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.
New Racine County high school sports reporter Mitch Fink introduced himself to readers of the Journal Times in the newspaper’s Sept. 12, 2025 issue.
The Wisconsin Ethics Commission (WEC) ruled that two candidates in this year’s Springdale Town Board Election violated they distributed election signs and purchased ads without properly identifying who paid for them.
The new conference room at the Cadott High School saw a packed house Sept. 8, when concerned staff members, parents and community members gathered to get some answers to their questions regarding transparency, accountability and trust.
Application to apply for consideration opens Sept. 15, 2025 for participation in the Report For America national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and communities.
A Union Grove property owner could receive fees from the high school trying to acquire his land, but the amount is not determined, according to a Racine County court ruling.
An investigator in the City of Neenah’s probe of City Attorney David Rashid disclosed details about a crime victim and drew conclusions that conflicted with a criminal investigation, according to recently released body camera footage.
Fox Point Village Manager Scott Botcher — charged in connection with a June crash that killed a motorcyclist in Waukesha County — is retiring from his village office.
Two state Democratic lawmakers are targeting what they call “hidden taxes” on everyday goods, introducing legislation that would require retailers to itemize the cost of federal tariffs on consumers’ receipts.