A Voice for the Voiceless
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service marks five years of reaching the city’s urban neighborhoods.
Limits of Influence
How investigating who are the most influential people in Milwaukee’s media world revealed divisions that continue to exist.
What’s Next for the Journal Sentinel?
Why the sale of the Journal Sentinel was inevitable, what’s next for the paper, and why the Gannett acquisition may just be the best of a bad bunch of options.
Dropping the Bomb
The flipping of the Journal Sentinel – and what it means for readers in the future.
Green Gold
How the Journal Sentinel got lucky with a relic from its past.
Local Wit
In a talk radio market dominated by white, right-wing conservatives, the liberal-leaning, African-American Eric Von has always cut across the grain.
The Chicago Megacity: Is Regional Cooperation Possible?
A fresh look at the “Chicago Megacity” reveals people want the region to work together, but are policymakers willing to make cooperative efforts happen?
Trial Separation
Is the location of the Milwaukee County’s Children’s Court hindering the effective administration of juvenile justice?
Tim Stautberg Courts the Press
Journal Media CEO manages to give all the “right” answers.
Man at the Top
Photo credit: rangizzz/Shutterstock The man who will run the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s new parent company is in town this week, meeting with executives and others at the newspaper and its corporate offices. Currently head of the newspaper group at E.W. Scripps, Tim Stautberg (right) will in 2015 ascend to the post of CEO of the new Journal Media Group – the new Milwaukee-based company that will install the JS as the flagship of more than a dozen newspapers across the country in the complex transaction that will cede all of the Journal Communications broadcast holdings to Scripps. “It’s important for me…