The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation is accepting applications from students and member newspapers for consideration to participate in the 2020 WNAF Internship Program.
Fred Berner, whose family had owned the Antigo Daily Journal for more than 110 years before selling the newspaper in June, died Monday, Nov. 25. He was 71.
Three industry pioneers were inducted into the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame during a banquet on Thursday, Nov. 14, at The Madison Club.
In honor of longtime Madison reporter Pat Schneider, who died Sept. 29 following a long battle with cancer, The Cap Times and Madison chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists are partnering to create a one-time scholarship to benefit three young journalists.
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.
More than 30 news outlets across the state have joined an effort to increase awareness about the state of homelessness in Wisconsin.
Three distinguished industry leaders will be inducted into the Wisconsin Newspaper Hall of Fame on Thursday, Nov. 14, in Madison.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association has partnered with Polco, a national civic engagement company based in Madison, to help members better engage readers and access enhanced data and insights.
Start gathering your best work of the last year, because the 2019 WNA Foundation Better Newspaper Contest portal is now open!
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