What were the most-read local news stories of 2015?

At decorahnews.com, our Google Analytics account keeps track of which news stories our readers visit.  That allows us to know which topics our readers are most interested in.  It also allows us to post "The Most-Read Local News Stories of 2015"---

#10: Five juveniles in Calmar and Fort Atkinson went on a car stealing spree in March: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/03/10293.html

#9: In October, it was the Decorah Police Department that was busy--making five separate arrests: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/10/12052.html

#8: In April, a Decorah native who went to prison in Tennesse was in trouble in Decorah: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/04/10574.html

#7: "Dancing With the Stars" was in Decorah in March--which no longer surprises us.  But our story was popular: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/03/10354.html

#6: 14 traffic accidents in one weekend?  It happened in October: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/10/11954.html

#5: Raptor Resource Project Director Bob Anderson died suddenly in August.  Bob was recalled by those who knew him best at a Celebration of Life: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/08/11511.html

#4: A tanker truck rolled over on Frankville Road in June, sending emergency crews scrambling to the scene:  http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/06/11111.html

#3: Decorah's Toppling Goliath in January was ranked "Top Beer in the World" by www.ratebeer.com--and the Belgians weren't happy.  http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/01/9986.html

#2: A Decorah 7th grader's death by suicide touched off a year-long dialogue about mental health issues, especially among teenagers: http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/05/11009.html

and the #1 most-read local news story of 2015: The body of a Dorchester man was found below the Twin Bridges in September, as authorities tried to figure out how and why he died.  http://www.decorahnews.com/archived-stories/2015/09/11689.html