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Winneconne clerk challenges recall petitions, says incomplete forms void signatures

WINNECONNE (WLUK) -- Winneconne school board clerk Kari Flagg argues the petitions seeking to recall two board members are invalid because, she says, the recall committees’ registration forms were incomplete and the signature-gathering period never legally began. Flagg’s attorney submitted a response with the Wisconsin Elections Commission Tuesday, after...

Winneconne, WI · 3d

WFRV Local 5

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Section of Military Avenue closure in Green Bay begins

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Monday begins an expected over a week-long closure of a section of Military Avenue in Green Bay. According to the City of Green Bay’s Public Works Department, Military Avenue is expected to be closed starting on Monday between Western Avenue and Leo Street, allowing for upgrades to the Canadian National […]

Green Bay, WI · 5d

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WisDOT Repairs Flood-Damaged Slope at Abrams Interchange

OCONTO COUNTY, WI – Construction work is continuing in Oconto County as the Wisconsin Department of Transportation repairs flood damage near the U.S. Highway 41 and County Road D interchange in Abrams. WisDOT says crews are repairing a damaged slope in the southeast portion of the interchange after flooding...

Oconto County, WI · 5d

The Center Square

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Judge denies blocking Wisconsin ban on betting then voting on elections

(The Center Square) - A federal judge in Green Bay denied a preliminary injunction against the Wisconsin Election Commissions’ guidance that those who wager on election results on prediction markets cannot vote in Wisconsin’s elections. The lawsuit from Green Bay radio host Joseph Giganti had asked for an injunction against the ruling before Tuesday’s election. Giganti’s lawsuit, however, is allowed to continue. Giganti wanted to buy a wager on Polymarket on a Wisconsin election. “While the court presumes that Giganti has demonstrated some likelihood of success on the merits, that he has no adequate remedy at law, and that without relief he will suffer irreparable harm, the balance of the harms do not favor a preliminary injunction,” U.S. District Judge Byron Conway wrote. Giganti ultimately did vote and did not wager on Polymarket. The lawsuit was filed in October by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, which argued that the WEC rule placed an unjustified burden on voters and it violates the equal protection clause because it treats those with financial interests impacted by an election unfairly. "The District Court’s denial of the motion for preliminary injunction forced Mr. Giganti to choose between giving up his right to vote or purchasing election

Wisconsin · 4d

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Two Rivers to Bag Flock Cameras Until Contract is Over

The City of Two Rivers has approved the ending of its contract with Flock Safety. The City Council met inside the Council Chambers Monday night (November 2nd), where they heard from Police Chief Ben Meinert and legal counsel to review the contract and determine if they could end their contract with the controversial surveillance company.

Two Rivers, WI · 4d

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Paine Art Center marks 20th year of Nutcracker in the Castle starting Nov. 20

OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - The Paine Art Center and Gardens will present the 20th anniversary season of Nutcracker in the Castle from Nov. 20, to Jan. 4. To mark the anniversary, the Paine has installed a 40-foot Christmas tree outdoors that serves as the entrance to the presentation. History of...

Oshkosh, WI · 4d

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Appleton voters turn out early as Election Day brings steady crowds to the polls

Appleton voters lined up before polls opened on Election Day as officials reported steady turnout, potential wait times and smooth operations across the city.

Appleton, WI · 4d

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Oconto Falls City Council expresses concern over 2027 ambulance rates

OCONTO FALLS – The Oconto Falls City Council reopened their discussion on ambulance rates for 2027 at their meeting on Oct. 13. The council previously weighed the increase on ambulance rates at their monthly meeting in September, however they ultimately took no action in favor of gathering more information. City administrator Peter Wills stated that the new rate has been calculated to have an about $43,000 increase, making the new contract $128,515.

Oconto Falls, WI · 5d