William F. Sulton

Beleaguered SDC Hopes To Restart Services in December

Anti-poverty agency suspended operations in April.

Conflict of Interest Looms Over SDC Property Sale

Former board member given listing by beleaguered anti-poverty agency.

Three More SDC Board Members Bail

Beleaguered agency lost half its board in recent weeks.

Court Finds Probable Cause In Spencer Misconduct Case

Court declines to dismiss felony and misdemeanor charges against former city attorney.

SDC Could Lose Funding Following Board Resignations

Beleaguered social welfare agency's board is now too small by at least one state standard.

Chair of Beleaguered Social Development Commission Resigns

Barbara Toles resigns after serving as chair for almost six months.

SDC Pays Out Another Round of Overdue Wages

Latest payment from distressed agency covers early April pay period.

SDC Appoints Vincent Bobot Interim CEO

Attorney and SDC board member says the goal is 'to preserve and keep SDC running.'

Caspian Technologies hinders Social Development Commission’s efforts to reorganize

Vendor has blocked agency’s access to critical information

How Milwaukee’s Giant Anti-Poverty Agency Unraveled

Government agencies gave SDC big contracts even after it ended internal auditing.

Four Charged In Death of D’Vontaye Mitchell Outside Downtown Hyatt

Hotel employees charged with felony murder in June 30 death.

Charging Decision in Death of D’Vontaye Mitchell May Take Several Weeks

He died outside downtown hotel after four security guards held him down.

Statement Re: D’Vontaye Mitchell

Meeting Notice Concerns Mount For SDC Following Layoffs

Organization say its volunteer board has complied, experts say they haven’t.

SDC Board Discusses Reviving Programs

But paying employees owed wages is first priority.

SDC Has Not Paid Its Former Employees

Employees seek answers. 'The board feels horrible.'

The Shocking Demise of SDC

Sudden closing of anti-poverty agency Social Development Commission has dire consequences, no easy solution.

Milwaukee Landlord Berrada Drops Lawsuit Against Tenants Union

Lawsuit 'a retaliatory measure for tenant organizing in Berrada buildings,' group charges.

GOP Bill To Limit John Doe Cases Against Police Passes Legislature

Officers involved in shootings can currently face charges from judges after prosecutors decline.

Police Like GOP’s John Doe Bill, Victims’ Advocates Don’t

Proposal seeks to end investigations into officers who claim to have killed someone in self defense.

Berrada Sues Milwaukee Tenants Union For Defamation

Mega-landlord's lawsuit focuses on November fire and group's subsequent claims.

Shorewood Spitter Found Guilty For 2020 Protest Confrontation

Stephanie Rapkin spit in face of Black teenager protesting for racial equity.

Former Health Director Blames Barrett

Bevan Baker breaks his silence, slams Mayor and other city departments.