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Judge Mary Triggiano, a leader in the trauma-informed care movement, wants to know the story at the start.

The 41-year-old was taken to ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah.

This year's registration list included participants from 49 states and six countries.

The 17th annual Cellcom Green Bay Marathon had near-record registration of more than 14,300 for the weekend races.

A 12-year-old Appleton artist got the chance to show work alongside Pierre Henri Matisse.

Boating safety advocates are helping residents before heading to Lake Winnebago.

Tamra Oman remembers trying to protect her mother from her father's violent outbursts.

The chase reached speeds of up to 90 mph.

The state Department of Natural Resources wants to add more than 7,000 acres to its holdings in northwestern Wisconsin in a deal that builds on a historic transaction comprising more than 100 square miles.

Veterans and community members gathered in Smith Park for the Armed Forces Day program.

Meet the 15 students The Post-Crescent named Academic All-Stars for 2016.

The signs could be reused by the next tenant.

The Post-Crescent presents 15 of the Fox Valley's top students. They were chosen based on their academic achievements, involvement in extracurricular activities, community service and leadership (May 20, 2016)

Mayor Dean Kaufert wants to ensure that residents have "complete confidence" in the police department.

Twenty-six high schools nominated 59 students as Post-Crescent Academic All-Stars.

Most of Funk's wounds were to the left side of his back, shoulder, torso, hip and leg.

Tuesday was a rude awakening for leaders after Appleton was named drunkest city in U.S.

Justin Duell left a successful career to start a new life as a farmer.

Justin Duell, a former financial advisor and tax preparer, has moved from the office to a life of full-time farming. Danny Damiani/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin