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The Ho-Chunk Nation tribal court has found the tribe's vice president in contempt of court for passing a budget, despite an injunction not to do so.

A federal judge closed the Menominee Nation Arena's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case Tuesday after agreements with the Wisconsin Herd and city of Oshkosh.

Anyone who is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or has been in contact with someone who was tested positive is encouraged to get tested.

Trump's 2016 campaign sought to deter Black Americans in battleground states from voting by targeting them with negative Clinton Facebook ads.

Charlie and Debi Nitka's front yard on Green Bay's east side gets a lot of smiles from people, thanks to the 20-foot Packers "G" raked in the leaves .

Recovered artifacts will be analyzed to piece together a narrative of what life was like in Neenah 2,000 years ago.

Anecdotal reports show some businesses do not comply with state mask order

Donald Trump says under U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal proposal, "Cows are out."

Appleton's case count totals 1,562, with 464 residents currently in isolation and 1,089 who have now been released from isolation. Nine residents have died.

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Journal Sentinel reporters are in Kenosha in the aftermath of the shooting of Jacob Blake, who was shot in the back multiple times by police Sunday.

26th annual Community First Fox Cities Marathon is underway

Neenah's Vintage Adventure welcomed the city's first powwow in decades.

A fiery hit-and-run crash helped link a suspect to the murder of Nicole VanderHeyden

Health officials recommend taking precautions against potentially infected mosquitoes.

Kevin E. Gillispie is accused of nine robberies in the Fox Valley and Green Bay.

The prosecutor who headed an investigation into Gov. Scott Walker’s campaign said Friday he had not previously seen some of the documents leaked this week about the probe.

Another Fond du Lac judge will decide how a high-profile murder case moves forward.

Kimberly-Clark Corp., the maker of Huggies, is donating $50,000 worth of their products.