McDonald's All-American nominees include six from greater Milwaukee boys and girls hoops
Six boys and girls basketball players from the greater Milwaukee area were nominated for the McDonald's All-American games on April 1.
Journal Gazette and Times Courier4d
Like a 'funeral wake': Leinenkugel family lament loss of historic Chippewa Falls brewery
Dick and Jake Leinenkugel say the decision by Molson Coors to shutdown Leinenkugel’s brewery was unexpected and frustrating ...
From Herald files: Leinenkugel's at 150 | A history in words and pictures
In honor of the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company's 150th anniversary in 2017, the Chippewa Herald published a special ...
Historic Leinenkugel's brewery to close in Chippewa Falls
Molson Coors will cease operations at its historic Leinenkugel’s Chippewa Falls brewery and the company’s Tenth Street ...
Giannis Antetokounmpo passes Dwight Howard in all-time scoring
Eric Nehm: Per Bucks PR, Giannis Antetokounmpo has passed Dwight Howard (19,485) to move up to No. 56 on the NBA’s all-time ...
Fire damaged a historic downtown building. Its restoration includes new use for Karl Ratzsch's
A 2020 fire badly damaged the Colby Abbot Building. It's been largely restored, but work now proceeds on its former Karl ...
The All-Stars that got away for each NBA team
HoopsHype ranks every single NBA team by the number of All-Stars each team has lost in its history, ranking from most to ...
The Sports Report: Lakers game postponed, Rams playoff game moved to Arizona because of fires
Devastating fires have caused the NBA to postponed Thursday's Lakers game and the NFL to move Monday's Rams game to Arizona.
Cumberland Times-News9d
Today in Sports, Jan. 10 — Wayne Gretzky becomes NHL’s all-time leading scorer in regular season & playoffs
1972 — The longest winning streak in major professional sports — 33 games — ends when the Bucks beat the Los Angeles Lakers ...
The Daily News10d
Today in Sports - Week Ahead, Jan. 10 - Jan. 16
The longest winning streak in major professional sports — 33 games — ends when the Bucks beat the Los Angeles Lakers 120-104 behind 39 points by Milwaukee’s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.