An establishment that for so long failed to apply known science has no place dismissing parents.

The good news is this bloated monster of a budget is dead on arrival at the hands of the Legislature and its Joint Committee on Finance.

Area Saturation Patrol is the answer and after reading retired Police Captian Glenn D. Frankovis’ book of the same title, it’s a common-sense solution.

When a governor brought everyone to the table.

We are greatly diminished by the passing of Tony Earl. However, we should also appreciate and celebrate that we are better for his life of dedication to humanity and service to the people of Wisconsin.

Tony, a legislator, cabinet secretary and governor, was the epitome of what a politician ought to be.

Most politicians desperately want us to believe in them. But Tony Earl believed in us, in our capacity to know when it was time to make hard choices, in our basic decency and in our ability to put aside prejudices. And he remained optimistic, though not naive, until the end.

With the passing of Tony Earl, we know we have lost more than a man many respected and admired. We also have lost another slice of decency and honor which was a staple of our state politics.

If elected to be the deciding vote on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, she won’t just be a liberal activist; she will be the end of justice itself.

The U.S. experienced 39 mass murders — three or more fatalities — in the first six weeks of 2023 alone. The scenes of anguish and political inaction are increasingly familiar to Americans.

Milwaukee’s criminal justice system fails to hold people accountable at virtually every step of the process. It fails Milwaukee. It fails to keep Milwaukee safe. And it failed Peter Jerving.