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Driver in fatal crash held on $10,000 bond
The driver accused of homicide in a fatal head-on collision in July was ordered held on a high signature bond at an initial appearance in court Wednesday.
Online chat with 9-year-old results in charges
A 25-year-old Fond du Lac man has been charged for allegedly initiating a sexually explicit online chat with a 9-year-old girl.
As municipalities scramble to get the biggest bang for their tax dollars, local officials are taking a hard look at their budgets.
Day of Forbes' arrest documented
Homicide suspect Curtis Forbes looks around during a break in testimony at a motion hearing Thursday in Portage.
Southbound I-39 Ramps at WIS 60 to be Opened Saturday
The south/east bound I-39 ramps at WIS 60 in Columbia County will be opened Saturday at 10 a.m. Posted Wednesday, November 11, 2009 --- 1:24 p.m. Information from the DOT: The south/east bound I-39 ramps at WIS 60 in Columbia County will be opened Saturday at 10 a.m. The ramps have been closed since Nov.
Abandoned vehicle - The Randolph Police Department had an abandoned vehicle towed at 11:35 a.m. on Oct.
Wind farm hearing draws hundreds
Walter Wiersma considered introducing a photo of his children - 5-year-old Spencer and 3-year-old Rianna - into the written record of Wednesday's Public Service Commission of Wisconsin hearing to illustrate his opposition to electricity-generating wind turbines in northeast Columbia County.
Woman gets jail for eluding officers
She said she hasn't touched alcohol or driven a vehicle since May 2008, but she still has a debt to pay for the night that could have ended in disaster.
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Authorities solve Adams County pipe thefts
The Adams County Sheriff's Department announced this morning that it has solved two thefts in the town of Leola involving about $13,000 in property.
We Energies' Oak Creek project starts creating power
Tower bases are being painted at We Energiesa new $2.3 billion coal-fired plant in Oak Creek.
$2.3B coal-fired plant in Wis. finally running
The most expensive construction project in state history, We Energies' new $2.3 billion coal-fired plant in Oak Creek, has begun generating power, having reached several construction milestones in recent months, the company's chairman said this week.
Portage Man Arrested for Child Pornography
NBC15 Weather Authority Forecast Rain leaves this evening and we end up with a drier and cooler weekend.
We Energies has run into some headwinds in its bid to build the biggest wind farm in the state.
Authorities Identify Man Found Dead Near Lake Wisconsin
Columbia County authorities said that the man found dead on Saturday has been identified.
Preliminary ID made on body found in S. Wis.
Authorities have made a preliminary identification of the body found along a walking path near Lake Wisconsin in Columbia County in southern Wisconsin.
Investigators Need Help Identifying Man Found Dead
NBC15 News: Honored with 11 Emmy Nominations by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Fair Temp: 50.0 F Posted Saturday, October 24h, 2009 -- 5:15 p.m. Investigators with the Columbia County Sheriff's Office need the public's help identifying a man whose body was found in a natural area along Summerville Park Road, near Demynck Road, ...
Assembly's Jeff Wood arrested again for OWI
Oct. 21, 2009 9:14 p.m. Jeff Wood, the state representative from Chippewa Falls who has been threatened with expulsion from the Assembly following two arrests within a year for driving while under the influence, was arrested again for OWI Wednesday.
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2009/2010 Wisconsin Dells Fall And Winter Guide The Area's #1 Seasonal Vacation Resource Is Out
The 2009/2010 Wisconsin Dells Fall And Winter Guide Is out. The guide is being distributed to over 900 places in Wisconsin including rest areas along the interstate.
Human Error Likely Caused Columbus Plant Explosion
Fire officials say human error likely caused the fatal explosion and fire at a Columbus packaging plant.
Columbus man faces prison time for claiming to be someone else
A Columbus man faces nine years in prison after police said he repeatedly claimed to be someone else, causing police to issue traffic citations to the wrong person.
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