Kelli Arseneau
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Appleton, WI, United States
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Recent articles by Kelli:
Difference-makers: In just one week, church volunteer team sets up house and welcomes Afghan refugees
The last of 200 Afghan refugees resettling in the Fox Valley are welcomed by several church volunteer teams, part of the Good Neighbor Team. → Read More
Two men sentenced to federal prison for fentanyl trafficking in Manitowoc and Milwaukee
Jabari Samuel, 42, of Milwaukee, and Anthony C. Martinez, 32, of Manitowoc, received sentences of 15 and 9.5 years, respectively. → Read More
Campbellsport woman dies in single-vehicle crash in town of Osceola
Authorities say the driver of a speeding vehicle missed a curve, causing the vehicle to roll over. → Read More
Oshkosh Fire Department rescues two dogs from ice near railroad bridge
The dogs were found at the south side of the bridge, near the first support column. Neither dog was wearing identification. → Read More
27 people rescued after being stranded on floating chunk of ice off Green Bay shore
The Brown County Sheriff's Office said the ice appears to have been weakened from barge traffic Friday. There were no reported injuries. → Read More
First responders rescue 27 people from ice off the shore of Point Comfort
The Brown County Sheriff's Office said the ice appears to have been weakened from barge traffic Friday. → Read More
Prevea Health and Bellin Health begin offering COVID-19 booster vaccinations to adolescents ages 12-15
Pfizer-BioNTech is the only vaccine provider with a COVID-19 vaccine approved for children ages 12-17. → Read More
Oshkosh schools extend face covering mandate through Jan. 28 due to 'current COVID-related challenges'
The Oshkosh school district is extending its mask mandate through Jan. 28, despite previously planning to go mask optional starting Jan. 15. → Read More
After snowstorm, Arctic winds will usher in bitter cold temperatures across state Thursday night, Friday morning
Temperatures are expected to reach as low as -15 to -25 degrees in western Wisconsin on Friday before warming up Saturday and dropping again Sunday. → Read More
One man hospitalized, one man arrested after New Year's Eve stabbing in Vesper
A man was hospitalized after being found walking on a roadway with multiple stab wounds. → Read More
A 23-person team of Navy medical personnel is coming to Bellin Hospital Friday to help in the fight against COVID-19
The 23-person team coming to Bellin Hospital includes U.S. Navy doctors, respiratory therapists and nurses. → Read More
Driver dies in single-vehicle crash on Interstate 43 in Sheboygan County town of Holland
The fatal crash occurred around 1:23 p.m. when the driver left the roadway and struck the guardrail fence. → Read More
Mother found guilty in 2018 death of 2-month-old daughter
Shauntina Fuller-Pankey, 28, was arrested in 2020 and found guilty of first-degree reckless homicide. Her sentencing hearing is set for March 15. → Read More
Two people transported to hospitals after three-vehicle crash in Fond du Lac
A 45-year-old pedestrian and the 29-year-old driver were both taken to hospitals after the incident Wednesday. → Read More
19-year-old sentenced to 10 years for March shooting on Menominee Indian Reservation
Menom L. Powless, formerly of Keshena, was sentenced Monday after pleading guilty to assault with attempt to murder. → Read More
Some long-term COVID-19 patients at Aspirus and Marshfield Health hospitals will be moved to care facilities
North Central Health Care will offer spots for up to four non-contagious COVID-19 patients per day at two care facilities. → Read More
Oshkosh Area School District announced it'll be mask-optional starting Jan. 15
The current face-covering mandate, set to end Jan. 7, will be extended to Jan. 14 to help limit the spread as students return after the holidays. → Read More
Military sends doctors, nurses to help treat COVID patients at Green Bay's Bellin Hospital
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers had asked Biden for five FEMA teams, as hospital capacity has been stretched thin by short staff and surging COVID-19 cases. → Read More
Green Bay Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge to be closed four weeks in January
Green Bay Ray Nitschke Bridge, which crosses the Fox River on Main Street downtown, will be closed for work on span locks Jan. 4 until Jan. 31. → Read More
Woman dead and man seriously injured after two-vehicle crash in Grover Saturday morning
A Grover woman died and a Pulaski man sustained serious injuries after a traffic collision early Saturday morning. → Read More