The school board voted in favor of forming a committee as the first step in a process of evaluating the contract with police.
“The Closest Thing We Can Get To Justice In Our Schools”
Restorative justice offers an alternative model to traditional, punitive systems of discipline in schools.
Updated: Anti-LGBTQ activist to speak at Onalaska church on July 25
Glenn Stanton, of Focus on the Family, has a long history of making anti-LGBTQ statements.
School Board Will Take First Step on Police Contract on Monday
The board will vote on starting the process of investigating the $250k contract with police.
City Council must listen to the public
Council members and city officials responded with condescension to our concerns. We won’t let that happen again.
Committee Green Lights Plan for $36 Million Public Safety complex
The project to build a combined police and fire station now moves to the common council for a vote next Thursday.
The Barriers Between Black Students and School Resource Officers
Keonte R. Turner: Our experience with cops was not the same as those of little white boys and girls. It is still not the same.
Plan For $1 City Marijuana Fines Moves Forward
The city’s judiciary and administration committee voted 4-2 in favor of the proposal on Tuesday.
Katrina Sletten on Libraries, Police and Local Leadership
“We need leaders that care, truly care, about every citizen. This year’s budget and next year’s budget haven’t reflected that.”
City Plans $36 Million Police and Fire Complex
City officials have included a plan to build a $36 million police and fire complex in their 2021-25 capital projects budget.