Governor Evers has signed the new Wisconsin State Budget into law. The signing took place early this Thursday morning after the bill passed both houses of the legislature. The Governor and lawmakers had been racing to complete the document before Congress signed off on the reconciliation bill. That's due to the fact...

Both pro-life and pro-choice advocates are sharing their reactions to the Wisconsin Supreme Court's ruling on the state's abortion law yesterday. In a four-to-three decision, the court found that a ban on killing an unborn child initially passed in Wisconsin in the mid-1800's is no longer enforceable. Planned Parenthoo...

The reconstruction of South 18th Street is set to begin next week Thursday. The Sheboygan Department of Public Works said that the work that involves storm sewer improvements, new crosswalks at the intersections, and concrete panel replacement will begin on July 10th, and will likely take until late August to complete...

Your outdoor plans for the 4th of July are getting favorable treatment from Mother Nature. National Weather Service forecasts are painting a picture of warm and humid weather - typical of this time of year - with only a slight chance of light showers or thunderstorms in the morning. Those chances evaporate by the noo...

Offices of the City of Sheboygan will be closing early on Thursday. Those with business to conduct at City Hall will need to take care of it before noon on Thursday when City employees are given the rest of the day off for the Independence Day holiday weekend. The Department of Public Works also announced that they, ...