Category Archives: Local News

A few more details are now available regarding an incident at Plymouth High School. A 20-month-old child, known as Cainan, fell over 15 feet down a stairwell, and according to a GoFundMe set up to hel...

There are charges for three people in a manure-spreading conspiracy in Kewaunee County. State prosecutors say the three under-reported the amount of manure spread on their fields. Attorney General Jos...

Two teenagers have been charged in a weekend shooting in Green Bay. The brothers, 18-year-old Anthony Simbler and 16-year-old Avion Simbler, are facing charges including Attempted First Degree Intenti...

One person is dead following a crash near Wrightstown yesterday (December 5th). The crash on I-41 at Wrightstown Road was reported to the Outagamie County Sheriff's Office at 11:00 a.m. It was determi...

The Oshkosh Police Department is trying to figure out how a dog ended up dead near some dumpsters. Officers were called to a business in the 300 block of Bowen Street last Friday, where they found the...

A Brown County man, who is suspected to be a drug dealer, is facing 17 drug-related charges. Among the crimes 27-year-old Hyrum Frank Ricketts is accused of are eight Manufacturing charges for drugs i...

Froedtert Holy Family Memorial Hospital Registered Nurse Tina Last has been named the winner of the DAISY Award. The DAISY, or Diseases Attacking the Immune System, Award is an international recogniti...

Tax bills are coming out for Manitowoc County residents in a couple of weeks. County Executive Bob Ziegelbauer tells Seehafer News, "Most people will be pleased that they are not going up too much, or...

Progress Lakeshore, Lakeshore CAP, the Chamber of Manitowoc County, and United Way Manitowoc County are looking to gather information from the community. The local organizations have hired Leede Resea...

After months of tweaking, and a public input session last week, the Two Rivers City Council will be voting on the proposed 2023 budget tonight. City Manager Greg Buckley told us the $46 million spendi...