Outside of UW-Madison, the argument that the colleges have huge multiplier effect on communities and the state is nonsensical.

The use of legalized government murder has been off the table — with a few exceptions — for more than a decade. The feds stopped using it in 2003 and several states, even those who have the death penalty, have declared moratoriums on its use.

I don’t have words of encouragement or hope, only desperation and heartache and fear, only pleading for some small action to change something, because this is the way it is. But this isn’t the way it has to be.

Two years after project announced, what’s left of that world-shattering deal?

The phantom thread under the presidential debates weaves back to how well the Democrats did in 2018.

The column below reflects the views of the author, and these opinions are neither endorsed nor supported by WisOpinion.com. In recent weeks, the nation’s top refining lobby has targeted Wisconsin airwaves and opinion pages with attacks against Midwest biofuels, made

As reported this week, a referendum for Milwaukee Public Schools is being discussed by district administrators.

Average parole time far longer in Wisconsin; system returns many parolees to prison.

Switching to a progressive income tax structure would drive Illinois even further behind Wisconsin.

U.S. Sen, Tammy Baldwin, D-Madison, share strategies to help Democratic presidential candidates compete in the Midwest.

As a presidential candidate, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren offers detailed policy plans. But is that the smart thing to do politically?

While he commands the news cycles with another bizarre and outlandish tweet that every media outlet feels obligated to report, the sleaze among his appointees continues unnoticed.

Lack of minority high school and college grads and wide prosperity gaps will only exacerbate the region’s growing employee shortage, business leaders fear.