Scott Gordon is a news reporter for NBC 5 in Dallas-Fort Worth. With a focus on local news in Madison, Scott's articles cover a range of topics including Wisconsin media, social issues, entertainment, and community events. His work has also been featured in various publications and media outlets across the country.
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The Wisconsin Department of Corrections' new ban on Wisconsin Books to Prisoners highlights the arbitrary rules governing incarcerated people's access to books.
Sort of, as “Tone Magazine” navigates Wisconsin’s new law hindering access to body-camera footage.
By: Sam Harrington, Sara Gabler, Dan Fitch, C Nelson-Lifson, Rachel Litchman, Grant Phipps, Kay Reynolds, Scott Gordon, Maddie Batzli
Ground-level views from the long-awaited arrival of BRT.
By: Sara Gabler, C Nelson-Lifson, Kay Reynolds, Grant Phipps, Maddie Batzli, Rachel Litchman, Sam Harrington, Dan Fitch, Scott Gordon
Ground-level views from the long-awaited arrival of BRT.
And why they should be everywhere.
By: Scott Gordon
As thousands of us get excited and gear up for the height of the fall salmon season, we should take a moment to question: Are we catching the numbers of fish that we used to? Why has ODFW limited us to only two wild Chinook salmon this season? Tillamook Bay, Oregon, is a unique and dynamic ecosystem where five rivers converge, creating an essential habitat for anadromous fish like salmon and steelhead. These rivers — the Wilson, Trask, Tillamook, Kilchis, and Miami — support annual runs of salmon and steelhead, including the threatened Coho salmon, which is listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). For decades, conservation efforts have focused on restoring upstream spawning areas in an attempt to bolster dwindling populations. However, the vital journey these fish take is not just limited to their time in rivers and streams; the health of the bay itself is equally critical for their survival.
By: Scott Gordon
The state's Department of Corrections scrambles to get its story straight, and book donors don't know how to proceed.
The joys of stupid postcards inviting people to informational cremation luncheons.
An open-records attorney's closer analysis of this "hasty and confusing attempt to restrict access to public records."
How the Overture Center uses its annual chunk of City money.
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