Alison Dirr is a City and County Government Reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, covering local news and politics in the Milwaukee area. She has also written for various other publications, including Yahoo News and the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Alison's articles often focus on issues such as government spending, community development, and local elections.
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By: Vanessa Swales, Alison Dirr
Milwaukee will rerun about 31,000 absentee ballots after a "sealing" error with the tabulation machines was discovered at the downtown central count site on Election Day, potentially delaying a final count by one to three hours, city spokesman Jeff Fleming said on Tuesday.
By: Alison Dirr
Moore fended off challenges from Republican Tim Rogers and Independent Robert R. Raymond, both of whom
By: Alison Dirr, Alex Groth
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Jonathan Brostoff refused to cut his hair until a bill passed, watch him get a haircut
By: Alison Dirr
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Flags in Wisconsin will be flown at half-staff Friday in honor of former state representative and east side Milwaukee Ald.
By: Alison Dirr, David Clarey
Milwaukee Fire Department confirms package sent to fifth floor.
By: Alison Dirr
The Milwaukee Common Council on Friday adopted a $2 billion 2025 budget that retains services but also increases property taxes and, especially, fees.
By: Jessie Opoien, Alison Dirr
With 99% of the state's votes counted, Baldwin led Hovde by 49.4% to 48.5% — a margin of 28,958 votes — in a race that drew national attention and massive spending. She
By: Alison Dirr, Jessie Opoien
A week after Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde lost a close race to Democratic incumbent Sen. Tammy Baldwin, he posted a video Tuesday in which he left open the possibility of requesting a recount.
By: Alison Dirr, Jessie Opoien
On the same day he referred to his loss to Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin as "brutally hard and painful" and a "gut-wrenching punch to the solar plexus" in a radio interview, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde also posted a video leaving open the possibility of requesting a recount.
By: Alison Dirr
A special election has been scheduled for the Milwaukee Common Council seat left vacant by the death of Ald. Jonathan Brostoff earlier this month.
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