A new Port Washington Historical Society exhibit chronicles the history of the community’s publications, from the time they were numerous to today when just one remains — The Ozaukee Press.
The City of Janesville has responded publicly to emails that surfaced this week showing the city began privately communicating with data center developers who were eyeing the former General Motors site a year before the city had full ownership of the property.
Three Milwaukee journalists have been selected for the prestigious O’Brien Fellowship in Public Service Journalism at Marquette University.
A new study from Temple University’s Fox School of Business found that how a story is told is what grabs readers’ attention and keeps them engaged.
Earthquakes in Wisconsin are pretty rare, with a mild tremor occurring once a decade or so. But if you felt a slight seismic shift recently, it was not due to tectonic activity, but rather, to me crossing off one task on my honey-do list.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ Free Fishing Weekend is coming up on June 6 and 7, giving you the chance to cast a line without a fishing license, trout stamp, or salmon stamp. It’s the perfect opportunity to head outside with family and friends, enjoy Wisconsin’s natural beauty, and try something new.
Berlin Journal Newspapers and Finger Printing & Publishing are working with the US Postal Service to resolve delivery issues with its newspapers.
A photo spread in the May 13, 2026 issue of the Frederic Inter-County Leader showed seventh graders from Frederic touring the newspaper’s office and printing plant.
The Denmark News is moving from 116 E. Main St. to 107 Wisconsin Ave. in downtown Denmark.
Wisconsin Watch and Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service won 12 awards on Friday, May 8, 2026 as part of the Milwaukee Press Club Awards for Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism.