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Fifty Appleton officers are trained to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental illness.

Two area schools and a local nature center received more than $10,000 from SCA.

Community members can learn about technology from Kimberly High School students.

Teachers at four Appleton elementary schools received grants from the Meemic Foundation.

Jack Anderson and Randy Leiker will move onto the general election April 7.

Voters approved spending an additional $3.2 million over the next three years.

Week-long residency is a response to the harms of bullying.

State employee bonuses have been a key public spending topic for the Gannett Wisconsin Media Investigative Team.

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Justine Boyd on Tuesday pleaded no contest to the 2013 shooting of a co-worker at Neenah's Walmart. Based on Boyd's mental illness defense, a jury trial will be held next week to determine whether she should be held responsible. (Feb. 17, 2015)

The It Gets Better troupe from the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles shared their music and personal stories Tuesday with students at Appleton East High School. (Feb. 17, 2015)

Each receives $22,000 payout from Turkey Trot

The clock is ticking on the 2015 sturgeon spearing season.

A bill aimed at increasing the speed limit on Wisconsin highways is cruising through the Capitol

The troopers deal would affect 360 represented officers

Deaths reported in Fox Cities region

A jury will determine whether Justine Boyd had the mental capacity to be held responsible.

Suspect thought the fictional character would hurt her family.

Hitt is treasurer for Our American Revival, a tax-exempt committee Walker created last month.

Justin L. Douglas, 32, is accused of video recording sexual assaults of young girl.