The Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council will celebrate its 40th anniversary Tuesday, Oct. 30, at the Wisconsin State Capitol. The event will include speakers, cake, the unveiling of open government artwork and the council’s new logo, and a celebration of open government.
As the 2018 primary election season wrapped up last week, Middleton-based Ballotpedia.org reached one billion page views since being founded in 2006.
Fall, for many, is a time for all things spooky, gory, and haunted. Here are five spooky ways to celebrate Halloween in Wisconsin:
You would think a good economy would mean clear sailing for Wisconsin incumbents. But the coming midterm elections could turn that notion on its head.
Chow mein noodles are crunchy and fried until they are crisp. Lo mein noodles are soft and mixed with shredded vegetables and sauces. Which do you prefer?
YoungStar is designed to improve child care quality in Wisconsin by evaluating and rating providers and sharing those ratings with parents.
James B. Nelson, a reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, has been named president-elect of the Milwaukee Press Club.
An international trend in favor of the “right to be forgotten” is leading newspapers to rethink their policies on taking down published news articles.
The U.S. Senate debate is set for 7 p.m. Oct. 19 in Milwaukee, followed by the gubernatorial debate at 8 p.m. in Madison.
Readers of the Ashland Daily Press this week began receiving the print newspaper just twice a week, the newspaper announced.
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