$327 million ad spending surge expected in midterms
May. 6, 2026
Warning: you will be seeing more political ads this fall than four years ago, and they’ll be more difficult to avoid.
Warning: you will be seeing more political ads this fall than four years ago, and they’ll be more difficult to avoid.
The April 27 meeting of the City of Rhinelander Common Council started and ended in unusual fashion as the public comment portion featured a citizen challenge of the closed session listed on the agenda.
Chali Pittman has joined Isthmus as its new staff writer as Liam Beran leaves the staff.
Following what he always said was a long and good life, retired Wisconsin State Journal reporter and editor John Thomas Aehl died on April 18, 2026.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on May 1 announced 2026 National Headliner Awards, first place public service and other honors.
Each week, The Gazette in Janesville will publish a brief open public records ledger that helps the public understand what information The Gazette is trying to obtain to help you better understand what’s happening in you community, and why, called “Your Right to Know.”
Levi Plath, who gets to play with fire as part of his job. Plath – the land manager with the Mississippi Valley Conservancy – has overseen the land trust’s burn plan program for the past nine years.
How can we fix these twin problems? If I were in charge (and I’m not), I’d put a strict deadline in the law and eliminate location fees altogether. But realistically, we are unlikely to see either reform.
The North Country National Scenic Trail and the Ice Age National Scenic Trail each offer adventure, and showcase some of the best hiking in Wisconsin.
A team from Wauwatosa West High School has won the 2026 Wisconsin Civics Games state championship, the Universities of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation (WNAF) announced today after a day-long competition focused on civics, history, government, and current events.