Intercity passenger rail to Madison would benefit all of Wisconsin.

Governor, legislature should seek compromise on these policy priorities.

One of the saddest stories I read over the holidays was a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that found that the number of children killed by firearms is rising alarmingly.

Adversity can bring out the best in many people and businesses, as past economic downturns have demonstrated. Who knows? The 2023 version of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest may provide new examples of success born in tough times.

A big surplus could buy more than tax cuts and spending increases. It could provide the means for better, more cooperative relationships between state leaders.

So much of the tax reform conversation at the national level is aimed at corporate America, but right now we actually have an opportunity at the state level to send money back to families and businesses on Main Street.

Assembly Majority Leader Tyler August, R-Lake Geneva, is again leading a constitutional amendment prohibiting private organizations like the Center for Tech & Civic Life from dropping millions of dollars into election administration. The bill passed the Legislature last session, and will be coming up for a vote again this session. Passage for a second time would put the measure before voters.

Unsettling but unmistakable signs from the DNR.

Keith Findley has been working to free wrongfully convicted inmates for 25 years.

While there are many like Harry Wait who seem at some level to care about the nation, would it not make more sense to foster a commitment to some goal that would actually be able to show a benefit and garner public applause, rather than continual and justified rebukes.