The Shawano-Menominee County District Attorney’s office sought to sanction the two attorneys representing Michael Ingold in a first-degree homicide case for withholding documents, but officials quickly withdrew the motion once it was discovered the document in question was already in the DA’s possession.

Consultants unveiled an $88.5 million courthouse construction project for Shawano County supervisors Feb. 25.

An additional $32.5 million was proposed for a 150-bed housing pod for the jail, which would be used in conjunction with 108 beds at the current jail while closing the work release center on Engel Drive.

A proposed $121 million building project for the Shawano County Courthouse and jail does not include funds for a new public library.

However, a new library remains a priority for the county, as the building at 127 S. Sawyer St. is short on space and has infrastructure issues.

State Rep. Elijah Behnke is pushing a bill that could bring the death penalty back to Wisconsin after more than 170 years.

Oconto County Board Supervisor Jolene Barkhaus opted not to seek another term, opening up the District 9 position.

Joseph Porior, of the Town of Morgan, and Carl Blahnik, of Abrams, are competing for the seat in the April 7 spring election.

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Shawano County District 20 Supervisor Rick Giese is one of four incumbents facing a challenge in the April 7 election.

Giese will face off against Roy Martin for a two-year term on the board.

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