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Winter coat giveaway Friday in Appleton
Local record label Inner City Sound LLC will host a winter coat giveaway Friday through its charitable initiative “Mission: We Hear You."
UPDATE: Power outage in downtown Appleton
Downtown Appleton experienced a power outage Wednesday afternoon.
2025 Electric City River Jam music festival lineup released
Schedule of performers at the Electric City River Jam in Kaukauna's Hydro Park in June 0f 2025.
Intern joins Kaukauna Fire Department
KAUKAUNA — Brianna Craanen has joined the Kaukauna Fire Department for the next few months as its newest intern. Craanen graduated early from Appleton West High School and enrolled in the Associate’s Degree program for Fire Protection at Fox Valley Technical College. She then obtained her EMT-Basic degree and intends to work towards her Paramedic […]
Driver accidentally enters Appleton International Airport property
Authorities were able to get a driver back to safety after their vehicle accidentally drove into the Appleton International Airport.
Neenah police seeking man they believe began removing deck from wrong house
Neenah police are asking for the public's help to identify a man who tore up a deck on a home on Maple Street earlier this month.
Kaukauna resident joins KPD as community service officer
Aidan Hufschmid has joined the Kaukauna Police Department as its newest community service officer.
Schumacher appointed to Kaukauna Common Council to fill vacant seat
At Tuesday night’s Common Council meeting, Clerk Kayla Nessmann swore in Marty Schumacher as the new District 4 alderperson.
Associated Press nixes Gulf of America, will use Mt. McKinley
The Associated Press news agency says it will continue to use "Gulf of Mexico" in its reporting, but will change usage to "Mt. McKinley."
Neenah resident hailed as hero after helping pull couple from burning wreck
A Neenah resident is being hailed a hero after risking his own safety to help two people trapped Monday night in a burning vehicle.