Allouez News

Firefighters are looking for hot spots this morning. They're going up in a ladder truck and hitting any of the hot spots with water.

Authorities say there were no fatalities when an Interstate 5 bridge over a river north of Seattle collapsed.

After transporting more than 1,500 World War II and Korean War veterans to visit the national memorials built in their honor over the past four years, Old Glory Honor Flight is embarking on a different mission this summer.

More than 4000 people fell victim to identity theft in Wisconsin in 2012. According to the Federal Trade Commission, it's the number one consumer complaint across the country.

Tenants of the 74-unit Hilltop Place apartment complex in Allouez have been displaced by Thursday's fire, and even some of their neighbors can't go home yet.

Fire Department Lt. Nick Craig says all the residents got out safely. Craig says it took some time to clear all of the units because the building stretches a block long.

A small basement fire turned into a major blaze in the Village of Allouez, near Green Bay.

Firefighters battled a fire at an Allouez apartment building that was thought to have potentially dangerous pool chemicals in the building, the Green Bay Press Gazette reports .

A group is taking big steps to find a cure for cystic fibrosis. The Great Strides Walk took place at Green Isle Park in Allouez Saturday morning.

You can drive just about anywhere in Wisconsin and catch a glimpse of a wild turkey or two.

The hits just keep coming for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. This time, the punch in the face came from the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau , which reported last week that the agency repeatedly failed to follow basic standards in state law for ensuring the clear and proper use of millions of dollars in taxpayer money.

Ronald Skow, 2004 Bay Port High School graduate, son of Ronald and Denise Skow, Howard; Army Pvt.

A blistering audit released Wednesday said Gov. Scott Walker's premier job creation agency repeatedly broke state law in its first year of operation, failed to adequately track money it awarded for economic development projects and sometimes gave money to ineligible recipients.

The heads of a powerful legislative committee on Thursday expanded a planned audit of the University of Wisconsin System to look into details of a $648 million reserve fund that lawmakers didn't know about until recently.