Rick Charmoli is a Staff Writer/Reporter at WCMU Public Media. He covers a range of topics including local government, education, and community issues, with a particular focus on Wexford County, law enforcement, and regional sports. Rick's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Janesville Gazette and Cadillac News.
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CADILLAC — The Wexford County Board of Commissioners officially kicked off the 2027 budget process by approving the county's budget calendar.
Tyler Andrew Innes was sentenced to 180 days in jail with two days credit for a no contest plea to fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct, victim, 13 to 15.
By: Rick Charmoli Cadillac
In an opinion released July 7, the appeals court affirmed the convictions of Jerel Lynn Grant, who was found guilty by a jury in Missaukee County's
By: Rick Charmoli Cadillac
CADILLAC — Over the past week, bear sightings in various locations have filled social media feeds and, on Tuesday, led to multiple calls to the Cadillac Department of Natural Resources Customer Service Center.
By: Rick Charmoli
More Information To help avoid any illness from cyclospora or other harmful bacteria or organisms, Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development recommends the following: • Wash all fruits and
By: Rick Charmoli Cadillac
LANSING — Residents affected by April's severe storms, tornadoes and flooding can now receive in-person assistance through Michigan Disaster Recovery Centers including in the Cadillac area.
By: Chris Lamphere, Daniel Schoenherr Cadillac, Rick Charmoli, Ricardo Martin
The Cadillac News conducted an online survey and talked to residents to learn more about issues they consider most important heading into the 2026 election season.
CADILLAC — For Diane Patterson, finally hearing the words “Parkinson’s disease” brought an unexpected sense of relief.
By: Rick Charmoli Cadillac
According to a June 18 order from the Michigan Supreme Court, justices denied an application for leave to appeal filed by Leonard Horace Hoover in connection with a case originating in Wexford County's 28th Circuit Court.
By: Rick Charmoli Cadillac
A love of fishing and a desire to fill a gap in the local market inspired Brendyn Snell to open BroBo's Bait and Tackle.
