Berlin Journal Newspapers (BJN), a trusted news source serving Green Lake County and surrounding communities since 1870, has announced its sale to Finger Printing and Publishing, Inc., a Wisconsin-based media company owned by Tom and Pam Finger.
The Family Owners Regional Roundtable, scheduled Sept. 18-19 at the Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Hills Resort, is a fast-paced, meeting designed for publishers, owners, and key decision-makers in small and mid-sized markets. The cost is $50 per person, including Thursday dinner and Friday sessions.
The Center for Journalism Ethics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison will host its 16th annual journalism ethics conference at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery on Friday, Sept. 26, 2025.
The 170th anniversary of The Richland Observer was chronicled in the July 24, 2025 issue of the publication.
The Oneida County district attorney said last week she is declining to file charges for misconduct in public office against Lake Tomahawk town chairman George DeMet in relation to a recent court finding that DeMet knowingly broke the state’s open meetings law.
Chippewa Falls Councilman Scott Sullivan submitted a letter of resignation Monday evening July 21, where he criticized the city for what he perceives as a lack of transparency on the city’s budget.
A settlement has been reached in a dispute over the state’s open meetings law between Milwaukee TV station WTMJ-4 and the St. Francis School District.
The Wisconsin Legislature has spent $26.2 million in taxpayer money on legal fees to private law firms since 2017, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel analysis published on July 20 found.
The Iron County Miner will help celebrate Iron County Heritage Days — and the 140th anniversary of the newspaper — this weekend by hosting its first-ever Wayzgoose from 1-5 p.m. on Friday, July 25 at The Miner, which is located at 216 Copper St. in Hurley.
After an investigation into alleged retaliation by a Waterloo School Board member against another, the attorney hired by the district found “no substantial evidence of a policy violation.”