Barron News

People gather for a celebration of veterans this week at Madison Area Technical College, which is creating a veterans service office on campus.

A jury convicted a man today of sexual assault. Court records show a jury found 38-year old Joseph Robert Stoeberl from Barron guilty of second degree sexual assault and criminal damage to property.

A Turtle Lake man remains hospitalized after his vehicle went into the Hay River on Saturday night in Prairie Farm.

Chris Barron was enjoying his newly built North Prairie home when there was a knock on the door.

More than 6,000 miles separate Nate Pintens and his family, but that didn't stop the proud father from witnessing the birth of his second child.

Nearly two dozen Army Reservists from Minnesota and Wisconsin are deplying to Afghanistan to safeguard the health and well-being of Coalition Troops.

An Eau Claire woman is sent to the hospital after her truck hits a tree and rolls.

Caseworkers at the Lincoln County Child Support Agency are shouldering the fifth heaviest workload in the state but beat most other counties in collection rates, recent figures show.

A boot camp for troubled teens will graduate more than 100 students tomorrow at Fort McCoy.

Dante C. Camilli, 91, of Plymouth, Wis., passed away early on Wednesday morning June 10, 2009, at Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center after a short illness.

People living near lakes in several northern Wisconsin counties could see lots of dead fish over the next few weeks.

Biologists say conditions are ripe for fish disease outbreaks on lakes in Polk, Barron, Washburn and Burnett counties over the next few weeks, the Department of Natural Resources reported Thursday in a press release.

After six years as Barron County administrator, Duane Hebert is moving on to face his next challenge.

The Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory received full accreditation by the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians .

Dan Van Tassel's favorite novels are books like Jack Kerouac's "On the Road" or Mark Twain's "Huckleberry Finn," books where the characters and plot are complemented by a powerful setting and are firmly grounded in historical context.

The Arthritis Foundation, Wisconsin Chapter, along with Innovative Health & Fitness, will host an informational forum aimed toward helping those living with arthritis to understand the importance of activity.

A group in western Wisconsin has started a health co-op, Cooperative Health Choices of Western Wisconsin.

After climbing 115 steps to start her shift, Bonnie Dryer looks for signs of fire from atop a fire tower last week.

The West Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board and County Boarda TMs Consortium do hereby provide notice of publication of the Workforce Investment Plan which provides guidance for implementation of the federal Workforce Investment Act in West Central Wisconsin.

Officers in Barron came upon the scene of a plane crash, but the pilot wasn't there.