MINNEAPOLIS, MN (WTAQ) - The Wisconsin Badgers have capped off a perfect regular season.

UW beat rival Minnesota 31-0 Saturday, improving to 12-0 (9-0 Big Ten).

Quarterback Alex Hornibrook had a very efficient day, finishing 15-19 for 151 yards and three touchdowns.

Freshman sensation Jonathan Taylor led the way on the ground, recording 149 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries.

The defense also did its part, holding the Golden Gophers to 133 yards of total offense.  

While Minnesota's season has come to an end, Wisconsin heads to Indianapolis next Saturday to face Ohio State for the Big Ten championship.  

HOLLAND, WI (WTAQ) - UPDATE: Sheriff's officials have identified the 29-year-old Wrightstown man who died as Travis Krahn.  They add that the 20-year-old Neenah man who sustained minor injuries in the crash is Austin Konrad.

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One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash in Brown County.

It happened around 4 pm Saturday at the intersection of Highway PP and Man Cal Road in the Town of Holland.

Officers say a 29-year-old Wrightstown man who was southbound on PP was struck and killed by a 20-year-old Neenah man who was heading west on Man Cal.

Investigators believe the Neenah man blew a stop sign.  

He was taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

Alcohol does not appear to be a factor in the crash.

The road was closed for several hours.

TOWN OF SHEBOYGAN, WI (WTAQ) - A 51-year-old man is hospitalized after a single-vehicle rollover crash.

Sheriff's officials say it happened Sunday when the man was headed west on Enterprise Drive near Wild Meadow Drive in the Town of Sheboygan.

Investigators believe the car rolled after the driver crashed into an embankment.

The man was thrown from the vehicle. 

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - The Holiday Season, with parties, shopping, and overall running around, can often be a time when good eating habits go to die. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Corissa Conard is a personal trainer at the Greater Green Bay YMCA, and currently studying nutrition.

She says there's a rule to follow...and it doesn't mean denying yourself holiday goodies.

"Tell my clients about the 80-20 rule. So, 80 percent of the time eat healthy...20 percent of the time enjoy those treats here and there."

Conard says that's a philosophy that works throughout the year.

"You have to have the mindset, like I don't need to indulge in all of this just because it is the holidays."

Portion size is important too. Try to use the palm of your hand as a guide.

There's also recipes out there that are healthy and just as tasty.

But if you fall off the rails, Conard says don't get discouraged.

"Those days do happen, and it's OK. Just knowing how to get back on the right track."

And don't punish yourself.

"Eat a piece of the pie, share it with someone, just don't eat the whole thing."

Ideas for healthy eating and programs that keep you in tip-top shape are available at the Greater Green Bay YMCA. For more information click here.

COMBINED LOCKS, WI (WTAQ) - A man is in custody after allegedly hitting a bar in Combined Locks Sunday night.

Outagamie County Sheriff's office says a vehicle hit the Milltown Still & Grill just after 11 p.m.

The vehicle then sped off.

Police arrested the driver for OWI near the intersection of E. Calumet St. and S. Greenview St. in Appleton.

No one was hurt.

No details released on the driver's name or age.

MANITOWOC, WI, (WTAQ) - Manitowoc Police sent to a business on the 1100 block of South 30th Street Sunday night for a report of a robbery.

Police say two people came into the store and ordered the employees to the back storeroom. Their wrists and ankles were bound together.

One of the suspects displayed a weapon.

Police say they stole an undisclosed amount of cash and other items.

A customer later came into the store and found the employees and helped free them.

One suspect is described as a black man in his late 20's to mid 30's, around 5'6-5'8 tall, with black hair.

The other suspect is described as black man, 5'4 tall with black hair.

If anyone has information about the robbery, contact the Manitowoc Police Department Shift Commander at 920-686-6551.

FOND DU LAC, WI (WTAQ) – Various groups in the Fond du Lac area are joining forces to combat what they say is a significant problem in the community.

Law enforcement, county prosecutors, health officials, and service providers will all be on hand for a town hall meeting on methamphetamine.

Fond du Lac Police Chief Bill Lamb says “some of the drug investigators are already, dating back to 2016, seizing more meth than they are heroin or opioids.”

Lamb says law enforcement officers are not the only ones taking note.

“One of the treatment facilities here in the area has reported that they’re seeing more of their clientele dealing with meth than heroin or opioids.”

Lamb notes the opioid epidemic has by no means left the area.

However, he says they’re hoping to learn from its onset in trying to quell the meth issue.

“We don’t want to see a repeat occurrence as we did with the heroin and opioids, in that it catches communities off guard.”

The town hall scheduled for 6:30 pm on Thursday, November 30 at the Goodrich Little Theatre, 72 West Ninth Street in Fond du Lac.

This marks the beginning of a prevention and awareness campaign being launched by Fond du Lac Police and Drug Free Communities of Fond du Lac County.

Scheduled panelists at the town hall include: Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney, Fond du Lac Police Chief Bill Lamb, Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation Supervisory Special Agent Brad Dunlap, Clinical Supervisor Addiction Services’ Amy Johannes, and Fond du Lac Public Health Officer Kim Mueller.

The event is free and open to the public.  

BROWN COUNTY, WI (WTAQ) - A plea hearing has been scheduled for the former boyfriend of a murder victim who is charged in a domestic incident involving her sister.

Douglass Detrie is due back in court January 8, following Monday's scheduling conference, on charges that he made advances on Nicole VanderHeyden's sister Heather Meyer while they were driving together in Allouez back in February.

When she refused, Detrie reportedly would not let Meyer out of the car and sped off, before finally stopping several miles down the road.

VanderHeyden was killed in May 2016 in Bellevue.  

Detrie was originally arrested for her murder but was never charged.  

George Burch has been charged in connection with VanderHeyden's death.  His attorneys are expected to present arguments that Detrie is the actual killer when Burch's trial starts February 16. 

KEWAUNEE COUNTY, WI (WTAQ) - A charitable effort that remembers a late Kewaunee County employee is back for its fifth year.

The Holiday Memorial Food Drive kicked off Monday.

It's held in memory of human services worker Sarah Malay, who died in 2013.

Social Worker Rhonda Rummel says Malay was passionate about helping others.

"Sarah was a very compassionate person, always trying to find ways to give back to the community, and we thought this was a fitting memory for her to continue that giving and community focus that Sarah brought while she was with us."

All donations go to the county's food pantry.

Donations can be made through December 22.

MADISON, WI (WTAQ)-- A bill signed Monday is considered the first step towards fighting homelessness for the first time in Wisconsin's history.

Author of one of the bills, Representative Jim Steineke says the bills are aimed at taking a first step towards ending homelessness and preventing it.

"We realized how big this issue is and we came up with a package of bills to try to address this problem."

Governor Walker has signed a bill that creates a new council to combat the issue. 

"They are going to be tasked with developing policies that help the community" Steineke said. 

The Interagency Council on Homelessness will consist of representation from eight agencies that work directly with the homelessness issue.

The Council will create a comprehensive, strategic plan to address the issue.

"Northeast Wisconsin has an issue with homelessness as well, we just don't typically see them on the streets."

Steineke said the problem is more noticeable in Milwaukee and Madison, but some will stay with friends or family, and therefore go unnoticed. 

"This is small first step."

Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch will head the council, which brings together eight agencies. 

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ)- Scammers continue to find creative ways to ruin your holidays, now consumers need to be careful when they ship gifts.

With an influx of online shopping, scammers are trying to catch you off guard, but not as a targeted victim, says Michelle Reinen of the Bureau of Consumer Protection.

"Scam artists are just sending these blasts out to people. They just know there is so much online holiday shopping."

Reinen says emails requesting information or money from you before it can be shipped is one of the many examples, and you won't be a victim if you stay clear from clicking.

"Just delete it. Don't open it or do anything with it."

Reinen said these scams are easy to detect if you just take the time to look.

Poor grammar, spelling errors and strange looking email addresses are all red flags.

A strong amount of internet traffic, is opening the door for scam artists.

"They are really good at impersenating the big box stores and getting you to click."

FedEx provided some examples of the scams used. 

***FedEx has custody of the victims ATM card and paying $85 dollars and filling out information will release it.

***The victims package is registered in special order and needs to be verified by clicking on the link.

***The victim is told that the address they are trying to send to is not correct and they need to click on a link that will allow them to print out an invoice that they can bring to the office to pick up their package.

***One email states they need to talk to the victim about their package and they need to click the link for the contact information.

Reinen says people are falling for all of them. 

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - Thieves are already on the move, and on the run, with packages left outside people's doors.

According to Green Bay Police, a number of stolen deliveries have already been reported.

Daniel Zehms tells FOX 11 living on a busy street can be concerning.

"We're on a main street here and a lot of people walk back and forth in the street and it doesn't take much for it to walk off the doorstep."

Knowing delivery thefts are possible, Zehms takes precautions.

"If it's a big item, we normally have it dropped off at where my wife works because she's there all the time." Not only is it important to deliver packages to a secure location but police are urging people to require a signature.

Capt. Kevin Warych with the Green Bay Police Department said, "These thefts occur so quickly that it's hard to get a suspect description if you don't have a home surveillance system."

Warych also said it's a good to get to know your neighbors and help each other out.

Roger Allen says they do just that.

"It's been a really good neighborhood; we have a lot of elderly that do watch out and a lot of elderly walking."

Between Thanksgiving and New Year's, the postal service expects to deliver 850 million packages nationwide, which is up more than 10 percent compared to last year.

The Better Business Bureau regional director, Susan Bach, suggested leaving your packages on the side or back doors but never in the front.

"I know FedEX and UPS, they do have apps available that you can reroute or reschedule a delivery, so that might be an option."

Among the millions of deliveries, Bach said it's important to keep something in mind.

"If the package is stolen off of your front door, it is not the delivery company's responsibility or the merchant's responsibility to replace it. It's yours."

According to the National Retail Federation more than 122 million people planned to shop online on Cyber Monday.

OSHKOSH, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - The home of the Wisconsin Herd is nearing completion as it prepares to host its first game Friday night.

The original plan was to open earlier this month but delays in construction pushed the opening back.

Greg Pierce, of Fox Valley Pro Basketball, tells FOX 11 it's amazing to see the work that's been done.

"Very exciting. This has been 18 months of my life and to get to this point where it's actually about to come true, it's really surreal. I mean I looked at plans of this for a long time and to see it come to life is pretty fulfilling."

The Herd played its first three home games in Milwaukee while the arena was still under construction.

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - Green Bay officials met Monday night to discuss an ongoing rat problem.

The Protection and Welfare Committee recommendation will be presented to the full city council next month.

Alderwoman Barbara Dorff says the committee is directing the inspections department to focus primarily on removing rats from the west side of Green Bay.

The department will look for properties that may be unknowingly attracting rats, such as homes with bird seed or animal droppings in the yard or with crawl spaces.

Officials will also keep an eye out for obvious health and safety violations.

OSHKOSH, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - There was a lot to celebrate Monday for the Greater Oshkosh Economic Development Corporation.

CEO Jason White tells FOX 11...

"Oshkosh Corporation just made their big announcement of their intent to build a $50 million, world class headquarters here in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, said CEO Jason White.

GO EDC held a report to the community about the work it does to help grow the area economy and the Oshkosh Corporation news was an exciting talking point for city and economic leaders.

"Millions of dollars of charitable causes to our community, a $150 million dollar supply chain in our community and hundreds, if not thousands, of jobs in our community would have been impacted if they had chosen to leave."

"An influx of new talent into our community, into our economy, which I think is gonna be great for us in the long run," added Oshkosh City Manager Mark Rohloff.

Oshkosh Corporation will buy 35 acres of the city-owned Lakeshore Golf Course for its new global headquarters for $3.5 million.

Rohloff says the city will spend about $7 million on infrastructure improvements in the area and give the company $6 million in tax breaks over 12 years.

"That is, pretty much, what the market calls for these days. So I think what we did was something that was very competitive with the market."

Some members of the community did not want the city to sell golf course land. They had concerns about what will happen to the other, roughly 70 acres of the course now.

Rohloff says those concerns are going to be addressed.

"I think over the next few months you're gonna see the parks board provide some input to the city council in terms of what they would like to see. The possibility of a nine hole golf course is certainly being discussed."

"While we might have been losing something on the one hand, we were gaining so much more as a community, as a whole," added White.

Construction on the new headquarters is slated to start this spring. The facility is supposed to be finished by the end of 2019.

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - An armed robbery has been reported at a Green Bay bar.

Police Captain Kevin Warych says it happened late Monday at the Packer Stadium Lounge on South Broadway Street.

Nobody was injured, but the suspect was able to get away with an undisclosed amount of money.

Anyone with information is asked to call police headquarters at 920-448-3208.

MANITOWOC, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - 

Steven's Avery's motions to reconsider an earlier decision that denied him a new trial, has once again been rejected by a judge.

Avery is seeking a new trial for the 2005 murder of photographer Teresa Halbach, and is currently serving life in prison.

Statements in the Judge Angela Sutkiewicz's ruling indicate that the court finds no basis to reverse its October 3rd decision of denying Avery a new trial. 

Several motions have been filed by Avery's attorney since then. 

Tuesday's ruling also indicated that  the Motion to Reconsider is not the appropriate forum for the court, and should have been in Avery's first motion.

GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ)- A former Menominee Indian Tribal Police Officer pleaded Not Guilty in Federal Court Monday. 

Basil O'Kimosh is accused of having inappropriate social media contact with a 15-year-old girl. 

O'Kimosh is facing three charges, including, engaging  in sexually explicit conduct with a minor.

O'Kimosh's attorney once again asked for him to be allowed to post bond, but that was once again denied.

BROWN COUNTY, WI (WTAQ) - Cash bond has been set at $25,000 for a 32-year-old New London man accused of repeatedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl. 

Prosecutors say Jared Andrews assaulted the teen multiple times in Green Bay last year. 

He allegedly traded naked videos and photos with her on Snapchat.

Police say Andrews denied the allegations.  

SEYMOUR, WI (WTAQ) - Four Packers players spent part of their Tuesday leading fitness activities at a local school.

Mason Crosby, Corey Linsley, Aaron Ripkowski, and Justin Vogel were at Seymour High School as part of the NFL's 'Fuel Up to Play 60 Program.'

Crosby and his teammates were there to celebrate a $10,000 fitness grant awarded to four Seymour schools.

"You know, let's put down those devices and make sure we're interacting and stimulating our brains and our bodies as we go out and do something active."

The grant will be divided among Rock Ledge Elementary and Intermediate, Black Creek Elementary, and Seymour Middle schools.