Stroh was suing in 1985 to stop Heileman’s planned merger with Pabst of Milwaukee, and Pabst wanted the Supreme Court to settle the dispute. Stroh and...
MINNEAPOLIS — Legislation from two Minnesota congressmen which allows for expanded mining in northeastern Minnesota has caused broader environmental debate in the U.S. House and divided...
WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans weighed scaling back the tax cuts in their massive package to secure crucial support as congressional analysts said Thursday the legislation would...
Clerks refuse to turn over documents on harassment claims.
While a splashy new ad campaign to recruit workers to Wisconsin is the most noticeable part of Gov. Scott Walker’s approach, there’s more to the plan....
The advice is simple: Stop counting deer. That comes from big game ecologist Kevin Wallenfang of the Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources. Amid news that this...
SIOUX CITY, Iowa — After three consecutive sweeps, the Viterbo University volleyball team is headed to the Sweet 16. The No. 2-ranked V-Hawks had no problem...
NEW YORK — Since The New York Times published allegations of sexual harassment and assault against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein in October, multiple men in entertainment,...
The 88-year-old was first elected in 1964
Final vote expected late Thursday on $1.4 trillion package
While fights over health care and tax reform may dominate the headlines in the nation’s capitol, the only real job of members of the United States...
In 1956, Northern Engraving president Charles Gelatt was appointed to a new nine-year term on the UW Board of Regents. Gelatt was just 38, and he...
