Four state open government champions — from California, Georgia, South Dakota and Texas — will be inducted into the National Freedom of Information Coalition’s Open Government Hall of Fame, the organization announced this week.
Tracy Grant, a Washington Post managing editor for staff development and standards, will be featured at the annual Ann Devroy Memorial Forum on April 18 at UW-Eau Claire’s Schofield Auditorium.
National political strategists David Axelrod and Karl Rove will be on the UW-Green Bay campus for a point-counterpoint conversation at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 3 at the Weidner Center.
Starting April 4, readers of the Leader-Telegram will need a subscription to read stories on the Eau Claire newspaper’s website.
Sotomayor commends students for their “impressive level of knowledge of their government, their rights, and their duties as members of a democracy.”
Join the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation on Friday, March 29, in Madison or at WisEye.org for the Wisconsin Civics Games finals.
The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act would allow news publishers to collectively negotiate for a better deal with tech platforms to sustain high-quality journalism.
Jessica Arp, assistant news director for WISC-TV and Channel3000.com, is the 2019 recipient of the Distinguished Wisconsin Watchdog Award.
Check out all the winning stories, photos, designs, ads and multimedia projects from the 2018 WNAF Better Newspaper Contest.
“Perversion of Justice,” a three-part series by Miami Herald reporters Julie K. Brown and Emily Michot, won the 2019 Anthony Shadid Award for Journalism Ethics.
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