Sep 30, 2009 | Leader-Telegram
Man faces vehicular homicide charge
A 41-year-old rural Barron man was charged Tuesday with four felonies, including negligent vehicular homicide, after he drove his truck into three motorcycles and hit a man earlier this month, according to Rusk County Court records.
Project gets kids involved in agriculture
Kayla Solum's summer job did more than just give her a little extra cash going into college this fall.
Chicago Mobster Al Capone's Wis. Hideout For Sale
The buyer of a scenic property in northern Wisconsin will get more than just its bar and restaurant: They'll have a former hideout of Chicago mobster Al Capone.
Cast Iron Fence: We Can Rebuild It
Here's a fun guest post from a Clinton Hill brownstone owner... The story: Our 130-year old iron fence was in terrible shape, barely standing at all - the last of the five identical houses in our row to have even pieces of the original.
Solving the mystery of a potato salad
There's nothing as satisfying as fulfilling a request for a recipe that was a loved one's specialty.
In the past few months I have learned some things about two Wisconsin birds that I haven't been very knowledgeable about.
Incumbents use map giveaways at taxpayer expense, critics say
The longstanding practice of state lawmakers giving away Wisconsin highway maps to constituents at taxpayer expense has some legislators and government watchdogs calling for the handouts to be reined in because of perceived abuses.
Mike Nichols: There's a lot in a name - especially at a bar
They say we are a polite and happy people, we Wisconsinites. Maybe this is still true at, say, the Happy Daze saloon in Kennan.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
More than 100 creative people descended on Rome on Saturday to show off and sell some of their best work.
Visitors get a dose of gold-rush fever
By golly, there's gold out there! The weekend of Aug. 22 and 23 had travelers swarming to the T and T Rider's Club, south of Spencer.
Prison time is ordered for a Rice Lake man with 8 drunk driving convictions. Greg Hillman got 3-years behind bars at sentencing yesterday in Barron County.
Focus on Rice Lake: Main Street to get face-lift from stimulus money
"This is what hometown America is like,a says summer resident Sue Figas. a oeYou've got Main Street." Main Street's charm is part of what drew Sue Figas to Rice Lake two years ago, and she's excited for a 2.5 million dollar renovation.