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UW-Oshkosh plans a slate of monthlong programming, while Caramel Crisp will host an author reading. Plus, an art exhibit and FVTC events. → Read More
Oshkosh police said a school resource officer was advised of the incident Monday after the student and firearm had already left. → Read More
The Jackson/Oregon Street bridge will briefly close again to vehicles and pedestrians starting at 8 a.m. Monday. → Read More
Oshkosh Northwestern readers were most interested in business news about a pizza place and pharmacy closing as well as projects to help the homeless and chains coming to the area. → Read More
Oshkosh police are working with the Oshkosh Area Humane Society after an animal complaint led to the discovery of seven deceased cats in animal crates. → Read More
Several bars and restaurants in Oshkosh are offering specials and a place to watch the World Cup. → Read More
T. Wall Enterprises plans to break ground this fall on the first of three Mill on Main buildings in Oshkosh's Sawdust District. → Read More
Vintage 01 will sell a variety of vintage T-shirts, clothing and various collectibles at its new storefront on North Main Street. → Read More
Spirit Halloween returned to Oshkosh Aug. 4 at a new location that allows for larger decorations and more costume options. → Read More
"I don't think people will have ever seen anything like this," executive director Aaron Sherer said. "They're going to be really blown away." → Read More
The Oshkosh Plan Commission approved a specific site plan for Panda Express to move forward along an Interstate 41 frontage road. → Read More
According to the FAA's 2021 U.S. Civil Airmen Statistics study, only 6% of fully-licensed pilots are women, which is up from 5.7% in 2020. → Read More
Locals and EAA regulars mix at these Oshkosh-area restaurants known for having a view of the AirVenture air shows. → Read More
T. Wall Enterprises unveiled plans for the Sawdust District's three Mill on Main buildings, each of which reflects a different aspect unique to Oshkosh. → Read More
The Oshkosh Public Library is offering lawn game rentals this summer, adding to its collection of hands-on experiences available to the community. → Read More
With city's approval, The Howard would add a half-acre of outdoor space for wedding ceremonies and other private events up to 250 people. → Read More
The Jackson/Oregon Street bridge is expected to be closed through mid-August while repairs replace worn gears. Here's how businesses are responding. → Read More
Lifest runs July 7-10 at Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh. Here's a rundown on the lineup, meet and greets, updated cleaning practices and more. → Read More
Brewing Futures Mobile CAFE is a new mobile food truck and classroom that helps students with Individualized Education Programs gain employment skills. → Read More
As electric vehicles gain popularity, Wisconsin officials are figuring out their role in advancing the groundwork needed to make them commonplace. → Read More