Category Archives: Local News

A matching challenge could help Seymour police finish a fundraising effort to create a K-9 unit. Chief Richard Buntrock says officers only have a limited amount of time to search a vehicle during a tr...

The proposal to create an "alcohol czar" is on hold. A Senate committee was expected to vote on the bill today, but Republican Sen. Dan Feyen of Fond du Lac called it off. He now wants to set up a spe...

There are three finalists to be the next superintendent of the Oshkosh school district. Two of them are in-state candidates -- Stoughton District Administrator Timothy Onsager, and Interim Beloit Supe...

The Boys and Girls Clubs in Wisconsin hired their first statewide director, and he grew up in the area. Andy Gussert is from Clintonville, and he graduated from Lawrence University. He was the first i...

Gulfstream is planning a major expansion at Appleton International Airport. The private plane company will spend about $40 million to build a third hangar at their location in Greenville. He says the ...

Eight men and six women will hear the murder trial of a 40-year-old man accused of killing a Ledgeview woman. Brown County Judge John Zakowski and attorneys questioned potential jurors this morning. G...

The trial for the murder of a Ledgeview woman gets underway today. Attorneys will start picking the jury this morning to hear the case of 40-year-old George Burch. Burch is charged with first-degree i...

Neenah school leaders are starting to go over an in-depth study of the district's schools. District Administrator Mary Pfeiffer says they put together a committee to review their facilities with the h...

The primary for the state Supreme Court is on Tuesday and one of the three candidates is a judge from Sauk County. Judge Michael Screnock says he's running because there weren't any other candidates t...

A bill that lets prosecutors charge people with a felony for having sex with an animal took a step forward Thursday. The Assembly unanimously approved it, and the proposal now goes to the Senate. Righ...