Fond du Lac Reporter Local Headlines

Earl Kehrmeyer is recognized as one of the key pioneers in the dairy industry

The Salvation Army of Fond du Lac County, 237 N. Macy St., has planned three free September events geared toward building practical knowledge and spotlighting hidden helpful community resource agencies.

Olympic-style event for transplant donors and recipients focuses on quality of life

Hispanic voters are poised to flex their political muscles despite barriers.

Debi Hochstelter has little faith in the Manitowoc County justice system.

Interviewed on CNN as a Donald Trump surrogate, Wisconsin Republican Sean Duffy made an attack on Huma Abedin, a longtime aide to Hillary Clinton, claiming Abedin has ties to the Muslim Brotherhood..

Dennis Brantner Defense Attorney Craig Powell makes a brief statement after Judge Gary Sharpe recused himself from the Brantner murder trial

Fond du Lac County Judge Gary Sharpe recused himself from continuing in the Dennis Brantner murder trial over comments

Botsfords will no longer head to the North Dakota Supreme Court over eminent domain issue.

A Fond du Lac judge recused himself on Tuesday from a high-profile murder case.

A $3 million dollar state grant will be used to replace the rail of the railroad track between Brandon and Ripon.

More people are driving and more miles are being driven, but there are safety issues.

Renae O’Laughlin, 60, of Eden, said she pushed back her mammogram a few months. When she had it done, “Right away, they spotted something."

Scott Nicol, a songwriter, singer and entertainer from Scotland, is on tour in the U.S. and performing with the Ripon/Fond du Lac-based band, Luminous Storm.

In the last two years, Sandi Paws Rescue, a local private dog foster and adoption program, estimates that it has saved more than 1,800 dogs.

Kaukauna's Jon Wheelock makes quick impression as he preps for Petty Fest

State officials say the devices capture personal financial information from customers.

Manitowoc County officials failed to include state assistance in probing death of teenager.

A series of four campus rallies focusing on student debt start at Lawrence College on Sept. 20