Today in history: Kaukauna founded March 25, 1885
The city of Kaukauna turned 140 today, after being founded on March 25, 1885.
Overnight house fire in Kaukauna causes $150k in damage; Family and pet safe
A family and their pet got out safely early Monday as fire caused major damage to their home near downtown Kaukauna.
Vandenbroek Road over I-41 closed until late summer
The Vandenbroek Road bridge over I-41 in Little Chute is now closed until late summer.
Federal funding cuts to Kaukauna Area School District could top $2 million
Recent presidential executive orders and proposed cuts by the Department of Education and Department of Agriculture could cost the Kaukauna Area School District more than $2 million.
Kaukauna’s Schaefer announces college commitment to Appalachian State
Junior Bron Schaefer, a standout athlete at Kaukauna High School, announced this week that he will attend college and play baseball at Appalachian State University.
River otters that escaped from Green Bay area zoo appear to be enjoying their freedom
Two river otters that escaped Thursday from the NEW Zoo in Suamico are in no danger and have remained close to home.
Resident in Illinois brings discarded hand grenade to local police prompting street closure
A man who found a hand grenade while cleaning a vacant property brought it to the Roscoe Police Department.
Van Abels, Lox Club, Mark’s East Side part of NFL’s Taste of the Draft supper club fundraiser
Three iconic Fox Valley supper clubs will be part of the NFL's Taste of the Draft fundraiser to fight student food insecurity.
Wisconsin-based collector car auction house Mecum Auctions signs streaming deal with ESPN
Mecum Auctions, which bills itself as the home of The World’s Largest Collector Car Auction, has announced a multiyear agreement with ESPN for live streaming of Mecum events.
Joe Nichols to kick off Paperfest 2025 with free concert
Six-time platinum recording artist Joe Nichols will open the 2025 Paperfest at Sunset Park in Kimberly, for a free concert.