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Two of the top three teams in the Eastern Wisconsin Conference Boys basketball meet in Kiel as the Raiders play host to the Roncalli Jets. Kiel sits in third place at 8 and 2, a game behind second-pla...

A major food company is preparing to close a Milwaukee facility, impacting more than 200 workers. Cargill announced that its protein processing plant in the Menomonee Valley will shut down by the end ...

The Humane Society of Sheboygan County has been forced to dispel misinformation spreading online regarding a recently rescued animal. A stray puppy was recently brought into the Humane Society by law ...

A Kenosha teenager is facing potential charges after allegedly bringing a loaded firearm to school. Administrators at Bradford High School were alerted Tuesday morning that a 16-year-old student may h...

A former treasurer at an Appleton museum is facing charges for using funding for personal expenses. FOX11 reports that former Hearthstone Historic House Museum Treasurer Steven Jahnke faces one count ...

Authorities in Fond du Lac County are investigating after a woman was found dead in a fire. WBAY reports that a neighbor reported the fire after 10:00 a.m. yesterday (Wednesday). Fire crews arrived an...

The Milwaukee Common Council has approved a policy change aimed at increasing oversight of city department budgets. The update will require departments to report significant overages or shortfalls in ...

A landlord in Green Bay has been charged with trading sexual favors with his tenants. Green Bay Police arrested 61-year-old Michael Zolper last Friday (February 6th) and charged him with sexual extort...

Court proceedings have been delayed in a Sheboygan County murder case. 18-year-old Lawrence S. Buford was set for a preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon(February 11th), however, Judge Natasha Torry...

A judge has refused to dismiss a lawsuit against the City of Madison over uncounted absentee ballots. Judge David Conway denied the city's request to throw out the case after city officials argued tha...