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After kidney transplant couple looks forward to simpler life

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin talks lead pipe issue in Green Bay and other cities in the country. She thinks federal government should assist families in replacing lead pipes on private property to ensure drinking water is safe.

U.S. senator said the federal government must ensure communities have safe drinking water.

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin talks lead pipe issue and how government should assist residents in replacing lead pipes to ensure their drinking water is safe.

A lot of progress has been made, but there is still a lot of work to do in the battle against opioid abuse.

He talks about upcoming elections

Christian Science Reading Room, a fixture in downtown Green Bay since 1971, is moving out.

More than 10,000 have registered for the May 21-22 races; final price increase starts April 30.

Brown Co. hasn't replaced DPW director who quit, or two workers who were fired last summer

An Appleton woman talks about her life nine months after a kidney transplant

List of "blacklisted" reporters covering Trump campaign includes Appleton Post-Crescent

The Better Business Bureau has been a valuable resource for companies and consumers since it was founded in 1912.

House Speaker Paul Ryan says not all politicians are like Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump

Boom in sales for knives once considered contraband in Wisconsin

The review now includes aldermen who accused Mayor Schmitt of taking illegal donations.

Lawmakers OK spending up to $100,000, in wake of crash before April's primary election

Refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, arrived in the Fox Valley in December.

Canadian film festival names 'Making a Murderer' its 'Programme of the Year'

Wery, Zima, Nicholson want clerk to review mayor's finances from 2011, 2015 campaigns

License plates of Teresa Halbach’s Toyota RAV4 are one of the most intriguing mysteries surrounding the circumstances of her homicide.