A conservative advocacy group has filed a complaint against the state Department of Public Instruction alleging it broke state open meetings and records laws nearly two years ago when it contracted with a private contractor to revise educational proficiency standards.
Call it the tale of two swing districts:
Two Republican members of Congress in Wisconsin. Two different personalities. Two very different outlooks for the fall.
The power and significance of the heart has been on my mind the past few months after a medical journey of appointments, tests and procedures that is a stark reminder of my mortality and the future.
In honor of National Brunch Month, we’re serving up Wisconsin’s ultimate brunch bucket list — featuring five all-time favorites you need to try this April.
An April 24, 2026 Celebration of Life is planned for retired Darlington Republican Journal publisher Brian Lund, age 68, who died at home on April 14, 2026.
An Oneida County Circuit Court judge found Minocqua Brewing Company owner Kirk Bangstad guilty Tuesday, April 14 of disorderly conduct, after Bangstad entered a no-contest plea to the charge stemming from a June 27, 2025, incident outside his Front Street establishment.
A month after the Eagle River City Council adopted a fee schedule for open records requests, the new policy was the center of contention at the council’s April 14 meeting, during which the newspaper’s requests were discussed.
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A photo from the April 15, 2026 issue of the Trempealeau County Times shows cleanup efforts under way Friday, April 9 at the site of the former Blair Press at 109 N. Gilbert St.
Milwaukee County municipalities may stand to benefit by working collaboratively to conduct property assessments, either with an in-house or contract assessor.