Quinn Clark
Investigative Reporter at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
public investigator for @journalsentinel | @MountMary & @medillschool alum | [email protected]
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Quinn Clark
Many residents at the Wesley Scott Apartments on Milwaukee's north side know one another. On warm days, they gather outside to spend time together. But inside, residents say the building located at 2800 W. Wright Street has become dangerous. Entryways are unsecured, trespassers sleep in former storage units and maintenance requests go unanswered. And tenants say they're running out of places to turn for help.
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3 days ago |
jsonline.com | Quinn Clark
If you're a Milwaukee renter and your landlord hasn't responded to concerns about unsafe or unsanitary conditions, the next step is to alert the Department of Neighborhood Services. DNS spokesperson Jeremy McGovern told Public Investigator what to keep in mind when filing a complaint, and what helps the agency take action more quickly.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Quinn Clark
Two puppies were rescued from a hoarding situation in Texas and taken in by a Milwaukee-based dog rescue. Their foster parents believed the dogs — struggling with anxiety from their past — were later sent to a sanctuary in northern Wisconsin for specialized training. For months, foster parents Samantha Stanfield and Sarah DeSmidt received hopeful updates about the dogs and how they were adapting to the sanctuary's training programs. But there was no northern Wisconsin sanctuary.
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4 weeks ago |
jsonline.com | Quinn Clark
Milwaukee-based hospitality group 41Fork is taking over a venue once operated by wedding company Black Swan MKE, which shuttered abruptly earlier this year. Black Swan was ordered to vacate from its Third Ward wedding venue known as Plant No. 4 in December 2024, but customers only found out in March — leaving dozens of couples scrambling to save their wedding plans.
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1 month ago |
jsonline.com | Quinn Clark
When Michael McCoy's tooth suddenly fell out in October, he went to the emergency room at Columbia St. Mary's in Milwaukee for help. After getting his blood pressure and weight checked and a brief wait, McCoy was told there was nothing the hospital could do — but he was still charged $250. McCoy, 67, was sure the charge must be a mistake, so he contacted Public Investigator. But according to Ascension and his insurer, Blue Cross Blue Shield, the bill was correct.
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