Little Chute’s Heesakker Park to close temporarily while hunters thin deer herd
Heesakker Park in Little Chute will be closed to the public next week while a small group of approved archery hunters thin the deer herd.
Appleton police Taze stolen-car suspect who threatened them with ‘finger gun’
Appleton police arrested a suspect after he pointed what turned out to be a 'finger gun' at them and was subdued with a Tazer.
KCN launches Appleton Community News Facebook group
As interest in Facebook groups continues to skyrocket, Kaukauna Community News has a launched a new group, Appleton Community News.
Former Ghost standout and current UNLV basketball player McCabe launches training app
Perhaps with an eye toward his post-collegiate playing days, former Kaukauna Ghost basketball star Jordan McCabe has launched a new basketball training and workout app.
Kaukauna High School initative focuses on mental wellness during the holidays
Students at Kaukauna High School are bringing back "Merry Mental Health and a Happy New You," to raise awareness surrounding mental wellness during the holiday season.
Wisconsin state parks battered as Lake Michigan shrinks beaches, smashes boardwalks
In recent years, wind and high water are whittling away the park’s Whitefish Dunes' landmarks — eroding dunes, toppling trees, damaging amenities and, at times, swallowing the beach whole.
Appleton Police Department’s new therapy dog provides emotional support for crime victims
The Appleton Police Department's dog will provide emotional support and well-being for crime victims.
Trooper uninjured when vehicle crashes into cruiser near Neenah
No one was injured this morning when a vehicle lost control near Neenah and hit a State Patrol cruiser during the snowfall that blanketed the area.
Kaukauna property tax bills go in the mail Thursday
City of Kaukauna property owners can expect to receive their tax bills in the mail soon, with the first installment due by the end of January.
Rate of COVID-19 in Outagamie County remains critically high, putting strain on hospital capacity
As the number of hospital beds available in the Fox River Valley and statewide continues to dwindle, state officials are warning of an impending crisis.