Rock County Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey Kuglitsch recently ruled that the School District of Beloit violated Wisconsin’s Open Records Law when it denied a citizen a request for email addresses from one of its distribution lists, according to a story in the Jan. 22, 2025 issue of the Beloit Daily News.
The WNA will hold a Student Jobs Fair at the upcoming annual convention at the Madison Concourse Hotel from 1-1:30 p.m. on Friday, March 7.
State and local taxes fell once again as a share of Wisconsinites’ incomes in 2024, pushing this ratio — known as the state and local tax burden — to its lowest level since at least 1970.
Filing for divorce in Wisconsin can feel complicated and overwhelming, but it’s a process you can navigate with the right information.
The state’s latest population projection presents a troubling outlook for Wisconsin over the next 25 years with a drop in youth numbers.
It’s Super Bowl Season, which means it’s also sports bar season! We’re letting you in on some of the best and busiest sports bars to watch the big game across the state.
The WNA recently announced the winners for the 2024 Wisconsin Civics Games Editorial Writing & Cartoon Contest but we still need your help getting the word out regarding the winners and promoting the Civics Games.
A Jan. 19 memorial service is planned for former Lodi Enterprise managing editor Peg Zaemisch, who died Jan. 6, 2025 at the age of 76 in Clintonville.
Delivering news is hard work as editors well know. Stories don’t just fall in your lap. You must develop news sources, which can be a painstaking process. Sources willingly share good news. When bad news surfaces, they often create detours and roadblocks.
As consumers turn more heavily to online purchases, cardboard recycling has more than doubled in Wisconsin since 2013, while other paper recycling has dropped by 36%.
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