An Oneida County Circuit Court judge found Minocqua Brewing Company owner Kirk Bangstad guilty Tuesday, April 14 of disorderly conduct, after Bangstad entered a no-contest plea to the charge stemming from a June 27, 2025, incident outside his Front Street establishment.
A month after the Eagle River City Council adopted a fee schedule for open records requests, the new policy was the center of contention at the council’s April 14 meeting, during which the newspaper’s requests were discussed.
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A photo from the April 15, 2026 issue of the Trempealeau County Times shows cleanup efforts under way Friday, April 9 at the site of the former Blair Press at 109 N. Gilbert St.
Milwaukee County municipalities may stand to benefit by working collaboratively to conduct property assessments, either with an in-house or contract assessor.
LeaderEthics, a LaCrosse-based group whose leadership includes current and former WNA Foundation board members, recently posted two video public service announcements about civility.
Monday April 13 marked the first day for the new Sports Editor of The Gazette, Zane Goedderz.
Whether it’s voting, attending a local meeting, or serving in your community, the strength of our system comes from people being involved.
An April 23 celebration of life is set for former Crawford County Independent and Kickapoo Scout columnist John F. Gibbs, age 80, of Gays Mills, who passed away on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at Lakeview Health Center in West Salem.
Identity theft can happen quickly and fixing it can take time. In Wisconsin, consumers have tools and legal protections to help limit the damage, but acting quickly matters.