Michele McCormack is the Executive Editor at MRN. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest, with a focus on both the United States and international perspectives in LATAM and APAC. Michele's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, KCAU Channel 9, WFRV-TV CBS Local 5, NewsBreak, and Muddy River News.
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Michele McCormack's coverage focuses on local events and community stories in Wisconsin, particularly Green Bay. She covers a range of topics including sports, entertainment news, family & relationships, and seasonal events.
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By: Michele Mccormack
Parents weary from the two-year battle for answers say they still yearn for transparency and accountability QUINCY–More than a year after Muddy River News obtained a state report on two physical education teachers taping students’ mouths shut and conducting birthday spankings at Denman Elementary School, the QPS school board decided the teachers’ fate. At a...
By: Michele Mccormack
Several parents say teacher conduct went beyond birthday spankings and mouth taping and caused mental anguish QUINCY–Don’t try the old school rhyme “sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me” on Denman Elementary School parent Sarah Goodapple. Goodapple’s child was among those in the gym class of Jennifer Oitker and...
By: Michele Mccormack
The Fire and Police Commission reverses its earlier decision QUINCY–The off-again, on-again Bachelor’s Degree requirement for the next Quincy Police Chief is off again. Muddy River News has confirmed the Board of the Fire and Police Commission decided to reverse its decision in July to post the job with the BA requirement and a Master’s...
By: Michele Mccormack
A media availability ends on an awkward and somewhat tense note when Quincy residents question the transparency of the school board QUINCY–After the QPS board voted in a special meeting to suspend with intent to dismiss two gym teachers, Kim Kirby and Jennifer Oitker, board members agreed to give a brief statement outside the meeting...
By: Michele Mccormack
QUINCY–A 36-year-old California man, formerly of Quincy, appeared in Adams County Court on Wednesday on six counts of Production and Possession of Child Pornography involving minors under 13 years of age. Through Adams County Public Defender John Citro, Rafael Valenzuela waived a preliminary hearing. Citro made a motion to proceed to arraignment on three Class...
By: Michele Mccormack
QUINCY–A 36-year-old California man, formerly of Quincy, appeared in Adams County Court on Wednesday on six counts of Production and Possession of Child Pornography involving minors under 13 years of age. Through Adams County Public Defender John Citro, Rafael Valenzuela waived a preliminary hearing. Citro made a motion to proceed to arraignment on three Class...
By: Michele Mccormack
Benjamin Inman receives four year sentence in the Illinois Department of Corrections with credit for time in the county jail while awaiting the conclusion of the case QUINCY–The Quincy man who famously confronted Quincy City Aldermen at meetings and would record his interactions and post them on social media reached a plea deal Friday in...
QUINCY–The Knights of Columbus BBQ weekend is upon us. This marks the 84th year of the community event offering a variety of food, live entertainment, games and carnival rides. Muddy River News captured some of the sights and sounds from opening night on Friday. The BBQ, located at 700 S. 36th Street, continues through August...
By: Michele Mccormack
QUINCY–At Monday night’s city council meeting, the agenda includes the mayor’s appointments to a newly formed Committee on Homelessness. They are: The idea of a committee came after a lengthy public discussion surrounding a proposed ordinance that would ban camping in public spaces and make sleeping overnight in a car, on a park bench, or...
QUINCY–The Knights of Columbus BBQ weekend is upon us. This marks the 84th year of the community event offering a variety of food, live entertainment, game
