Breaking news, people and events in Kaukauna, Wisconsin
KAUKAUNA — The City of Kaukauna Common Council unanimously approved a developer’s agreement at their July 19th meeting to move forward with the construction of a new apartment complex located…
Power appears to be restored after an outage early Saturday in Kaukauna.
The Center for Suicide Awareness and the Medical College of Wisconsin are partnering to provide Master Resiliency Training to Wisconsin Emergency Medical Service workers.
An Oshkosh man is awaiting charges following his arrest Tuesday in connection with a hit-and-run crash of a tour boat last week on the Fox River in Oshkosh.
An Outagamie County Board member refused to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance in protest of the Supreme Court ruling on Roe v. Wade.
Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke (R-Kaukauna) announced today he will be resigning early from the state Assembly prior to the end of his term ends after the November election.
It could be several days before the fire at a combined locks warehouse company is fully extinguished, fire officials said Saturday morning.
Firefighters have been on the scene of a massive warehouse fire on Combined locks since mid-Friday morning.
Ballot drop boxes like the one used in the past in front of the Kaukauna Municipal Services Building are not legal, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Friday.
A 83-year-old missing rural Outagamie County man is alive after rescuers used a drone to find him in a remote field near his home.