Although the third Friday in September is National POW Recognition Day, the Oshkosh Chapter holds the ceremony on Saturdays instead of Fridays so more people can attend.
If you can walk to a sink right now and get a glass of clean water, you’re unlike 30% of the world’s population that doesn’t have access to safe water, according to the national non-profit Global Water Center executive director, Chris Holdorf.
Members of the 389 Fighter Squadron stationed at Mountain Home AFB in Idaho are planning to execute a flyover at the Green Bay Packers' first regular season home game at full capacity since December of 2019.
The Fox Cities Marathon kicked off their race weekend at the Timber Rattler Stadium Friday, inviting kids of all ages to storm the field, and get their hearts pumping.
Some have called the international tournament a once in a lifetime event. They were buying merchandise to celebrate at today’s Ryder Cup Shop Grand Opening, free to the public.
Race organizers are taking extra precautions to help runners and walkers beat the heat during Sunday's distance races. They're adding misters and more ice. They're also asking people who live along the course to step up and help runners, too.
Walker-appointee Fred Prehn has refused to step down since his term expired May 1, denying Gov. Tony Evers’ appointee Sandra Naas a seat and maintaining a Republican majority on the board.
The conservative group No Better Friend Corporation put together Thursday’s discussion on critical race theory where several speakers took part criticizing the subject.
It has been three weeks since 13 U.S. service members were killed during the Kabul airport bombings, we will always remember their sacrifice and honor their dedication to this country. But we can’t forget about the 18 men and women who were injured during the attack.
To prevent more thefts, UW Oshkosh Police Department is offering free security to Kia and Hyundai owners on campus who have an overnight parking permit.
The federal court also combined two lawsuits -- one filed by voters represented by a prominent Democratic attorney and the other by voting advocacy groups.
After a nearly two year hiatus due to the pandemic, Old Glory Honor flight has returned to the skies, with a flight in late August and another one just yesterday.
