Reports: Allen Media layoffs continue as it moves to weather hub
Allen Media, which owns four TV stations in Wisconsin, reportedly had significant layoffs over the past two days at its northern Wisconsin stations.
Residents of a town divided over proposed Wisconsin lakefront resort will have their say at public hearing
Residents are expected to pack local school Monday in this small Wisconsin resort community for a public hearing over a proposal for a lakefront resort that has divided the community.
From the archive: Wisconsin Gov. Dreyfus gets pie in the face, June 6, 1979
Student government vice president Jim Mallon with Wisconsin Gov. Lee Dreyfus as the governor is about to get a pie in the face during a fundraiser April 6, 1979 on…
Playing with a heavy heart, Green Bay Packers reserve cornerback Rochell sparks offense to win over Dolphins
Packers Robert Rochell told his teammates he lost "two partners" close to him on Thursday.
Area school district addressing referee shortage by offering phy ed class in officiating
The Kiel Area School District in northeast Wisconsin is offering a phy ed class in sports officiating and coaching.
Appleton middle school student seriously injured after being struck by vehicle
An Appleton middle school student who reportedly was struck Tuesday by a vehicle involved in a crash is now hospitalized and suffering from serious injuries.
As this year’s deer hunt approaches, a reminder that Kaukauna’s albino deer is protected
As Wisconsin's nine-day gun deer hunt approaches, social media has been buzzing over recent sightings of an all-white deer in Kaukauna and reminding people it is protected.
Work under way on improvements to historic Lime Kiln Trail at High Cliff State Park
One of the Wisconsin state park system's most popular trails, the Lime Kiln Trail at High Cliff State Park, is undergoing extensive improvements
Now is the peak time for bald eagle viewing
As bald eagles begin their fall migration, the 1000 Islands Environmental Center in Kaukauna says now is a great time to view these majestic birds.
Kaukauna Utilities set to begin pilot study on proposed water treatment process
Kaukauna Utilities will begin a pilot study this winter as it prepares to transition to a reverse osmosis treatment process.