PHOTOS: The Rev. Jessie Jackson visits Wisconsin during his presidential run in 1984
Civil rights leader, the Rev. Jessie Jackson, crisscrossed the country during his two presidential runs in the 1980s.
Four injured in two-vehicle crash near Kaukauna
BUCHANAN — A Kaukauna man was flown to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and three others were hurt in a two-vehicle crash Monday night. According to a news release, the…
Kaukauna girls basketball to face Kimberly in opening round of playoffs
The 14-seed Kaukauna Ghosts travel to 3-seed Kimberly for a 7 p.m. Division 1 Regional game Friday, Feb. 27.
Kaukauna wrestling team qualifies eight for state individual wrestling tournament
The Kaukauna Grappling Ghosts on Saturday won the Green Bay Preble sectional with 292 points and qualified eight wrestlers for the state individual wrestling meet.
Apostle Islands ice caves to open for the first time since 2015
The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is expected to open the ice caves near Meyers Beach for visitation beginning on Feb. 16, 2026, if current ice conditions remain stable.
Kaukauna Public Library awarded $10k Carnegie grant
The Kaukauna Public Library has received a $10,000 gift from Carnegie Corporation of New York in celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.
Weekly ROTC training planned for Plamann Park in Appleton
Outagamie County Parks is partnering with the Fox Valley Battalion Army ROTC for a one-day leadership training event Tuesday, Feb. 18 at Appleton's Plamann Park.
UA Local 400 to host 5th Annual career awareness fair in Kaukauna to recruit women in the pipetrades
Plumbers & Steamfitters UA Local 400, along with Mechanical Contractors Association of North Central Wisconsin, will once again host its annual women-focused career awareness event.
Treichel retires from Kaukauna Police Department
The Kaukauna Police Department on Thursday announced the retirement of Sgt. Jason Treichel after 24 years of service to the city.
Hortonville High School presents ‘Before Oz,’ a play about the life of creator L. Frank Baum
Hortonville High School invites the community to step behind the curtain of a literary legend with its spring play, "Before Oz."