Ed Zagorski

WATERTOWN — Watertown Fire Chief Tanya Reynen is running a two-week academy for the new hires in her department.

WATERTOWN — Tommy Poff, grew up in Watertown. Like most young kids, he rode his bike all over the city and played in its parks. Now, he will now be

WATERTOWN — All veterans are invited to attend a Veterans Day Celebration at Watertown High School Nov. 10, from 8:30-10 a.m. A light breakfast will be served in the commons,

LEBANON — Students at LEAP Elementary School raised nearly $2,800 by selling candy bars. The funds go to LEAP Elementary School PTO, which uses the funding to pay for field

WATERTOWN — A 61-year-old Watertown man was charged with five counts of possession of child pornography.

WATERTOWN — If passers-by the fire station happen to see a large storage facility under construction the building is to house additional fire apparatus, Watertown Firefighter and Paramedic Pat Schultz

WATERTOWN — While Watertown High School student Genesis Flores took her stethoscope and checked the breathing pattern of a simulation mannequin, her classmates Aubrey Reiss and Madalyn Maasch used their

WATERTOWN — Michael and Lisa Pickens, who recently moved from Washington Island to Watertown, took part in Thursday’s Ninth Annual Wine Walk.

WATERTOWN — While Frank Jimenez was smiling and grilling brats and hotdogs Wednesday afternoon, he said he and his wife, Betty, and their family wanted to give something back to

WATERTOWN — With much pomp and circumstance on Wednesday afternoon, Watertown Regional Medical Center employees joined Dodge and Jefferson County officials in welcoming the hospital’s expansion of its senior behavioral