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Celebrate Freedom with a Twist: “Freaky 4th of July: MISCAST” at Fountain Park

The Sheboygan Theatre Company is flipping the script this Independence Day with a bold, joyful, and delightfully unpredictable celebration of musical theater. Mark your calendars for Freaky 4th of July: MISCAST, a one-afternoon-only performance happening July 4, 2025, right after the Sheboygan parade at the Fountain Park Band Shell. Directed by acclaimed theater artist Abi…
May 20, 2025
Brian Bateman

Wisconsin

Wisconsin

Milwaukee Motorcycle Ride Raises Funds for Military Families

Event Overview Milwaukee was filled with the sound of engines as hundreds of riders joined the Big Unit Poker Run, an annual event supporting military families. Starting at the Harley-Davidson Museum, the ride drew participants from across Wisconsin and beyond, turning downtown Milwaukee into a hub of roaring motorcycles and patriotic pride. Purpose of the…
September 1, 2025
Brian Bateman

U.S.

Laws | Politics | U.S.

Equal Rights Amendment: President Biden Declares It Law Amid Ongoing Debate

The Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which has been a century in the making, remains a hotbed of legal and political contention. President Joe Biden’s declaration on January 17, 2025, that the ERA is now the 28th Amendment to the Constitution has reignited debates about gender equality and the legal hurdles facing the amendment. What Is…
January 17, 2025
Brian Bateman

World

Business | Sheboygan | World

China’s High-Tech Export Ban: Implications for Sheboygan County’s Industries

China has announced a ban on the export of critical high-tech materials, including gallium, germanium, and antimony, which are essential for advanced technologies with potential military applications. This move is a response to U.S. restrictions on semiconductor-related exports and could pose challenges for Sheboygan County’s manufacturing sector, which relies on these materials for high-tech production….
December 4, 2024
Brian Bateman

Milwaukee Street Takeovers Raise Safety and Staffing Concerns

Waukesha Considers Letting Friday Night Live Guests Carry Alcohol Outdoors

Westbury Bank Aquapark Makes a Splash in West Bend, Raises $7,200 in One Day

Milwaukee Forge to Permanently Close After Failed Sale, 67 Workers to Be Laid Off

Madison Hazmat Scenes Tied to Cyanide Poisoning Plot; Two Arrested in Multi-Agency Investigation

HyPro to Close Berlin Facility, Laying Off 24 Workers Starting August

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Wausau Man Charged in $16M Snowmobile-Fueled Investment Fraud

Stanley Pophal, a 63-year-old Wausau man with no documented employment since 2010, is facing federal charges after allegedly running a $16 million investment scheme that funded a lavish lifestyle—including the purchase of more than 300 snowmobiles. According to prosecutors, Pophal took payments from 128 investors, promising high returns from car wash equipment sales and real...
June 19, 2025
Brian Bateman
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Wisconsin

Packers Pro Shop Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Customer Information

More than 8,500 customers affected, free identity protection offered GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers Pro Shop has confirmed a data breach that exposed the personal and financial information of 8,514 customers, according to the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP). The breach highlights the growing need for cybersecurity vigilance,...
January 9, 2025
Brian Bateman
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Laws | Politics | Wisconsin

Do Wisconsin Lawmakers Trust Voters? The Debate Over Ballot Initiatives

MADISON, Wis. — A heated debate is brewing in Wisconsin over who should hold the power to shape state laws. Democratic Governor Tony Evers has reignited a proposal to allow voters to directly propose and repeal laws through ballot initiatives, a move Republican lawmakers swiftly rejected. The idea, included in Evers’ state budget proposal, would...
January 9, 2025
Brian Bateman
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