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Scott and Pat Niles are trying to sell their Fremont home, but fear their uneven bedroom floor will cost them in more ways than one.
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With small children that she's concerned about, Jacsualen Carrasquillo contacted her landlord Barron Rentals about some problems that have gone unattended to for a long time. More>>
A mold cover-up? A baby is fighting breathing problems and a doctor asked an apartment manager to step in and get rid of the mold. Now, the manager is accused of covering up the mold instead of fixing the problem. More>>
Friends Austin Ly and Xoua Kong have been to Knuckles several times always without a problem until recently. "It made us feel like we were not wanted there." Ly explained. More>>
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. More>>
A retired Green Bay Marine is fighting for those who got sick from toxic water at a North Carolina base. More>>
New highway signs are being put up at a big price tag. More>>
Wendy's is all about fast when it comes to food, but a Seymour man says two of their Green Bay restaurants are seriously lagging when it comes to paying their bills. More>>
From the time they're little, girls dream about their perfect wedding day. But for one bride-to-be, her fantasies of the big day turned into a wedding nightmare. More>>
Lou Ann Jorgensen has been using Royal Cleaners for over 30 years. So she didn't think twice when she dropped off her curtains to be dry cleaned.
"They said...just sign this consent form, giving us consent to clean your drapes," Lou Ann told NBC26. More>>
The warehouse at Mill Creek Log Homes is still charred and damaged nearly 3 months after the fire. Since the blaze customers and suppliers have been trying to contact the owner and management. They're trying to collect their money or furniture. Now their complaints are sparking an investigation with the Shawano County Sheriff's Department. More>>
Eight months ago Melissa Zuelzke of Omro bought a used car at Ultimate Rides in Appleton, now all she wants to do is return it. More>>
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF FREE GAS! This was an incentive offered by several local retailers to get people to buy their goods and services. However, an NBC26 investigation found the promise of free gas was coming up empty. More>>
Dead horses found in forest, owners located. More>>
A company using the Publishers Clearing House logo is trying to scam people out of thousands of dollars. More>>
While several people search for a job, they're having problems getting through to the state unemployment office. More>>
A You Ask, We Investigate follow-up. Another company comes forward claiming a Hortonville businessman is not paying up. More>>
More people complaining about Prestige and Executive Limousines out of Hortonville. More>>
Scammers will use email, phone calls, and now text messages to get your personal information. And if you fall for this ATM text message, scammers could create their own ATM card and empty out your bank account. More>>
You wouldn't expect to get ripped off from a limousine service advertised at a local bridal show. More>>
We are all grateful when a plow comes through to clear up your road. But what happens if the driver damages your mailbox or tears up your yard. More>>
The Better Business Bureau in Wisconsin says complaints about fitness clubs have increased by more than 90 percent in the last 5 years. More>>
A suspected backyard breeder selling dogs on Craigslist. NBC26 viewers calling us saying they bought sick puppies from disgusting conditions More>>
Some NBC26 viewers say they are having problems with the state's 511 phone line meant to provide up-to-date road conditions. So, NBC26 put 511 to the test. Wisconsin's new 511 automated road conditions More>>
Club West in Neenah says it will honor memberships despite some on-going troubles. More>>
Large snow piles lining the middle of streets in Two Rivers are causing problems for drivers. More>>
You can't go online without seeing all the offers out there. Pop-up ads for pills and supplements that promise big benefits are all over the place, but one woman came to NBC26 after she learned an $85 lesson. More>>
With all the snow we're suppose to get it won't take long now before the side streets are cleared. But, for some the wait has already been too long. More>>
You ask, we investigate retail stores who advertise low prices on their flyers and websites, but when you get to the store the price of the product on the shelf is actually higher. More>>
Documents with two Manawa High School students social security numbers were made public. The school district denies it, but documents NBC26 received show otherwise. NBC26 took this packet to the parents More>>
More people contacted NBC26 say they were ripped off by Green Bay-based Facestation Modeling Agency. The attornery for the group says the tough economic times have forced the company's owner to most likely file bankruptcy. More>>
It's a dream for some children to become a model. But, two local families *never thought a seemingly good opportunity would turn into such a mess. More>>
Owners of a Marinette vision center are thanking NBC 26 for our help. More>>
A "You Ask We Investigate," a Fond Du Lac family says they're outraged and deeply hurt.
They say were duped into paying for a second burial site for their relative, Maureen Secor, and they have no idea where she is buried. More>>
There's a new secret shopper scam circulating tonight.
A Two Rivers man received a letter with a check offering him a job with Gold Star Mystery Shoppers. More>>
A well-known and longtime pool company in De Pere, dating back decades, has gone out of business. More>>
More victims come forward in furniture fraud. More>>
A Fox Valley family upset someone stole personal items from their loved one's gravesite. More>>
You Ask, We investigate a popular spa and salon in Green Bay closes its doors leaving hundreds of dollars worth of gift certificates... invalid and customers angry. More>>
A viewer contacted NBC26 after someone tried to get his personal information. That led to an investigation involving hundreds of other potential victims.
Brown County residents started receiving the computerized calls yesterday. The calls, claiming to represent various banks, stated the person's account was temporarily suspended due to third party access. More>>
More and more people in Wisconsin are out of a job and looking for unemployment insurance. More>>
A Neenah landlord is defending the fact that he did not tell his tenants on Clairmont Court that
the two buildings he owns are now in foreclosure. More>>
Police busted Christina Reek for stealing nearly $10,000 from a Marinette vision center where she worked. A judge sent her to jail and ordered her to pay back her former employers. More than a year later, the owners say they're still waiting for the money. More>>
A Pulaski woman says Shopko lost her precious memories and wants an apology and money. More>>
A Neenah family is worried they may have to move out of their apartment, because the building on Clairmont Court is in foreclosure. More>>
A Kaukauna woman is demanding $3300 from a landscaper who did grading work on her yard in the fall of 2007. More>>
A lot of campaign signs are given out for free because the candidates want to get their name out there as much as possible.
That's why one NBC26 viewer was surprised to find out that promoting his favorite politician would cost him. More>>
A Green Bay woman is getting help from an ant-killing company. More>>
Wisconsin Public Service customers hold on to your wallets. If a proposed rate hike is passed, you might be paying more than just a few bucks. More>>
Tenants at one Town of Menasha mobile home park want their landlord to fix the foundations their homes sit on.
Tenants claim the foundations are falling apart and it is managements responsiblity to make the repairs needed. More>>
Ants are invading a Green Bay Apartment. More>>
Tenants at an apartment complex are fighting wasps, and their landlord. More>>
Grand Chute police say more victims are coming forward in their Bassett Furniture fraud investigation. More>>
The owner of Bassett Furniture in Grand Chute files for bankruptcy.
An NBC26 investigation uncovered customers not getting the furniture they paid for. More>>
Beginning October 1st of this year, child support recipients in Wisconsin will have to begin paying an annual fee of $25 to the federal government's child support program. More>>
Neighbors in the Fox Valley get an absentee ballot application with the wrong return address. More>>
The National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) has released the Top 10 consumer complaints. More>>
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