A Horicon man who injured himself and two passengers in a drunken driving crash was sentenced Tuesday to jail and probation.

A 41-year-old Horicon woman taken into custody Dec. 18 after police seized $11,000 worth of drugs from her home has been charged.

A 16-year-old Horicon teen accused of driving in excess of 100 mph while trying to elude police faces a felony charge.

With an eye to the future, Mayor James Grigg attributes actions taken during 2008 as having created many opportunities for 2009.

Making first offense drunken driving a crime in Wisconsin will cost at least another $8.3 million a year.

Staring at a state budget deficit of $5.4 billion, Gov. Jim Doyle said that cuts in state spending will be his first choice in balancing the budget, but there will also be tax hikes.

Wisconsin wildlife officials might remove trumpeter swans and ospreys from Wisconsin's endangered and threatened species lists.