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Wimberger comments on lawsuit against school district

State Sen. Eric Wimberger, R-Gillett, released a statement after a lawsuit was filed in federal court March 11, alleging that three students were sexually groomed and abused by teachers and coaches employed by the Oconto Falls School District.

Lawsuit claims school district ignored multiple cases of sexual abuse, grooming

A federal lawsuit against the Oconto Falls School District accuses officials of ignoring and condoning sexual abuse and grooming of students by teachers and coaches over the past 20 years.

Trail advocate wins AARP statewide volunteer award

Matty Mathison has been selected to receive the 2025 AARP Wisconsin Andrus Award for Community Service.

AARP Wisconsin selected Mathison for the award based on her career of service, which has benefited her community, reflected AARP’s vision and mission, and inspired others to volunteer.

Cash bond dropped in Shawano stalking case

A $50,000 cash bond for Aaron Behling was reduced during a hearing March 10, but it may not be enough for the suspect in a stalking case to get out of jail.

Sheriff's deputy on leave after shooting man

Attorneys ready to move Radford case forward

James C. Radford, who has been charged with first-degree homicide in connection with the shooting death of his wife nearly 10 years ago, finally has counsel to represent him, but it will take a little time for the attorneys to get up to speed.

United Way distributes $42,000 to 14 organizations

Fourteen Shawano County organizations will share $42,000 in funds from the Shawano Area United Way.

The United Way board of directors voted to allocate the funds in February and distributed them in March. They received 19 requests totaling $103,000.

The money distributed was raised through regular campaign activities and the CoVantage Cares Giving Tuesday Campaign.

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