Category Archives: Local News

(WHBL) - While Governor Tony Evers held a news conference to sign Wisconsin's new shared revenue law on Tuesday, he didn't bring as much attention to the other half of the deal. The governor signed a ...

With the stroke of his pen, Governor Tony Evers approved a set of compromise measure that make major changes in how state money is returned to local governments and funds schools, and that means milli...

MILWAUKEE, WI (WHBL) - Police in Milwaukee say a second teenager has been arrested for Monday's mass shooting at the city's Juneteenth celebration. Investigators are not naming the 19-year-old who was...

The Sheboygan Police Department said that it had to deal with two reports involving firearms over the weekend. Neither resulted in any injury, and they're considered isolated incidents with no no ongo...

Two Manitowoc women were sentenced to spend time in federal prison after being convicted on drug charges in the U.S. District Court - Eastern District of Wisconsin. The Manitowoc Metro Drug Unit was a...

Pet owners in the City of Sheboygan may soon have more options for enjoying the outdoors without the need for a leash. Sheboygan's Pet-Friendly Task Force has been working to make the city a better pl...

Another busy thoroughfare in north-central Sheboygan is ready for a re-do, and so closures connected to the project will be emplaced this coming Monday. Calumet Drive between Geele and Main Avenues wi...

An early morning fire destroyed a barn in the Town of Mitchell on Thursday morning. Sheboygan County Sheriff's Lieutenant Anthony Blodgett says the 9-1-1 call came in at 5:21 a.m., and responders foun...

Passage of a pair of historic bills drew praise from Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu of Oostburg. LeMahieu was in the majority among legislators who approved Senate Bill 330 with a 62-31 vote, a...

High school graduation will have to wait for Charles Loeffler, even though he's already completed his first college degree. That's because he and his fellow classmates don't graduate until next June a...