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Challenger accuses Waupaca County Sheriff, local GOP chapter, of blacklisting - The Badger Project
Republican Party · Waupaca

Challenger accuses Waupaca County Sheriff, local GOP chapter, of blacklisting - The Badger Project

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More than a year before the GOP primary, a rural Wisconsin sheriff’s race is heating up, with the former and current DAs taking sides. Waupaca County Sheriff Tim Wilz, left, said he plans to run for a third term in 2026. His former deputy, Justin Malueg, right, announced he will run against him. By Peter Cameron, THE BADGER PROJECT The primary election for Waupaca County Sheriff is more than a year away, but accusations between the incumbent and…Read Article
'They don’t know'- Cop forced out of Racine County department for 'dishonest behavior' promoted at new department - The Badger Project
Waterford, Wisconsin · Waterford

'They don’t know'- Cop forced out of Racine County department for 'dishonest behavior' promoted at new department - The Badger Project

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
A sheriff’s investigation recommended that the Waterford Police Department terminate Nathaniel Schweitzer in 2024. He was recently promoted to sergeant in Big Bend in Waukesha County.   Sgt. Nathaniel Schweitzer. Photo provided by the Big Bend Police Department. By Annie Pulley, THE BADGER PROJECT An officer who resigned from the Town of Waterford Police Department after he was caught on camera bragging about fudging his time cards was recently…Read Article

Milwaukee-Area Cop Quit Last Police Job After Appearing to Miss 200+ Work Hours

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Reading Time: 3 minutes A police officer forced out of a suburban Milwaukee department for appearing to skip a lot of work and claiming many questionable comp days is now working for a small-town department in Waukesha County. Amanda Lang resigned from the Glendale Police Department in 2021 after an internal investigation found she had more than 230 paid hours unaccounted for between 2019 and 2021. At her wage of $40 an hour, those hours added u…Waukesha · WaukeshaSee the Story

Fond du Lac Co Sheriff's deputy quit previous jail job after stealing toilet paper - The Badger Project

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Coty Hazelett was rehired by the Vilas County Jail after his 2020 resignation, then moved to a similar job in Fond Du Lac County in 2023.Wisconsin · WisconsinRead Article

Georgia Supreme Court overturns some election rules, curbing State Election Board’s power

43% Center coverage: 21 sources
Georgia Politics · AtlantaSee the Story

My Turn: EMS in Crisis

100% Left coverage: 2 sources
The week of May 18-24 marked the 51st Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week in the United States. This year's theme was We Care. For Everyone. As a 35-year career professional and paramedic in EMS I think it's important to recognize our profession and my colleagues. but also and perhaps more importantly acknowledge an opportunity to discuss that EMS in the U.S. and locally are in crisis.Paramedic · Sun PrairieSee the Story

Vilas County deputy who resigned after bar fight back working for sheriff’s office - The Badger Project

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Police arrested Brent Wilmot after he fled the altercation in 2021. A superior says the department gave him a second chance in 2024 and he has become one of their “better deputies.” By Peter Cameron, THE BADGER PROJECT A Vilas County deputy who resigned after he was arrested for a drunken bar fight is back working as a law enforcement officer for that sheriff’s department. Brent Wilmot resigned from his position as a deputy sheriff in 2021 afte…Vilas County · Vilas CountyRead Article

Milwaukee-area officer quit last police job after appearing to miss 200+ work hours - The Badger Project

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
An internal investigation found the officer, Amanda Lang, had “displayed a lack of integrity, honesty and trustworthiness.” Amanda Lang worked for the Glendale Police Department for more than 13 years before an investigation into her work hours led to an internal investigation and her resignation. Photo obtained through a records request. By Peter Cameron, THE BADGER PROJECT A police officer forced out of a suburban Milwaukee department for appe…Milwaukee · MilwaukeeRead Article

Baldwin, other Dems ask Trump to end Wall Street tax break in big GOP bill - The Badger Project

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Thanks to the carried interest loophole, investment fund managers are taxed at a lower rate than other workers. Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin) has joined a group of Senate Democrats asking President Donald to remember his campaign promise to end the carried interest loophole, which gives investment fund managers a tax break. By Annie Pulley, THE BADGER PROJECT Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin joined nine other Senate Democrats urging President Don…Democratic Party · MadisonSee the Story

GOP senators say Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ needs spending cuts

41% Right coverage: 111 sources
Two conservative GOP senators on Sunday said the “big, beautiful bill” passed at President Trump’s behest by House Republicans needs to be cut down to size, signaling huge challenges in enacting Trump’s plans in the Senate. The two GOP senators, Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, are both Trump allies, but they signaled they are unhappy with House legislation that they say will bust the budget.Ron Johnson · United StatesSee the Story

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