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Brookfield, Mequon daycare centers shut down, licenses revoked

BROOKFIELD, Wis. - Two Kiddie Academy daycare locations in the area are shut down after state officials revoked their licenses. In short, the Department of Children and Families (DCF) told FOX6 News investigators found "falsified" information concerning the completion of several employees' required training courses. As a result, DCF said Kiddie Academy had unqualified staff supervising children.

Brookfield, WI · 3d
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Wisconsin public school district to dissolve for first time in 3 decades

For the first time in 36 years, a public school district in Wisconsin will dissolve. On Thursday, the School District Boundary Appeal Board voted unanimously to approve the dissolution of the financially troubled Hustisford School District. The entire school district of about 275 kindergarten through 12th grade students will transfer...

Wisconsin · 23h
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WFRV Local 5

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Wisconsin high school closes following early morning fire

WEST BEND, Wis. (WFRV) — A Wisconsin high school closed early on the morning of November 4 after students and staff evacuated the building due to a fire. According to a press release, West Bend High School closed for the day after a second-floor fire caused heavy smoke to fill the hallways. The fire took […]

West Bend, WI · 1d

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Winneconne School Board Clerk submits responses to recall complaint

WINNECONNE, Wis–Winneconne School Board Clerk Kari Flagg defends her decision to invalidate recall petitions against two fellow board members. In filings with the state Elections Commission, Flagg claims that the forms filed by organizers of the recalls against board President Kati Calewarts and Vice President Dean Ackmann were not filled out completely, and therefore a signature-gathering period never legally started.

Winneconne, WI · 1d
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Hilbert has been dominant so far in the postseason

HILBERT (WLUK) -- Hilbert is one win away from reaching a state semifinal, and the Wolves will have a chance to get there Friday in a Division 7 sectional game against Coleman. Hilbert has opened the postseason in dominant fashion, outscoring its first two playoff opponents by a combined score...

Hilbert, WI · 20h

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Packers to host first Wisconsin Girls Flag Football State Championship

The Green Bay Packers are set to host the first-ever Wisconsin Girls High School Flag Football State Championship at Titletown on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 9 a.m. The tournament begins at 9 a.m. on the Emplify Health Field in Titletown, bringing together six elite programs to compete for the inaugural state title. The opening game features a matchup between No. 5 seed Kenosha Tremper and No. 4 seed Bay Port, followed by No. 6 seed Divine Savior Holy Angels taking on No. 3 seed Madison Memorial at 10:30 a.m.

Green Bay, WI · 23h

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Replay: Wisconsin high school volleyball state tournament updates

The WIAA state volleyball tournament continued Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Resch Center in Ashwaubenon with the start of girls play and semifinals for the boys tournament. USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin was providing coverage throughout the day and night of Thursday's action. Here are the updates from today's action: Wisconsin Lutheran advances in five sets No. 5 seed Wisconsin Lutheran defeats No. 4 seed Arrowhead 15-7 in the fifth set to advance to the Division 1 state semifinals. Wisco won the match 25-21, 22-25, 25-17, 19-25, 15-7. Gwen Huebner had 15 kills for Wisconsin Lutheran. Nicalai Eismann had 13 kills and 13 digs, Gigi Chasco had 13 kills, 30 assists and 20 digs, and Addy Abramowski had 25 digs. Zosia Karsprzak had 10 kills for Arrowhead. Taylor Wold had 38 assists and Georgia House had 23 digs. Wisconsin Lutheran will play Divine Savior Holy Angels in a D1 semifinal Friday at 1 p.m. Wisconsin Lutheran closing in on victory Wisconsin Lutheran leads Arrowhead 11-5 in the fifth set and is four points away from advancing to the state semifinals. We're headed to a fifth set at the Resch Center The final match of the day is headed to a fifth set

Ashwaubenon, WI · 1d

News8000com WKBT News 8

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Central High, UWL grad to lead state Republican caucus

MADISON, Wis. (WKBT) -- Senate Republicans have elected Sen. Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) to serve as Minority Leader of the Wisconsin State Senate for the upcoming legislative session, according to a release.

Wisconsin · 20h

FDL Reporter | The Reporter

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Lomira football excited for opportunity against Edgar in sectional final

LOMIRA – Coming off a state title in 2024, the Lomira football team lost in Level 1 to St. Mary's Springs in 2025. It's already won its Level 1 and Level 2 games this season and isn't done yet. "We know last year we didn't make it this far, so this year we have a chance to keep going and I think this week is our time to show that," Lomira junior Cash Agamaite said. More: What fans need to know before the Wisconsin Herd tip-off 2026-27 More: Campbellsport claims Division 2 state title behind Pickering's championship run Lomira (11-0) is a No. 2 seed in the Division 6 playoffs and has moved onto the sectional championship round where it will play No. 1 Edgar (11-1). Edgar has made three straight state championships, winning Division 7 state titles in 2023 and 2024 and lost in the Division 6 state championship in 2025. Yet, Lomira is not shying away from all that Edgar has accomplished and is using any type of motivation it can to make sure "Lomira" pops up on the Division 6 bracket in the state semifinals. "To be on this level and to know that we're going against

Lomira, WI · 1d

Wausau Daily Herald

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Streaking Edgar football faces tough Level 3 test against unbeaten Lomira

EDGAR – Edgar knows what it takes to make a deep playoff run. But advancing to Level 4 will require the Wildcats to overcome a physical Lomira team at home on Friday, Nov. 6. Week in and week out, the Wildcats coaching staff adjusts their game plan to fit the opponent they’ll face, but other than that not much changes in the way the Wildcats approach a contest. Last week in Level 2, Edgar knew they would need an extra boost in offense and responded with one of its most explosive offensive performances in long-tenured Edgar coach Jerry Sinz’s career. The Wildcats opened their Level 2 contest against Pardeeville, ripping off 50 points. SPASH XC dynasty snags 5th straight: SPASH dynasty snags historic 5th straight title | WIAA XC championships Sinz acknowledges that Lomira is considerably bigger than his group of Wildcats at the line of scrimmage, and it's one of the elements of the game the Wildcats intend to address in a plethora of manners. “We have bigger guys, and some of them are younger guys, freshmen and stuff. We may play a few of those guys a play or two on the defensive line just to rest the

Edgar, WI · 1d

WFRV Local 5

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Green Bay N.E.W. Lutherans’ run at a state title comes to an end

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) — Green Bay N.E.W. Lutheran’s run at a state girls volleyball championship came to an end Thursday, falling to Central Wisconsin Christian in four sets in the Division 5 quarterfinals at the Resch Center. The Crusaders took the opening set, 25-22, before the third-seeded Blazers responded with a 25-21 win in […]

Green Bay, WI · 21h

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Iola-Scandinavia Referendum Passes by 101 Votes as District Looks to Maintain Educational Programs

IOLA, WI – After voters narrowly approved an operational referendum Tuesday, Iola-Scandinavia School District Administrator Chris Nelson says the district is grateful for the community’s support and is now focused on maintaining educational programs and evaluating staffing needs. The November 3 referendum passed by just 101 votes, providing...

Iola, WI · 1d

Herald Times Reporter

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Tom Dombeck predicts all 3 Manitowoc-Sheboygan WIAA football Level 3 games

Just three high school football teams from Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties remain alive entering Level 3 of the WIAA playoffs . As I did for Levels 1 and 2, I’ll predict all three games involving area teams. I went 4-0 in my predictions last week and am 10-1 in the postseason. The games will be broken down by division in descending order, beginning with Division 3. Division 3 No. 3 Plymouth Panthers (9-2) at No. 1 Port Washington Pirates (11-0) The No. 10-ranked Panthers and top-ranked Pirates have already met this season. On Oct. 9, Port Washington prevailed 42-34 as Pirates junior quarterback Jack Bunyan had a monster game. Bunyan went 24-for-44 with 348 yards and five touchdowns, although he did throw a pick-6 in the first quarter. If the Panthers hope to advance to Level 4, they’ll need to contain Bunyan better than last month. As for Plymouth, senior Cole Kuhn will need to once again have a stellar game. He had more than 170 yards total offense in the first meeting, with 105 yards rushing, 72 yards receiving and a touchdown. He also threw a 3-yard touchdown. The Panthers have reached Level 3 four times previously since 2012,

Manitowoc, WI · 2d

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Sacred Heart middle school students give time

Blaine Evenson, left, and Ashton Springborn were two of many Sacred Heart Catholic School students who helped out Oct. 6 at Green Bay Community Church to put together meals for the Feed My Starving Children MobilePack. (Contributed) Sacred Heart Catholic School’s older students spent Oct. 6 making a meaningful difference...

Green Bay, WI · 2d

The Sheboygan Press

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Lakeland University gets $400K grant to boost campus safety

SHEBOYGAN – Lakeland University will use a $400,000 federal grant to strengthen campus prevention, education and response efforts involving sexual assault, dating and domestic violence and stalking. The three-year grant comes from the U.S. Department of Justice's Reduce Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking on Campus Program, according to a community announcement. The funding will support additional security camera coverage, prevention programming, employee training, student education and expanded access to support services. “At its core, this grant is about people,” Lakeland President Beth Borgen said. “It provides Lakeland with the resources to strengthen relationships, expand support systems and continue to offer a campus culture where students know they are valued, cared for and never alone when facing difficult situations. “Through education, prevention and compassionate response, Lakeland continues to invest in and build a campus community where respect, healthy relationships, personal responsibility and care for one another are woven into the student experience every day,” Borgen said. How Lakeland plans to use the $400,000 grant Among the planned changes is an expansion of security camera coverage intended to improve monitoring and student safety. Lakeland also plans to establish a Community Coordinated Response Team made up of university staff and

Sheboygan, WI · 1d

WBAY Green Bay

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South Park Middle School science teacher wins Bubbl’r National Teacher of the Year

South Park Middle School science teacher Kimberly Loeper won the 2026 Bubbl’r National Teacher of the Year contest, earning a $10,000 prize for the school.

Green Bay, WI · 14h

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Packers to Host Wisconsin’s First Girls Flag Football State Championship

The Packers will host Wisconsin’s first high school girls flag football state championship at Titletown on Nov. 7. Six teams qualified through leagues meeting Packers Football Outreach requirements, with a single-elimination tournament culminating in the inaugural title game. Admission is free, and the event will also feature food trucks, music and a performance by the Art-Hop Collective.

Wisconsin · 22h

Green Bay Press-Gazette

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After school referendum fails, Pulaski says it's looking to the future

The Pulaski School District residents voted down a nearly $60 million capital referendum on Nov. 3, upsetting the district's plans for additions and renovations that included two new pools. Now, the district says, it'll use that community decision to guide its plans moving forward. "This decision by the PCSD community gives the district greater direction in its always-ongoing facilities planning process," district communications director Eric Schreiber said in a statement. "Creating and maintaining functional facilities that meet the needs of our students and community remains a top priority. At the proper time, projects may be reevaluated or reconfigured to better fall in line with our community’s priorities and serve our students." The statement thanked those who voted and took time to consider the referendum. At this point, the district has not responded to follow-up questions about whether it will pursue a referendum in April or whether it plans to close the pool. Why did Pulaski's referendum fail? The referendum vote came after the village of Pulaski completed a $15 million water infrastructure project that more than doubled an average resident's water bill, from $151 to nealry $352 per quarter. Several residents who opposed the water bill increase linked the higher

Pulaski, WI · 1d

WFRV Local 5

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Pulaski school referendum falls short in near split decision

PULASKI, Wis. (WFRV) — A Pulaski School Referendum’s results show a nearly 50/50 divide in the town over whether to support it or reject it, with the town ultimately deciding on the latter. A referendum that would’ve provided $59.8 million in facilities improvements was neck and neck at the ballot box and ultimately failed by […]

Pulaski, WI · 1d

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School referenda in Gillett, Pulaski fail

A second consecutive defeat of Gillett School District’s operational referendum is going to require major budget cuts beyond what has already been made, and it’s possible the district may have to dissolve, resulting in Gillett students being divvied up between neighboring school districts. (File | NEW Media) Subhead.

Pulaski, WI · 2d