The Wisconsin Newspaper Association joins other media organizations around the world in praising the April 17 federal court ruling that found Google illegally maintained a monopoly in advertising technology.
The annual Trees for Tomorrow Memorial Pylon Ceremony usually scheduled for the first week of June each year has been moved to every other year scheduling beginning this year. That means the next Trees ceremony will take place in June 2026.
Students from 16 teams across the state will compete at this year’s Wisconsin Civics Games state finals on May 2 for an opportunity to win bragging rights and a $2,000 scholarship to a Wisconsin college or university of their choice.
Wisconsin Women in Government, a nonprofit organization committed to acknowledging exemplary women in public service, recently announced Eve Galanter will receive its 2025 Legacy Award.
The Milwaukee Press Club has named Oshkosh native Jim VandeHei, co-founder and CEO of Axios, as the club’s 2025 Sacred Cat Award honoree; and 2025 Headliners, Mark Murphy, retiring Green Bay Packers president and CEO; and Sherrie Tussler, CEO Emeritus of the Hunger Task Force.
As part of the April 2 tariff announcement, USMCA-compliant goods, including newsprint, will continue to be exempt from both the 25% tariffs imposed on goods from Canada and Mexico, and the additional 10% baseline tariff announced April 2.
The state of U.S. journalism will be the subject of a lively April 9 panel discussion featuring three Wisconsin news executives, including WNA past president and board member George Stanley.
The Trempealeau County Times protested a closed session where the Treampealeau County Board voted to give County Administrator Rebecca Glewen a newly $29,000 pay increase.
The News/Media Alliance will be rolling out an ad campaign during the second week of April, between April 7-13, about the danger that AI’s uncompensated use of news media content presents to the industry.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has resigned effective immediately but NNA members are being urged to join Keep US Posted to stop the US Postal Service from imposing a double-digit rate increase in July and degrading rural mail service.
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