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Milwaukee dives into the deep freeze
Photo/Jeffrey Phelps
It’s a chilly scene on the 6th Street Viaduct Friday morning. Fortunately, temperatures are expected to rise over the weekend. More cold weather photos | Forecast
Destination D.C.
An entire community needs a new start
Six days after Barack Obama was elected president, German-owned shipping company DHL Express announced it was cutting back on operations in America, cutting the heart out of a place called Airborne Airpark in Wilmington, Ohio.
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Medical device maker paid UW surgeon $19 million
Thomas Zdeblick, an orthopedic surgeon at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, raised eyebrows three years ago when it was learned that he had been receiving $400,000 yearly from the medical device company. But yearly payments actually averaged about 10 times that figure.
- Special Report: Side Effects: Are Doctors' Loyalties Divided?
Foreclosures rise 77% in Milwaukee
The number of foreclosed properties headed for sheriff's sales in Milwaukee County jumped 77% last year, the third consecutive year of double-digit increases. And officials said there were no signs that the trend was abating.
- Special Report: Easy Money: How the Subprime Market Unraveled
First drunken driving offense shouldn't be crime, Van Hollen says
Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said Friday that he opposes making first-offense drunken driving a crime and would like state law changed to give judges the option of sentencing second-time offenders to probation rather than mandatory jail time.
- Capitol Connect: Where lawmakers stand
Wisconsin woman, fiance were among those rescued from plane
As the US Airways jet bound for Charlotte, N.C., climbed into the air Thursday from New York's LaGuardia Airport, Stephanie King and her fiancé, Andrew Gray, heard a bang before the engines of the plane suddenly went silent.
- 8:52 p.m. | Audio Slideshow: Runners race in circles to finish indoor marathon
- The same route, 95 times over: Runners race in circles to finish indoor marathon
- Geithner's tax questions may not cost him
- Ex-Serbian police officer accused of war crimes faces deportation
- Daniel Bice: Community responds to school library's need
- On idle: Warming up car? City curbs enforcement
- Laurel Walker: It's best to take care of some matters quickly
Hoping to get through a waiting list that now numbers 458, organizers of the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight announced Friday that they are stepping up efforts to fly World War II veterans to the war's memorial in Washington, D.C., including chartering a Boeing 757, which can accommodate about 180 people, on April 25.
- 8:23 p.m. | Living a dream: Mbah a Moute' s success instills pride, hope in Cameroon brethren
- Updated: | Box score: Clippers 101, Bucks 92
- 9:32 p.m. | UWM 77, CSU 75: Feat of resiliency
- 6:31 p.m. | Tom Haudricourt: Fielder, agent likely to swing for the fences
- 10:09 p.m. | Packers: Capers in no hurry
- 7:47 p.m. | Michael Hunt: Packers missed chance
- 7:18 p.m. | NFC preview: Eagles, Cardinals defy playoff expectations
- 7:37 p.m. | Tom Enlund: Celtics draw leisurely pace next 41 games
- 8:46 p.m. | Paul A. Smith: Wisconsin wildlife season's true survivors
MU 91, Providence 82
10:23 p.m. | There is absolutely no quit in these Marquette Golden Eagles. Guarding no one, being pounded on the boards and essentially left for dead early in the second half, MU mounted an impressive comeback over the final 8 minutes 38 seconds to beat the Providence Friars, 91-82, on Saturday night at the Dunkin' Donuts Center and remain one of just two unbeaten teams in the Big East Conference along with Louisville.
- 10:29 p.m. | Are stocks low enough to finally buy?
- 10:37 p.m. | Kimberly-Clark to introduce new Depend products for men and women
- 9:42 p.m. | MATC to offer free help with tax returns
- 10:25 p.m. | With oil prices down, why isn't gas following?
10:40 p.m. | Peggy Troy's first job out of college was working as a pediatric nurse at what was then Milwaukee Children's Hospital. More than 30 years later, Troy has again gone to work for the hospital. Only this time, she is the chief executive.
Features and Entertainment
- 4:49 p.m. | Book Reviews: Lincoln's many faces
- 4:24 p.m. | Joanne Weintraub: Are Nazi films too much of a bad thing?
- 4:19 p.m. | Inaugural luncheon menu honors Lincoln
- 4:09 p.m. | Stanley A. Miller II: As White House goes tech, expect bumps
- 11:00 p.m. | Review: 'The Dig' engages audience in mystery
4:08 p.m. | Imagine this ad on Craigslist: "Wanted: Dress designer to create a gown that will appeal to the masses and can survive a night of dancing, waving, promenading, photo ops and multiple limo exits. Thick skin a plus, as the dress will be critiqued for decades to come. Celebrity experience not required."
- Sandy D'Amato: 'Little ears' from Italy sound delicious
- Gatherings: It's the perfect time for white
- On Wine: Wine service doesn't always pass the sniff test
- Food: Use the stars to guide your menu
- At Home: Log cabin is a comfortable, cozy fit for couple
- Real Estate: Conversion of Sinai Samaritan to apartments faced difficulties
Travel
The hot orange sun dipped slowly in the deepening pink sky. It was just another beautiful gulf sunset, but one that made me wonder whether this area of Florida's Emerald Coast shouldn't instead be known as the Magenta Coast.
- Slideshow: Mysterious odor at Wal-Mart sends dozens to the hospital
- Cudahy: Post office shuts down after customer threatens to 'go postal'
- Muskego: City is lukewarm to family's hoop dreams
- Glendale: City is latest to consider thwarting mandatory sick leave
- Muskego: Neighbors rip plans for 88-acre subdivision
- Brookfield: Retail complex may include new one-stop 'wedding center'
Cudahy
City officials are taking steps needed to shut down the Thirsty Moose tavern, which the police chief calls a "nuisance." Officers have been called to the bar 10 times in the last two months.
- Related story: Bar building owner faces foreclosure
- Related story: Dozens involved in Thirsty Moose brawl
It's been 18 years since his mother called, screaming at him to rush to the hospital because his sister was dying after being hit by a drunken driver while on her bicycle. And, it's been six years since he joined the Assembly.
- Crews hoist ditched plane from Hudson River
- Obama rides the rails to DC for inaugural kickoff
- Israel implements unilateral Gaza cease-fire
- FDA urges people to avoid peanut butter products
- Russia and Ukraine announce deal on gas dispute
- Debris kills boy in stands at monster truck show
- Economic stimulus bill to fuel Obama's priorities
- MLK's dream also included economic justice
- America: What in the world does it want to be?
- Rams hire Giants' Spagnuolo as coach
Spotlight
- Fla. police: Woman crashes, continues to hair cut
- Goose-icle! Frozen fowl rescued by police divers
- Shoplifter gets run over twice by her getaway car
- Komodo dragon in Va. bites the hand that feeds it
- Cold feet? Couple marry outside on frigid night
- Woman allegedly wallops hockey player with stick
- Hungary gorilla recovering after rare surgery
- NY man accused of stealing shark from pet store
- Neb. mother, daughter accused of forging checks
- Police seek gumball and candy machine thieves
Yesterday
9:43 p.m.
Plea deal expected for religious leader in Necedah corpse case
8:47 p.m. Deer slaughter suspect may be tied to fatality
8:17 p.m. Head on crash kills man in Jefferson County
Updated:
5:30 p.m.
Destination, D.C.: 8,000 jobs suddenly gone in southwest Ohio
5:15 p.m. At least he was honest
3:27 p.m. Owner of exotic pet store arrested
12:49 p.m. Light snow to end soon, though flurries may linger
11:31 a.m. Green Bay businessman gets six years in prison in fraud case
11:13 a.m. Police investigating robbery at Starbucks at downtown Hilton
11:05 a.m. Overnight snow leads to slick roads, a dozen accidents
10:41 a.m. Two local residents charged in GOP national convention incident
10:05 a.m. One critical after two-vehicle crash in Rock County
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