Winter storm on its way to Fox Valley
GREEN BAY — A potent winter storm is on track to effect northeast Wisconsin this afternoon through Monday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service in Green Bay. The storm…
New documentary explores Dungeons and Dragons’ impact on table-top gaming history
“50 Years of Fantasy,” an independent documentary produced by Build Something Media, has filmed extensively in Lake Geneva as part of a feature-length exploring Dungeons and Dragons’ impact on tabletop…
Times-Villager newspaper no longer has a walk-in office in Kaukauna
The Times-Villager weekly newspaper has announced it no longer has a walk-in office in Kaukauna.
VIDEO: Appleton police seeking person connected to car thefts early Christmas morning
The Appleton Police Department is working on identifying the person seen on video connected to several vehicle thefts during the early morning hours of Christmas Day.
Kaukauna’s Electric City Chuters club boxers win second straight state title
WAUSAU — Youth boxers from the Electric City Chuters boxing club claimed a second straight state title last weekend in Wausau. The Chuters, whose gym is at 514 Draper St.…
Jackpot for tonight’s drawing could be $1.6 billion – the fourth largest in Powerball history
The estimated jackpot for tonight’s drawing is $1.6 billion.
Well-known Green Bay OB/GYN and radio host survives crash with semi on foggy highway
KAUKAUNA — Dr. Kristin Lyerly a Green Bay OB/GYN physician and a prominent Democratic activist and radio show host survived a serious crash last Thursday with a semi while driving…
Arrest made in Oshkosh hit-and-run that seriously injured a pedestrian
OSHKOSH — A 31-year-old Omro man faces charges of hit-and-run causing great bodily harm after a pedestrian was struck and seriously injured at an Oshkosh intersection. The suspect was taken…
Little Chute approves construction of new fire station
The Little Chute Village Board on Wednesday gave final approval for construction of a new fire station.
Holly Jolly Raffle winner from De Pere claims $125,000 lottery prize
Iride Luehr of De Pere is the winner of the $125,000 Holly Jolly Raffle Lotto game top prize.