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Wisconsin Watchdog Awards honor veteran radio reporter, whistleblowers, journalists

By Riley Vetterkind | April 14, 2017

Journalists and advocates for open government gathered at the seventh annual Wisconsin Watchdog Awards to celebrate efforts to keep the public informed while vowing to remain vigilant in the face of pushback from politicians.

‘Watchdog 101 Workshop’ will equip students and early-career journalists with key investigative reporting skills

By Wisconsin Watch | March 15, 2017

High school and college journalists and young professional journalists are invited to a special investigative reporting workshop being offered March 30 as part of this year’s Wisconsin Watchdog Awards event. Admission is free.

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Wisconsin Newspaper Association provides $10,000 sponsorship of Wisconsin Watchdog Awards

By Lauren Fuhrmann (Wisconsin Watch) | March 7, 2017

The Wisconsin Newspaper Association board of directors has approved a $10,000 sponsorship of the seventh annual Wisconsin Watchdog Awards, double the largest previous support of the annual celebration of open government and investigative reporting.

Distinguished Wisconsin Watchdog Award

Distinguished Wisconsin Watchdog Award nominations sought from the public

By Wisconsin Watch and Lauren Fuhrmann (Wisconsin Watch) | January 18, 2017

Nominations are being sought for the seventh annual Distinguished Wisconsin Watchdog Award, recognizing an individual’s extraordinary contributions to open government or investigative journalism in Wisconsin.

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Your Right to Know: State needs to fix drivers records access issue

By Julia Hunter | February 5, 2015

In 2012, a federal appeals court ruled that the village of Palatine, Illinois, may have violated the act by leaving parking tickets, which included personal information, on the windshields of motorists. Some Wisconsin police departments, instructed by their insurers, began redacting personal information from police reports. No other state — not even Illinois, where the Palatine case occurred — adopted this interpretation.

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