Fond du Lac Reporter Local Headlines

Judge Gary Sharpe asks the jury in the Dennis Brantner murder trial if they are able to agree on a verdict.

Manitowoc woman pointed pistol at neighbor over dispute about a missing duck.

Judge skeptical about the power of the voter ID law.

Fond du Lac County Fire Chiefs received the Wisconsin Fire Chiefs’ Safety Leadership Award on June 25 at the association’s annual conference in Green Bay.

Ripon College announced the appointments of Tracy Muirhead as vice president for Advancement and Melissa Anderson as vice president for Marketing and Communications.

City offices in the City/County Government Center will be closed July 4 in observance of Independence Day.

Legislation to place debt-swamped Puerto Rico on a path to fiscal sustainability sailed through the U.S. Senate with solid bipartisan support Wednesday.

Fond du Lac County jury unable to come to a verdict in 1990 murder of 18-year-old Berit Beck.

The UW System has wasted more than $100,000 on unused airline tickets in recent years.

The Retlaw Plaza Hotel has been sold to a successful hotel developer.

Manitowoc doctor Charles R. Szyman faces 19 counts of drug trafficking in federal court.

The Fourth of July is almost here. Many have long drives ahead before breaking out the fireworks.

Disciples came in flocks that sun-baked May afternoon in 1957.

City considers subsidizing homeowner lead-pipe replacement

Victims don't expect to be turned away from their local hospital after an assault.

Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr., in a speech he gave while accepting an award in New York, made this claim:

A tax credit passed to benefit manufacturers and agricultural producers in Wisconsin is primarily helping millionaires, according to a report.

Jury in Dennis Brantner murder trial to deliberate another day

Gov. Scott Walker may have thought a Green Bay Packers analogy about teachers would be a political touchdown.