The A-Mark Foundation and the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation recently announced the A-Mark Prize for Investigative Journalism in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin newspapers are now able to localize the homelessness issue for their communities in time for the Christmas holidays, thanks to ads made available through Multi Media Channels.
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) has been put on hold in a far-reaching order that prohibits the federal government from enforcing it anywhere in the country.
On Oct. 1, 2024, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association officially assumed management responsibilities for the Wisconsin Community Papers organization.
The Biden administration’s decision to increase the salary threshold for overtime pay was struck down Friday, Nov. 15, 2024, by a federal judge in Texas.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation inducted three Wisconsin journalism legends into the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame during a banquet on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024 held at The Madison Club in Madison, Wisconsin.
The national Trusted Media Study highlighted how local newspapers stand apart from national and digital media channels, consistently earning a higher level of public trust through transparency, accuracy, and ethical journalism.
Town of Minocqua Clerk Roben Haggart will be honored with the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s 2024 Sunshine in Government Award
The WNA is among the 107 groups – including almost every state press association – that signed two letters sent via email in support of the Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying, or PRESS, Act on Oct. 8, 2024.
The publisher of the Hurley-based Iron County Miner is still battling with the United States Postal Service over lagging delivery times for her publications and other Wisconsin newspapers.
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