A serious crash on Interstate 39 near the Marquette-Waushara County line led to the complete closure of both | Contact Police Accident Reports (888) 657-1460 for help if you were in this accident.

QUINCY ‒ Revisions to the Federal Emergency Management Agency's flood maps will save hundreds of Quincy property owners money for insurance costs, according to city officials. The new map will ...

FOND DU LAC, Wis. (WBAY) - A Waushara County man has been arrested in Fond du Lac County. Deputies say they attempted to pull over a vehicle for failing to stop at a stop sign and a chase began.

welch — FEMA Disaster Survivor Assistance teams have started reaching out in McDowell County by going door-to-door and helping people affected by the Feb. 15 flooding which struck much of ...

Waushara County Democrats hosted a discussion with their sheriff Thursday night, discussing the extent of the county’s working relationship with ICE.

Revisions to FEMA's flood maps will remove 300 homes in Quincy from the flood zone. The change could save residents a combined $300,000 annually in flood insurance costs. The revised map ...

FEMA calls these groups disaster survivor assistance teams. They use them along with their disaster recovery centers, phone and virtual helplines to complete their outreach -- hoping to get in contact ...

As the number of households in the program has decreased, the number of households on FEMA rental assistance has increased. Buncombe County community navigators have served 3,671 households ...

Residents of southeastern Wisconsin should prepare for severe weather as a powerful storm system moves into the region. The ...

Wisconsin DNR's final Spotlight Series event on trout stream habitat will be held on March 10, online and in Waushara County.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has fired three more supervisors following an internal probe into claims a crew of disaster relief workers were told to avoid Trump ...

Tropical Storm Helene damaged over 11,000 homes in Buncombe County. Hundreds of residents are still displaced and living in hotels through FEMA's Transitional Sheltering Assistance program.