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Wisconsin Department of Children and Families secretary steps down
MADISON (WLUK) -- The head of Wisconsin's Department of Children and Families is stepping down. Gov. Tony Evers says DCF Secretary Jeff Pertl will be leaving the administration as of Friday. Pertl has worked for the department since 2019, when Evers appointed him deputy secretary. Pertl previously worked for Evers at the Department of Public Instruction when Evers was state schools superintendent.
Wet grounds after heavy rains force delay of Schmalz Acres corn maze opening
TOWN OF BUCHANAN (WLUK) -- You'll have to wait an extra day to celebrate America 250 at a Fox Valley corn maze. Schmalz Acres Adventure Zone is delaying the opening of its corn maze to Sunday. Managers made the decision to protect the grass parking areas after torrential rains overnight, and preserve the property for the rest of the season. Take a look at the corn maze design as seen from the SKYFOX drone: The adjacent Sprangers Orchard will remain open through the weekend.
Brewers release 2027 spring training schedule
(WLUK) -- The Milwaukee Brewers will begin the exhibition season Feb. 19 -- if there is an exhibition season in 2027. The Brewers released their spring training schedule on Friday. It includes 15 home and 17 road games in Arizona. The team's first game is against the Los Angeles Angels at American Family Fields of Phoenix. The Cactus League schedule concludes with back-to-back road games against the Chicago Cubs March 22 and 23.
Judge denies motion to dismiss charges in case of man with allegedly stolen skulls
FOND DU LAC (WLUK) -- The man accused of stealing three human skulls waived his right to a preliminary hearing Friday. Benjamin Larson, 47, is facing three counts of concealing stolen property, obstruction and bail jumping. Larson's defense attorney made a motion to dismiss the charges for stolen property before the hearing began, arguing human remains cannot be stolen property.
Baby turtles safely moved from land to Oconto River | Chime In video
OCONTO (WLUK) -- Some newly hatched snapping turtles recently got an escort to their new home. Ken shared to Chime In photos and video of a clutch of turtles that hatched in his family's yard. Video shows the turtles being gathered up and released in the Oconto River. Share your wildlife photography with us here: The North American snapping turtle is Wisconsin's largest turtle species, the state Department of Natural Resources says.
Packers to unveil Bob Harlan's name on Lambeau Field façade Oct. 29
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Bob Harlan's name will be unveiled on the façade of Lambeau Field during a prime-time game. The Green Bay Packers will honor the longtime president and CEO at halftime of the Oct. 29 game against the Carolina Panthers, the team announced Thursday. Harlan died March 5 at age 89. He worked for the Packers from 1971-2008. He took over as the team's top executive in 1989, overseeing the Packers' transformation from perennial loser to Super Bowl champion.
Public events taking over Green Bay this weekend for Wisconsin-Notre Dame
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Even if you're not going to the game at Lambeau Field, there are lots of ways to take part in the fun of Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame this weekend. Share your photos of the game and festivities here: On Saturday, Badger Bash North takes over downtown Green Bay. Here is the schedule: 2-3 p.m.: Kids football combine, Leicht Memorial Park 3:30-4 p.m.: Badger parade, Mather Street & N. Broadway, south to Dousman Street, east to Donald Driver Way.
Japanese company Yanmar acquires majority stake in Brillion's AriensCo
BRILLION (WLUK) -- A Japanese company has acquired a majority stake in AriensCo. Osaka-based Yanmar Holdings Co., a manufacturer of engines, agricultural machinery and energy systems, is the new majority owner, the companies announced Thursday. The Ariens family will retain a significant stake in the Brillion-based small engine manufacturer. Terms of the deal were not released.
Child sexual assault suspect reported missing after failing to show up for trial
WAUSHARA COUNTY (WLUK) -- A man has been reported missing after he did not show up for a trial. Matthew J. Krause, 42, was last seen around 10:30 p.m. Monday, according to the Waushara County Sheriff's Office. He was last known to be in the Berlin area. Krause has been charged in Green Lake County with second-degree sexual assault of a child. His trial was supposed to begin Tuesday, but he did not show up. Green Lake County authorities have issued a warrant for his arrest.
Watch Brewers-Cubs on FOX 11 Thursday night
(WLUK) -- The battle for the National League Central championship comes to FOX 11 Thursday night. The Milwaukee Brewers and Chicago Cubs close out their four-game series at Wrigley Field. The top two teams in the division are closing in on postseason berths as they go head-to-head. Right-hander Logan Henderson (9-2, 2.48 ERA) is the Brewers' starting pitcher, with righty Kevin Gausman (8-11, 4.52) set to counter for the Cubs.
Man with likely human remains in his house charged with receiving stolen property
Man with likely human remains in his house charged with receiving stolen property
Person shot on Green Bay's east side, police looking for 2 suspects
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- One person has been hospitalized with serious injuries after a shooting on Green Bay's east side. Police say they were called to the 1000 block of N. Irwin Avenue just after noon. At the scene, officers found one person who had been shot. It was reported that two suspects left the area in a vehicle. Police do not have a description of the suspects or their vehicle. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 920-448-3200 and refer to case number 26-242983.
Tony Romo convicted of drunken driving offense in Wisconsin
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Tony Romo convicted of drunken driving offense in Wisconsin
Tony Romo arrested for operating under the influence in Milwaukee (Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office)
Tony Romo convicted of drunken driving offense in Wisconsin
by BrianKerhinandScott Hurley,FOX11News Tue, September 1, 2026 at 9:47 AM
Tony Romo convicted of drunken driving offense in Wisconsin
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Tony Romo convicted of drunken driving offense in Wisconsin Original
MILWAUKEE (WLUK) -- Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo pleaded no contest to an operating while intoxicated ticket Tuesday. He was fined $784 and lost his driver's license for six months, court records show. Romo, 46, was cited after a July 23 traffic stop in Milwaukee County. Romo was not required to appear in court, and his attorney appeared for him, court records show.
Nonprofits ask people seeking tornado relief funds to make appointments
(WLUK) -- Because of overwhelming demand, nonprofit organizations offering financial assistance to tornado-impacted families are asking people to make an appointment to discuss how to receive help. Community groups on Monday announced a pool of $1 million available for families affected by the July 27 EF-3 tornado. The funds will be distributed through two organizations, LEAVEN and People of Progression. On Tuesday, LEAVEN said it opened its doors to lines of people requesting help.
Fox Cities Habitat announces plans to repair 100 tornado-damaged homes by Christmas
MENASHA (WLUK) -- The Greater Fox Cities Habitat for Humanity wants to help 100 tornado-impacted families get back into their homes by Christmas. The organization is providing details Tuesday morning for the Tornado Rock the Block 100 effort. It will focus on replacing roofs, windows, doors and exterior damage to homes. The goal is to have the work finished by Dec. 15. Tuesday's announcement is expected to include details on how the program will operate and how people can apply for help.
Fire forces 4 from Oshkosh home
OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- A house fire in Oshkosh forced four people from their home Monday. Firefighters say they were called to 533 High Ave. just after 10:45 a.m. The first crews on the scene found smoke coming from the eaves and ridge vent. It took about an hour to get the fire under control. Crews remained on scene for more than five and half more hours. No injuries were reported. Firefighters estimated the cost of damage at $150,000.
Rivalries uniform-inspired merchandise now available at Packers Pro Shop
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Rivalries is the theme at the Packers Pro Shop. Merchandise related to the Green Bay Packers' new alternate uniform is now available. The Packers unveiled the new look last week. It will make its on-field debut at the Oct. 11 game against the Chicago Bears. For the uniform, a green jersey includes white trim and numbers. There is an interlocking “GB” logo on the upper shoulder. On the inside of the collar is the phrase “Making History since 1919.” The helmet is white.
Philosophy professor, 'Jeopardy!' champion Ben Chan now teaching at Lawrence University
Northeast Wisconsin's best-known "Jeopardy!" champion has a new job.
Updated parade route among new details for Badger Bash North in Green Bay Saturday
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- The full University of Wisconsin Marching Band, a Green Bay Packers legend as grand marshal and final parade route details were announced this week as Badger Bash North in Green Bay is set for Saturday. The parade steps off at 3:30 p.m. at the corner of Mather Street and N. Broadway. The parade proceeds south on Broadway to Dousman Street, where it turns east to end at Donald Driver Way. Route for Badger Bash North parade in Green Bay Sept. 5, 2026.
Labor Day trips more expensive in 2026, AAA forecasts
(WLUK) -- Labor Day weekend road trips are expected to cost more in 2026, AAA says. Average domestic air fare is 2% higher than last year, averaging $750 for a round-trip ticket, according to AAA. Tickets to the most popular destinations are up 20% to $790. The cost of domestic hotel bookings is up 9%, with international bookings costing 12% more compared to last year. International travel is cheaper, though, with air fare costing 4% less.
$1 million in relief funds to be available to tornado-impacted families
APPLETON (WLUK) -- One million dollars in financial assistance will be available to families affected by the July 27 tornado in the Fox Valley. Representatives from United Way Fox Cities, community foundations in the Fox Cities and Oshkosh, and other area nonprofit organizations are announcing details on Monday. They will also be committing another $1 million to address future direct assistance needs.
Brown County sheriff's officials trying to identify suspicious person
TOWN OF GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Brown County sheriff's officials are trying to identify what they call a suspicious person. The sheriff's department released two surveillance images of a person wearing a white t-shirt, gray or tan shorts and black socks or leggings. The person was seen in the area of Depeau Road in the town of Green Bay, in the northeastern part of the county. The news release does not say what the person is suspected of doing or why they are considered suspicious.
Fried cheese curds named the summer food that most reminds Wisconsinites of home
(WLUK) -- What summertime foods scream "Wisconsin" to you? That's what A Mission for Michael wanted to know when it commissioned Cherry Data Signals to survey 3,011 Americans to find out which dish in each state most "feels like home." Number one was a signature of America's Dairyland: fried cheese curds. Pollsters wrote: Fried cheese curds offer the kind of Wisconsin indulgence that is best enjoyed hot and shared quickly.
Number of confirmed measles cases in southwestern Wisconsin more than doubles
(WLUK) -- The number of confirmed cases of measles in southwestern Wisconsin has more than doubled. The state Department of Health Services says there were 92 confirmed and six more probable cases as of Friday. That was up from 42 on Tuesday. The cases are in Grant, Iowa and Lafayette counties. DHS says the increase in cases does not necessarily mean an increase in risk to the broader public.
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