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  1. Names disappear from Wisconsin's police reports

    Police work that has traditionally been conducted in public view is increasingly being shielded, as insurance companies and municipal attorneys throughout Wisconsin push departments to withhold names from reports due to liability concerns.

    • May 17, 2013
  2. Showroom designer Tamy Eisch, left, and manager Amy Gartzke test the burners on an operational kitchen display in the new showroom at Gerhard's on May 16, 2013 in Appleton, Wis. Wm. Glasheen/Post-Crescent Media Wm. Glasheen/Post-Crescent Media

    The Buzz: West College perks up

    West College Avenue is starting to see more activity, beginning with two high profile business openings this next week, Gerhards and Starbucks.

    • 3:04 PM
  3. Oshkosh landlord ordered to install smoke detectors before fatal fire (story, video)

    As authorities continue to probe a fatal fire in an Oshkosh duplex without working smoke detectors, records show the owner had been ordered to install smoke detectors in the building after complaints by a tenant.

    • 2:02 PM
  4. Lawsuits over concussions capture attention of Fox Valley football coaches, school officials

    Jeramie Korth still remembers the collision that sent him to the sidelines during a rough-and-tumble high school football game in 1993.

    • 1:30 PM
  5. Walker

    New residency rule would avoid Appleton moving fees

    Gov. Scott Walker wants to prohibit municipalities in Wisconsin from imposing residency requirements on its workers, and the ban took a step toward becoming law last week.

    • 1:35 PM
  6. Kentucky Derby winner Orb stands as he is cooled down after a workout at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Friday, May 17, 2013. The Preakness Stakes horse race is scheduled to take place May 18. AP Photo/Patrick Semansky

    10 things to know about the Preakness

    There are only two outcomes when it comes to Saturday's Preakness Stakes — either the Kentucky Derby winner Orb wins the race to set up a Triple Crown try in the Belmont Stakes in three weeks, or another horse pulls an upset and prevents a shot at history

    • 11:55 AM
  7. Madison officers shoot 43-year-old man with sword

    A 43-year-old man is dead after he was fatally shot by Madison police.

    • 12:47 PM
  8. The Webfooters of Fremont perform for hundreds of people at CommunityFest last summer at Riverside Park in Neenah. Post-Crescent Media

    Fox Cities communities invest in parkland, waterfront (story, video)

    If you ask Appleton residents where they live, they very well might reference their home in terms of the nearest park.

    • 1:37 PM
  9. Appleton Park and Recreation playground program leader Mallory Dieck and Amber Schommer enjoy a treat. Submitted

    Summer playground programs get kids outdoors, active and having fun in the neighborhood parks

    Venture back to the days when kids played outside most every summer day, where screen time didn't exist, and tight schedules were only for the adults.

    • May 16, 2013
  10. State Democratic Party adviser Zielinski is leaving

    A well-known Democratic Party of Wisconsin adviser is leaving his position.

    • 4:42 PM
  11. 'Serving Seniors' campaign clears 38 percent of campaign goal

    Donors have contributed more than 38 percent of the goal in Post-Crescent Media's 'Serving Seniors' Do It! Community Challenge, which supports Clarity Care's programs to help senior citizens live in their homes as long as possible.

    • 1:36 PM
  12. The day in photos: May 18, 2013

    Enter here to view the photo gallery.

    • 9:25 AM
  13. Alan Prahl column: Many moms uncomfortable managing money

    For countless reasons, mothers are loved and held in high esteem. But according to a recent poll by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling, many children view their mom as uncomfortable managing money.

    • May 17, 2013
  14. Still life of the top of a wedding cake with two miniature grooms cake topper and roses at the side Getty Images/Comstock Images

    Silver Pen letter: Definition of traditional marriage matters

    If discussions regarding same-sex couples are to be more rational, words that unnecessarily inflame emotions need to be addressed. An analogy illustrates the problem.

    • May 17, 2013
  15. Dirt crossroad surrounded by grass Getty Images

    Stacey Oatman: Perfect lawn not perfect for environment (video, column)

    So you know that perfect-looking girl you went to high school with, the skinny one with the beautiful face and clothes, and never a strand of hair out of place? Or maybe it's the guy in the cubicle next to you whose muscles and tan are upstaged only by hi

    • May 17, 2013
  16. In this Feb. 17, 2010, photo, Tamerlan Tsarnaev smiles after accepting the trophy for winning the 2010 New England Golden Gloves Championship in Lowell, Mass. AP

    It's Your Call (video)

    FINAL STOP: If anyone was wondering where to bury the Boston bomber, I suggested we bury him right next to Osama bin Laden. Case closed.

    • May 17, 2013
  17. Saturday's prep baseball results

    At Menasha, the Zephyrs broke the game open early, scoring 10 runs in the first three innings.

    • 5:03 PM
  18. Saturday's prep girls' soccer results

    At West Bend, Xavier (11-1-1) finished third in the tournament by defeating Port Washington, losing to West Bend West and defeating West Bend East.

    • 5:05 PM
  19. Duke Behnke's Q&A: What is the annual budget for the offices and staff of U.S. congressmen and senators?

    Q: What is the annual budget for the offices and staff of U.S. congressmen and senators, both in Wisconsin and Washington, D.C.?

    • 5:12 PM
  20. Clarissa Somers

    2012-13 school year

    • May 17, 2013
  21. John Faldet

    2012-13 school year

    • May 17, 2013
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  22. Boy who died in skid steer loader accident identified

    The Lafayette County sheriff's office has identified the 8-year-old boy run over by a skid steer loader.

    • 3:01 PM
  23. The Family Garden: Prepare to plant by working the soil

    Preparing your garden bed for planting is vital to the success of your family garden. Once you decide on the location for your garden plot, begin to prepare the soil.

    • May 15, 2013
  24.  Gannett Wisconsin Media

    Festival Foods adapts to customers' needs (story, video)

    Ensuring repeat customers is an ongoing challenge for any business.

    • May 17, 2013
  25. Sum of All is one of the most beautiful members of the Sum and Substance family of giant hostas. This variety features huge leaves with a darker green center edged in wide border of gold. Rob Zimmer/Post-Crescent Media

    Yard MD: Supersized: Enjoy biggest and brightest hostas (story, video, photos)

    When it comes to hostas, many gardeners prefer the true giants. Monstrous specimen plants that can reach up to nine feet across and four feet high are prized by hosta lovers who are drawn to these massive mounds of durable, heavily textured foliage.

    • May 17, 2013
  26. Dick Trickle raced at Wisconsin International Raceway in Buchanan on June 27, 2004. Post-Crescent Media

    Commentary: Racing legend Trickle never slowed down

    Broadcaster Mike Joy leaned in during a rain delay in the Winston Cup race and asked Dick Trickle on camera, 'Think the rain will stop?'

    • May 17, 2013
  27. American Legion members take part in the dedication of the Veterans Memorial on Memorial Day in Hortonville. Lisa Visocky/Submitted

    Flower power

    The term idle hands doesn't apply to the ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 263 of New London.

    • May 16, 2013
  28. Walker

    Walker signs layoff alternative bill

    Gov. Scott Walker on Friday signed into law a bill creating a program that gives employers an alternative to laying off employees when work slows.

    • May 17, 2013
  29. Neenah police seek driver who stopped for boy

    Police are trying to identify a man that wanted an 8-year-old boy to get in his car Friday afternoon in the area of Elm and Division Streets.

    • May 17, 2013
  30. Some 3-year-old preschoolers sit near the Tree of Life mural at Most Precious Blood Catholic School. They are (from left) Nathan Euhardy, Jillian Glatczak, Nica Schneider, Anna Kurszewski and Logan Zirbel. The school is accepting registration for 3-year-old preschool and 4K for the 2013-14 school year. Jeff Staddler/Submitted

    Kindergarten registration under way at MPB

    Most Precious Blood Catholic School is accepting registrations for the 3-year old preschool and 4-year old, half-day kindergarten class.

    • May 16, 2013
  31. Two men charged with operating 12-county burglary ring

    Two men, who are already in prison, are charged with operating a burglary ring that spans 12 counties in Wisconsin.

    • May 17, 2013
  32. Perkins

    Cheryl Perkins column: Collaboration often leads to new innovations

    The future of many functions in any company depends upon how the organization is best able to evaluate the knowledge landscape and work together to create effective solutions to their problems and the problems of their customers.

    • May 16, 2013
  33. Surgeon indicted on health care fraud counts

    A federal grand jury has indicted a Milwaukee spinal surgeon on 13 counts of federal health care fraud.

    • May 17, 2013
  34. The costs of medical procedures at hospitals can vary wildly, even between hospitals in the same area. GANNETT WISCONSIN MEDIA

    Editorial: Thumbs Up and Down

    A report on hospital costs is upsetting. It shows the ridiculous disparity of charges for the same treatment.

    • May 17, 2013
  35.  Getty Images/Comstock Images

    Stocks rise on hopeful signs for the US economy

    Encouraging news about the U.S. economy helped push stock prices higher in early trading on Wall Street on Friday.

    • May 17, 2013
  36. Unemployment falls in 40 US states, rises in 3

    Solid hiring helped push down unemployment rates in 40 U.S. states last month, the most since November. The declines show job markets are improving in most areas of the country.

    • May 17, 2013
  37. Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson Post-Crescent Media

    Nelson says it's an honor to run Outagamie County (video, Q&A)

    Tom Nelson is halfway through his term as Outagamie County executive.

    • May 16, 2013
  38. Gauge of US economy's future health up in April

    A measure of the U.S. economy's future health rose solidly in April, buoyed by a sharp rise in applications to build homes and a better job market.

    • May 17, 2013
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    Letters: Union, company solution saves jobs

    Forward: What can be.

    • May 17, 2013
  40. US currency Getty Images/Creatas RF

    Editorial: Judge projects on merit, not influence

    Marina dredging must to be judged on its merits, not on who's pushing it.

    • May 16, 2013
  41. Dairy farmers honored by Foremost

    Larry and Sandy Griesbach of Appleton were honored by Foremost Farms USA for producing quality milk in 2012.

    • May 16, 2013
  42. Session covers health care reform

    Schenck is hosting a free seminar from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on June 18 at the Butte des Morts Country Club, 3600 W. Prospect Ave. on health care reform.

    • May 16, 2013
  43.  Getty Images

    Editorial: Lawmakers forgo real work and focus on junk

    A drink size provision shows that lawmakers are more concerned with political soundbites than helping Wisconsinites.

    • May 15, 2013
  44. Tiger Woods added to his trophy case on Sunday. Getty Images

    Brett Christopherson's Gone Social: Tiger back on course, Manziel not so much

    Order is restored on the golf course. An MVP quarterback looks to score big on the small screen. A Heisman winner makes a different type of comeback. Our oddly fascinating trek through the world of sports continues … one tweet at a time:

    • May 17, 2013

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