Author Archives: Jonathan Krause

A driver is dead following a crash in Waushara County. A car and a semi collided along Highway 49 in the town of Aurora around 4:15 this morning. The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene...

The state reports fewer than 300 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday. There were 296 positive tests--with a positivity rate of nine percent. The state Department of Health Services reports three more deat...

More than one-million people in Wisconsin are now fully-vaccinated against the coronavirus. The state moved past that threshold on Monday. That represents 17-point-two percent of the total population....

A string of social media posts reveal more erratic behavior from a member of the Oshkosh School Board. The thread started with a Facebook post by Winnebago County Executive candidate Jon Doemel saying...

Another 32-thousand Wisconsin residents have completed their coronavirus vaccinations. That brings the statewide total to 949-thousand--or just more than 16-percent of the population. One-point-six-mi...

Wisconsin's average daily number of new coronavirus cases continues to increase this week. The Department of Health Services reports 434 positive tests today--with a positivity rate of nine-percent. T...

The Green Bay Farmers Market is heading back to Broadway. The Wednesday event was moved to Leicht Park last year to provide greater social distancing. Vendors were also limited to strictly fresh food ...

An Appleton man will spend life in prison for the murder of his pregnant girfriend's three year old daughter. Demetrius Williams receives the sentence this morning in Outagamie County Court on charges...

Appleton Police release more details on a stabbing incident on the city's north side last week. Cornelius Pearson is accused of stabbing two people in the 26-hundred block of North Richmond Street las...

Wisconsin adds another 537 new cases of coronavirus on Thursday. The positivity rate was 11-percent. There were another two deaths reported--bringing the statewide total to 6,599. One of those deaths ...