The Appleton Post-Crescent

Inmate complaints run the gamut from health concerns, food and clothing to treatment by corrections officers, according to 166 written documents filed last year and reviewed by The Post-Crescent in the wake of two deaths at the jail last year. Full Story »

NEENAH The 12th annual Community Christmas Event will create a festive atmosphere in downtown Neenah on Friday. Full Story »

SHEBOYGAN The defense is seeking a mistrial in the Mary Benz infant abuse case after Benzs attorney stumbled upon evidence he said was valuable to his clients case and not previously disclosed by the prosecution. Full Story »

OSHKOSH An Oshkosh teen who stabbed his mothers boyfriend in April was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison and 10 years of extended supervision. Full Story »

MADISON Wisconsin has agreed to pay $85,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the family of a veteran ABC Sports cameraman who died after falling off a platform at Camp Randall Stadium. Full Story »

MADISON A powerful state senator called Thursday for wildlife officials to fire anyone involved with deer management after hunters killed the fewest deer in years during Wisconsins traditional November hunt. Full Story »

The Santa floats operated by Neenah-Menasha Fire Rescue and the Town of Menasha will start their rounds spreading Christmas cheer and candy in their communities on Monday. Full Story »

APPLETON A 31-year-old woman who sought refuge with a trucker from her menacing boyfriend was badly beaten after the boyfriend entered the trucks cab. Full Story »

If you drove by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans office in Appleton on Thursday, you probably noticed a giant red kettle next to the companys sign. Full Story »

Police think a 30-year-old woman probably saved the lives of herself and her children by telling someone before she went to her estranged husbands home. Full Story »

The case against a Fremont man previously charged in connection with the death of a Michigan man during a drunken boating crash in 2005 is expected to be reopened. Full Story »

Wildlife officials discovered a single Asian carp Thursday in a canal leading to Lake Michigan after authorities dumped more than 2,000 gallons of toxins into a nearly six-mile stretch of the Chicago-area waterway the evening before. Full Story »

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. With a public apology and another appeal for privacy, Tiger Woods acknowledged Wednesday that he let his family down with unspecified transgressions that he regrets with all of my heart. Full Story »

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Consecutive winters of heavy snow and ice forced municipalities to postpone projects and maintenance work to avoid piling onto the already significant snow removal costs paid by taxpayers. Full Story »

APPLETON Niels Larsen Jr. says hes relieved the state now says it wont try to take away his disabled sons job and source of pride. Still he worries if other adults with disabilities will be so lucky as the state completes its shift to Family Care. Full Story »

GREEN BAY A federal judge in the Fox River PCB contamination case has rejected one companys effort to protect the confidentiality of business records dating back to the 1950s. Full Story »

APPLETON A silent line of cold, hungry and homeless people filed into a van at the downtown transit center about 8 p.m. Wednesday headed for warmth, food and sleep at St. Mary Catholic Church. Full Story »

APPLETON Health officials on Wednesday confirmed the second H1N1 flu-related death in Outagamie County. Full Story »

The latest sports scores and updates, team news and game times for local, state, national and world sports. Blog on Varsity, Brewers, Timber Rattlers, Packers and more. Full Story »

View images of this years holiday parades. Full Story »

WASHINGTON As world leaders prepare for a new round of global warming negotiations, Gov. Jim Doyle wants them to know that Wisconsin and other Midwestern states arent waiting for an international edict to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Full Story »

APPLETON The Salvation Army-Fox Cities annual Adopt-A-Family program is running far short of demand as the deadline nears to help struggling Fox Valley families have a brighter Christmas. Full Story »

MADISON Lawmakers have largely worked out their differences on two proposals to toughen Wisconsins drunken driving laws, clearing the way for a compromise bill to be passed later this month, the sponsor of one proposal said Wednesday. Full Story »

APPLETON The deal is dead and Ald. Jim Clemons wants Appleton Deputy Police Chief Greg Peterson back on the job, now. Full Story »