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May. 19, 2025
Back Home by Chris Hardie Time has an uncanny and relentless way of simultaneously sneaking up on you and passing you by. What seems like
Back Home by Chris Hardie Time has an uncanny and relentless way of simultaneously sneaking up on you and passing you by. What seems like
Many of Wisconsin’s counties — such as Milwaukee, Brown, and Rock — showcase natural and colorful delicacies in their botanical gardens.
The 2026 WNA Foundation’s Wisconsin Civics Games dates have been set: play-off competitions virtually on April 8-9 and state finals on Friday, May 1, at the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Wisconsin could join the growing list of states with laws restricting student cell phone use in schools.
The Milwaukee Press Club 2024 Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism competition winners were announced at the annual Gridiron Awards on Friday, May 9, 2025 at The Pfister Hotel.
Former Minocqua and Beaver Dam reporter and Monroe Times editor Mary Jane Grenzow died May 11 at age 59.
The Platteville Journal became the first newspaper or media source to break the story on a solution to the STEM and boys’ crisis in Wisconsin and the nation by printing an op-ed piece in the paper’s April 30 edition written by advocates seeking to change school grading and higher education admissions biases.
Hours after the Green Bay Press-Gazette published a story online about his 2024 residence on May 8, Green Bay School Board member Kou Lee resigned from the board.
Grant County has partnered with CivicPlus to implement NextRequest, a web-based system that simplifies how residents submit and track public records requests.
On May 9, the U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors announced the selection of David Steiner as the nation’s 76th postmaster general.