The state Supreme Court race is the April election most people are paying attention to. But the other big race — the contest for state schools superintendent — is also attracting attention.
Divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. In Wisconsin, courts prioritize the best interests of the child, aiming to create stability and maintain strong relationships with both parents whenever possible.
The Marinette City Council violated the state’s Open Meeting Law with two closed sessions in 2020 discussing PFAS issues, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025. The violations were detailed in a Feb. 21 story in the Marinette EagleHerald by senior reporter Dan Kitkowski.
I still cut some wood and like to burn it, especially during cold snaps or simply as ambiance.
Rick Malecha retired Feb. 14, 2025 from the Frederic-based Inter-County Cooperative Publishing Association after 41 years with the company.
Early-career journalists worldwide can apply for a Tarbell Fellowship that awards stipends up to $50,000.
The API Local News Summit on Local Identity, History and Sustainability summit will gather approximately 60 media leaders and non-journalism experts in Nashville on April 8-9.
The next time you find yourself forming a hasty opinion, take a moment to dig a little deeper.
It’s no secret that Wisconsin has some of the most stunning lake views–but have you seen them light up in the winter months?
To Republicans, he’s Tony the Taxer. To Dems, he’s Tony the Tax Cutter.
Which is it? Maybe a little bit of both.
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