With Memorial Day approaching, National Newspaper Association President Andrew Johnson put out a call to 11 states plus the Washington D.C. area to help complete the Wall of Faces project honoring those who died in the Vietnam War.
WNA Executive Director Beth Bennett urged legislators to support the measure allowing for electronic public notice affidavits.
As World Press Freedom Day approaches on Friday, May 3, news organizations around the world are encouraged to join in the “Defend Journalism” campaign.
After being hit hard by the Great Recession, Wisconsin’s unemployment fund has bounced back in recent years, finishing 2018 with its highest balance since 2000.
BOZEMAN, Mont. – Peter Fox, who served as executive director of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association from 2004 to 2010, has stepped down as advisor of
The Center for Journalism Ethics at UW-Madison will livestream its 2019 conference Friday at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery in Madison.
Legislation initiated by the WNA that would allow newspapers to send public notice affidavits via email received unanimous support today from the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
The federal Department of Labor is proposing an increase in the base salary level of exempt employees who work primarily by salary and do not receive overtime pay. The increase would be about a 50% jump in a single year from $23,660 to $35,308 annually.
The WNA Foundation will honor 12 industry leaders during this year’s Memorial Pylon ceremony at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, June 7, in Eagle River, Wis.
On April 3, House Antitrust Chairman David Cicilline and Rep. Doug Collins introduced the “Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.”