Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed Senate Bill 16, which would have required the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association to be subject to state open meeting and public records laws, on Friday, March 27.
The City of Eagle River, as a result of action taken during the city council’s March 10 meeting, will implement a fee schedule for open records requests
From tucked-away river towns to vibrant downtown districts, Wisconsin’s art scene is as dynamic as the landscapes that inspire it.
Nearly 200 students representing 52 teams from 33 schools across Wisconsin will take part in the 2026 Wisconsin Civics Games, demonstrating student engagement in civics education and democratic participation statewide.
Newspapers should copyright their websites because, in practical terms, it formalizes and strengthens control over their most valuable asset: original journalism.
Questions have arisen from the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s membership regarding if and how they can implement the use of electronic proof of publication and the affidavits that are required to accompany the proof of publication.
Multi Media Channels has made a recently published e-book entitled Dignity in Care available to members of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association.
The Herb Kohl Educational Foundation on March 26 announced the 2026 Teacher Fellowship and Principal Leadership award recipients. These distinguished educators from traditional public, charter and private schools across the state are recognized for their exceptional leadership, dedication to students, and commitment to educational excellence.
A Michigan company hired by the City of Ashland to replace water meters was fined $10,000 by state regulators last fall for using unlicensed workers to perform plumbing installations, according to enforcement records.
Lake Geneva’s newest course opens May 19 at the Grand Geneva Resort. It’s called Wee Nip.