Lowell News

Howard Elmer Tietz, 65, went to his eternal home on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009, at his Randolph residence, surrounded by his family.

First United Church of Lowell, 710 Watertown Road, will have a family-style chicken dinner from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Nov.

TOWN OF LOWELL - A group of men on riding lawn mowers pulling wagons full of alcohol in Dodge County were told to go home.

Girls who attend school in Beaver Dam, Clyman, Juneau, Lowell and Reeseville are invited to join the fun and friendship of Girl Scouts.

Photo by Paul Marose Dodge County Supervisors assembled at the county highway shop in Mayville Wednesday morning as part of their tour of county roads, parks and facilities.

The Dodge County Sheriff's Department still has no leads in a rash of goat thefts in Dodge and Green Lake counties.

The cause of a fire that destroyed a vacant barn in the town of Portland Sunday is under investigation.

Sheriff's officials are investigating a third set of goat thefts in central Wisconsin.

Last week, law enforcement was forced into a tactical situation. This was in response to a 50-year-old man who made a conscious decision to resist arrest for a simple child support warrant.

Two residents received warnings from police during a disturbance call Friday in the town of Lowell that started over dog poop.

A teen accused of throwing a brick through a conductor's window on a Canadian Pacific train in the town of Lowell is wanted by police.

A 36-year-old Lowell man accused of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl has been found guilty.

Pastor Timothy Bauer, left, leads graveside funeral services for 'Baby Theresa' Monday afternoon at a cemetery in Lowell.

A year from now, there will be no first steps or a messy face with birthday cake.

JUNEAU - Dodge County Sheriff's Department officials are hoping a suspicious vehicle and its driver seen in the vicinity of where an abandoned and dead infant was found last week will provide a break in the case.