Bob Zientara is a journalist based in Barron, Wisconsin. He writes for the Barron News Shield and his work has also appeared in the Ladysmith News and Bloomer Advance. Bob covers local news stories, including crime, court cases, community events, and human interest stories.
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When he was planning his career while studying law enforcement, Hunter Scheel's first instinct was to become a game warden.
A statewide database that tracks traffic crashes in Wisconsin's 72 counties shows that while the total number of accidents in Barron County is down – as of the end of November 2024 – the number of fatalities is up.
Bob Zientara Scales of Justice By Bob Zientara It was almost 20 years ago – in March of 2005 – when a contractor showed up at a job site in Rice Lake and found an equipment trailer missing.
Making sure the village of Ridgeland complies with some recently-imposed phosphorus limits on its wastewater plant will be a challenge for the community and is likely to be on the table for discussion for some time.
Jeffrey Attwood A Barron man with a history of drunk driving convictions is wanted on a bench warrant in active Wisconsin and adjoining
A Rice Lake man who is a defendant in three active cases is scheduled to go on trial next February in connection with charges that include threatening
A Rice Lake woman facing felony charges in connection with three arrests in less than five months is scheduled to go on trial in March, April and
A defendant whose blood alcohol level was allegedly more than four times the state's legal limit of intoxication pleaded not guilty to a felony
A case of mistaken identity connected to an arrest that took place more than a year ago has resulted in a felony charge against an 21-year-old Almena resident, according to Barron County Circuit Court records.
A Rice Lake man can avoid a prison sentence if he seeks substance abuse treatment and meets other conditions while he serves three years' probation
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