Category Archives: Ryan Brahm

The Manitowoc Lutheran Boys started their season with a victory last night over Two Rivers 58-39. The Lancers used a 13-0 run to take a 23-11 lead at the half. The Raiders fought back and came to with...

The Roncalli Girls Basketball team has evened up their early-season record at 1-1 following a 15 point win over Southern Door last night. The Jets and Eagles were tight through the first quarter, but ...

Just three days after being arrested for his second domestic abuse charge, a Manitowoc man was arrested on his third. Officers responded to a residence in the 1300 block of South 19th Street at around...

The Annual Lakeshore Holiday Parade in Manitowoc will be going on as planned today. After taking a year off last year due to COIVD, the 33rd Annual parade will begin in downtown Manitowoc at 6:30 PM. ...

Three people and their pets were displaced after a fire in Appleton yesterday morning. The Appleton Fire Department responded to the home in the 700 block of North Division Street at around 10:30 AM, ...

A family of nine, including eight children, is being aided by the American Red Cross following a fire at their home yesterday afternoon. Fire crews were dispatched to the home in the 700 block of Sout...

NCAA Basketball Men Wisconsin Badgers 65, Houston Cougars 63 High School Basketball Boys Manitowoc Lutheran 58, Two Rivers 39 Kiel 72, Green Bay West 32 Mishicot 65, Chilton 63 Plymouth 66, Valders 55...

A 63-year-old Appleton man has been sentenced in a Supplemental Security Income Fraud Case. John Fischer reportedly received more than $73,500 in federal and state SSI benefits between 2009 and 2017 w...

The DATCP is warning consumers to be alert for scam texts pretending to sell T-shirts in support of local fire departments. These text messages have been reported in communities across the state and m...

Home sellers were quite happy last month in Manitowoc County. According to statistics released by the Wisconsin Realtors Association, the number of home sales this October compared to last year were n...