Category Archives: Local News

Children as young as one year old will now be able to get a coronovirus test. The National Guard will conduct the tests in Appleton at Reid Municipal Golf course. The site is open Monday through Wedne...

Bond is set at one-point-five million dollars cash for the teenager charged in the fatal Fox River Mall shooting. Dezman Ellis makes his initial appearance in Outagamie County Court on charges of Firs...

An apparent shooting victim who crashed his car in Fond du Lac last Friday has died. Police say 39-year-old David Posey died at a hospital Friday. An autopsy is scheduled for today. Police say two peo...

The Waupaca County Sheriff's department is releasing the names of the people killed in a weekend car crash. Seventy-six-year-old Donna Boettcher of Park Falls was a passenger in a car that crossed the...

An Appleton man will spend 14-years in federal prison for robbing a credit union. Xengxai Yang is also sentenced in Green Bay Federal Court to five years on supervised release for Armed Bank Robbery a...

A former Appleton school teacher accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student says he is "not guilty". Brian Dimmer enters the plea in Outagamie County Court to charges of Causing a ...

A Neenah man that shot a bar patron to death during a robbery pleads "no contest" to reduced charges. Casey Cameron is convicted in Winnebago County Court on one count of Felony Murder-Armed Robbery a...

Fond du Lac Police say a man involved in an early morning crash had been shot. The 39-year old Fond du Lac man was found unresponsive behind the wheel of a vehicle that had smashed into several parkin...

The suspect in last weekend's fatal shooting at the Fox River Mall will be returned to Wisconsin to face charges. Dezman Ellis will not fight his extradition from Iowa--where he was arrested yesterday...

Wisconsin's COVID-related death toll is now more than six-thousand. The state Department of Health Services reports another 28 deaths today--bringing the statewide total to 6,020. Four of those deaths...