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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Bob Zientara's articles are primarily focused on local crime and legal proceedings, with coverage also including entertainment news. Given the nature of his articles, he would likely welcome pitches from individuals or organizations involved in local crime prevention initiatives, legal advocacy groups, local law enforcement agencies for comments on ongoing cases or updates in their area.
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At least $200 per month will come out of the salary of a 26-year-old Dallas man to pay restitution to a man whose arm was broken in a June 2023
A former fast-food employee charged with stealing money from his Rice Lake employer pleaded guilty to an amended charge of misdemeanor theft during a hearing on Monday, Nov. 11, 2024, in Barron County Circuit Court.
A former Cameron man who is now an inmate at a medium security prison in eastern Wisconsin can avoid serving an additional three-year sentence if
A man who has been challenging his imprisonment on a pair of felony assault charges, one of them filed more than eight years ago, has been declared
With a team of professionals who represent the state probation department, the courts, Health and Human Services and substance abuse counseling, Barron County's “Recovery Court” is helping keep convicted offenders out of prison.
After she had visited five colleges and universities during the summer of 2023 – and briefly thinking about playing basketball at the Division III or NAIA levels -- Olivia Leschisin
An Oshkosh man with a lengthy record of misdemeanor offenses was found guilty on a felony charge of threatening a law officer following a one-day jury trial on Monday, Nov.
A town of Arland resident was injured and received three citations after he allegedly fled the scene of a domestic quarrel and crashed a pickup truck into a neighbor's shed shortly before 3 a.m.
Nearly 3,000 voters cast ballots on Nov. 5, 2024, as the Cameron School District asked taxpayers to support the second of a two-phase bond referendum process, the latest of which will allow the district to borrow $17 million.
Nearly three dozen men gathered Wednesday morning, Nov. 13, 2024, at the Barron County Highway Department Crew Room to talk about animal trapping, have lunch, and enjoy some camaraderie.
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