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Appleton Police Chief Todd Thomas takes to Facebook Live to discuss recent crime stretch.

The FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office have joined the investigation.

Reporter Rory Linnane will discuss barriers that sexual assault survivors face at 3:15 p.m.

David Viaene, owner of the Valley Inn, says he's open to putting more money into the property.

Democrat Russ Feingold acknowledged Thursday that he was "troubled" by Hillary Clinton's use of an unsecured server.

Trump spoke to more than 200 House Republicans Thursday, the first time many lawmakers in the party had met with him in person.

Boat launch fees will increase starting in 2017 in Neenah and Menasha.

It's been more than a year since final briefs in the federal lawsuit were submitted.

Rudy Nyman is the third current Appleton police officer to graduate from the program.

The closure between Jacobsen Road and Wheeler Road will last 30 days.

City officials voted to spend $2.6 million for the Fox Cities Exhibition Center contracts.

Aldermen voted against a permit for a cell tower in defiance of state statutes.

A Sept. 6 hearing will decide if a retrial will take place in the Dennis Brantner murder case

The broadcast is set for 11:30 a.m. Thursday.

As timeline to reunite town and village residents nears, officials focus on new branding.

Former state representative Al Ott has endorsed Outagamie County GOP Chairman Ron Tusler.

The judgment settles a federal lawsuit filed in February 2015.

A major factor in a kid's access to mental health care could be the location of their home.

Outagamie County Judge John Des Jardins discusses how his approach to criminal justice shifted after he attended a county treatment court.