From livestock shows and live music to carnival rides and legendary fair food, Wisconsin’s county fairs are the perfect excuse to plan a weekend getaway.
The Wisconsin NewsMedia Association announced July 27 that it has entered into an agreement with the Wisconsin Community Papers (WCP) under which the WCP will dissolve as an organization and transfer its assets, programs, and operations to the Wisconsin NewsMedia Association.
Former Kewaskum Statesman publisher Lana Harbeck Kuehl, age 76, of Kewaskum, passed away on Sunday, July 19, 2026 at home after fighting COPD for more than a decade.
The Associated Press has released updated newsroom standards governing the use of artificial intelligence, reinforcing that AI can assist journalists with specific tasks.
Kristin Radtke has been named editor of Berlin Journal Newspapers after serving the organization for 21 years.
In August 2025, more than 10 inches of rain fell in Wisconsin in less than a day, triggering widespread flooding and causing more than $240 million in damage to private and public property in the Milwaukee area.
You hire a contractor, pay a deposit, and then the calls stop. Weeks pass. The work never starts – or stops midway – and you’re left wondering whether you’ve been scammed or just unlucky. Unfortunately, this scenario is common in home improvement projects, but Wisconsin law gives homeowners tools to respond.
Facing exponential growth in the ways in which we use and depend upon energy — and the resulting rising demand for access to natural gas and electricity in our state to provide that energy — both small and large users and providers are dealing with questions about cost and affordability.
President Donald J. Trump on July 20, 2026 issued proclamations imposing duties on a range of imports from Canada in response to the retaliatory duties it has imposed against US products as a result of the ongoing trade disputes.
After 173 years of serving Wisconsin’s newspaper industry, the Wisconsin Newspaper Association (WNA) today announced it will adopt a new name: the Wisconsin NewsMedia Association (WNA).