Lane in Janesville Township, Rock County Sheriff's Capt.
Did Scott Walker Lie Under Oath to Congress?
When Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker met with a billionaire campaign donor a month before he launched his attack on the collective-bargaining rights of public-sector workers and public-school teachers, he engaged in a detailed discussion about undermining unions as part of a broader strategy of strengthening the position of his Republican party.
Gov. Walker responds to "divide and conquer" video
Governor Scott Walker said Friday he could not remember all the particulars about why he would use the term "divide and conquer" as a strategy to end most public union bargaining.
Video: Walker explains divide, conquer strategy
Video shot by a filmmaker captures Gov. Scott Walker explaining a "divide and conquer" strategy against unions to a top campaign donor.