Cable News

It's time to bundle up the kids and dust off your Christmas spirit for the 26th Annual Time Warner Cable Green Bay Holiday Parade at 10 a.m. Saturday in downtown Green Bay.

Bev Greenberg, who is Time Warner Cable 's most visible executive in southeast Wisconsin, has announced her retirement effective Dec.

Nov. 17, 2009 9:26 a.m. Time Warner Cable Wisconsin announced Tuesday that Bev Greenberg, its vice president of communications and regional local programming, is retiring.

Time Warner Cable's digital service travels in packs starting this week, with channel numbers on the digital tier grouped by theme in a bid to, according to the area's largest cable television provider, make it easier for viewers to browse.

The former northern Wisconsin hideout of Chicago mobster Al Capone has sold for $2.6 million to the bank that foreclosed on the property.

Time Warner Cable Wisconsin is being recognized for its involvement in public affairs.

Gov. Jim Doyle and members of his administration are planning a number of stops in northern Wisconsin during the weekend and into next week.

A disease that affects about 400,000 Americans, with 200 new cases diagnosed every week, is calling Carl and Denise Wieman to the road.

State regulators have dismissed a complaint against Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman that contended he made campaign calls from a government phone when he was Ashland County district attorney in 2002.

Want to post your latest family photos or video on TV for your friends and neighbors to see? Now you can, courtesy of a new feature unveiled this week by Time Warner Cable Wisconsin.

It hardly seems like it's been over a year since Public Enemies , opening in theaters nationwide on July 1, was filming in the streets and buildings of cities across Wisconsin.

For those who remember the 1980s, there are few things that bring the decade to mind more than Michael Jackson.

People interested in learning more about how to care for the health of Wisconsin's lakes have two upcoming opportunities to join other lake enthusiasts in activities and workshops aimed at protecting and improving water and habitat quality in Wisconsin lakes.

Jim Doyle is going home empty-handed a ' again. The governor kicked off Wisconsin's fishing season Saturday on the Chippewa Flowage near Hayward in northern Wisconsin.