Mikayla LeRette sues the City of Superior for civil rights violations, including warrantless tracking and discrimination during pregnancy.
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Mayor Jim “Petty” Paine Stars in “Honey, I Shrunk Accountability”
Superior’s appeal hints at a courtroom farce where accountability is absent, and taxpayers bear the brunt of the spectacle.
Updated Federal Rights Complaint Alleges a Toxic Mix of Sex Bias, Surveillance, and More Constitutional Neglect
In a shocking expose, one police officer’s pregnancy reveals systemic sexism and harassment within the department, spotlighting urgent issues of workplace equality.
Milwaukee Officer Misuses Surveillance A Warning on Abuse and Trust
Milwaukee officer charged for misusing surveillance tech highlights growing concerns over mass surveillance and public trust issues in Wisconsin.
City Hall Blows $1.3 MILLION Past Budget Limits
City departments exceeded budgets significantly, raising questions about fiscal oversight. Discover which departments are over budget and by how much.
Court Docs – LeRette v. City of Superior (March 7, 2025)
Mikayla LeRette sues the City of Superior for warrantless GPS tracking and inadequate lactation space, alleging civil rights violations.
Are Superior Streets Safe During Upcoming Bridge Detour?
Superior’s bridge detour raises accountability concerns as silence surrounds police conduct and traffic enforcement. Will drivers navigate safely?
Can Lockstep Ledin’s Leadership Withstand Civil Rights ?
Is Nick Ledin’s quiet partnership with Mayor Jim Paine a sign of stability or endorsement? As civil rights lawsuits rise, the South End must decide.
COURT DOCS – Cuypers v. Taylor et al – Opinion and Order on Excessive Force (Feb. 9, 2026)
Court rules on excessive force in Cuypers v. Superior officers, allowing claims against police after questionable taser use.
Examining Taser Policies in Federal Court
In a federal court deposition, former Officer Taylor Gaard confirms that tasers shouldn’t be used on passively resisting suspects. Key policies highlighted.