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State and federal health officials are warning people to scrap any plans for Thanksgiving gatherings.

A typical homeowner will pay $1,580 in property taxes for city services next year. That's an increase of $77.

"This could get much worse quickly and that tipping point is when we stop being able to save everyone who gets severely ill," Ryan Westergaard, Department of Health Services chief medical officer, said.

The PAC says all remaining show dates are tentative and subject to change as the pandemic rages on in the region, state and nation.

This is the second death reported this week.

Pepin County reported its first death from the coronavirus, so now deaths from the virus have occurred in all of Wisconsin's 72 counties.

The annual Outagamie County Veterans Day Ceremony hosted by the Fox Valley Veterans Council

Brian Dimmer, 46, of Grand Chute, was arrested Monday and taken to the Outagamie County Jail. He resigned before the investigation came to an end.

Deputies responded at about 4:30 p.m. Tuesday to Highway 76 and Larson Road in the town of Clayton, according to the Winnebago County Sheriff's Office.

Darrell Hofland, a retired city administrator for Sheboygan, will serve as interim administrator until a replacement is hired.

"We haven't seen someone with his immense gift on this show, and I had to pick him," John Legend said of the Lawrence University voice professor.

Elroy Roeder never got a homecoming when he returned from the Korean War decades ago. But now a Highground memorial ensures he won't be forgotten.

A growing number of Iraq and Afghan war veterans are getting sick from illnesses they believe can be traced to burn pits and a contaminated Uzbek base.

The Legislature had a chance to head off the confusion and misinformation about Wisconsin's late-night ballot count. Lawmakers didn't take action.

The Democratic governor is recommending Wisconsinites stay home as the outbreak worsens in the state.

Police are looking for Chaz M. Young and Autumn R. Thurber, who are persons of interest in a crash that ended in a truck getting stolen.

The person was in their 70s and lived in Outagamie County.

Native American veterans serve in the military at higher rates than other groups and also face homelessness at high rates back home.

No, more people in Kenosha County did not die of COVID-19 on a single day than in Germany

In a motion filed Monday, a Rhinelander TV station says because President Donald Trump lost the election, the lawsuit against WJFW-TV 12 should be dismissed.