Wisconsin’s “Dark Store” loophole is becoming a growing problem in municipalities of all sizes across the state. Wealthy corporations have rigged the system and taxpayers are left footing the bill.

While the amount of data campaigns are collecting on voters in the Internet age is alarming, it is hardly surprising. Social media users who think their personal information isn’t already being swapped all over the world are deluding themselves, and Cambridge Analytica is simply the natural progression of an oversharing culture.

Not for one moment should there be any foundation given to the idea that an empty elected office in the statehouse does not matter—or too costly to fill.

It is not just because Ryan will never support gun control or stymies consideration of limited reforms. Ryan does not get it that he is Speaker of the entire House of Representatives. Nor does he seem to understand that he helps lead an equal, separate branch of government.

The Spring 2018 issue of “Wisconsin Natural Resources” magazine is a wonderful lens through which to see the harm Walker has inflicted on Wisconsin, our environment, DNR priorities and oversight.

If government agencies are not held accountable, small procedural oversteps can become large abuses of power. That’s why it matters that Wisconsin’s education agency has failed in at least seven places to follow the required administrative rule-making process for a proposed regulation.

On March 22, 2017, the unimaginable happened in Rothschild, Wisconsin, just outside of Wausau. Four people were murdered by a man who went on a rampage. The tight-knit Wausau community was devastated, and is still focusing on healing, grieving, and honoring the deceased victims of this unthinkable tragedy.

Trickery has become the staple of politics on the local, state and national level – deception the public needs to know about.

North Division controversy raises issue: which schools best serve low-income black students?