Gov. Tony Evers could firmly return Wisconsin onto the green energy map when he makes his budget proposal speech next Wednesday, Feb. 15.

Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is already delivering results for the people of Wisconsin.

The first thing President Joe Biden did the morning after he delivered his State of the Union address was to board a plane for Wisconsin, taking his message directly to the blue-collar, swing state voters he hopes will propel his reelection in 2024.

Decision is correct on the 2nd Amendment, but it also reveals the plight of domestic abuse victims in our justice system.

The Farm Bill, or the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, as the current version is officially titled, was created in the 1930s to help keep farms from failing during the depression.

Most news and talk stations in state are dominated by right-wing voices.

The woke war on red school districts.

Carlton Jenkins announced his retirement effective at the end of July, after only three years as Madison schools superintendent.

By defending democracy itself, and the values that undergird it, like equal protection under the law, Biden did the country a real service in his State of the Union address.

It was a very good night for President Joe Biden.

If we take just a minute to step back and see the grandeur of the SOTU, the process of how our government operates, and the attempts at decorum (minus the ones who acted boorishly with outbursts), all while robust policy disputes stew below the surface, we then can understand the power of this tradition.

For some unhealthy reason, the mini coalitions in the Republican party have decided that a circular firing squad and name-calling are more important and self-righteous than the ultimate goal of winning elections and controlling the political discourse.

Gov. Tony Evers proposes improved program to provide that support.

A school that’s making Milwaukee’s future men navigates harsh fiscal environment.

Those who want to “escape” to Florida, its bad schools, regressive government and perennial climate disasters to avoid paying an income tax that benefits all, I say good riddance.

Former justice is a constitutional conservative committed to the rule of law.

Too many voters can’t see—or don’t care—why Wisconsin’s highest court once deserved national acclaim and now is a disgrace. Impartial justice, how sweet the sound, once lost not easily found.

If every Assembly district had 3 representatives rather than 1 the result would be dramatic

If we agree that we want the best life possible for future generations, I think we have to agree to do what we can to mitigate climate change.