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A driver escaped injury after their vehicle plunged into the Menomonee River. The vehicle fell into the river while driving on a rain-weakened road on Campbell Drive, which collapsed. The hole reporte...

A local Kiwanis Club is cutting ties with the parent organization. The Two Rivers Kiwanis Club tells SeehaferNews.com that its members have decided to resign their charter with Kiwanis International, ...

Two hikers were injured by a lightning strike while walking in Kettle Moraine State Forest on Saturday. Emergency crews responded around 4:14 p.m. after receiving reports of an unresponsive man. First...

A police pursuit that began in Monona with a reported theft ended with both an officer and a suspect injured Saturday evening. Monona police responded around 8 p.m. to a theft in progress at a local r...

Road closures in Sheboygan County will continue this week. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has shared that while work on State Highways 32 and 28 progresses, closures will remain in place. ...

Officials have issued a state of emergency after torrential rains drenched the area over the weekend. Timmerman Airport recorded over 14 inches of rainfall by Sunday afternoon, with residents reportin...

Two state correctional officers are denying that any rights were violated in the death of Micah Laureano. Laureano was strangled to death at Green Bay Correctional Institution by 25-year-old Jackson V...

One person is in custody after a shooting in the City of Oshkosh. WBAY reports that the Oshkosh Police Department was called to the area of West Irving Avenue and Central Street on Saturday (August 9t...

While digital devices have become an integral part of daily life, Emplify Health is encouraging parents to manage their children's screen time. Excessive screen time can impact teens' mental health, s...

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has released the student vaccination rates for the 2024-2025 school year. In the five-page report, the department noted that 86.4% of all students across th...