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Wednesday, Jan. 20
01:40 — Eleva: Restraining order violation.
07:59 — Eleva: Two-car accident with no injury or road blockage.
09:44 — Independence: A male is at a residence and he is not allowed to be there. Caller suspects there is drug use going on and caller is threatening to remove him if...
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Feb. 8, 1996
A couple special Whitehall city council committees are starting work on projects that could mean major commitments of tax dollars. The fire station space needs advisory committee met for the first time last week Wednesday and the municipal swimming pool panel, which...
After a years-long annexation fight between the city of Whitehall and the town of Lincoln that ended in the town’s favor, the two municipalities are back in court over a dispute about taxes and road aid money.
In its Trempealeau County Circuit Court suit against the city, the township alleges...
A woman is accused of prying open a lock and pushing her way past a dresser to attack a man in their Arcadia home.
Alicia Carlos, 22, is charged with two felonies, second degree recklessly endangering safety and substantial battery intended to cause bodily harm. She was released from Trempealeau...
A man who, according to an account based on a surveillance tape, cut a woman on her leg and hand and then sat back down at a bar with a beer and to browse his phone, has been charged with three felonies.
Michael Jon Underland, 38, of Dodge remained in Trempealeau County jail Monday in lieu of $10,...
Brian Jaderston of Galesville has been arrested and charged with three separate burglaries in the town of Gale and Ettrick after a security system at one of the burglary sites allegedly videoed the man.
Jaderston, 43, was charged with the Nov. 8 and Nov. 9 thefts from homes in Gale, and a Jan. 6...
As the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines continue in Trempealeau County, the number of new cases continues to decline.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported 57 new cases in the county last week, the lowest total since mid-September. With the recent decrease in cases, the county went...
An Osseo contractor is alleged to have taken over $57,000 from a Burnside woman rather than use the money to pay subcontractors building her home, according to court documents.
Travis Thronson, 48, has been charged with theft by contractor of between $10,000 and $100,000 after he allegedly took $...
The Blair-Taylor school board agreed to purchase equipment for the district’s kitchen, but who will supply the equipment and when the purchase is completed are still in question.
The board approved a purchase for equipment that includes a five-pan crown, a six-pan steamer, a cold unit, half and...
The Arcadia school board approved an enrollment cap for special education students of zero additional students for the 2021-22 school year, citing the strain on existing resources.
The cap was one of three enrollment decisions approved at last Monday’s regular meeting of the board. Also approved...
