State Rep. Jim Piwowarczyk, R-Town of Erin, had four bills passed by the State Assembly, on Thursday, which aim to make government more accountable and transparent. The four bills included Assembly Bill (AB) 669, AB 757, AB 907 and AB 908.
After the Vilas County district attorney took the rare step of issuing an ultimatum, the town of Presque Isle met a Jan. 30 deadline for turning over requested records to The Lakeland Times.
A March 15, 2026 Celebration of Life is planned for former Union Grove Sun Times journalist and editor Jacqueline M. Seitz, who died Feb. 9 at age 91.
Your next winter adventure is just a drive away: This snowy season, buckle up and discover Wisconsin’s counties.
Bipartisan legislation to give WisconsinEye, the state’s version of C-SPAN, taxpayer funds to publicly broadcast state government functions unanimously cleared the state Assembly on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel will co-sponsor an open panel discussion about guns at 10 a.m. on March 7 at Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge State of Wisconsin at Prince Hall Masonic Temple, which is located at 1218 W. North Ave. on Milwaukee’s north side.
Ambrosia Wojahn, who worked at The Crawford County Independent & Kickapoo Scout while attending Laurel High School in Viroqua, has been chosen as the winner of the Ann Devroy Fellowship.
Wisconsin Senate committees — controlled by Republicans in the majority — are increasingly using paper ballots instead of meeting publicly in person to debate and vote on bills.
State policymakers provided the largest funding increase on record in 2025 for a program that reimburses municipalities to provide services to state facilities such as colleges, universities, or prisons.
The Baldwin Bulletin was first published on October 18, 1873 — one year before the Village of Baldwin was officially incorporated.