Discover historic Wisconsin landmarks
Jun. 22, 2026
From grand mansions and centuries-old churches to wineries and mining settlements, Wisconsin’s past is waiting to be explored.
From grand mansions and centuries-old churches to wineries and mining settlements, Wisconsin’s past is waiting to be explored.
A third-generation publisher in southwest Minnesota is offering a free twice-weekly newsletter about artificial intelligence.
Tia Bethke has joined the staff of The Gazette in Janesville as a summer editorial intern.
The latest straw poll from the Dem convention showed Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez to be the favorite of party activists attending the gathering; state Rep. Francesca Hong just behind in second place.
Wisconsin has seen an ongoing decline in the number of students enrolled in its school districts, but the numbers of schools and their staffing levels have not followed the same path.
The Platteville Journal has moved its office to 185 E. Pine St. in Platteville.
The Tri-County News will host a social for retiring sports editor Craig Hoffman and new sports editor Drew Piepenburg from 3-6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24 in the North Room at Altona Supper Club, which is located in New Holstein.
At the East Troy Electric Railroad and Museum, visitors not only can browse vintage items on display but also board and ride restored cars dating to the days of interurban travel.
With the approach of Father’s Day, and having reached a certain age, the occasion brings reflection. It’s remembering what Dad and Papaw entrusted to me.
The National Newspaper Association (NNA) has joined a campaign by journalism and good government organizations to require federal courts to end the sale of public documents through the courts’ PACER system. NNA joins others in promoting free access to these records.