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Driver charged in baby buggy death

Prosecutors in Wood County have charged 49-year-old Brian Witkus with negligent vehicular homicide, following a crash between a minivan and horse-drawn buggy on Wednesday that killed a six week old girl. Witkus reportedly admitted to police that he was ...

From MATT LEHMAN, WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  13 Aug 2009

Bill to expand college-level programs in high school

Senator Herb Kohl wants to put high school students on the fast track to college.The Wisconsin Democrat announced new legislation Wednesday that will create up to $140 million dollars for programs that offer students college credit while still in high ...

From MATT LEHMAN-WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  13 Aug 2009

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Judge lets prayer death parents take trip

The Weston parents convicted in the prayer death of their daughter are free to take a trip out-of-state. A judge will let Dale and Leilani Neumann take a trip to California this month to see her ailing grandmother. The Neumanns must surrender their ...

From MATT LEHMAN, WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  5 Aug 2009

Father convicted in prayer death case

The jury of six men and six women deliberated for 15 hours over two days, before convicting Dale Neumann of one count of second degree reckless homicide. The verdict comes as victims for prosecutors, who argued that Neumann failed in his duty as a ...

From MATT LEHMAN, WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  1 Aug 2009

Jury deadlocked in prayer death trial

A jury of six men and six women deciding the fate of Weston prayer death parent Dale Neumann deadlocked after nine hours of deliberations Friday. Judge Vincent Howard told the jury to sleep on it and resume deliberations Saturday morning in an effort ...

From MATT LEHMAN, WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  1 Aug 2009

Jury deliberates Weston prayer death trial

The fate of the Weston prayer death father is in the hands of a jury. Dale Neumann is charged with reckless homicide for choosing to pray rather than seek medical help for his diabetic daughter last spring. In closing arguments, prosecutors said ...

From MATT LEHMAN-WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  31 Jul 2009

Prayer death father to testify

The Weston prayer death father will take the stand in his own defense. Dale Neumann plans to testify today in his reckless homicide trial - a day after jurors saw a taped police interview in which he said God would heal his sick daughter. Neumann said ...

From MATT LEHMAN-WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  30 Jul 2009

Wife testifies in prayer death trial

The Weston mother convicted in the prayer death of her 11-year-old daughter last spring testified that she and her husband did not take the girl to a doctor because it would have shown "complete disobedience" to their faith in God. Leilani Neumann ...

From MATT LEHMAN, WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  28 Jul 2009

Docs take the stand in prayer father trial

Medical experts were a major part of Monday's testimony at the trial of Dale Neumann who is accused of praying rather than seeking medical attention for his dying daughter. Prosecutors built a major part of their case with two physicians. St. Clare's ...

From MATT LEHMAN-WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  28 Jul 2009

Jury seated in second Weston prayer death trial

Eight men and six women will serve on the jury in the next Weston prayer death trial. The 14-member jury was empanelled Friday afternoon and will report for opening statements Saturday morning. There was a brief delay in the process because court ...

From MATT LEHMAN, WSAU, Wisconsin Radio Network,  24 Jul 2009

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