The Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism has named Jim Malewitz, a veteran of nonprofit journalism, to be investigations editor for Wisconsin Watch.
The Center for Journalism Ethics is seeking nominations for the Anthony Shadid Award for Journalism Ethics, the Center announced Monday. The deadline for submissions is Jan. 14, 2020.
R. Kelly Garrett will discuss the impact of social media on Americans’ ability to understand politics and tell truth from fiction on Nov. 15 at Vilas Hall.
Legislation that would allow newspapers to send electronic affidavits for legal notices has received unanimous support from the state Senate.
Newspapers nationwide joined the effort to find thousands of missing photos of soldiers killed during the Vietnam War. Now, only a few hundred remain.
The Capitol press corps may include more journalists than ever before, writes Steven Walters, a senior producer for the public affairs channel WisconsinEye.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel buildings were sold Thursday. The new owner plans to convert them for a major historic renovation project.
The WNA encourages its members to lend editorial support for the passage of SB 301, the Transparent Justice Act.
EAGLE RIVER – Wisconsin-Michigan Publishers closed its doors this week, the Vilas County News-Review reported. Forty-seven years ago, six local newspapers — the News-Review, the
Forty-seven attorneys general have joined a New York-led antitrust investigation into Facebook, the states announced Tuesday.