Boyceville News

A convicted child sex offender was back in court Monday. Investigators say she was caught babysitting young children.

PITTSVILLE -- The Memories Christmas Show will be presented at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Pittsville Auditorium.

The owners of a loaded corn bin and dryer that caught fire early Tuesday are looking for a replacement dryer to keep their business running through the end of the harvest season.

Investigators are looking for whoever shot and killed three horses in western Wisconsin.

The Dunn County Sheriff's Department is trying to find whoever shot three horses to death between 3:00 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. on Sunday, November 29.

Veronica Minor of Boyceville was working for the Baldwin Post Office back in January when federal prosecutors say she opened mail and took items from it, including a gift card she used at Walmart.

A former postal employee was sentenced Tuesday to one year probation for destroying mail.

A unique farm open house offered people in western Wisconsin a chance to mingle with animals from a different continent.

Farms in west-central Wisconsin open for tours this weekend: Crossfyre Ranch, 2013 Beacon Hill Ave., Baldwin: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday; noon to 4 p.m. Sunday.

Two Menomonie-area men accused of growing about 60-marijuana plants in rural Menomonie and Boyceville, are placed on probation.

Richard 'Bergie' H. Berglund, 68, 1962 Sugar Bush Road, Mosinee, died Sunday, Sept.

A local state patrol inspector realizes a life-long dream and saves a life. Randy Yeakey of Bloomer was honored this week at the state capitol.

Some of those honored include Trooper Shari Kalk of Eau Claire. She received the Livesaving Award for performing CPR on someone at a restaurant who was not breathing and had no pulse.

Vandals leave a mess behind at a local library. The Boyceville Police chief says earlier this month, someone broke into the village library.

GLASS PANE broken at St. Luke's Catholic Church, 919 Center St., Boyceville, to gain entry.

A rural Boyceville man plans to create an agriculture-based oilseed extrusion facility at his farm in the town of Sheridan.

Helping to resolve Dunn County's space needs and upgrading aging buildings could carry a price tag of $20 million to $38 million.

An outage that left hundreds of Xcel Energy customers without power in Dunn County, has been fixed.

The Village of Boyceville has requested approval from the Department of Natural Resources to rehabilitate its #3 lift station.

Local farmers in some of the worst hit drought areas say if they don't get rain soon, the drought will start costing them in a big way.