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Oshkosh theater president accused of stealing $15,000
Former Oshkosh Community Players president Justin Drabek faces felony theft charges after draining theater bank accounts of more than $15,000.
Supreme Court to hear hospital tax exemption case
Wisconsin Supreme Court to review Children’s Wisconsin tax exemption dispute with Wauwatosa over hospital construction and nonprofit status.
Wisconsin GOP seeks dismissal of school funding lawsuit
Wisconsin Republicans seek to dismiss a school funding lawsuit, citing a 2000 Supreme Court ruling as Democrats and voucher schools join the case.
Washington County sued over UW campus sale
Washington County faces a lawsuit over its planned $3M sale of the former UW-Milwaukee campus to a Christian school, raising public education concerns.
Former Catholic Charities staff indicted in $2M fraud
Four people, including former Catholic Charities employees, were indicted on federal fraud, identity theft and money laundering charges in a $2 million scheme.
Judicare Legal Aid merges with Legal Action of Wisconsin
Judicare Legal Aid and Legal Action of Wisconsin merged Jan. 1, expanding access to civil legal services statewide with offices across Wisconsin.
Court grants Catholic Charities unemployment tax exemption
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Catholic Charities is eligible for an unemployment tax exemption after the U.S. Supreme Court found religious discrimination.
Kaul challenges religious tax exemptions in Wisconsin
Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul moves to end all religious tax exemptions after the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Catholic Charities in a First Amendment case.
Wisconsin group joins suit over federal grant restrictions
End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin joins lawsuit challenging new federal grant rules that threaten services for domestic violence, LGBTQ+ and unhoused victims.
Jury seated for trial of alleged ringleader of pandemic fraud scheme
MINNEAPOLIS — A jury was seated Monday in the trial of the alleged ringleader of a scheme that federal prosecutors say exploited the COVID-19 pandemic to steal $250 million from […]
Trump administration’s push for a federal funding freeze is back in court
A planned Trump administration freeze on federal funding headed back to a Washington courtroom on Monday.
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