Center for Suicide Awareness said they're "literally heartbroken" after their heart ice sculpture for the downtown display ...

It is an event where the colder the temperatures are, the better. In this segment, Abby Novak with Appleton Downtown Inc.

The Avenue of Ice Carvings event featured 26 handcrafted ice sculptures, with this year’s theme being “What We Love About ...

We love the ice sculptures in Appleton.” College Avenue breathed new life Saturday, with the ice sculptures on display down the heart of downtown ...

Fox Valley Pride Fest was held on June 21 at Jones Park, but before the celebration of the LGBTQ+ community could officially begin, the first-ever Pride Promenade commenced. At noon, just about 200 ...

For this week's Slide Guide, we checked out a playground close to many of Appleton's summer festivals and events. Along with Arbutus Park, Jones Park is inside one of the last remaining ravines in ...

APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - Appleton kicked off the holiday season with its 53rd Christmas parade -- the largest nighttime parade in the Midwest. It was originally launched as the unofficial start of the ...

APPLETON, Wis. (WBAY) - Next week, downtown Appleton will host a new and smaller version of their summer event, “Mile of Music”, ahead of the NFL Draft. It will give draft attendees a chance to check ...

The Appleton Board of Health affirms an order to shut down a four-unit rooming house until building code violations are ...

APPLETON (WLUK) -- One of Appleton's largest annual events will be a part of NFL Draft week, just on a smaller scale. Downtown Appleton will play host to "SongWalk" which mimics the four-day Mile of ...

APPLETON (WLUK) -- Noise is becoming a nuisance in downtown Appleton. City ordinances have been in place for years, but one group called "Stop the Noise" says it's having a negative impact on living ...

APPLETON (WLUK) -- Downtown Appleton will be lighting up the streets yet again to kick off this Christmas season. The 53rd Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 26.