Massive costs need bold, innovative solutions and state legislation.

Republican U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson’s announcement that he has finally made up his mind to break his promise and run for a third term is a mixed bag for the GOP.

Gov. Tony Evers has found a way to try to weasel out of dealing with a complaint asking him to fire Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm: He secretly hired a Madison attorney who proclaimed the complaint “insufficient.”

It’s an election year and Democrats ran last time on a promise to “shut down the virus.”

This year’s inductees include a familiar name, former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk, and two other conservation stalwarts, Arlen Christenson, longtime law school faculty member at UW-Madison, and Gordon Bubolz, an Appleton attorney and businessman for whom conservation was a passion.

Mike Crute’s new talk radio station, WAUK 540 AM, will compete with local right-wing talkers.

A thriving, integrated neighborhood will be hurt by expansion plan.

It is time to choose. Are American universities committed to their professed values, or are they willing to profit from the CCP’s ongoing efforts to commit genocide, destroy the environment, and build weapons designed to kill Americans in a future war? The choice should be clear.

It’s not that the unions don’t have some legitimate arguments for keeping schools online for now. But those arguments are only marginally better than the case for opening them up. And, on the politics, the answer is clear. Open the schools.

We need collective action to protect our health.

Less than a month after being promoted, an administrator in the state Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit against Kaul and his top deputy.

Will Evers’ Pardons Hurt Him In Election? He’s bragging about setting a record. Will Republicans use it in attack ad?

The 2022 edition of the Governor’s Business Plan Contest is a chance to tap into the expertise and connections of people who can help your business grow.

On the 2021 list of the “Happiest Countries in the World,” Luxembourg ranks No. 8 on the top 10 — one place behind Sweden, one place ahead of New Zealand.

I’d like to retire, but I think the country is in too much peril.

Republicans were delighted to hear that Sen. Ron Johnson is running for re-election in Wisconsin. Democrats, however, were even happier.

The reality of January 6th is nowhere near Democrats’ rhetoric about it. January 6 was a riot and a national embarrassment, but it was not an insurrection, an attempted coup, or the worst attack on America since 9/11 or Pearl Harbor. If it was, the criminal charges would have reflected it.

Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce continues to remain silent about the January 6, 2021 sedition.

A year later, I worry that our democracy is still in a perilous place. Rather than reject the Big Lie that the 2020 election was “stolen”, many leaders have continued to repeat this conspiracy theory and promote an alternate reality where facts don’t matter.