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Tuesday Cheese Curds: Packers start making cuts after competitive camp
I hope Brian Gutekunst has a really hard day today. I don’t mean that maliciously, but if Gutekunst is having a hard time making calls on his final roster moves today, that can only mean good things for the Packers. (I guess it could also mean that Gutekunst is not very good at his job, but I think the balance of evidence would suggest that’s not the case.)
Traffic stop leads to drug-related charges and possibly decades in prison
RACINE, WI — A 39-year-old Waukegan woman and a 46-year-old Chicago man each face a slew of. drug-related charges after a traffic stop Aug. 2 in Caledonia. Catrina Woods is charged with drug-related charges of possession with intent to deliver between 10 and 50 grams of a Schedule I controlled substance, possession with intent to deliver narcotics, possession with intent to deliver/distribute/manufacture THC and possession with intent to deliver cocaine, all with the use of a dangerous weapon.
Path to 53: Tracking the Packers' roster cuts
GREEN BAY, Wis. — With the preseason slate in the books, the Green Bay Packers will have to configure their roster to make sure they're down to 53 players by the league's 4 p.m. ET deadline on Tuesday. Head coach Matt LaFleur and general manager Brian Gutekunst will work...
Packers Send Failed 2022 Draft Pick Packing on Roster Cutdown Day
It's officially roster cutdown day across the NFL, and after a quiet Monday, the Green Bay Packers will need to make a flurry of moves leading up to the 3 p.m. CT deadline. There's several offensive positions where cuts are expected, with quarterback, running back and wide receiver all featuring more players than the team can logically bring with them into Week 1.
Packers can solve kicking problem with cut candidate from Aaron Rodgers' Jets
The Green Bay Packers addressed the backup quarterback situation by surprisingly trading for Malik Willis. Now, they have another issue at kicker. After the Packers' preseason finale, head coach Matt LaFleur hinted at looking for outside help at both positions. He wasn't lying about the backup quarterback situation, so we can probably take his word at kicker, too.
Republican state Assembly candidate facing criminal charge stemming from April election
A Republican running for a south side Assembly seat is facing a criminal charge of making a false statement against his opponent in a Milwaukee Common Council race in April. The complaint filed Thursday in Milwaukee County Circuit Court accuses Ryan Antczak, 50, of Milwaukee of knowingly making a false statement about the record of Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa in a flyer he continued to distribute ahead of the April 2 election — even after he had...
This South Milwaukee facility could transition from indoor soccer to a pickleball club
South Milwaukee may soon offer indoor pickleball. The owners of South Side Soccer, 305 N. Chicago Ave. converted a former AMF bowling alley into an indoor soccer facility for kids a few years ago. ...
David Bakhtiari reunion makes even more sense for Packers after concerning report
Rewind to April. The Green Bay Packers have just selected Jordan Morgan, a college left tackle who many believe will have to move inside at the NFL level. The Packers insisted that Morgan could stay at tackle, but all signs are pointing toward him playing guard this season. That's fine, as Morgan can become a Pro Bowl-level interior lineman, but drafting him didn't solve the team's depth problem at tackle after losing David Bakhtiari and Yosh Nijman.
After 33 years at WLUK-TV, 'Living' host and cook Amy Hanten is leaving the station
GREEN BAY - After 33 years as a morning mainstay on WLUK-TV (Fox 11), Amy Hanten is leaving the station, but the “Fox 11 Living” show synonymous with her name will continue. The station announced Monday that Hanten, who is most familiar to viewers for her time in the studio kitchen whipping up Wisconsin-inspired recipes for brunches,...
CeeDee Lamb contract highlights Packers cheat code around Jordan Love
Finally, the Dallas Cowboys and All-Pro wide receiver CeeDee Lamb agreed to terms on a long-term contract extension, ending the dragged-out stalemate. Lamb signed a four-year, $136 million deal with the Cowboys, including $100 million in guaranteed money. As ESPN's Adam Schefter points out, he's now the second-highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history. His whopping $34 million average annual salary ranks second to Minnesota Vikings superstar wideout Justin Jefferson at their position.
Latest Injury Update Makes Packers' AJ Dillon Decision a No-Brainer
Just like every other team in the NFL, the Green Bay Packers are trying to finalize their initial 53-man roster for the new season. This means that cuts are coming and players will be hitting the waiver wire until 4 pm EST on Tuesday. One of the biggest decisions for...
Brewers magic number: Counting down to Milwaukee's possible playoff berth
The Milwaukee Brewers might've failed to finish off a sweep in Oakland this past weekend, but they did win two out of three to get to 20 games over the .500 mark. At 75-55, the Brewers now hold a commanding 10.0 game lead in the NL Central. They've been one...
Community speaks against transmission line proposed in rural Sheboygan County
TOWN OF LYNDON – 6-year-old Cole Kestell echoed concerns of nearly two dozen adults at Public Service Commission of Wisconsin public hearings Aug. 23 for a proposed transmission line that could run through the towns of Mitchell and Lyndon. Cole's grandmother, Janine Kestell, asked him what he thought of the “wires" as he...
School Bus Safety Tips for the Upcoming School Year
MARSHFIELD, WI (OnFocus) – With the start of another school year, local public safety officials and bus companies are reminding motorists to exercise vigilance and caution around school buses. According to the National Safety Council, most of the children who lose their lives in bus-related incidents are 4 to...
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