An annual readership survey conducted by the National Newspaper Association showed that community newspaper readers are voters, and they rely on the newspapers for trustworthy information on the candidates.
Top polling experts will discuss issues and trends that will affect the 2020 presidential campaign on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at WisPolitics.com’s inaugural Midwest Polling Summit.
If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, maybe now is the time to consider buying a weekly newspaper or starting one in a “news desert,” a community that no longer has a newspaper.
Those seeking a pardon from Gov. Tony Evers were more likely to have a drug conviction than any other offense, a WisPolitics.com review shows.
There are so many things to do with what the good earth provides. Here are four recipes to use with fresh garden tomatoes, cucumbers and zucchini.
The extent to which Milwaukee relies on tax increment financing to fund its streetcar, The Hop, sets it apart from streetcar systems in other cities.
The Department of Labor has eliminated the requirement that employers inform U.S. workers of available agricultural job opportunities by publishing listings in the local print
Marilyn J. (Long) Christopherson, who served as owner and editor of two newspapers in Bayfield County, died Tuesday, Sept. 17, in Duluth, Minn.
After six years with Unified Newspaper Group, Scott Girard is leaving his assistant editor role to become an education reporter for The Cap Times in Madison.
Just weeks after celebrating his one-year anniversary, Baldwin Bulletin editor Matt Anderson announced Thursday that this week would be his last at the newspaper.
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