Schmitt breaks hand in first practice as a Packer (AUDIO)

The Green Bay Packers went looking for long snapper help and signed former Purdue Boilermaker Jesse Schmitt on Tuesday.  Mike McCarthy said the Packers were trying to add some competition to the position, where Rick Lovato started

Representative Andy Jorgensen weighs his options

State Representative Andy Jorgensen says he’s a bit shocked at his defeat in the race for Rock County treasurer. Jorgensen says any decisions regarding his next steps will be made as a family. He mentioned returning to

Feingold continues to lead Wisconsin US Senate race

Democrat Russ Feingold continues to hold on to a lead over incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, according to the results of the latest Marquette University Law School poll. The poll released Wednesday shows Feingold with a

Former Janesville school clerk sentenced to prison

The principal at Janesville’s Craig High School calls a former clerk’s theft of more than $300,000 from student activity accounts a betrayal. The Rock County District Attorney says Jessica Warner-Reed’s actions had a vast impact on students

DHS updates Zika prevention and response efforts

There is no sign of mosquitoes that could transmit the virus in Wisconsin, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health. DHS, along with local health partners, is continuing to work on prevention and response plans to the

Clinton leads Trump by 10 points in latest Marquette poll

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton continues to lead Republican nominee Donald Trump among registered voters in Wisconsin. The latest Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday showed Clinton with a 46-36 percent advantage among registered voters. When

Gomez designated for assignment

The Houston Astros announced Wednesday that outfielder Carlos Gomez has been designated for assignment. The former Brewers center fielder is hitting .210 in 85 games with the Astros this season.  He has just five home runs and

Voter ID ruling stayed by federal appeals court

A federal appeals court has issued a stay of a ruling that would have allowed Wisconsin voters to provide an affidavit instead of photo ID. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit stayed District Court