Sam Roe, a Pulitzer Prize winner and four-time finalist, has been chosen to lead the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s investigative team, the newspaper announced Thursday.
Duane H. Freitag, a retired newspaper reporter and editor, recently published “A Common Treasure,” a book on the early history of New Glarus.
Alan Eisenberg, a colorful and controversial Milwaukee figure who served as editor of a Latino newspaper, died Friday, Aug. 16. He was 77.
I really nailed it this past week, and I have no one to blame but myself. My dirty boots and an old nail combined to prompt a tetanus scare.
National Newspaper Association President Andrew Johnson expressed his appreciation to the four sponsors of the Freedom of Information Act bill.
Of the 48 guards who accepted transfers to take advantage of a pay increase for working in Wisconsin’s most understaffed prisons, fewer than 25% went to the two facilities with the highest vacancy rates.
Life expectancy in Wisconsin has declined for the second straight year, due in large part to an increase in deaths caused by alcohol, drugs and suicide.
MADISON – Rob Zaleski, a longtime Madison journalist who spent more than 20 years at The Capital Times, has written a new book titled, “Ed Garvey Unvarnished: Lessons from a Visionary Progressive.”
“You’ll Never Walk Alone” kept growing on me each time. I like singing the song more and more. It has a deeper meaning than just being another love song.
Three former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel journalists are among eight inductees to the Milwaukee Press Club’s Media Hall of Fame for 2019, the club announced Monday.
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