Civic Media is acquiring the state’s first Black-owned radio station and its sister weekly newspaper, according to a USA TODAY NETWORK-WISCONSIN story that appeared in the Dec. 19, 2025 issue of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Snowy weekends are on the horizon, so it’s the perfect time to start planning! And in Wisconsin, there’s a winter adventure waiting around every corner.
Students in a sports writing class at Luck High School learned about the unique challenges and rewards of rural journalism and sports coverage on Thursday, Dec. 11, when two Inter-County Leader staff members visited.
A Dec. 18, 2025 column in the Kiel Tri-County News announced the retirement of sales representative Joe Mathes and office assistant Paula Gilsdorf from Delta Publications.
Gross K-12 school property taxes in Wisconsin are rising 7.8% on December bills, the largest increase in more than three decades. As a result of these and tax levies imposed by other units of local government, total tax levies are expected to see their biggest jump since at least 2018.
Glen Drew Lundt, president of the Clintonville Board of Education, has been censured by the Clintonville Board of Education after an investigation into a complaint filed against Lundt by a private citizen.
The Superior Police Department officer who was shot early Sunday, Dec. 7, will recover fully and is in good spirits, according to Superior’s Chief of Police.
Jefferson County District Attorney Monica J. Hall said no charges will be filed against a Fort Atkinson police officer in connection with the shooting death of 22-year-old Fort Atkinson male Logan S. Krahn on Oct. 26, 2025.
Holiday memories are sometimes like looking through a frosty window on a cold December morning.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Dec. 9, 2025 signed Senate Bill 440, now known as 2025 Wisconsin Act 72, relating to the required font for published legal notices by Wisconsin newspapers.