Parenting comes with plenty of challenges — and sometimes, those challenges can extend into the legal system. In Wisconsin, parents can face legal or financial consequences if their child’s actions break the law or cause harm.
Carvd N Stone and Milwaukee Film will present Voices of the Black Press, a free documentary screening and post-screening talkback centered on Black journalism and media, beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 11 at The Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee.
WisconsinEye needs to raise $250,000 (three months of its operating budget) to bridge the financial gap and allow state Capitol programming to resume.
NNA is urging members to support HR 3004, which would hold the USPS accountable for improving efficiency and service by allowing the Postal Regulatory Commission to limit its rate authority and would make volume retention an objective in evaluating rate levels.
As we enter a new year, I will once again confess – as I have before – that I am a weather nerd.
With celebrations in every corner of the state, Wisconsin invites you to ring in the New Year with local charm, cheerful crowds, and one-of-a-kind traditions.
Wisconsin’s new judicial privacy law protections “apply only when a judge issues a written request” to the Wisconsin Elections Commission, according to a new opinion issued by Max Lenz, attorney for the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.
Wisconsin Community Papers would like to help each of its member publications ring in the New Year by offering a paid, WCP-sponsored advertising campaign.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are searching for ways to restore remote access to activities in and around the Capitol after the nonprofit broadcasting organization WisconsinEye went offline this week, citing a lack of funds.
Following an order from a Racine County judge, the City of Racine must hand over full, unredacted billing statements to the Wisconsin Professional Police Association.