The National Newspaper Association (NNA) on Feb. 20, 2026 expressed strong approval of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that the federal government exceeded its authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) by imposing sweeping tariffs without clear Congressional authorization.
A fast-tracked bill that would provide millions in taxpayer support for University of Wisconsin Athletics and cement the university’s name, image and likeness policies into state law passed the Assembly on Thursday, Feb. 19.
Now in its third year, the Center for Integrity in News Reporting Awards will present six $25,000 cash prizes, including a new category for Investigative Reporting, alongside awards for Print, Broadcast, Cable Network, Digital Reporting, and reporting by members of the White House Correspondents’ Association.
A bipartisan measure seeking to open a competitive bidding process to solicit bids for a statewide public affairs network — a service that’s been provided by WisconsinEye for the last 18 years — while also providing temporary funds to keep WisconsinEye’s cameras running in the meantime cleared the state Senate Wednesday, Feb. 18.
The News/Media Alliance applauded the Supreme Court of the United States for its Feb. 20, 2026 decision declaring the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEPPA) tariffs as unlawful.
Sunshine Week is March 15-21, and this year, there’s an even greater need for you to get involved.
The University of Wisconsin athletic department traditionally has been self-supporting financially, but that could change under a state legislative bill that also seeks an exemption from the Wisconsin Public Records Law.
Sunshine Week, set for March 15-21, 2026, is a nonpartisan collaboration among groups in the journalism, civic, education, government and private sectors that shines a light on the importance of public records and open government.
Starting July 1, 2026, every Wisconsin public school district must limit student use of personal cellphones and other wireless devices during instructional time. Let’s review what parents should know.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers, in his final State of the State address, emphasized past accomplishments, poked and prodded GOP lawmakers and laid out goals for the months remaining in his last year in office.