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  1. The Rev. Keith Clark rings a bell in the original entryway to gather retreat participants for mass last week at the Monte Alverno Retreat & Spirituality Center in Appleton. Dan Powers/Post-Crescent Media

    Monte Alverno searches for new sponsorship to continue helping to silence the mind (photos, video)

    Photos: Monte Alverno Retreat & Spirituality Center in Appleton

    • 6:10 AM
  2. Prompted by the Gannett Wisconsin Media I-Team's Deadly Doses special report that chronicled the increasing scourge of heroin addiction statewide and in Sheboygan, Acuity has announced it will contribute $100,000 to support efforts in the Sheboygan County area to tackle the problem. Gary C. Klein/Gannett Wisconsin Media

    Acuity donates $100K to local anti-heroin effort (story, video)

    Prompted by the Gannett Wisconsin Media I-Team's Deadly Doses special report that chronicled the increasing scourge of heroin addiction statewide and in Sheboygan, Acuity has announced it will contribute $100,000 to support efforts in the Sheboygan County

    • 6:10 AM
  3. Wednesday’s can’t-miss Web content: 10 things for Packers fans to obsess on

    The draft, the minicamps and the OTAs have come to an end. Now it’s nearly six long weeks until the 2013 training camp opens.

    • 6:10 AM
  4. Wisconsin Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, right, and Majority Leader Scott Suder answer questions at a news conference prior to the Assembly debating the state budget on Tuesday, June 18, 2013, in Madison. Scott Bauer/Associated Press

    Republicans negotiate changes to Wisconsin budget

    Republicans privately negotiated a series of last-minute changes to the Wisconsin budget Tuesday designed to smooth its passage, including removing a cap on a popular tax credit program for disabled veterans and delaying the loosening of requirements for

    • 6:11 AM
  5. Emcee host David Weincek talks to the Miss Wisconsin contestants about the show in the back hall behind stage at the Alberta Kimball Auditorium. JEANNETTE MERTEN/FOR OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN MEDIA

    Miss Wisconsin contestants form strong bond (story, photo galleries)

    The Miss Wisconsin contestants took a quick break for lunch Tuesday with the Kiwanis Club of Oshkosh, where they introduced themselves and shared some of their anticipation for the pageant.

    • 6:11 AM
  6. Sheboygan Falls Police officer Nicole Schmelter holds up a hatchet that was allegedly used by Antonio Barbeau to kill Barbara Olson, 78, in September. Schmelter testified Tuesday in the murder trial of Nathan Paape, 14. Gary C. Klein/Gannett Wisconsin Media

    Jurors hear graphic testimony in second day of murder trial (story, video)

    Day two of Nathan Paape's murder trial got underway Tuesday morning in Sheboygan County Circuit Court, with juror's hearing graphic testimony about the brutal murder of Barbara Olson, allegedly at the hands of Paape and his friend, Antonio Barbeau.

    • 6:11 AM
  7. Meet the men who power the Tony Award-winning 'War Horse' (video)

    'War Horse' opens June 25 at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. KARE-11 TV in Minneapolis literally takes you inside Joey, one of the equine stars of the show. Post-Crescent Media features the actors Sunday in Life! and on postcrescent.com.

    • Jun. 18, 2013
  8. Officials: Man mauled by bear outside cabin

    A man who was attacked by a black bear outside a cabin in northwestern Wisconsin is recovering at a hospital.

    • Jun. 18, 2013
  9. Report faults UW System education schools

    A review of the nation's teacher-training programs released Tuesday suggests that many University of Wisconsin System education schools are of middling quality.

    • Jun. 18, 2013
  10. Sherry and Joe Anicich, left, Alisha Bromfield's mother and stepfather, watch as the prosecution plays a DVD recording of Door County Sheriff's Department Investigator Mark Winkel's interview of Brian M. Cooper, who is on trial for the murder of Bromfield and her unborn daughter. Tina M. Gohr/Gannett Wisconsin Media

    Cooper's attorney moves for mistrial in Door County homicide case (story, video)

    A reference to Brian M. Cooper's former girlfriend that was projected on a written video transcript for 10-15 seconds is grounds for a mistrial, Cooper's attorney argued in Door County Circuit Court late Tuesday afternoon.

    • Jun. 18, 2013

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