Oneida County News Archives

Two people who face felony drunk driving charges are due in Lincoln County Court on Monday.

Two men arrested in separate traffic incidents during the weekend in Lincoln County already face fifth drunken driving offenses in other counties.

The Oneida County Sheriff's Department says an Iowa man is dead following a motorcycle crash Friday morning.

Langlade County zoning officials are watching with care, and some concern, as the state Legislature reviews a Department of Natural Resources overhaul of shoreland zoning regulations.

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department responded to five crashes, three drunken driving incidents and one brawl during the 28th annual Fall Ride motorcycle rally in Tomahawk.

Nestled deep in the woods of Oneida County, down a winding dirt path lies one magical secret of the Northwoods.

Wisconsin is home to a variety of wildlife. But once in a while you may happen upon something unexpected.

St. Germain, the 'Birthplace of Colorama,' will host its 50th annual Colorama festival this Saturday, Sept.

Brenda Mrotek is accustomed to swings in business at Packerland Plus, where jerseys, shirts and hats of beloved - or reviled - sports teams line the walls and sit on racks in her downtown Minocqua shop.

MINOCQUA - Bosacki's Bar and Restaurant, an iconic tourism spot downtown with docks on Lake Minocqua, is facing foreclosure and its owner owes thousands in taxes to the state and Oneida County.

An Oneida County mother whose baby died of a morphine overdose will stand trial after attempts to reach a plea deal fell through.

Twenty-one members of the Wisconsin State Patrol, including three from central Wisconsin, received special awards for saving lives and other exemplary service at a ceremony Wednesday in Madison.

Legislators heard strong support for the state's revised shoreland zoning codes at a hearing in Three Lakes last Thursday, but even many proponents suggested relief for business districts in unincorporated areas.

Langlade County Zoning Administrator Becky Frisch will be among those testifying at a informational hearing on the Department of Natural Resources revised shoreland zoning rules Thursday in Three Lakes.

It's rare, but possible that that blue-green scum common on northwoods lakes could be harboring a killer.