A federal judge has rejected Minocqua Brewing Company owner Kirk Bangstad’s attempt to move a state invasion-of-privacy lawsuit against him by two Lakeland Times employees into federal court, ruling that the dispute is fundamentally a state-law tort case rather than a federal campaign-finance dispute.
Wisconsin’s top election officials are urging the U.S. Postal Service to enact changes to ensure absentee ballots aren’t caught up in mail delays.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice is, at times, taking nearly five years to respond to records requests, according to a May 26, 2026 article that appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The annual Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism contest, presented by The Milwaukee Press Club and the MPC Endowment, Ltd., features entries accepted in two divisions —
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association opposes substantial increases in certain fees, including raising the fee for news website group registrations from $95 to $350.
Glenwood City Councilperson Terri Ross was visibly upset about the amount of time that local police have spent filling open records requests.
The City of Janesville has responded publicly to emails that surfaced this week showing the city began privately communicating with data center developers who were eyeing the former General Motors site a year before the city had full ownership of the property.
Three Milwaukee journalists have been selected for the prestigious O’Brien Fellowship in Public Service Journalism at Marquette University.
A new study from Temple University’s Fox School of Business found that how a story is told is what grabs readers’ attention and keeps them engaged.
Berlin Journal Newspapers and Finger Printing & Publishing are working with the US Postal Service to resolve delivery issues with its newspapers.