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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 6 Oct 2026

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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is Wisconsin’s largest newspaper. Published daily, it traces its origins to the launch of the Milwaukee Sentinel in 1837, before merging with the Milwaukee Journal in 1995. The publication’s editorial focus spans investigative work, statewide political coverage and community stories that show how policy decisions affect everyday life across Milwaukee and the surrounding region. Each issue moves between breaking news, deeper enterprise stories and coverage of sports, arts and culture, creating a feeling of variety that keeps readers engaged. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel also highlights voices from neighborhoods across the city, reflecting the concerns and experiences of diverse communities. This mix of service reporting and public-interest journalism gives readers essential context on the events that shape their local area. The newspaper’s investigative teams have earned significant recognition, including multiple Pulitzer Prizes, underscoring its role in shaping civic conversations. Available on PressReader, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel newspaper delivers steady, informed coverage that connects people to the stories shaping Wisconsin.

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ArticleBehold, the Octo­ber legend of Jack­son Chourio

At 6:51 p.m., not long at all after he had sent the crowd into a 125-decibel roar that ripped through the open sky at Amer­ican Fam­ily Field, per­meat­ing a belief in this team, this year, deep into the Mil­wau­kee night, there sat Jack­son Chourio....

Behold, the Octo­ber legend of Jack­son Chourio

ArticleEx-House speaker Hastert, who admit­ted to abuse, dies

Den­nis Hastert, the longest-serving Repub­lican U.S. House speaker who later admit­ted to sexu­ally abus­ing boys as a high school wrest­ling coach and pleaded guilty to charges arising from the scan­dal, has died, CBS News repor­ted Oct. 5, cit­ing a...

Ex-House speaker Hastert, who admit­ted to abuse, dies

ArticleRubio: B-1 removal unre­lated to threat

Sec­ret­ary of State Marco Rubio said Oct. 5 that there was no dir­ect link between the sud­den removal of his coun­try’s bombers from a Brit­ish air base and a sus­pec­ted Ira­nian plot at the site last week. The planes had been sta­tioned at Eng­land’s

Rubio: B-1 removal unre­lated to threat

ArticleElec­tions Com­mis­sion dis­misses chal­lenge to Dem Luna’s res­id­ency

MADISON – The Wis­con­sin Elec­tions Com­mis­sion has dis­missed a com­plaint chal­len­ging the res­id­ency of Demo­cratic Assembly can­did­ate Ismael Luna filed in August by his oppon­ent, state Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, in the wake of Luna’s primary...

Elec­tions Com­mis­sion dis­misses chal­lenge to Dem Luna’s res­id­ency