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Seeing a true legacy that heroification has kept long hidden.

Last year, as a newly elected legislator, she worked with state Rep. Kristina Shelton, D-Green Bay, to develop an Economic Justice Bill of Rights, which they introduced with almost two dozen Assembly cosponsors and six senators.

I think I’ve hit on Pres. Joe Biden’s fundamental problem: he was never a mayor. When you’ve been a mayor of a liberal city you learn one thing right out of the gate: the left is never, ever satisfied.

Despite an improved score for MPS, many problems remain.

Bills moving through both houses of the Legislature, critics say, would bar an increasingly popular free-market way for employers to save on expensive specialty drugs.

Government broadband boondoggle unnecessary and a huge risk for property taxpayers

Johnson’s reversal is a reminder that politicians seldom go willingly.

Local governments still are wearing the handcuffs that Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislators slapped on them a decade ago. Those handcuffs prohibit local governments from raising property taxes beyond the rate of new growth.

Christian religious leaders grasp science and strongly urge vaccinations.

Agard refuses to give up on the fight for science, common sense and the truth.

Turns out, as it always does when you look at where federal tax dollars end up in this country, Wisconsin is bringing up the tail end in the scramble for COVID cash.

While we may have disagreed with many of his policies, there was no question that he had the best interests of Wisconsin citizens at heart.

If climate change is a critical issue for the members of our society who make up a significant and growing portion of the workforce and who will soon constitute a majority of the electorate, why aren’t businesses and politicians doing more to address it?

Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Michael Bohren ordered the Wisconsin Elections Commission rescind its guidance that permitted the widespread use of drop boxes and the practice of ballot harvesting in the 2020 presidential election.

The problem is not with the structure or mission of the Wisconsin Elections Commission. The problem is with the people who run it and the refusal of lawmakers to hold them accountable.

Fentanyl strips are a way for those who use illicit drugs to check and make sure they are not ingesting or using a drug that contains fentanyl.

Gannett cuts back all of its Wisconsin papers except Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

High-profile, entitled professional athletes who think they can flout rules by refusing to be vaccinated against COVID-19 wring much of the fun from sports as a distraction from the gravity of the real world.

The list of those who want to replace senator reads like a comedy of errors.

In blocking enforcement of President Biden’s vaccine mandate for businesses of 100 employees or more, the Supreme Court struck an important blow for the separation of powers and against the tyranny of the bureaucracy.

Seeing a true legacy that heroification has kept long hidden.

Last year, as a newly elected legislator, she worked with state Rep. Kristina Shelton, D-Green Bay, to develop an Economic Justice Bill of Rights, which they introduced with almost two dozen Assembly cosponsors and six senators.

I think I’ve hit on Pres. Joe Biden’s fundamental problem: he was never a mayor. When you’ve been a mayor of a liberal city you learn one thing right out of the gate: the left is never, ever satisfied.

Despite an improved score for MPS, many problems remain.

Bills moving through both houses of the Legislature, critics say, would bar an increasingly popular free-market way for employers to save on expensive specialty drugs.

Government broadband boondoggle unnecessary and a huge risk for property taxpayers

Johnson’s reversal is a reminder that politicians seldom go willingly.

Local governments still are wearing the handcuffs that Gov. Scott Walker and GOP legislators slapped on them a decade ago. Those handcuffs prohibit local governments from raising property taxes beyond the rate of new growth.

Christian religious leaders grasp science and strongly urge vaccinations.

Agard refuses to give up on the fight for science, common sense and the truth.

Turns out, as it always does when you look at where federal tax dollars end up in this country, Wisconsin is bringing up the tail end in the scramble for COVID cash.

While we may have disagreed with many of his policies, there was no question that he had the best interests of Wisconsin citizens at heart.

If climate change is a critical issue for the members of our society who make up a significant and growing portion of the workforce and who will soon constitute a majority of the electorate, why aren’t businesses and politicians doing more to address it?

Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Michael Bohren ordered the Wisconsin Elections Commission rescind its guidance that permitted the widespread use of drop boxes and the practice of ballot harvesting in the 2020 presidential election.

The problem is not with the structure or mission of the Wisconsin Elections Commission. The problem is with the people who run it and the refusal of lawmakers to hold them accountable.

Fentanyl strips are a way for those who use illicit drugs to check and make sure they are not ingesting or using a drug that contains fentanyl.

Gannett cuts back all of its Wisconsin papers except Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

High-profile, entitled professional athletes who think they can flout rules by refusing to be vaccinated against COVID-19 wring much of the fun from sports as a distraction from the gravity of the real world.

The list of those who want to replace senator reads like a comedy of errors.

In blocking enforcement of President Biden’s vaccine mandate for businesses of 100 employees or more, the Supreme Court struck an important blow for the separation of powers and against the tyranny of the bureaucracy.