Wilson News

Click to enlarge image This illustration details the a oeLighta Divisiona s storming of Maryea s Heights in Virginia.

A Sheboygan County, Wis., man has been sentenced to six years in prison after he was convicted of breaking into a home and stealing from a piggy bank.

Needing a break from bashing the very strange campaign for President of Sarah Palin , I thought I'd try to make a few people laugh with some of the even stranger goings on that have happened around the country ...

A man has been convicted of sneaking into a 2-year-old girl's bedroom and stealing $20 from a piggy bank while she slept and was sentenced to six years in prison.

Click to enlarge image Upon arrival at Fort Monroe, the 5th Regiment camped near Newport News, then followed a road to the Warwick Court- house to engage with the enemy along the length of the Warwick River, a ...

As part of a recent story on classic drive-in restaurants in Northeastern Wisconsin, we asked readers to share favorite carhop hangouts from the past.

Ring of toxicity around core safeguards jobs for those unemployable in information age.

Cue the symphony of ribbons being cut and hammers pounding. Fond du Lac is undergoing a business boom, with new stores opening and current establishments expanding.

By Brianna Wilson With endless to-do lists and summer projects, most Madisonians don't have time to spend a moment with nature or simply look at the sunrise during a hectic morning.

Q. Would your area have the family name Wolfinger? Elizabeth Wolfinger would be my husband's great-grandmother. Wolfinger married a Joseph Smith III; their daughter married Frank Freihammer.

THURSDAY, 6:47 p.m., 322 Cameron St. Traeshon L. Karnan, 3, was bitten in the face by a chocolate Labrador as he tried to hug or kiss the animal, resulting in several puncture wounds needing medical attention.

Kareesa Wilson intended to buy dishes, not booths, when she attended the Badger Candy Kitchen auction in October 2002 on the Capitol Square.

Cynthia 'Cindy' Rawson Brown, age 66, died at home Monday, June 16, 2008, surrounded by her family.

Earl Mondloch, age 77, of the Town of Wilson passed away Monday, May 26, 2008 at a local hospital.

David Anderson dreams about living on a farm. But in his dream, it's not corn and soybeans stretching to the horizon.

Brooks Ambulance of Waupun will host an open house in observance of EMS Week from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 21, at the Waupun Safety Building, 16 E. Main St., Waupun. via WisInfo

* Kari A. Sockness, 32, of 206 W. Clark St., Colby; no contest plea; disorderly conduct; $309 fine. * Bradley D. Luther, 21, of 8812 Klondike Drive, Marshfield; misdemeanor charge of fleeing an officer; 30 days in jail with work release and $728 fine. The charge was reduced from a felony charge of fleeing an officer. * Jeffery A. Cepress, 50, of 8685 Highway N, Arpin, default judgment; drunken driving on an ATV; $438 fine. * Alexander L. Crow, 21, of 407 First St., Nekoosa, default judgment; underage drinking; $501 fine and six-month driver's license suspension. * Travis L. Wilson, 24, of 9251 Highway EE, Marshfield; not guilty pleas; two counts of bail jumping, third offense of drunken driving, third offense of operating with a blood alcohol level of .08 or more, fourth offense of driving while revoked; $1,000 signature bond; next court appearance at 9 a.m. May 16. * James V. Rodriguez, 25, of 9301 Highway A, Marshfield; not guilty plea; possession of drug paraphernalia; $500 signature bond; next court appearance at 9 a.m. May 16. * Hugo Ramirez-Tlahuix, 18, of 811 E. Depot St., Marshfield; guilty plea; operating without a valid license, second offense within three years; one day in jail with work release, $224 fine. * Jacob D. Hagemann, 21, of 6344 Main St., Arpin, no contest plea; retail theft of less than $2,500; one year in jail, $171 fine and $263.89 in restitution. * Freddy C. Zimmerman Jr., 45, of 180 19th Ave. S., Wisconsin Rapids, guilty plea; disorderly conduct; $1,000 signature bond and no contact with victims. * David J. Verburgt, 27, of 2951 W. Parnell Ave., Milwaukee; no contest plea; possession of drug paraphernalia; $287 fine and six-month driver's license suspension. * Kori J. Thomas, 18, of 1011 W. State St., Marshfield; not guilty pleas; possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia; cash bond of $200 and next court appearance scheduled for 11 a.m. April 25. * Martha A. Jennemann, 52, of 409 N. Pine Ave., Marshfield; not guilty plea; retail theft of less than $2,500; signature bond of $500 and next court appearance scheduled for 11 a.m. April 25. * Jeremiah J. Gunderson, 26, of 807 W. Blodgett St., Marshfield; not guilty pleas; battery and intimidation of a victim; $500 cash bond and next court appearance scheduled for 9 a.m. May 30. * Janet E. Andersen, 46, of 220 S. Schmidt Ave., Marshfield; not guilty pleas; disorderly conduct, and two counts of bail jumping; next court appearance scheduled for 9 a.m. May 16. * Robert A. Durbin Jr., 24, of 706 E. Blodgett St., Marshfield; not guilty plea; operating while revoked; $500 signature bond and next court appearance scheduled for 11 a.m. April 25. * Michael P. Dartt, 21, of 741 W. 17th St., Marshfield; guilty plea; operating while revoked, second offense; $350 fine and one day in jail with work release. * David J. Kramer, 42, of 610 Moon Road, Mosinee; not guilty plea; operating while revoked; $500 signature bond and next court appearance scheduled for 10 a.m. April 25. * Margaret R. Weis, 60, of 814 Western St., Marshfield; not guilty plea; hit and run; $500 signature bond and next court appearance scheduled for 9 a.m. May 16. * Anthony S. Johnson, 28, of 505 N. Ash Ave., Marshfield; no contest plea, hit and run; 18 months probation, 30 days in jail with work release, $476 fine, and restitution of $1,050. via WisInfo

“One of our primary considerations is to get public input, to insure that the project is completed with minimal disruption to the citizens, the environment and the communities affected”

Officials with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation are planning improvements to Interstate 94 from St. via Rivertowns.net

“Just hang with us and slow down, and we'll try to give you 70 miles-per-hour roads as soon as we can.”

A group talks Tuesday in the track-laden parking at the Nicolet Bank Building in downtown Green Bay as snow falls. via Green Bay Press-Gazette

“Last year Jimmy predicted a long winter and was correct”

Photo provided Jimmy the Groundhog in Sun Prairie, Wis., soon will be popping out of his burrow to forecast either an early spring or more winter weather. via Beloit Daily News