Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame inductee Carlton DeWitt is latest Dane’s Donors honoree
May. 8, 2026
The most recent Dane’s Donors honoree is 2026 Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame inductee Carlton R. DeWitt of Glenwood City.
The most recent Dane’s Donors honoree is 2026 Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame inductee Carlton R. DeWitt of Glenwood City.
The Town of Janesville is being eyed by a tech company for a possible new data center development, according to a front page piece about the development that appeared in the May 7, 2026 issue of The Gazette in Janesville.
Individuals who had items appear before the Delafield Plan Commission or other city boards should be cautious about emails asking them to pay fees via wire transfer.
Newsrooms should brainstorm now to develop election plans. The stronger your organization, the better you’ll be in to handle unexpected circumstances that are certain to arise.
The UW-Madison Public Tech Media Lab is offering professional training for editors, journalists, and communications professionals in the use of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) May 26-28 at the WARF Centennial Seminar Hub at Morgridge Hall on the UW-Madison campus.
Get started with AI in media sales — no expertise needed — with a free May 14 webinar from noon-1 p.m. Central Time being offered by the New England Newspaper & Press Association.
In the last two decades, Wisconsin’s prison population has come to include growing numbers of older adults, those whose most serious offense was a violent crime, and those convicted of intoxicated driving.
The Trump Administration’s dismissal of a legal challenge in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit means the threshold weekly salary or fee for a person classified as exempt from overtime pay rolls back from $844 per week to $684 per week.
The final Tuesday local e-edition of the Superior Telegram will be published on June 2, according to a front page piece published May 5, 2026.
The boards of the four towns that own the Lakeland Airport on April 29 violated Wisconsin’s open meetings law — prompting each town to make plans to try and correct the situation.