Civic Media is acquiring the state’s first Black-owned radio station and its sister weekly newspaper, according to a USA TODAY NETWORK-WISCONSIN story that appeared in the Dec. 19, 2025 issue of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Glen Drew Lundt, president of the Clintonville Board of Education, has been censured by the Clintonville Board of Education after an investigation into a complaint filed against Lundt by a private citizen.
The Superior Police Department officer who was shot early Sunday, Dec. 7, will recover fully and is in good spirits, according to Superior’s Chief of Police.
Jefferson County District Attorney Monica J. Hall said no charges will be filed against a Fort Atkinson police officer in connection with the shooting death of 22-year-old Fort Atkinson male Logan S. Krahn on Oct. 26, 2025.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Dec. 9, 2025 signed Senate Bill 440, now known as 2025 Wisconsin Act 72, relating to the required font for published legal notices by Wisconsin newspapers.
The Increscent, Beloit Memorial High School’s student newspaper, and three of its staffers earned honors in the 2024-25 Kettle Moraine Press Association competition.
The Ladysmith city administrator and his sister — who are both charged with felonies linked to allegations they conspired to spy on a private closed session meeting of the Rusk County Board — faced preliminary hearings in court last week.
The Online Media Campus webinar “Ethics on Covering Immigration,” scheduled for this Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025 has been delayed until the following Thursday, Dec. 18, due to some circumstances with the speaker.
After the school district spent more than $74,000 in legal fees on records requests, St. Croix Central Superintendent Tim Widiker said he would like to change the state’s Open Records Law.
The Ozaukee Press challenged Port Washington Common Council’s Dec. 2 five closed sessions —many of them concerning potential developments in the city — after its regular open meeting.