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The man charged in a multi-county pursuit from October, William Cheatham, entered a guilty plea in relation to...

Position Code: G04-Int About GHC: Global Health Corps pairs intelligent and passionate fellows with organizations that require new thinking and innovative solutions. We provide these young leaders with the tools to remain connected after their fellowship year finishes, deepening their ability to enact change through heightened skills and strong partnerships. We currently place fellows in Malawi, Rwanda, Uganda, the United States, and Zambia.   About US: The Ministry of Health (MOH) Uganda is a government body charged with policy formulation and dialogue with health development partners, res...

Oconto County Circuit Court: Woman charged with 7th OWI CRIMINAL COMPLAINTS The following defendants recently made initial appearances in Oconto County Circuit Court on the date listed with the bond. Felony counts punishable with a prison sentence are denoted by an “(F),” though certain charge enhancers, such as “repeater” for repeat offenders on a misdemeanor charge can also result in a prison term.) Felonies Patricia J. Beyer, 47, of Little Chute, was charged Nov. 20 with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence-7th offense, over an incident Nov. 19 in the town of Townsen...

Gaaron Bethel is trapped in the revolving door of Alabama’s criminal justice system. At 53, he is incarcerated at Childersburg Work Release, a minimum-security facility in Alpine, Alabama. He’s serving the remainder of a 35-year enhanced sentence for one count of burglary of an unoccupied store from an incident in 1994 where nothing was stolen. The rest of the sentence stems from two counts of illegal possession of a credit card from 1996, charges to which he pleaded innocent. But these charges aren’t even the reason Bethel is currently behind bars. It was a parole violation that sent h...