The annual increase in postage classes heavily used by newspapers has been revealed by the US Postal Service and are relatively moderate, in line with inflation.
The National Newspaper Association, while meeting for its annual convention in Milwaukee, called for Congress to renew its commitment to postal reform in light of a new report criticizing the Postal Service for steeply rising costs despite spotty service performance.
Science journalist and author Christie Aschwanden will visit UW-Madison next week as its science writer in residence, the school announced Thursday.
James and Margaret Hardie came to the area now known as Hardie’s Creek in 1854. Four generations have now toiled in these hills.
Records from the chief clerk’s offices show Wisconsin lawmakers spent $76,905 from taxpayer-funded accounts to cover travel between Jan. 1 and Aug. 30.
Thank goodness my career of salesman ended after a few years. I liked selling and helping folks fulfill their visions. But there’s an uncertainty about the job — you never know what to expect.
Bill Barth, longtime editor of the Beloit Daily News, will be inducted Oct. 13 into the Beloit Historical Hall of Fame, the newspaper reported Friday.
The number of working-age individuals living in Wisconsin has declined for several straight years, adding to concerns about workforce challenges.
Only you can make meeting coverage valuable and interesting. If you get lazy, readers suffer. If you work hard, the public will benefit.
MILWAUKEE — The 133rd Annual National Newspaper Association Convention & Trade Show kicked off Thursday in Milwaukee and will continue through Saturday morning. The Leadership
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