La Crosse to pay $65,000 to settle claim by former attorney fired in 2013
A resolution scheduled to come before the
Kisken was placed on paid administrative leave in
Kisken denied the reports, arguing that city officials sought to oust Kisken after a sometimes rocky 22 years in
Repeated clashes with former city attorney
The city's investigation into Kisken and former community development administrator
Kisken's attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment Wednesday.
According to the resolution, it would likely cost more to continue fighting the case before the
As of 2014, the city had spent nearly
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