The Antigo Public Library celebrated the completion of its “Enjoy History as It Happened” digitizing project with a program, music and refreshments on Wednesday, July 15.
Former Wisconsin State Journal reporter and editor Cary Segall died on July 3, 2026 at age 76.
In Wisconsin, National Picnic Month is a great reminder that some of the best summer memories happen outside.
Two media outlets are suing the state Department of Administration over records related to a Democratic state lawmaker who was charged with disorderly conduct following a dispute with party leaders last year.
The Iron County Miner recently welcomed Brianne Cook to the staff as a reporter.
Tri-County News columnist Ruth Wasmer is taking a leave of absence from writing her column “Ruth’s Reflections,” according to editor Mark Sherry.
Most people expect employers to review their resume and work history, but what surprises many is that some employers also review applicants’ credit reports before making a hiring decision.
Wisconsin ranks 8th among the states in a new national report that assesses the state of all 50 states.
Journalism-related causes received significant financial support from the William T. Evjue Foundation, the charitable arm of The Capital Times, which announced $2.4 million in grants on July 8, 2026.
The Edgerton Reporter won five advertising and seven editorial awards in the 2026 National Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest.