Former editor close to publishing ‘Centennial’ book
Mar. 23, 2026
Perry Hibner is tapping back into his newspaper roots in his next book, reporting on the impact of a TV series that was itself based on a novel.
Perry Hibner is tapping back into his newspaper roots in his next book, reporting on the impact of a TV series that was itself based on a novel.
The chairman of the Town of Delafield has sued the Delafield Common Council and Mayor Tim Aicher over what he says is a violation of the state open meetings law, but also has three more complaints involving Delafield pending with the Waukesha County District Attorney’s Office.
Recently I attended the first Rural Policy Institute Summit held in Stevens Point, hosted by the Wisconsin Institute for Sustainable Technology at the UW-Stevens Point. More than 100 people from rural partners around the state gathered to engage and collaborate in small group discussions.
From family-friendly fun to outdoor escapes and charming small towns, there’s plenty right here in the Badger State to fill a spring break week of memories without going far from home.
In a rare moment of drama in the Senate on Tuesday, a bill that would give the UW-Madison athletics department millions to pay down debt and free up other money for revenue-sharing with players passed by a single vote that changed just as the legislation appeared doomed.
Wisconsin State Journal Executive Editor Kelly Lecker served as moderator for a special March 19 Women in Business panel in recognition of National Women’s Month at Two Brothers in Edgerton.
WNAF is currently seeking volunteers to judge the North Carolina Press Association’s annual newspaper contest.
A strong storm rolls through. The next morning, a large branch — or an entire tree — is lying across your fence, driveway or roof. Who pays for the damage?
I’ve spent more than four decades covering news around Beloit and south-central Wisconsin, so I can say unequivocally that Wisconsin Policy Forum’s meaty “datatool” provides the kind of deep insights that withstand all the thin barstool rhetoric that usually befouls modern conversations.
USA TODAY has hired Jamie Stockwell to serve as vice president of news effective on March 30, according to a piece in the March 12, 2026 issue of the Wausau Daily Herald.