Hourly workers at the General Motors plant in Janesville will vote Friday on a local contract that could be a key component in any future the workers might have with the automaker.
Voters in Bloomfield Township could decide in the spring whether to become a village if the state approves an incorporation request that is shaping up to be a border war.
Workers popped ceiling panels in place at Craig and Parker high schools at a furious pace Tuesday. The schools are still messy, but officials promised they'd be ready to go for the fall semester.
On Sunday, North Main Street will be filled with the sounds of Rock Around the Block, the annual festival that's a celebration of music, community and the burgeoning energy of Janesville's downtown.
Harmony Elementary School parents will be able to drop off their children in the school parking lot after busing ends for many of the children this year.
The demise of touch-screen voting has produced a graveyard of expensive corpses: Warehouses stacked with thousands of carefully wrapped voting machines that have been shelved because of doubts about vanishing votes and vulnerability to hackers.
Does it not seem just a little bit odd to have John McCain and Barack Obama chatting individually with a preacher in a public forum about their positions on evil and their relationship with Jesus Christ?