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Manitowoc County Youth Hockey is inviting everyone out to Pack'er Inn in Newton this Saturday for their Benefit Fundraising event. The event kicks off at 3:00 p.m. at the establishment located at 6619...

Manitowoc Lincoln's JFK Fieldhouse hosted fifteen different schools last night, all participating in the Earl Hebert Indoor Track and Field Invite. The host ships claimed the team title with 90.5 poin...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is providing guidance on wildlife encounters for the spring season. Officials stress the importance of maintaining the wild nature of animals and ad...

A three-year member of the Appleton Police Department has passed away. The Department reported on its Facebook page that K-9 Faro was surrounded by his loving family when he succumbed to kidney failur...

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has signed into law Assembly Bill 29 and Senate Bill 33, abolishing sales taxes on precious metals in the state. This legislative move acknowledges purchases of various m...

Two election reform bills penned by an Eastern Wisconsin Senator have been signed into law. Senator Andre Jacque of De Pere tells Seehafer News that the Keep the Polls Open Act and the Election Worker...

Governor Evers has signed into law a bill targeting artificial intelligence (AI) usage in political advertisements. Wisconsin becomes the tenth state to introduce legislation aimed at regulating the u...

Congressman Glenn Grothman has reintroduced a bill he says will save taxpayers an estimated $60 billion in the first year. The Safeguarding Benefits for Americans Act, which is co-sponsored by fellow ...

Following a federal court ruling, two individuals associated with former Public Schools Board President Michael Bonds have been found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the United States. The verdict, ha...

The man charged in a fatal hit and run in Fond du Lac County had his bond lowered this week. NBC26 reports that Jatziel Encarnacion was in court Thursday when Judge Andrew Christenson heard arguments ...