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A fire has closed an Oshkosh business.
Voters in Wisconsin now know who will be on the ballot for the general election in the race for Governor.
FEMA teams are on scene in the Fox Valley.
At least three people have been killed due to dangerous storms swept the Midwest Tuesday.
In Wrightstown, voters will shed light on community's opinion on data centers.
A New York Judge is promising expanded access to the media and public for the upcoming state murder trial of Luigi Mangione.
Menasha Mayor provides further updates on tornado recovery efforts.
Tomorrow Wisconsinites will be asked to pick a democratic candidate who will most likely face off against Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany.
Two former investigators deny allegations they fabricated evidence, coerced a false confession and concealed evidence which led to the convictions of brothers Robert and David Bintz for a 1987 murder they were later exonerated of.
Municipal leaders from Menasha, the city of Neenah, town of Neenah, Fox Crossing and Winnebago County answered questions from residents impacted by last week's tornado in a town hall on Thursday.
After recently celebrating its grand opening, interest is growing in Green Bay's newest luxury apartment building.
A man accused of starting the Old Trails fire in the Spokane, Washington area is scheduled to be arraigned in court later today.
A new resource center for everyone in the Fox Valley who was impacted by the recent tornado will be opening tomorrow.
The Print House, LLC is raising funds for recovery efforts with a "Menasha Strong" t-shirt.
Authorities are confirming that the bodies of two suburban kayakers were found in Lake Michigan in northern Wisconsin.
Thousands have been forced from their home due to wildfires in Spokane, Washington.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is concerned over an encampment to protest the deadly police shooting of Corey Ruiz.
The Wisconsin Commissioner of Insurance has shared a list of tips for those impacted by storm damage.
President Trump is set to announce the Freedom Haulers initiative today alongside Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
Desiree Osman pleaded not guilty in Waupaca county court today to allegedly providing a fatal dose of heroin and then disposing of the victim’s body.
Anthony Fauci is invoking the Fifth Amendment and refusing to answer questions during today's hearing on the origins and response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rodolfo Gonzalez has been charged with intentional homicide, arson, and mutilating a corpse for allegedly fatally stabbing his mother, covering her head with cat litter, and then setting fire to her New London apartment Sunday.
President Trump's seperate meetings in the oval office with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky are over.
Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell says he is keeping up with intense physical therapy.
Kewaunee County’s sales tax may not expire at the end of the year as planned – and could become permanent.
Trump is threatening another big attack on Iran.
Green Bay’s city council has passed a resolution committing to an economic and social bill of rights.
The FDA is still trying to find the source of a gastrointestinal illness that's giving thousands of people what many are calling explosive diarrhea.
Volare Hangars released preliminary site renderings for its planned development at the Oshkosh Aviation Park at Wittman Regional Airport.
The dignified transfer of two U.S. soldiers killed in Iranian attacks in Jordan will no longer take place today.
After 47 cats at Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary were displaced when major storms caused the buildings roof to collapse, Safe Haven has found a temporary space at St. Paul's United Methodist Church on Green Bay's west side.
It turns out the immigrant who was killed by ICE agents in Houston week was not the intended target of a raid.
The State Public Defender’s office is opposing Katrina Baur’s request to have her attorney replaced.
The week-long evidentiary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case has resumed.
The village of Hobart has implemented a one year moratorium on data centers.
The week-long evidentiary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case resumes today
No decision was made today on if Walter Goodman, the father of a teen hospitalized weighing just 35 pounds, is mentally competent to have his criminal case proceed.
President Trump says he's been disappointed with NATO and expressed frustration with the alliance over not assisting the U.S. in the war with Iran.
Northeast Wisconsin homeowners and renters who were affected by historic flooding in April can now apply for FEMA assistance.
President Trump says the U.S. will either make a deal with Iran or they'll "finish the job."
The woman who invoked “Santa Muerte” — the Saint of Death — after being arrested for a stabbing in Manitowoc has been sentenced to the 18 months in jail she has already served.
President Trump is planning a lengthy speech on the National Mall for the Fourth of July celebration, even if there's record heat in the nation's capitol.
For the second time this year, the city of Green Bay has accidentally sent duplicate ballots to some voters.
Question marks are surrounding the supposed U.S.-Iran talks expected to take place today in Qatar.
A Neenah man was arrested for a warrant out of Indiana today.
A meeting between delegations from the U.S. and Iran in Qatar is set for Tuesday.
The judge and the mother of Daniel Wilson, who was being sentenced in an Oshkosh homicide, traded words Friday during his sentencing when the judge said Wilson wasn’t the victim in the case.
Nearly 600 deaths have been confirmed after Wednesday's devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.
A Madison priest accused of child sex crimes after an incident in Waupaca county will no longer serve as a religious leader in the Catholic Church.
Wisconsin Democrat Tammy Baldwin is questioning President Trump’s deal to end his war with Iran.
