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Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation President Scott Peterson presented the first and second place A-Mark Prizes for Investigative Journalism on Friday, May 2, 2025 at the Wisconsin State Capitol.

The Wisconsin Newspaper Association joined others testifying in favor of Senate Bill 194 during testimony on Wednesday, April 30, before the State Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety. 

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and the Ozaukee Press were the top finishers in the inaugural Wisconsin A-Mark Prize for Investigative Journalism competition.

The WNA needs volunteers to judge the Colorado Press Association’s annual newspaper contest.

The Wisconsin Newspaper Association joins other media organizations around the world in praising the April 17 federal court ruling that found Google illegally maintained a monopoly in advertising technology.

Students from 16 teams across the state will compete at this year’s Wisconsin Civics Games state finals on May 2 for an opportunity to win bragging rights and a $2,000 scholarship to a Wisconsin college or university of their choice.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has resigned effective immediately but NNA members are being urged to join Keep US Posted to stop the US Postal Service from imposing a double-digit rate increase in July and degrading rural mail service.

The WNA Foundation on Friday, March 7 celebrated Wisconsin’s outstanding student journalists, announcing the winners of its 2024 Collegiate Better Newspaper Contests during an awards ceremony held as part of the 2025 WNA Convention at the Madison Concourse Hotel in Madison.

The National Newspaper Association announced that the final USPS Bundling Rule was published March 12, 2025 in the Federal Register. 

The WNA Foundation on Friday, March 7, 2025 celebrated Wisconsin’s outstanding student journalists, announcing the winners of its 2024 high school Better Newspaper Contests during an awards ceremony held as part of the 2025 WNA Convention at the Madison Concourse Hotel in Madison.