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A national effort to connect communities with their public safety teams will be celebrated in Brillion. On Tuesday, August 5th, the Brillion Police Department and other local entities will be at Stone...

A local resident who has located numerous historic shipwrecks will be hosting an event in August. Suzze Johnson helped locate the shipwrecks of the Major Anderson, Tubal Cain, Lookout, LaSalle, Alaska...

Model airplanes will be hitting the skies in Fond du Lac next month. The annual Warbirds & Classics Over the Midwest event will be held at Wellnitz Field from August 14th through the 17th, running...

There's a new way for Kiel residents to look at the city's municipal code. The entire code has been converted to an online system. City Administrator Dave Funkhouser says it will make it easier for ci...

Manitowoc County wants to hear your thoughts on a resource management plan. The 10-Year Land and Water Resource Management Plan will be showcased in Room 300 of the Manitowoc County Office Complex, lo...

Senator Tammy Baldwin has unveiled a pair of bills. The first, which was crafted alongside Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins, is called the Healthy Drinking Water Affordability Act, or the Health...

A new title sponsor has been named for one of Road America's biggest annual race events. Elkhart Lake's "National Park of Speed" has announced that Motul has been picked as the new official sponsor fo...

A major renovation project at a Manitowoc baseball field is set to begin next week. Manitowoc Lincoln High School Athletic Director Stan Dietrich has announced that, at 10:00 a.m. next Wednesday (July...

The City of Two Rivers has created a new fund for a future shoreline project. It's part of a comprehensive shoreline planning project that encompasses over three miles of Lake Michigan shoreline exten...

Volunteer spots are filling up for an annual summer tradition in Manitowoc. The Lakeshore Balloon Glow gets underway on Friday, August 15th, in downtown Manitowoc from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. There are...