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4 hurt in rollover crash near Stratford, including 2 children
STRATFORD, Wis. (WSAW) - Four people, including two children, were hurt in a vehicle rollover near Stratford on Saturday evening. Marathon County dispatch received a call about a crash at the intersection of Wisconsin 153 and County Road M at about 6:15 p.m. The Marathon County Sheriff’s Office said multiple...
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Tony Evers Commutes Sentence of Mighty Howell, Who Randomly Murdered Air Force Veteran, Greendale Businessman Roger Buchholz
For the first time in two decades, a Wisconsin governor has exercised their commutation authority, and Gov. Tony Evers used that power Friday to lighten the sentences of 10 people convicted of intentional homicide or murder. An 11th inmate, convicted of burglary, will be released immediately. Altogether, Evers commuted the...
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This Adorable Amish Town In Wisconsin Is A Hidden Foodie Paradise That Rivals Any Big City
Food cities get a lot of attention, and honestly, most of it is deserved, but nobody ever talks about the tiny Amish town in Wisconsin that’s been quietly out-cooking all of them for generations. Cashton, Wisconsin is a hidden foodie paradise tucked into the hills of Monroe County, and...
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Wausau fire department six firefighter-paramedics short as committee takes up staffing
Wausau’s fire department is six firefighter-paramedics short and running overtime above target while absorbing budget cuts, according to a report headed to a city committee Monday. The quarterly report is one of several items before the Public Health and Safety Committee. The committee will also hear an update on...
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Weston man sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for methamphetamine trafficking
WAUSAU, Wis. — A 39-year-old Weston man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine while awaiting sentencing in a separate state drug case. Mark Wortham was sentenced last week by Chief U.S. District Judge James D. Peterson after pleading guilty Aug. 26 to possessing...
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Former vice chair Lee Peek returns to Marathon County Board
WAUSAU — Lee Peek, who served as Marathon County Board vice chair before stepping away in 2018 to make time for his daughters’ sports, is back on the board. Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to appoint Peek to District 9, which includes part of Wausau’s west side. He replaces Chantelle Foote, whose resignation took effect at midnight, and will serve through April 2028.