MILWAUKEE The Milwaukee Mile's past includes more than a century's worth of auto racing's biggest names, from A.J. Foyt to the Unsers and the Andrettis. Now the track's promoters are behind on payments to NASCAR and the Indy Racing League, leaving its future uncertain.

... tended to have a weighty tone, reflecting on emotional issues in a serious way. But in an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in 1997, he said it did not represent his personality. "That came from my singles in the early '80s ...

... clearly has his supporters, others seem weary of another offseason of retirement-related drama. In a poll on the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Web site, 47.2 percent of fans said they wanted Favre to play for the Packers next season and 46 ...

... playing there's not an option,"' Favre said, according to a full transcript of the interview obtained by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "Playing here in Green Bay is not an option, which that's what they want. They want to move on. But ...

... to choose if he should decide to play." Favre also could be traded apparently even to a division rival. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Thursday that Packers officials have had internal discussions about trading Favre to the Minnesota ...

... with any more." Yount played his whole 20-year career with Milwaukee and won MVP awards at shortstop and center field. He was a three-time All-Star and batted .285. (Tom Haudricourt writes for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

... fill." No question the coach and the Packers were champions, and maybe they will be again. But it was a much better bet for both of them before Holmgren laced those shoes and headed West. (Dale Hofman writes for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

... Green Bay coaching staff five years ago, is reported to be ready to return as head coach of the Packers. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, quoting unidentified sources, said today that the only thing remaining to be completed Sunday night were ...

... the Super Bowl if they'd kept him, but he will wear his pride on his sleeve for two weeks. Wolf will suggest where he can put both the pride and the sleeve, but not publicly. (Dale Hofmann writes for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

... here and there, but we won't win the war until society undergoes some radical changes. That, sadly, is our lesson for the day. Now, back to your regularly scheduled games. (Gary D'Amato writes for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)