Shawano County woman pleads guilty to handing out edibles for St. Patrick’s Day
A Shawano County woman has been found guilty of manufacturing and possessing THC after she was caught distributing pot-laced St. Patricks Day cookies. Cathleen Krause pled no contest to one count each of manufacturing and delivering THC
One dead, two injured in shooting at Wausau cemetery
One person is dead and two more were injured in a Thursday morning shooting at Pine Grove Cemetery in Wausau. Wausau Police Chief Ben Bliven did confirm that one of the three victims was dead at the
Janesville woman arrested in connection with Winnebago County homicide
Almost 10 months after the homicide investigation began, a Janesville woman is facing charges in connection with the death of 31-year-old Jamie R. Stephens of Rockford. The Winnebago Sheriff’s Office says they worked with the Janesville Police
Non-flushable products causing backups in Janesville sewers
Many Janesville residents may be flushing tax dollars down the drain without realizing it. City Utilities Director Dave Botts says wet wipes described as flushable, and other non-biodegradable items, are really gumming up the waste water system.
“Offensive symbol” concern for Milton school officials
Several students are reportedly disciplined after an incident at Milton High School. Superintendent Richard Dahman says on Monday several students formed an offensive symbol on the gym floor. In an email to parents, Dahman said this type of behavior
Beloit’s city manager responds to stadium concerns
Beloit City Manager Lori Curtis-Luther is responding to public concern about the potential environmental impact of a proposed stadium along the river downtown. Curtis-Luther says any development of this scope is subject to Department of Natural Resources
Beloit man will spend life in mental institution for 2018 homicide
The 21-year-old Beloit man accused in a 2018 homicide who was found not competent to stand trail last December, pleads guilty to the charge against him and is committed to a mental institution for life. According to
Mayor says incident in Superior shows need for regional bomb squad
It was not a pipe bomb that shut down a main thoroughfare in Superior for hours on Tuesday. But Mayor Jim Paine told KDAL that the object spotted outside the city’s fire hall was deemed a credible
Finance panel approves suicide prevention hotline funding
The Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee voted unanimously on Wednesday to give $110,000 to a suicide prevention group — but not without partisan commentary. State Senator Jon Erpenbach (D-West Point) noted that the money was included in the