Neighborhood on Edge After Shooting
Neighbors are on edge on Green Bay's east side following the shooting of a man on Crooks Street Thursday afternoon. The suspect accused of walking up to a man and shooting him remains on the loose.
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Favre Effect Felt as Far Away as Baghdad
Detainees at a camp in Baghdad, Iraq needle Wisconsin guard troops over Favre's performance against the Packers.
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Green Bay Police: Random Shooter Still at Large
Green Bay Police continue their search for a suspect who randomly shot a man Thursday on the city's east side.
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Wounded Marine Gets Prosthetic Feet
When Lance Corporal Josh Wege was injured by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan last month his father Dave Wege feared the worst. "I saw the stitches I saw him in pain." Now just six weeks after his feet were amputated Wege has been fit with new prosthetic feet and his father Dave says he is making the doctors nervous.
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Students Line Up for H1N1 Vaccine
UWGB held it's first H1N1 vaccine clinic on campus Thursday. The university had 200 shots available free of charge to students at risk. They lined up early to get the shot.
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Wisconsin Braces for Heavy Traffic, Deer on the Run
Caution Drivers! This is the peak season for Car-Deer Crashes in Wisconsin.
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Warm Weather Prompts Venison Warning
State agriculture leaders say hunters must take steps to keep venison cold and safe to eat.
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2009 Gun Deer Hunting Season
The 2009 Gun Deer Hunting Season begins on November 21st and runs through November 29th. Click here for helpful information before you head out into the woods to bag your buck!
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Gift Cards: Buyer Beware
The malls beginning to bustle with shoppers out to find the perfect holiday gift. For a lot of shoppers, a gift card is the perfect choice. But there is a catch that most people don't know.
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H1N1 Death in Oconto County
With confirmation of the second H1N1 related death in Oconto County people that turned out at this H1N1 clinic in Oconto say getting the vaccine now, takes on extra urgency.
A new group can now get the H1N1 vaccine. Anyone between age 19 and 64 with chronic medical conditions. That has more people than ever before, lining up, to get the shot.
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Graphic PSA Scares Teens from Texting Behind the Wheel
A British public service announcement tries to scare teens from texting. But is it too graphic?
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Drunk Driving Grant
The Manitowoc Police Department is cracking down on drunk driving by using grant money from the state.
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Drug Ring Bust
Police break-up a drug ring in the Fox Cities.
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More H1N1 Deaths in WI
State health officials are confirming 11 more deaths related to the swine flu in Wisconsin.
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Church Offerings Stolen
A church in Neenah is telling parishioners to cancel their checks after someone broke-in and stole Sunday's offerings.
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Sex Offender No Longer Moving to De Pere
The De Pere community will not have to house a sex offender.
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DNR to Hunters: Keep Your Eyes Open for Pot Farms
The State Department of Natural Resources has a message for hunters. 'Keep an eye out for marijuana grow sites'. This comes after several such operations were discovered in Wisconsin forests over the last two years.
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You Ask We Investigate: DNR Land Battle
The Wied family has owned property in Wausaukee for more than 40 years. Now, the family is battling the state to keep that property. The Department of Natural Resources contests the Wieds claim to the property and wants them to give it up.
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Parents Fight for Catholic Central
When the Aces Xavier board decided to close Catholic Central two weeks ago, parents like Anne Higgins didn't give up hope.
"We feel it's a critical part of the Aces Xavier system and we want to continue to be a vital part of it...we want to see the system flourish and we believe Catholic Central is a critical part of that."
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Camo Quilt Project Honors Fort Hood Victim's Request
Volunteers at the Camo Quilt Project in Plymouth make literally thousands of quilts for soldiers serving overseas. But now, their work has taken on a new meaning as they try to honor a request made by one of the soldiers killed during the tragedy in Fort Hood.
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Employee Accused of Stealing Thousands
A De Pere company is accusing one of their employees of stealing thousands of dollars.
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H1N1 Vaccine Clinics Expanding
Area health departments are expanding the list of those who qualify for the H1N1 vaccine.
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Step dad Charged with Murder
Wisconsin man has been charged with strangling his teenage stepson and leaving the body in a minivan in a Walmart parking lot.
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Suspension Over: Bader Returns to the Air
Talk show host Jerry Bader returned to the air following a two week suspension after he claimed Lt Governor Barbara Lawton dropped out of the Governor's race due to an affair.
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Oconto Business Signs
When the Oconto bypass officially opened with this ribbon cutting ceremony in October Kim Mcdonald says business at her Shell station disappeared
"We want people to know we are still here, we want people to know we are still on the map."
To do that the gas station along with Wayne's Family Restaurant have petitioned the department of transportation for permission to place a sign similar to this one along the highway.
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Hwy 41 Crash
Three people are in the hospital after a crash on Highway 41 in Brown County.
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Gearing Up for the Hunt
Hunters are gearing up for the gun deer season. But those hoping to bag a trophy buck are worried they won't see many this year.
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Armed Robbery at BP Express
Appleton police are looking for an armed robber who held up a clerk Monday morning.
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Visitation for Amy Krueger
Staff Sergeant Amy Krueger will be laid to rest Saturday in her home town of Kiel. Visitation for Sgt. Krueger began Friday as the community gathered to say goodbye and 'Thank You'.
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Sgt. Amy Krueger Funeral Draws Hundreds in Kiel
Soldier who died in the Fort Hood Massacre is buried in a small cemetery outside of her home town over the weekend.
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Knocked Off Their High Horse
Cowboys corralled by Packers defense in Green Bay's 17-7 win at Lambeau Field.
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Journal Sentinel: Barrett Will Run for Governor
Milwaukee Mayor expected to end weeks of speculation with announcement on Sunday.
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Listecki Named Milwaukee Archbishop
Seven months after Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan left for New York, the Vatican announced his successor, naming Bishop Jerome Edward Listecki of La Crosse as the new spiritual leader of Southeastern Wisconsin's nearly 700,000 Catholics.
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Change of Venue in Schmidt Murder Case
The trial for a former firefighter accused of murdering his estranged wife will be held outside of Outagamie County.
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H1N1 Not Just a Threat in Humans
So far the virus has just popped up in cats. But Veterinarians say all pet owners should take precautions.
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