The leadership of the Elmbrook School Board will pay small fines, and the attorney for the woman who filed a complaint against them will receive more than $13,000 under an agreement filed in Waukesha County Circuit Court to resolve a five-year-old case that arose out of a violation of the state Open Meetings Law.
As predicted after Susan Crawford’s big victory in the state Supreme Court race, a move to change Wisconsin congressional maps is under way.
The Milwaukee Community Journal recently expanded its services to the greater Milwaukee community with the publishing of legal notices in the Weekend Edition.
Erica Dynes Jackson recently joined the Monroe County Herald as the newspaper’s new editor. Jackson started her new position Monday, June 2.
Wisconsin Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski recently announced the launch of a new, online, searchable database of public records — marking the latest step in what she says is her office’s commitment to transparency, accessibility, and modernization.
Milwaukee TV station WTMJ-4 has filed a complaint alleging the St. Francis School Board violated the state’s open meetings law by prohibiting a reporter and her photographer from attending and filming a school board meeting.
Who we are today is because of those who came before us. That’s the story of history and it’s on full display at Stonefield Village near Cassville.
Whether you’re into hiking, paddling, camping, or simply soaking up the sun by a lake, Wisconsin’s state parks offer endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation.
One of the biggest problems after a Wisconsin motorcycle accident is knowing what to do next. Taking the following 10 steps can help protect your legal rights, health, and well-being.
The Cap Times is opening its newsroom this summer to middle and high school students for the Youth Press Corps, a five-day journalism camp organized
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