Watch for ways to remove weight bias from your workplace
Oct. 29, 2025
As awareness grows about the impact of weight bias, employers should understand how bias can appear – and how to prevent it.
As awareness grows about the impact of weight bias, employers should understand how bias can appear – and how to prevent it.
Next year Wisconsin voters will see the first open governor’s race since 2010 with Dem Gov. Tony Evers opting against a run for a third four-year term.
The Wisconsin Newspaper Association, the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association, and Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin held the online event “Reporting with Care: Media, Victims and Marsy’s Law in Wisconsin” on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025 at noon Central Time via Zoom.
On November 10, 2025, the Great Lakes will mark the 50th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a haunting event that remains one of the most gripping maritime mysteries in Wisconsin’s history.
The Medford Kiwanis Club held its annual meeting Oct. 15 at BS Bar and Catering in Medford, where the club recognized award recipients, installed new officers and board members.
A surprise Oct. 19 celebration at the Random Lake Historical Museum marked 50-plus years for Gary Feider as editor of The Sounder in Random Lake.
Phil Pfuehler, a retired River Falls Journal editor and long-time area resident, recently wrote “Breathing Pages,” a fictional novel about the fading of traditional media outlets and the consumption of media through devices.
State Rep. Amanda Nedweski is drafting legislation and calling for an informational hearing to address student safety following a Cap Times report about the Wisconsin
Taylor Hale is the new assistant editor at the Dodge County Pionier, Kewaskum Statesman, and Campbellsport News.
Milwaukee County’s proposed 2026 budget avoids position cuts and service reductions in most departments, but it also shows significant cracks in the county’s recent budget stability.