Suamico News

The Brown County Sheriff's Department reports 21 people have been taken into custody in connection with an alleged prostitution ring in Brown County including the Howard-Suamico areas.

On May 9, sheriff's deputies arrested 17 women and four men, between the ages of 18 and 50.

When Fido or Felix turn up missing in Green Bay, the Bay Area Humane Society shelter on Raddison Street is the first place pet owners check.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Region in Green Bay has announced the findings regarding a multi-year corridor study of US 41 in Brown County from north of County M in the village of Suamico to the US 41/141 interchange in the town of Abrams, Oconto County.

Highway 41 between Suamico and Abrams should be able to handle traffic in its current configuration for the next 22 years, the Department of Transportation says.

Felony counts punishable with prison terms are denoted with an " ." * Jason C. Smith, 27, of Mountain, was charged April 23 with operating a vehicle while intoxicated-fourth offense in five years , operating while revoked, disorderly conduct and operating a motor vehicle with owner's consent .

SHIOCTON High waters on the Wolf River are giving visitors to Bamboo Bend in Shiocton an optimal view of the annual lake sturgeon spawning run.

One of Brown County's newest nature preservation areas was teaming with activity recently as a population of Northern pike made its way in from the bay for annual spawning.

Mother nature is a little greener with hundreds of new trees planted in Brown County, thanks to the Packers.

The Brown County Sheriff's Department is warning local residents about a rash of vehicle break-ins. Authorities say that several residents have reported missing items from their vehicles in the past week.

The Sheriff's Office reports there have been several thefts and break-ins to vehicles in the area of Howard, Suamico and Pulaski over the past week.

Brown County Sheriff's are reminding residents in the northwestern part of the county to lock their vehicles following a rash of thefts.

Residents can drop off expired or unused medications through 2 p.m. Tuesday at the St.

People living in the Suamico area have seen a string of thefts in recent weeks. Neighbors say someone has been breaking into vehicles that are parked outside their homes.