It's Wayne Mauser, Local News.
Good morning from the Civic Media News Desk.
I'm Wayne Mauser.
One person has been arrested following a brief pursuit Sunday night in Fond du Lac County.
The Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office says the deputy attempted to stop a vehicle on military road near West 9th Street in Fond du Lac for a traffic violation.
That vehicle's speed increased as a result leading to a chase that ended after the driver turned down a dead-end road.
The driver, a 29-year-old man from Medford, was taken into custody.
He's being held on charges of flee, elude, and misdemeanor bail jumping.
He was also issued
citations for operating without a valid license, operating while intoxicated first offense, possession of open intoxicants, and failure to stop at a stop sign.
The driver was out on a $500 cash bond through Taylor County for disorderly conduct and endangering safety with use of a dangerous weapon, both with domestic abuse enhancers.
No injuries or property damage were reported during the pursuit.
The 25-year-old Oshkosh woman injured in a motorcycle accident last Wednesday in the city has died.
Following the accident, the Oshkosh Fire Department took her to a hospital where she died.
She suffered fatal injuries in the single vehicle accident at Jackson Street and Hobbs Avenue.
Police closed a section of Jackson Street from Murdoch Avenue to Stanley Avenue to investigate the accident.
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact the Winnebago County Crime Stoppers at 920-231-8477.
Oshkosh Police on Friday took two men into custody on detainers from the state's department
of corrections, probation and parole.
It happened following the execution of a search warrant at a residence in the 1400 block of Oregon street.
The warrant was issued in connection with an investigation into an armed robbery incident involving firearms.
The two taken into custody were a 24 year old man in the 200 block of Ohio street and a 27 year old man at the police department.
A third person, a 22 year old woman, was arrested for outstanding criminal traffic warrants unrelated to the incident.
A 45 year old
Fond du Lac Man recently pled no contest to an election fraud charge.
As a result, Fond du Lac County Judge Laura Levy sentenced Anthony Van Eggterm to 30 days in jail.
The charge stems from Van Eggterm illegally voting in the November 3rd, 2020 election while serving a felony sentence.
He was referred for charges by the Wisconsin Election Commission on September 21st of 2021 and made his initial appearance on December 7th of that year.
Van Eggterm later missed court and a bench.
was issued during sentencing Judge Levy stated that this case, quote, hits at the core of what our system of government is based on, unquote.
She also noted, quote, it's important for the public to have faith in it.
A 47-year-old Dodge County man is facing theft by contractor charges in Columbia and Fond du Lac counties.
Jay Patti of Burnett Faces, the federal charge in each county,
He made his initial appearance in Columbia County Court last Thursday and was released on a $1,000 signature bond.
He returns to court in November in that case.
Columbus police alleged he accepted more than $45,000 for a home renovation project that was left largely unfinished.
The Fond du Lac County case is further along with a plea and sentencing hearing scheduled for December 16th.
He pled not guilty during his arraignment last month.
The DNR is working to prevent the spread of the invasive Gobi species from Little Lake Butamore by keeping the Monash a locked shut.
It's been closed for 11 years.
DNR fisheries biologist Angelo Cazola said the lock has helped prevent the spread.
None have been located in the 16 miles between Lake Winnebago and the lock, but that hasn't kept them from getting into the lake.
DNR officials just aren't sure exactly how they get there.
Many boaters are frustrated by the fact the Manasha lock has been closed for a decade.
The DNR recently changed fishing rules so any goby caught can be kept and eviscerated without limits.
If you catch one, make sure to report
deciding to the DNR.
There's a good possibility Fond du Lac will be getting a tractor supply store.
Bob Nelson has the story for Civic Media News.
The Funnel at County Board recently approved the sale of the former Rugby Field property at the corner of University in Johnson to CMK properties for $1.85 million.
CMK is a corporation that looks for properties to develop for tractors supply.
Due diligence for the sale of the 7.9 acres will take a little while.
County Executive Sam Coppins says in addition to a tractor supply store, a grocery store and
retail shop would be part of the development.
That would be a big win for not in the county, but the city of Fundalac because now we're taking a property that's not on a tax base and converted to one that will be itself.
And I think there's that's a great opportunity for development on the east side of the city.
Kaufman points out that a 90 unit senior housing complex is being built right across the street from it that will give those stores some of their customers.
He says they hope to see the property developed.
next year.
I'm Pop Nelson for Civic Media News.
The third annual South Side Halloween Bash will be held in Oshkosh on Friday, October 23rd from 5 until 7 p.m.
It will be behind Leanna Hall at St.
Jude the Apostle Church, which is located at 519 Nap Street.
Over 600 people attended last year's bash that featured 24 volunteer trunk or treat stations handing out candy.
15 stations have already been signed up for this year's South Side Halloween Bash.
features of the bash will include trunk or treat stations, carnival games, free food and refreshments, costume contests, and free trick or treat bags.
The South Side Halloween Bash is made possible through the combined efforts of St.
Jude, the Apostle Catholic Church, the Sacred Heart and Neighborhood Association, and the historic Sixth Ward Neighborhood Association.
I'm Wayne Mauser for Civic Media
News.
The NFL is asking for video evidence in the case involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs.
The league said it submitted a records request after a judge denied a motion to permanently seal video and other evidence in the case.
Jacobs pleaded no contest in two misdemeanor charges.
The NFL said the matter remains under review through its personal conduct policy.
The league has provided no timeline for a decision on Jacob's status.
He remains on the commissioner's exempt list, meaning he cannot practice or play with the Packers.
Three people have been hospitalized after a small plane crashed in the town of East Troy, southwest of Milwaukee yesterday.
East Troy police say all four people in the plane were injured, but one was treated and released at the scene.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the crash.
Wisconsin Rapids District 7 older person Michael Tim said he won't resign ahead of a scheduled recall election.
Petitioners alleged Tim abused his power and infringed on First Amendment rights by pressuring Hotel Mead Resorts and Conference Center management to stop selling no data center signs in July.
In a statement, Tim said he won't accept the idea that, quote, the only acceptable response to opposition is to step aside, unquote.
The recall election is set for October 27th.
The winner will serve the remainder of the term through April 2027.
The Madison Common Council is approving the city's 2027 capital budget, including funding to launch a body-worn camera program for local police officers.
Police Chief John Patterson made the technology his top priority following the deadly officer-involved shooting of Corey Ruiz earlier this summer.
Council members also debated a proposal requiring Chief Patterson to formally report on more than 300 past departmental policy recommendations dating back to 2017.
Oversight board members
members defended the chief, noting he already provides regular updates on strategic progress.
And that's your state news update.
I'm Connie Feldman for Civic Media News.
The Brewers sweep the cards.
Hi, I'm Mike Clemens with Sports Baseball.
The Milwaukee Brewers closed out the regular season with a six to four victory to complete a three game sweep of the St.
Louis Cardinals over the weekend.
Manager Pat Murphy named Christian Yelich, the team's captain.
It's not about rewarding him for something.
It's just making it official, recognizing, you know, that he is the guy that helps enforce in the locker room the standards.
Yelich, the first brewer ever to be named team captain, asked Murphy to call Robin Yelich.
first before it was announced.
You know, I really wanted to run it by Robin first.
What he means here, what his career was, you know, I kind of see him as the captain of the Brewers.
So him and Murph talk, Robin gave his blessing and after that I told Murph I'd be honored and kind of hard to put into words.
Up next, the Brewers are either going to face the Cubs or the Padres in the playoffs.
College football, the Badgers celebrating their 24 to 20 victory over Penn State, Wisconsin will host Michigan State on Saturday with sports on Mike Clemens.
It is going to be mostly sunny today with a high in the low to mid seventies this afternoon tonight partly cloudy with a low dropping into the low to mid fifties tomorrow partly cloudy becoming mostly cloudy with a high in the low to mid seventies.
I'm meteorologist Sean Cable.
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