Green Bay Press-Gazette News

Near-freezing temperatures are expected over a wide area of north-central Wisconsin tonight, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a frost advisory for six counties.

Democratic Gov. Jim Doyles campaign has donated $1 million to a liberal group that is indirectly trying to help Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett succeed Doyle in office.

Whether youre from the east side, the west side, the northwest side or the suburbs, look for your photos in our weekly Community Snapshots galleries.

In another fall ritual, students at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh moved into their dorms on Labor Day weekend.

John Goss, an environmental activist and former state official from Indiana, was appointed today as the Obama administrations point man in the fight to prevent Asian carp from gaining a foothold in the Great Lakes.

The Dalai Lama has given $50,000 from his personal trust to support research into the science behind kindness and compassion at the University of Wisconsin.

bVideo, photo: /bTwo Appleton police officers who were called to a domestic disturbance early today shot and killed a man who charged at them while armed with two swords.

The head of Bucky Badger has been returned.

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The winds are dying down and the clouds have given way to sun. Today will be the first of three sunny days. Enjoy them, because it probably will rain on Saturday.

A judge will not decide until next month whether to exclude from evidence the identification of a man charged with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl outside the Fox River Mall.

The three Republican candidates in the 8th Congressional District primary presented generally similar positions during a debate in Appleton on Tuesday night.

Police on Monday arrested a registered sex offender who failed to appear in Brown County Circuit Court last month for trial in a felony stalking case.

Green Bay East High School is celebrating its 150th birthday this year.

ASHWAUBENON A village committee took steps Tuesday to change emergency medical services rates for nonresidents in an attempt to comply with Medicare standards while avoiding scenarios that would have raised rates on some services.

A onetime employee of the Black Ice tavern won Green Bay City Council approval Tuesday to take over the embattled establishments liquor license.

The completion of two years worth of roadwork on Wisconsin 172 had an estimated 85,000 drivers a day breathing a sigh of relief this summer.

Brown County will receive more than $4.2 million in federal grants, mostly for work on the bay of Green Bay.

Officials from Wisconsin Public Service expect Northeastern Wisconsin residential customers to pay about the same for natural gas to heat their homes this winter as they paid last year.

A raid Tuesday uncovered a marijuana-growing operation in the western Shawano County town of Aniwa.