Former cop Chauvin found guilty of killing George Floyd
A jury today found former police officer Derek Chauvin guilty of killing George Floyd a year ago in Minneapolis.
Warning: Beware of meth lab waste during Earth Day roadside cleanups
Wisconsin's Department of Justice is warning about a danger lurking alongside the road -- discarded meth lab waste.
Nelson pushes senate race fundraising total to nearly $500,000
Democrat Tom Nelson today announced his campaign for U.S. Senate has raising $263,842 for the first filing quarter of the year for a total of $482,683 raised to date.
Annual tornado drill today in Kaukauna
Wisconsin's statewide tornado drill is schedule for 1:45 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. today, April 15, 2021, as part of the annual Tornado and Severe Weather Awareness Week.
Kindergarten through fourth grade students to end year early in Kaukauna
Students in kindergarten through fourth grade will begin their summer vacation a few days earlier following the approval of a plan by the Kaukauna Area School District Board of Education.
Grants to encourage businesses to move into vacant downtown storefronts
Gov. Tony Evers today announced a $50 million investment in Wisconsin Tomorrow - Main Street Bounceback grants, to encourage businesses to move into vacant storefronts in downtowns and other commercial…
At least one eaglet hatches at 1000 Islands Environmental Center
At least one eaglet appears to have hatched this spring in the 1000 Islands Conservancy Zone in Kaukauna.
After small number of blood-clot cases, Wisconsin DHS pauses administration of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services today announced it is instructing Wisconsin vaccine providers to pause the administration of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
New West Grove Clinic to serve patients in the Kaukauna area
West Grove Clinic has expanded to Appleton beginning April 1, and will be serving patients including those in the Kaukauna area.
Observation tower, playgrounds to reopen at High Cliff State Park
Wisconsin state parks are reopening and expanding amenities this spring after more than a year of restrictions due to COVID-19.