WHBL News at Noon 05/17/13
Friday, May 17, 2013Sheboygan Police investigating credit union robbery, Cause determined for northwest Wisconsin wildfire, Gas prices sky rocketing, Marinette man survives bear attack
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Sheboygan Police investigating credit union robbery, Cause determined for northwest Wisconsin wildfire, Gas prices sky rocketing, Marinette man survives bear attack
The wildfire in northwest Wisconsin contained, Six dead in tornadoes in Texas, Wisconsin adds 32,000 jobs in 2012, A Sheboygan man ordered to stand trial for a stabbing, Rep. LeMahieu calls for restraint in the stewardship program
Wisconsin wildfire 90 percent contained, Another effort to repeal Obama care, A Plymouth man sentenced to prison for burglary,
Fire on North 35th Street guts upper apartment, Cause of fatal fire listed as "undetermined", Fond du Lac man dead in fiery crash, A proposal to make those on unemployment make more job searches
Congressman Ryan says administration covering up on Benghazi, It was cold in Wisconsin this morning, Republicans looking at bigger tax cut for Wisconsin, Teen pulled from the Manitowoc River, Sheboygan man goes to prison for possessing child porn
More tuberculosis found in Sheboygan, Wisconsin congressmen against new milk production plan, Wisconsin 16th highest in business taxes, Survivor found in Bangladesh rubble after 17 days
Benghazi hearing underway, The Kewaunee Nuclear Power Plant officially off-line, Kidnap victims returning home, State Assembly approves food stamp reform
Wildfire risk subsides in Wisconsin, One in custody in a Sheboygan stabbing, Viagara available on line, The number of Wisconsin dairy herds the lowest in decades
Snowstorm in northwest sets a record, Manitowoc man made up story of rescue on the Chippewa, Fire in apartment building in Fond du Lac, The latest job numbers are out, More information on the Boston Bombers
Heavy snow in northwest Wisconsin, Ruby Klokow gets 10 years, The UW surplus continues to grow, DNR looking for bear poachers