Wisconsin journalist Shelly Kittleson, who was kidnapped and held captive for eight days earlier this year in Iraq, shared her story with The Atlantic magazine. Portions of it were republished April 23 in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and USA Today Network-Wisconsin.
With the ground thawing and the first blooms starting to pop up across Wisconsin, now is the perfect time to hit the state’s agritourism trail.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association Foundation (WNAF) will honor 11 member publishers who passed away in 2024 and 2025 beginning at 11 a.m. on June 5, 2026 WNAF Memorial Publishers Pylon.
The Google News Initiative Growth Catalyst program is back for 2026. Applications are open for publishers with strong plans to expand into new markets.
The Associated Press next week will convene reporters, editors and leaders from AP and across the news industry for a series of online conversations about the essential role of a free and independent press.
Voters across Wisconsin approved 46 of 75 school district referenda this spring, a 61.3% approval rate that aligns with a recent downward trend.
A May 2 service has been scheduled for political reporter Dan Bice, who worked for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for 33 years and died on April 21, 2026 from complications due to esophageal cancer on his 62nd birthday.
After nearly 20 years in its West Mill Street location, the Vilas County News-Review is relocating to a new building later this month.
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.