The Oneida County district attorney said last week she is declining to file charges for misconduct in public office against Lake Tomahawk town chairman George DeMet in relation to a recent court finding that DeMet knowingly broke the state’s open meetings law.
Chippewa Falls Councilman Scott Sullivan submitted a letter of resignation Monday evening July 21, where he criticized the city for what he perceives as a lack of transparency on the city’s budget.
A settlement has been reached in a dispute over the state’s open meetings law between Milwaukee TV station WTMJ-4 and the St. Francis School District.
The Wisconsin Legislature has spent $26.2 million in taxpayer money on legal fees to private law firms since 2017, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel analysis published on July 20 found.
The Iron County Miner will help celebrate Iron County Heritage Days — and the 140th anniversary of the newspaper — this weekend by hosting its first-ever Wayzgoose from 1-5 p.m. on Friday, July 25 at The Miner, which is located at 216 Copper St. in Hurley.
After an investigation into alleged retaliation by a Waterloo School Board member against another, the attorney hired by the district found “no substantial evidence of a policy violation.”
O’Rourke Media Group on July 15 announced the acquisition of Metro Philadelphia, Metro.us and the Philly Sports Network from Schneps Media.
A Columbia County judge last week dismissed a citizens group’s lawsuit attempting to stop Sauk County from selling its nursing home.
Newsprint from Canadian mills will NOT be subject to tariffs when the new Canadian tariff of 35% takes effect
The US Postal Service should only be permitted to raise postage rates annually, the National Newspaper Association told the Postal Regulatory Commission.