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• Who are the Wisconsin Supreme Court justices? Susan Crawford will replace retiring Ann Walsh Bradley

  By Jessie Opoien Verified, Tamia Fowlkes Verified| Yahoo Verified Susan Crawford's victory over Brad Schimel in Tuesday's hotly contested Wisconsin Supreme Court election will keep the court under the control of four liberal justices. Crawford will replace retiring justice Ann Walsh Bradley, who has served on the court since 1995. Liberals gained a 4-3 majority after the 2023 spring election when Janet Protasiewicz defeated Daniel Kelly for a seat held by conservative Pat Roggensack, who retired. AdvertisementWho are the current Wisconsin Supreme Court justices?

  By Jessie Opoien Verified, Tamia Fowlkes Verified · Yahoo

  Apr. 02, 2025

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is a daily newspaper based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, formed in April 1995 from the merger of The Milwaukee Journal and The Milwaukee Sentinel. It is part of Gannett and is published by Andy Fisher. The Milwaukee Sentinel, established in 1837, is recognized as Wisconsin's oldest continuously operating business, while The Milwaukee Journal began in 1882 as a community-oriented publication. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel provides extensive news coverage, including local, national, and international stories. It offers a print newspaper in a daily broadsheet format and has a digital news platform that features breaking news, in-depth articles, and multimedia content. The newspaper also publishes special sections on topics such as sports, entertainment, business, and lifestyle, and provides advertising services for local businesses and organizations. The publication is committed to quality journalism and community engagement, having received numerous awards for its reporting and investigative work.