John Sadler
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Winnebago County Sheriff can now declare flood emergency, no-wake zones
The Winnebago County Board gave the Sheriff's office the ability to declare flood emergencies and no-wake zones at Tuesday's meeting. → Read More
City Manager Mark Rohloff gets 3.6 percent pay raise for 2019
The Oshkosh Common Council approved a 3.6 percent pay raise Tuesday for City Manager Mark Rohloff, who will make $154,000 in 2019. → Read More
Oshkosh mayor faces challenges from deputy mayor, local tavern owner
Incumbent Mayor Steve Cummings will face a primary challenge, while the Common Council and local school districts gear up for the general election. → Read More
Oshkosh officials, local experts warn residents to stay off South Park ice
Oshkosh officials and local experts warn residents to stay off any ice formed on the South Park lagoons. The current makes any icy conditions unstable. → Read More
Oshkosh's 2018 People of the Year
We look at who made a difference in Oshkosh in 2018. → Read More
Winnebago County to fund housing of violent sex offender
Winnebago County will place a trailer on county-owned land near the landfill to comply with new laws governing the placement of violent sex offenders. → Read More
Winnebago County seeking federal funds to help replace Asylum Point bridge replacement
The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to apply for grant funding to replace the broken Asylum Point bridge with a metal alternative. → Read More
EAA opens exhibit on Frank Borman, commander of Apollo 8
Borman was the commander of Apollo 8, the first manned mission to leave low-earth orbit. → Read More
Winnebago County on the hook to pay for placement of sex offender
Winnebago County is considering a $100,000 proposal to put a mobile home for a violent sex offender on county land or else face $1,110 a day in fines. → Read More
Go Transit system plan calls for slightly higher fares, Route 9 revamp
The Oshkosh Common Council will consider a plan next week to raise the city bus fare from $1 to $1.50 a ride and to make other changes to the system. → Read More
Winnebago County grants EAA permit to grow crops at Wittman Regional Airport
The Experimental Aircraft Association has signed a permit to grow soybeans, alfalfa, hay and corn at Wittman Regional Airport until the end of 2021. → Read More
Winnebago County Jail security system to get an upgrade after multiple failures
The Winnebago County Board of Supervisors approved funding Tuesday to fix the jail's automatic locking system, which has failed multiple times. → Read More
Winnebago County approves state, federal partnership for wildlife management
Winnebago County will partner with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and parts of the USDA to help combat crop damage from wildlife. → Read More
City of Oshkosh sets final 2019 tax rate and levy, including state tax credit
The city of Oshkosh approved its final 2019 budget last week, but tax bills will be lower due to a state tax credit. → Read More
School districts in the greater Oshkosh area meet, exceed expectations
See how schools in Oshkosh and the surrounding areas did on the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's annual school report cards. → Read More
Omro school superintendent resigns after months of controversy
Kelly Rieckmann has been with the Omro school district since 2013 but recently garnered criticism from district residents amid various controversies. → Read More
Oshkosh City Hall to undergo elevator maintenance
The construction will displace Common Council meetings until the beginning of next year. → Read More
Michael Schraa wins fourth term to 53rd Assembly District seat
Voters re-elected incumbent state Rep. Michael Schraa, R-Oshkosh, to serve the 53rd Assembly District for a fourth term in Tuesday's midterm election. → Read More
At the Oshkosh Area Community Pantry, more clients returning as volunteers
At the Oshkosh Area Community Pantry, about a fourth of the volunteers are also clients. Stock the Shelves helps combat hunger in Winnebago County. → Read More
How much local money is involved in the 'dark store' debate?
Winnebago County voters will have a chance to voice their opinion on the "dark store" loophole in November, but what's been the impact in Oshkosh? → Read More