Deb Kutska, with the County’s Department of Environment and Sustainability, says the county has received $950,000 from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Kutska then confronted Monfils at work on Nov. 21, 1992, and played the recording for other mill workers, stirring up anger. RELATED: Tom Monfils died 30 years ago at a paper mill in Green Bay.

Keith Kutska, 72, was one of six men convicted killing Tom Monfils, a fellow worker at the James River Corp. paper mill in Green Bay, in 1992.

Kutska is serving a life sentence for the 1992 murder of Tom Monfils at the James River paper mill. In 1995, six men were convicted of 1st Degree Intentional Homicide at jury trial.

Keith Kutska, 72, could be released from prison in Prairie du Chien as early as Aug. 29, WBAY-TV reported. He has served more than 27 years of a life sentence.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Parole is not being recommended at this time for the only Monfils 6 defendant still in prison. Keith Kutska, 70, went before the state Parole Commission on March 24 for ...

Two men convicted of murdering a co-worker at a Green Bay paper mill are not entitled to a new trial, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday.The 3rd District Court of Appeals in Wausau upheld the ...

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