Decision by Gannett and McClatchey to drop AP will reduce state news coverage.

Regardless of our zip codes, race, or backgrounds, we all deserve fair access to the ballot. Our freedom to vote is a fundamental right. These constitutional amendments would limit those freedoms.

On Feb. 14, Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, tried to gain access to the Casa Alitas shelter. Employees had to call 911 to have him removed from the property. Tiffany then accused Casa Alitas and the humanitarian aid group Tucson Samaritans of “aiding illegals” and called for them to be investigated by Congress and the Department of Justice.

This three-year operational referendum will come to a fourth year. If Beloit voters write a check now, the district should consider itself on notice.

Wagner is being tried for second-degree reckless endangerment against, yes, you guessed it, a known, violent drug dealer / felon that Wagner was tasked with apprehending.

If the choice comes down to Biden or the hard-left, I’m with him.

It’s rich that even in neighboring Iowa, where Republicans have reelected a genuinely old man, Charles Grassley, to continue representing them in the Senate, Biden’s supposed feebleness is a major issue there, too.

The resolutions from Madison, Dane County and Milwaukee County differ somewhat in their language, as do resolutions from across the country. There’s a consistent call for cease-fire, and many of them also call for ending or placing restrictions upon U.S. military aid to Israel.

Both referendum questions relate to elections administration.

Incumbent Tearman Spencer has caused countless problems for City of Milwaukee.

Interoffice relations, open records violations apparently don’t warrant sanctions in Evers’ office.

Working out of her basement office in the State Capitol, Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski is waging a scrappy, under-the-radar fight to protect elections and democracy in Wisconsin.

Fair voting maps are key to communities getting the resources, funding, and legislation the people truly want and need at the end of the day. But this is only the beginning. In order to continue on the progress we have made and address the issues that plague Wisconsin, we must remain engaged with what is going on locally and statewide.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has refused to hear a case challenging the congressional districts.

The selection of Joe Gothard as Madison’s next public schools superintendent has met with widespread praise, including from me. But digging a little deeper into his record raises some concerns.

Tech platform challenges Florida, Texas laws as unconstitutional.

We are on track to make significant improvements in broadband access and affordability – but that progress is being put at risk by unelected bureaucrats in Washington. I hope these regulators will reconsider their overly-prescriptive approach and put families and students first.

My local journalism package will leverage public funds smartly and strategically, directing government aid toward communities that need it most while protecting journalistic integrity and independence.

Latest entry in a series of profiles of persevering small towns in the Badger State — and the value of civil society.

On one side are traditionally liberal, longtime residents who have supported the city with open pocketbooks for decades. On the other side is a critical mass of mostly younger political activists — presumably newer to the city — who wish to make over Madison with a vision they prefer.