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  1. Names disappear from Wisconsin's police reports

    Police work that has traditionally been conducted in public view is increasingly being shielded, as insurance companies and municipal attorneys throughout Wisconsin push departments to withhold names from reports due to liability concerns.

    • May 17, 2013
  2. Oshkosh landlord ordered to install smoke detectors before fatal fire (story, video)

    As authorities continue to probe a fatal fire in an Oshkosh duplex without working smoke detectors, records show the owner had been ordered to install smoke detectors in the building after complaints by a tenant.

    • 2:02 PM
  3. Lawsuits over concussions capture attention of Fox Valley football coaches, school officials

    Jeramie Korth still remembers the collision that sent him to the sidelines during a rough-and-tumble high school football game in 1993.

    • 7:18 PM
  4. Walker

    New residency rule would avoid Appleton moving fees

    Gov. Scott Walker wants to prohibit municipalities in Wisconsin from imposing residency requirements on its workers, and the ban took a step toward becoming law last week.

    • 1:35 PM
  5. Connor Lindenberg, 6, of Kimberly gets help with a fire hose from Chad Rucynski of the Appleton Fire Department during the Kings Daughters Charity Circle second annual Things That GO! at Pierce Park in Appleton, Wisconsin on Saturday, May 18, 2013. Ron Page/Post-Crescent Media

    Kids explore fire trucks, police cars at Things That GO! event (photos, video)

    Families explored fire trucks, police cars and other modes of transportation at the Things That GO! event in Pierce Park. It is put on by the King's Daughters Charity Circle and raises money for Fox Valley childrens group.

    • 7:25 PM
  6. Madison officers shoot 43-year-old man with sword

    A 43-year-old man is dead after he was fatally shot by Madison police.

    • 12:47 PM
  7. The Webfooters of Fremont perform for hundreds of people at CommunityFest last summer at Riverside Park in Neenah. Post-Crescent Media

    Fox Cities communities invest in parkland, waterfront (story, video)

    If you ask Appleton residents where they live, they very well might reference their home in terms of the nearest park.

    • 1:37 PM
  8. State Democratic Party adviser Zielinski is leaving

    A well-known Democratic Party of Wisconsin adviser is leaving his position.

    • 4:42 PM
  9. 'Serving Seniors' campaign clears 38 percent of campaign goal

    Donors have contributed more than 38 percent of the goal in Post-Crescent Media's 'Serving Seniors' Do It! Community Challenge, which supports Clarity Care's programs to help senior citizens live in their homes as long as possible.

    • 1:36 PM

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