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Friday, January 1, 2010

Adams County death ruled a homicide

by WRN Contributor on January 1, 2010

The death of an Eau Claire County woman whose body was found in Adams County has been ruled a homicide.

43-year-old Theresa Still of Altoona was last seen Sunday evening, and was reported missing by her daughter on Monday. Her body was found Wednesday afternoon in a remote area of Adams County. Altoona Police Officer Scott Kelly would not elaborate on her injuries, but did say an autopsy determined the cause of death.

No one has been named a suspect, but Still’s live in boyfriend, Greg Gubernot (goober-not) is considered a person of interest. The couple’s home and vehicles have been searched. The investigation continues both in Altoona and in Adams County.

Dan Lea, WAYY :42

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DMV pushing more services online

by Andrew Beckett 01/1/10 2:13 PM

The Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles wants you to know you can save some time in line by going online. Over the past few years, the DMV has been working to make many of its services available through the Internet. Now, the agency’s Kristina Boardman says there are just a few that still have to [...]

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Dairyland dogs headed elsewhere

by Brian Moon 01/1/10 8:34 AM

Dairyland Greyhound Park had its final race Thursday night, meanwhile there’s been a massive response to adopt dogs from the facility. Greyhound Pets of America Wisconsin President Ellen Paulus says they have 65 applicants wanting to take greyhounds, a number that likely exceeds the amount of dogs available from the Kenosha track.

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Immigration “amnesty” bill dead on arrival?

by Brian Moon 01/1/10 7:40 AM

The White House is reportedly rallying Latino leaders to back path to citizenship plan but a Wisconsinite advocating to decrease immigration is not concerned. Dave Gorak of the Midwest Coalition to Reduce Immigration says any bill with so-called amnesty, including legislation introduced in December by US House member Luis Guiterrez (D-Illinois), would be “dead on [...]

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A smoke free New Year

by Andrew Beckett 01/1/10 1:07 AM

A state lawmaker hopes you’ll have a smoke free new year. On July 5th of this year, a statewide smoking ban will take effect for all public places in Wisconsin, including bars and restaurants. State Senator Fred Risser (D-Madison), who worked on the legislation for nearly 25 years, says he was glad to finally reach [...]

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