Pedestrian dies after being hit by pickup along highway near Sherwood
A 40-year-old Fox Crossing woman was hit and killed Thursday evening while she was walking along Wisconsin Highway 114 near Sherwood.
Packers’ Alexander suspended for one game for crashing coin toss prior to Carolina game
Green Bay Packers star cornerback Jaire Alexander has been suspended for a game after crashing the pre-game coin toss and nearly making a disasterous wrong call.
Trash, Christmas tree pickup for the next two weeks in Kaukauna
There will be a change in garbage pick-up due to the upcoming holidays.
Small donations add up as Dick’s Drive-In raises money for Kaukauna’s Center for Suicide Awareness
The Kaukauna-based Center For Suicide Awareness is crediting small donations with adding up to significant donation from Dick's Drive-in.
ThedaCare and Froedtert Health set to launch combined health system Jan. 1
ThedaCare and Froedtert Health announced Tuesday that they have finalized an agreement to merge into one health system.
Scooter company Bird files for bankruptcy reorganization; future in Appleton uncertain
Bird Global, which operates the app rental electric scooters in Appleton, announced it has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Ghosts football: Van Dinter signs to attend Iowa State; Verstegen to Indiana, Steineke to Stout, Poor to Oshkosh, Neumann to La Crosse
Kaukauna football's Carson Van Dinter, Sawyer Steineke, Danny Poor II and John Neumann announce future plans for college and football.
U.S. National Snow Sculpting Competition coming to Wisconsin in January
The U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship in Lake Geneva takes place Jan. 31-Feb. 4, 2024 with 15 teams competing.
State champion Special Olympics bowling team to be honored with parade through Kaukauna
Kaukauna's state champion Special Olympics bowling team will be honored Wednesday evening with a fire department parade through town.
KASD seeks community input on long-range facilities plan
The Kaukauna Area School District will hold a series of community conversations early next year regarding the district's long-range facilities plan.