College kids, while tech-savvy, are not immune from being scammed out of their personal information or even their money. The BBB points out some scams to look out for.
DeJesus-Gonzalez has sat in jail for two months on a charge related to trying to kill his girlfriend. A court commissioner on Thursday discussed the difficulty of the state public defender’s office in finding an attorney.
It’s considered the largest expansion of veterans health care in more than three decades. We talked with the president of the Fox Valley Veterans Council about the PACT Act and its impact.
Barnes blasted his opponent, Sen. Ron Johnson, for saying Wisconsin had enough good-paying jobs when Oshkosh Corporation chose to build the new fleet of mail trucks in South Carolina.
Drug enforcement officers say most overdose cases today are users buying heroin or other drugs on the street and not knowing it’s laced with fentanyl or wrongly thinking they can handle a higher dosage.
A bus driver who was fired after admitting he drank beer while taking Green Bay elementary students on a field trip will serve about 3 months in jail and lose his license for a year.
Mandela Barnes (D), who also serves as lieutenant governor, is planning to visit Green Bay on Thursday to meet with local union members. Sen. Ron Johnson (R) is hosting a roundtable discussion next week in Milwaukee on border security.
Pamela May of Fond du Lac came to Consumer First Alert looking for answers when her headband business page was taken over by hackers who scammed her customers.
After a short deliberation Wednesday, the jurors came back and found Daniel Navarro guilty of 1st Degree Intentional Homicide - Hate Crime - Use of a Dangerous Weapon.
Daniel Navarro is standing trial on a charge of 1st Degree Intentional Homicide - Hate Crime - Use of a Dangerous Weapon in the death of Phillip A. Thiessen.
The court-appointed receiver for Annie’s Campground has filed a motion for a temporary injunction to prevent former owner Ann Retzlaff from “from taking any action that would disrupt the operations, marketing, and sale of the campground.”
Attorney General Josh Kaul announced last year in April his plans to look over any allegations of sexual abuse that may have been committed by clergy and staff at Wisconsin’s catholic dioceses. He tells Action 2 News there have been 200 reports so far into his office, which have led to at least two prosecutions.
The Waupaca County Circuit Court has appointed a special prosecutor to review the Sheriff’s Office in an investigation involving allegations of altered reports that could impact court cases.
The storm knocked out power to Black Creek residents and cause two pumps that were installed to help with flooding, to stop working, which closed the highway for six hours early Sunday morning.
