Following this past weekend's historic flooding, flood warnings continue on for four rivers in southeast Wisconsin. But, for ...

The Fox River in Waukesha rose to just under 8 feet on Sunday, August 10, according to local reports, as Wisconsin was hit by ...

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow declared a state of emergency on Monday as the Fox River nears record-high flood levels ...

The Fox Waterway Agency has purchased the historic Bauske’s Boat Marina for $2.4 million, largely from two capital grant ...

Fox River could crest at 10.8 feet on Sunday evening, which would lead to major flooding in Waukesha County, Wisconsin.

L.W. Crane was a wooden side wheel steamer built in 1865 in Berlin, Wisconsin, according to a bio from WHS. The ship was used to ferry passengers and freight between Green Bay and Oconto, Wisconsin.

The Fox River runs 215 miles, making it the fifth longest river in Wisconsin, according the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. The DNR lists the top 10 Wisconsin rivers by length as follows.

The Fox River is the site of nine shipwrecks and possibly more. Berlin City, 1856, a steam paddle Bob Teed, 1883, a tug E.P. Weston, 1863, a steam paddle L.W. Crane, 1865, a steam paddle ...