Ettrick News

A man suspected of being involved in a string of burglaries in Jackson and Trempealeau counties pleads no contest to five charges.

A man accused of stealing hunting gear in Trempealeau and Jackson counties pleaded no contest to some of the charges in Jackson County court.

A western Wisconsin man is arrested for trespassing. The incident happened early Thursday morning in Trempealeau County.

The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department has experienced a number of burglaries and vehicle break-ins over the last several months.

People in a couple small towns are beefing up their security after a rash of burglaries and car break-ins. The Trempealeau County Sheriff's Department says the crimes are mostly in the southern half of the county.

Some Trempealeau County residents hope a new month brings better luck. The sheriff's department says there was a rash of vehicle break-ins in September.

Ron Winn had an idea in 2006 for a section of ridgeline he owned in Ettrick in western Wisconsin.

Two adults and a baby are okay after a one-vehicle crash in Trempealeau County. It happened around 2:30 p.m. Friday on Highway 53, in the Town of Ettrick.

Two adults and a baby are okay after a one-vehicle crash in Trempealeau County. It happened around 2:30 p.m. Friday on Highway 53, in the Town of Ettrick.

Traffic remains significantly delayed on U.S. Highway 41 on Oshkosh's south side due to two separate vehicle crashes that sent two people to area hospitals.

Rebecca Sue Hovell, Galesville, and Eric Scott Johnson, Mauston, wish to announce their engagement.

A western Wisconsin school district has decided to keep its American Indian mascot.

One person is brought to the hospital after the car she was riding in rolled over.

THURSDAY, 6:32 p.m., Water Street and Seventh Avenue. A motorcycle driven by Justin R. McFarlin, 22, 1007 Second Ave., was eastbound on Water Street and overturned after he attempted to avoid a vehicle stopped in traffic ahead of him.

Three people are taken to the hospital following a crash in Trempealeau County. It happened Saturday morning around 9:30 a.m. in the Town of Ettrick, on County Road T. Deputies say Karin J. Fischer, 26, of Arcadia lost control of her Dodge Intrepid, crossed the centerline and then hit a Chevy pick-up truck traveling in the opposite direction.