Livingston News

Visitors to Washington Island who don't want to take their cars across Death's Door on the ferry may be able to find a new transportation option next year.

CLEVELAND - In five years, Adam Grunenwald would like to be working as a police officer, perhaps for the University of Wisconsin-Madison. But, first, the laid-off foundry worker from Two Rivers needs to complete the four-semester criminal justice program at Lakeshore Technical College.

The Grant County Sheriff's Department is investigating a burglary to a Livingston business.

After being delayed twice, the reconstruction for Water Street is set for 2012. The urban portion of the project will run from Pine Street north to just past Malone Drive.

NEENAH - For the eighth consecutive year, ThedaCare has earned top marks in an annual survey naming the country's most technologically advanced health care systems.

PLATTEVILLE, Wis. - Don Tucker and David Glen Bendorf were classmates in Iowa-Grant High School's Class of 1964.

Dubuque County Board of Supervisors -- 5:30 p.m., board chamber, fourth floor, courthouse.

The Stevens Point Chapter NSDAR held its annual awards luncheon May 20 at the Stevens Point Country Club.

A Grant County woman faces child abuse charges after a toddler is found with severe burns to her feet.

LIVINGSTON, Wis. - A Livingston woman is accused of child abuse after her 2-year-old daughter suffered first-degree burns to her hands and second-degree burns to her feet.

Grocery shoppers know there are a lot of new and expanded options in our area. The latest is the Walmart Super Store in Milwaukee, on the 3300 block of South 27th Street.

Two out of three men accused of using pipe bombs to destroy a mailbox and a portable toilet in April were arrested when they returned to the scene of the crime to "admire the damage," according to police.