Better Newspaper Contest portal now open
Aug. 26, 2019
Start gathering your best work of the last year, because the 2019 WNA Foundation Better Newspaper Contest portal is now open!
Start gathering your best work of the last year, because the 2019 WNA Foundation Better Newspaper Contest portal is now open!
National Newspaper Association President Andrew Johnson expressed his appreciation to the four sponsors of the Freedom of Information Act bill.
Life expectancy in Wisconsin has declined for the second straight year, due in large part to an increase in deaths caused by alcohol, drugs and suicide.
This Wisconsin Historical Society has been awarded another grant to fund continued digitization of historic Wisconsin newspapers.
Tecnavia Press Inc., an e-publishing partner of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association, has launched a website hosting package exclusively for WNA members.
GateHouse Media and Gannett, the country’s two largest newspaper publishers, have agreed to merge, New Media Investment Group announced Monday.
As Justice Shirley Abrahamson ends her tenure on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, she leaves a rich legacy of legal scholarship, importantly including her support for government transparency.
After nearly six years as a reporter and editor for its Wisconsin newspapers, Sarah Nigbor’s last day with RiverTown Multimedia will be Friday.
Email newsletters help consumers become “more purposeful with how we retrieve and read the news.” Here’s one success story from a weekly paper in Illinois.
Wisconsin newspapers have joined a national campaign to help educate Americans about the five freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment.
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