Alison Dirr

6 days ago | eu.jsonline.com | Alison Dirr |Daniel Bice

The prosecutor in the criminal case against former Milwaukee City Attorney Tearman Spencer wants to prevent court records turned up as part of the investigation from being disclosed to the media. At a hearing, Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Jorge Fragoso issued a protective order until the next court date on May 8,In an interview, Sulton framed the order as an effort to prevent the defense from presenting a counternarrative to the one put forward by prosecutors.

2 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Daniel Bice |Alison Dirr

The Wisconsin Supreme Court race saw $27 million spent on crime-related TV ads, dominating the airwaves. Liberal candidate Susan Crawford neutralized opponent Brad Schimel's perceived advantage on crime by aggressively attacking his record. The record-breaking $79.5 million spent on TV ads raises concerns about the influence of money in judicial elections. One issue flooded the airways from the beginning to the end of the recent Supreme Court campaign:Crime.

2 weeks ago | eu.marshfieldnewsherald.com | Daniel Bice |Alison Dirr

The Wisconsin Supreme Court race saw $27 million spent on crime-related TV ads, dominating the airwaves. Liberal candidate Susan Crawford neutralized opponent Brad Schimel's perceived advantage on crime by aggressively attacking his record. The record-breaking $79.5 million spent on TV ads raises concerns about the influence of money in judicial elections. One issue flooded the airways from the beginning to the end of the recent Supreme Court campaign:Crime.

2 weeks ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Daniel Bice |Alison Dirr

The Wisconsin Supreme Court race saw $27 million spent on crime-related TV ads, dominating the airwaves. Liberal candidate Susan Crawford neutralized opponent Brad Schimel's perceived advantage on crime by aggressively attacking his record. The record-breaking $79.5 million spent on TV ads raises concerns about the influence of money in judicial elections. One issue flooded the airways from the beginning to the end of the recent Supreme Court campaign:Crime.

3 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Rory Linnane |Alison Dirr

Sean Kane, the facilities director for Milwaukee Public Schools, was recently reprimanded for misrepresenting himself as a registered architect. Kane agreed to pay a fine to maintain his license, claiming he was unaware of its expiration, but acknowledged his responsibility to keep his registration current. MPS has faced criticism for its handling of lead paint hazards, with numerous schools identified as having dangerous conditions and several temporarily closed.