A letter to Wisconsin Newspaper Association members
Jan. 9, 2020
An open letter to Wisconsin Newspaper Association members from WNA Executive Director Beth Bennett.
An open letter to Wisconsin Newspaper Association members from WNA Executive Director Beth Bennett.
John Clark, a longtime newspaper veteran who spent 12 years as a publisher in Wisconsin, will retire at the end of this month.
In seven of Wisconsin’s 10 largest cities, there were fewer police officers per capita in 2018 than a decade earlier, even as their police spending levels and violent crime rates both increased.
A new poll question from Polco regarding legal sports betting in Wisconsin is now available to be used by WNA members on their websites.
Contrary to popular belief, you will need to wait another year before the third decade of the 21st century begins. Aren’t calendars fun?
Here are eight tips from Bart Pfankuch that you can use to make your reporting more objective.
Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul says Republican legislative leaders have wasted taxpayer money by paying private attorneys $19,670 so far to review proposed settlements under a lame-duck law he says doesn’t work.
Emily Ristow, who spent the last six years at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, has been named director of local news transformation for American Press Institute
Hot pot dinner is one of my most favorite meals. Now that the weather is getting cold(er), it is time! Here is a quick guide to hosting your own hot pot.
On Nov. 20, Gov. Tony Evers signed into law a provision allowing for the electronic processing of a newspaper legal notices and corresponding affidavits. Wisconsin
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