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Authorities say investigators have not interviewed Antoine Suggs, so they had no new information to release on a potential motive.

Every year Packers fans are ready to follow the team and businesses expect it to remain that way this year starting with the home opener.

A long-awaited mural is coming to life near Howe Elementary School in downtown Green Bay.

Some have called the international tournament a once in a lifetime event. They were buying merchandise to celebrate at today’s Ryder Cup Shop Grand Opening, free to the public.

Families receive up to $50 per month to help with their broadband bill and up to $75 per month for homes on tribal land.

Police Chief Tim Seaver is retiring after 35 years in law enforcement.

Race organizers are taking extra precautions to help runners and walkers beat the heat during Sunday's distance races. They're adding misters and more ice. They're also asking people who live along the course to step up and help runners, too.

The jury took four hours to wrap up a six-year-old murder case.

The Ryder Cup may be played at Whistling Straits, but the Village of Kohler is prepared to host a lineup of events.

Walker-appointee Fred Prehn has refused to step down since his term expired May 1, denying Gov. Tony Evers’ appointee Sandra Naas a seat and maintaining a Republican majority on the board.

The mu variant has been around for 9 months but has not spread like the delta variant.

Firefighters arrived to heavy smoke and flames at the back of a house along Highway 57 in Schleswig Friday morning.

The National Park Service, along with other federal and state agencies, have ended search and rescue operations.

Phillips declined to provide more details on the births, including whether the babies were born on base or at a local hospital.

Police say an officer spotted a vehicle with an expired registration and pulled it over on 8th.

Family and friends of hit and run victims asked the judge for the maximum sentence for John Stender.

The conservative group No Better Friend Corporation put together Thursday’s discussion on critical race theory where several speakers took part criticizing the subject.

Thousands of fans. Thousands of customers. Businesses are excited to show off what Wisconsin has to offer.

Why you should still drink your tea, despite the findings of a new study of what’s in it.

It has been three weeks since 13 U.S. service members were killed during the Kabul airport bombings, we will always remember their sacrifice and honor their dedication to this country. But we can’t forget about the 18 men and women who were injured during the attack.

The donation will benefit Pillars and the Appleton Area School District.

Police found an airsoft-style rifle and slingshot in his home.

Compared to a year ago, 70,300 more people were working in the private sector.

Off menu and off the field, the Packers are emphasizing to all attendees to have their tickets saved to their smartphones - sooner rather than later.

To prevent more thefts, UW Oshkosh Police Department is offering free security to Kia and Hyundai owners on campus who have an overnight parking permit.

The federal court also combined two lawsuits -- one filed by voters represented by a prominent Democratic attorney and the other by voting advocacy groups.

Students were held in classrooms as police responded to emergency calls two days in a row.

AT&T provided a $10,000 grant to the Fox Valley Veterans Council to help train veterans for IT jobs.

The judge found him guilty and ordered him to pay $700 in restitution and a $500 fine. Kramer will not serve time behind bars.

Wisconsin’s hospitals report 90.6% of their beds are in use, including 93.3% of ICU beds.