Some area paper companies are applauding a decision by the International Trade Commission to look into paper imports from China and Indonesia. Click the

The state incentive package helping keep Mercury Marine in Fond du Lac is worth $70 million, Gov. Jim Doyle announced Friday. Click the headline to read Lou

The city of Green Bay is looking to get back a couple million dollars it says it overpaid for the downtown Younkers property. A Brown County judge agreed with

The man who wants to open a supper club in Crivitz has been dealt another setback. Click the headline to read the full story.

Oshkosh Corporation reported Tuesday losing $1.1 billion in fiscal 2009. Click the headline to read the full story.

Republican legislators are trying to muster support for a bill that would repeal new minimum car insurance levels. Click the headline to read the full story.

The Ho-Chunk Nation has bought about 30 acres of land in Beloit where the St. Croix and Bad River Chippewa bands have wanted to build a casino. Click the

A costly new coal-fired plant near Milwaukee is finally up and running. Click the headline to read the full story.

Businesses in Fond du Lac County are hoping a new program from the Economic Development Corporation will make an "impact." Click the headline to read the full

Under a new deal Wisconsin ginseng growers will sell to only one distributor in China. Click the headline to read the full story.

Consumer's confidence about the U.S. economy fell unexpectedly in October as job prospects remained bleak, a private research group said Tuesday, fueling

Downtown Appleton businesses plan to offer discounted gift certificates aimed at drawing shoppers to the area. Click the headline to read the full story.

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay will name its business school after the founder of Fort Howard Paper Company on the heels of a $5.5 million donation from

Shopko announced it will close its downtown Green Bay Shopko Express store on Dousman and Broadway streets effective November 1. Click the headline to read the

More than 100 new jobs are coming to the Green Bay area. Click on the headline for Lou Hillman's report.