Press Forward, the nationwide movement to strengthen communities by reimagining local news, recently announced an Open Call on Infrastructure to provide up to $20 million for solutions to newsrooms’ common challenges.
A former conservative justice of the state Supreme Court could be sanctioned by the high court after a complaint was filed.
Election and democracy sentiments come to mind as controversy and conflict roll on in the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s convincing victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.
Join the Report for America (RFA) virtual information session via ZOOM from 1:15-2 p.m. on Dec. 3, when University of Wisconsin-Madison journalism students may learn about their mission and opportunity to apply for 120 reporter positions in RFA host newsrooms.
The Biden administration’s decision to increase the salary threshold for overtime pay was struck down Friday, Nov. 15, 2024, by a federal judge in Texas.
A record number of school district referenda went before voters across Wisconsin in 2024, who responded by approving them in record numbers.
Former Waunakee Tribune publisher and Waunakee village official Richard “Rich” Murphy died Nov. 9, 2024 at the age of 93.
Wisconsin winters are filled with more than just fun–they’re packed with activities and events, ranging from ice fisheries to polar plunges and radar runs.
Events don’t create issues, but the perceptions of how they are handled in Walworth County often do.
Wisconsin Watch will work with TMJ4 News and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to investigate Milwaukee County’s ‘Brady list,’ which contains the names of law enforcement officers charged with crimes or
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