A candidate for a Brown County Board of Supervisors seat in the April 3 election, who is a county Board of Health (BOH) member, is accused of attempting to erase from the public record comments two citizens made at a BOH meeting last year
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Wisconsin was one of three improbable state victories that propelled Donald Trump to the White House in 2016. But without immediate Republican Party course corrections, the state’s conservative revolution could screech to a halt after the November elections, or even be reversed in some areas.
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Lobbyist and former state assembly speaker John Gard won’t be on the ballot in August for the 1st State Senate District Republican primary. But his presence may loom large in the race nonetheless.
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Attorneys representing the Brown County Taxpayers Association say they are reviewing their options with their clients after a judge on Thursday dismissed a lawsuit against the county’s half-percent sales tax.
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If you were divorced in Wisconsin before July 1, 2016, or were involved in virtually any civil litigation before that date, your social security number, driver’s license number, bank account numbers and other information could be in court records that are open to the public in courthouses around Wisconsin.
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Monday brought disappointment to Wisconsin liberals expecting proof that Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Judge Michael Screnock sold his judicial soul to the NRA to get its endorsement in the April contest.
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Brown County Circuit Court Judge Kendall Kelley gave the appearance of a new hire looking for an employee’s manual in his first hearing as a newly-appointed John Doe Judge Thursday.
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Wisconsin pro-life groups are frustrated with state Senate leadership inaction on a set of bills that aims to ensure fetal tissue research without relying on a market of abortion body parts.
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Republican State Representative John Macco is among the officials defending the tax. Macco issued a news release Monday saying he “supports Brown County Leadership.”
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WILL argues that Brown County’s sales tax is not being used to reduce its property tax levy but is instead being used to evade Brown County’s tax levy limit and is therefore void and unenforceable.
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