Former UW Oshkosh Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Cheryl Green died April 23 after a battle with cancer.
UWO Chancellor Andrew Leavitt said in an email that Green was a tireless champion for students...
The Valley Vinyl Music Festival’s debut at the Leach Amphitheatre May 10 brought in waves of underground rap music fans to the city of Oshkosh.
Artists and influencers from across the country brought...
Sunlight streams through the floor-to-ceiling windows as Manohar Singh sits comfortably on a cushy chair at the Culver Family Welcome Center. His demeanor is calm and he listens intently before answering...
Matt Caine sits near the end of a long table spanning the length of a theater room on the third floor of Reeve Memorial Union.
He’s wearing a dark blue suit jacket, a sky blue dress shirt and a dark...
In a tiny back room connected to a classroom at Oshkosh North High School, 6-foot-7 senior Xzavion Mitchell towers over everyone.
As he walks in and sits down, decked out in Iowa State University gear...
Local business owners in downtown Oshkosh said they are preparing for the tariffs on all imports into the U.S. to kick in, as various items could soon become more expensive.
“It’s buying ahead as...
The Oshkosh Police Department arrested eight men in connection with human trafficking April 24 as a part of law enforcement’s efforts to combat trafficking during the NFL Draft in Green Bay.
“This...
When the world received the news of Pope Francis’ death on April 21, the impact was felt around the globe, including in eastern Wisconsin.
“[It is] with deep sorrow I must announce the death of...
The Green Bay mayor’s office released the numbers for the 2025 draft, especially those relating to public services.
According to the office, over 600,000 people attended the three-day event, which...
Members of the United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 291 line High Avenue in front of the cream colored brick Cummins factory holding signs declaring “UAW on strike” for unfair labor practices.
The...
