Does the Fourth Amendment Protect You From Flock Cameras? Carpenter v. United States Explained
The Fourth Amendment protects you from unreasonable search and seizure. Flock cameras photograph your car 47 times per day in […]
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Kennan Quadrupled Its Building Setbacks to 100 Feet. Residents Are Still Figuring Out What That Means.
In March 2025, the Town of Kennan’s zoning commission voted to quadruple building setbacks from 25 feet to 100 feet.
One Week to Speak Up: What Price County Residents Need to Know Before United Pride Dairy’s Permit Deadline
One Week to Speak Up: What Price County Residents Need to Know Before United Pride Dairy’s Permit Deadline Last updated:
Conditional Use Permits in Wisconsin: Why Price County Can’t Just Say No
More than 30 Worcester residents showed up at the Price County Land Use and UW-Extension Committee meeting on May 21,
A Fatal Crash, a $1.8 Million Road Grant, and a Wisconsin Statute That Could Void It All
A Fatal Crash, a $1.8 Million Road Grant, and a Wisconsin Statute That Could Void It All Last updated: June
Wisconsin Statute 86.04: When Towns Force Property Owners to Remove Structures
Pop. 600. That’s Prentice, Wisconsin — a village so small that when the village supervisor calls to tell you to
False Allegations in Small Towns: Groupthink, Rumors, and the Danger of Following the Crowd
In a small town, your reputation is everything. It takes years to build and seconds to destroy. And nothing destroys
The Unseen Threat: Park Falls’ Elusive Burglar and the Silence That Surrounds Him
Since Easter Sunday 2025, a burglar has been targeting Park Falls homes, sleeping in sheds, and causing thousands in damage. But why hasn’t the community been warned?
The Highway 13 Ditch: A Murder That Crossed County Lines
On November 3, 2024, a fire near Highway 13 north of Prentice revealed a horrific crime. The investigation would span two counties and end with a 25-year prison sentence.
Who Pays? The WCMIC Escrow, Sheriff Schmidt’s Lawsuits, and Price County’s Transparency Question
A proposal before the Price County Board demands answers about the Sheriff’s defamation lawsuits and the county’s use of taxpayer funds for legal settlements.