Four newspaper legends were inducted Oct. 3, 2025 into the Milwaukee Press Club Hall of Fame during a dinner held in the Simone Ballroom at Saint Kate — The Arts Hotel, located at 139 E. Kilbroun Ave. in Milwaukee.
The deadline to apply to be a Report for America host newsrooms is almost here! Newsrooms have until October 20th to fill out an application.
Former LaCrosse Tribune editor, current Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation board member and Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame member Rusty Cunningham will speak on “The Impact of News Media on Civic Engagement” from 11:30 a.m.- 1 p.m. on Oct. 8 at The Waterfront Restaurant-North Entrance.
A letter to the editor of the Whitewater Register detailed six Wisconsin Open Meetings Law violations by three different Town of Palmyra board members.
A Rosendale-Brandon School District employee who was placed on administrative leave Sept. 11 following a social media post that was made following the murder of Charlie Kirk resigned from her position effective immediately.
The Milwaukee Press Club recently announced the outstanding journalists who will be inducted into the club’s Media Hall of Fame for 2025.
Publishers should be aware that a Statement of Ownership is due to be filed in October with the US Postal Service.
Ladysmith City Administrator Alan Christianson was arrested this week in connection with allegations he participating in eavesdropping on a Rusk County Board of Supervisors closed meeting.
On Sept. 24, the USPS announced that it will not raise postage prices for Market Dominant mail products including newspaper postage in January, according to the National Newspaper Association.
A 34-year-old Ladysmith woman was charged recently in connection with her actions committed during a late night Rusk County Board closed session meeting on Aug. 26.