Law Day: When you don’t get your way—and why it still matters
Apr. 15, 2026
Whether it’s voting, attending a local meeting, or serving in your community, the strength of our system comes from people being involved.
Whether it’s voting, attending a local meeting, or serving in your community, the strength of our system comes from people being involved.
An April 23 celebration of life is set for former Crawford County Independent and Kickapoo Scout columnist John F. Gibbs, age 80, of Gays Mills, who passed away on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at Lakeview Health Center in West Salem.
Identity theft can happen quickly and fixing it can take time. In Wisconsin, consumers have tools and legal protections to help limit the damage, but acting quickly matters.
Lakeland Times publisher Gregg Walker has filed an open records complaint against Vilas County zoning administrator David Sadenwasser, alleging that his response to a records request omitted emails the newspaper later obtained independently — communications that could prove pivotal in potential litigation.
The 2026 version of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association Directory is now accessible.
Adams MultiMedia has announced a leadership change at The Janesville Gazette.
Jay Rothman is out, and the search is on for his replacement. But there remains some mystery about the back story.
When spring creeps into Wisconsin, there’s a sudden urgency to complete lots of outdoor chores to wipe away the remnants of winter and even fall.
On April 7, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin demanded answers from Postmaster General David Steiner regarding long-term mail delays and staffing shortages at post offices across Wisconsin.
Across Wisconsin, gardens begin to bloom, greenhouses come to life, and outdoor spaces invite visitors to slow down and soak in the season of spring.