Shutting down in mid-March, Dr. Brian Schaefer said his office has come back better than before in the fight against COVID-19.

Following last week’s filing deadline for legislative candidates, three contested primaries have materialized for districts in parts of Brown County.

As it stands now, the Brown County Fair plans to return for Aug. 19-23 with the full fair experience, according to event organizers.

Usually during this time of the year, local graduates and their families are busy planning parties to celebrate the end of an academic career.

Nearly two months into the COVID-19 pandemic, local nonprofit groups are still seeking support in Brown County and beyond.

Brown County will retain a Safer at Home order until at least Wednesday, May 20. 

All standalone or strip-mall based retail stores can offer in-person shopping for up to five at a time while maintaining social distancing practices.

Keeping communities safe is not an easy task in itself, but add a pandemic and law enforcement becomes an even more concerted effort.

The DOT announced two programs that will safely address a backlog of demand, including waiving road tests for teens looking for their driver’s license. 

The Seventh Circuit heard oral arguments via telephone in a dispute over whether Hobart can force the Oneida Nation to get a permit for an annual festival.