Category Archives: Local News

Anti-racism nonprofit in Oshkosh to close
An Oshkosh organization dedicated to fighting racism is shutting down. The board of directors is dissolving Fit Oshkosh after director Tracey Robertson decided to leave the nonprofit. She says they co...
Carol Patrizi Apr 23, 2020

Appleton's health officer staying on
The public health officer for Appleton isn't going to retire in June after all. Kurt Eggebrecht says it would be tough to walk away during a pandemic. Mayor Jake Woodford announced the move at last ni...
Carol Patrizi Apr 23, 2020 (Image from the City of Appleton)

ThedaCare celebrates COVID-19 patient's release
Staff at ThedaCare's Appleton hospital lined the halls with cheers and applause, while the hospital's 11th COVID-19 patient was being released today. Seventy-nine-year-old Keith Jameson spent two week...
Hayley Tenpas Apr 23, 2020

Statewide confirmed coronavirus cases up 4% to 5,052
There are now 5,052 confirmed coronavirus cases in Wisconsin. That's an increase of four percent from yesterday's total of 4,845. The number of confirmed deaths is up to 257, and that's 11 more than y...
Apr 23, 2020

2 more confirmed COVID-19 cases in Appleton
The City of Appleton is reporting two more confirmed cases of COVID-19. That brings the total in the city to 14. Both people live in Outagamie County, and they caught the virus from another confirmed ...
Carol Patrizi Apr 23, 2020 (Image from the City of Appleton)
Some counties opening campgrounds
Three counties are scaling back their rules for campgrounds. Waupaca and Oconto counties will let people with seasonal sites, and self-sufficient RVs or mobile homes, to stay there, starting tomorrow....
Carol Patrizi Apr 23, 2020

G.C. company fined for safety violations
A Grand Chute company will pay more than $216,000 in fines for safety violations. OSHA found seven repeat and seven serious violations at MODS International, dating back to last October. The agency re...
Carol Patrizi Apr 23, 2020

Therapist: Pandemic can lead to anxiety, anger
The state's "safer at home" order has been in place for nearly a month, and a mental health therapist says there are a number of things people could be going through. Clinician Catherine Langdon of Th...
Apr 23, 2020

Guard adds teams to help with COVID-19 tests
Members of the Wisconsin National Guard will be helping expand testing for coronavirus across the state. Major General Paul Knapp says they're activating about 225 people to set up eight more "testing...
Apr 23, 2020

Hortonville hosts parade with teachers, staff
Teachers and staff in the Hortonville School District are the latest to drive through the communities to reach out to their students. Bus drivers led parades for all three elementary schools yesterday...
Apr 23, 2020


