De Pere News

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 .

In the fourth inning, the game was tied 1-1. De Pere's Carly Cerrato hit a base knock to center for the go-ahead run, 2-1. In the same inning, McKayla Krueger went to the plate with the bases loaded.

A new specialty paper business that involves the combination of Thilmany Papers and Wausau Paper Corporation's specialty paper division has announced a new name for the forming company.

The Dalai Lama presents scarf to Rep. Thomas Weatherston after speaking to the Assembly at the state Capitol in Madison.

The state Assembly passed a bill Tuesday that would let bars and liquor stores sue minors or their parents if they are cited for underage drinking.

The St. Norbert College Men's Basketball Team is hosting their 7th annual Steak Fry Banquet on Wednesday.

Live music was hosted by many participating venues bringing a different form of local art to the event.

Highway 41 south of De Pere is open again. Traffic was rerouted for about an hour Friday afternoon after a car crashed into a power pole.

The measure would require plaintiffs to reveal how many businesses their attorneys plan to go after.

Business leaders credited lawmakers with Wisconsin's position as one of the most business friendly states in a ranking released Tuesday.

A bill set to see an Assembly Committee vote today invalidating many Madison ordinances that protect tenants has sparked ire in the student and city community.

Gallery 224 in Port Washington is pleased to provide the last opportunity to see "Yard: The Art of Craig Blietz". This series of paintings has previously been shown at the Plymouth Arts Center in Plymouth, the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts in Brookfield, and the Carol and Robert Bush Art Center at St.

A Cleveland man has been arraigned on charges of rape and kidnapping days after three women missing for about a decade were found alive at his home.

The measure passed Wednesday would require plaintiffs to reveal how many businesses their attorneys plan to go after.

Take a look at De Pere's brand-new riverwalk and you'll see groups of visitors lining the railings.

It's the end of a more than 50-year partnership with the Bay Area Humane Society.

Action 2News has learned De Pere police are investigating what happened to the computer system that serves the entire De Pere School District that caused it to go down for the last week.

Della A. DeStarkey, 84, Green Bay, died Wednesday, May 1at a Green Bay area nursing home.

At the end of the inaugural Walk to Mary pilgrimage May 4, the approximately 500 participants were sore and tired, yet invigorated.

The US Fish & Wildlife Service was there, too, bringing out sturgeon to do some measuring and tagging then returning them to the water.