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Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul Launches 16th Legal Battle Against Trump Administration, Targeting Electric Vehicle Funding Cuts

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Madison, Wis. — Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul has taken a firm stand against the Trump administration, filing his 16th lawsuit, which centers on cuts to federal funding for electric vehicle infrastructure. During a recent interview, Kaul emphasized that the program, established by Congress, is essential for supporting electric vehicle infrastructure across the nation, including more than $60 million earmarked for Wisconsin. “Regardless of President Trump’s personal views, this program is a law that must be enforced,” Kaul stated. He criticized the administration’s refusal to allocate these funds, asserting that the president is responsible for … Read more

Defiance County Grand Jury Issues Indictments for Over $120,000 in Child Support Violations and Multiple Other Crimes

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Defiance, Ohio — A recent session of the Defiance County Grand Jury led to multiple indictments, highlighting ongoing issues related to child support and other criminal activities in the area. Prosecuting Attorney Morris J. Murray reported the findings of the Grand Jury’s proceedings on May 6, 2025. Among the most significant cases are five individuals indicted for failing to provide child support, collectively amassing over $120,000 in unpaid obligations. Michael Provilus, 35, of Binghamton, New York, faces two felony charges for non-support. He is accused of neglecting his duty to support his child, who is … Read more

Northwestern Dining Workers Rally for Fair Contract Amid Ongoing Dispute with Compass Group

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Evanston, Ill. — Approximately 30 dining and hospitality workers at Northwestern University staged a picket on Friday, alleging retaliatory actions by Compass Group against those involved in a recent strike. The demonstration comes nine months into a complex contract negotiation affecting about 500 workers employed by the company. Since August 31, 2022, these workers, represented by UNITE HERE Local 1, have been without a contract. The strike that began on March 10 lasted for 12 days but was paused during Spring Break while the union hoped for a return to the negotiating table. Unfortunately, union … Read more