The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) recently launched an online option for ordering special or personalized plates.
Melanie S. Feldshau, 43, of Wisconsin Rapids, was convicted of one count Theft with Special Facts (Felony H) and two Misdemeanor A counts of receiving/concealing stolen property in Adams County Circuit Court.
Fred Pickens of Oxford made his initial appearance in Adams County Circuit Court on March 22, 2022. The judge read the three charges filed against him: Operating a Firearm While Intoxicated; Using a Computer Message to Threaten Harm or Injury; and Disorderly Conduct. The first carries a possible maximum sentence of 9 months in jail or up to a
It’s been calculated that around 97% of tax returns for 2021 have been already submitted electronically. However, during tax season, average taxpayers and tax preparation businesses, especially accounting firms, become prime targets for hackers looking to exploit any vulnerability that comes with paperless procedures.
Gene Becker, age 64, of Quincy, was sentenced on March 8 for firing a shotgun at a passing vehicle claiming the driver and passengers were driving at “excessive speeds.” Becker was charged with second degree recklessly endangering safety with a maximum fine of $25,000 and ten years in prison.
Selina Rae Littlewolf, age 38, was sentenced to prison on Mar 8 for her 5th OWI in an incident that also involved a hit-and-run incident with another vehicle. Her previous OWI’s were in 2009, 2011, 2019 and 2021.
Chad Meyer, age 32, of New Lisbon, appeared in Adams County Court on March 2, facing multiple battery charges, bail jumping charges, criminal damage to property, and disorderly conduct charges.
Jacob Sinnen, age 30, from Wisconsin Rapids was sentenced to jail in Adams County Court on March 2 for speeding and evading law enforcement in two counites. Sinnen was already sentenced to 40 days in Wood County Jail on February 11 for the same charge.
As winter melts away to spring, it also marks a return to flood season. Flooding from melting snow or heavy rain is one of the most common and most costly natural hazards in Wisconsin.
