Few people know Janesville or Rock County better than former Wisconsin State Sen. Tim Cullen, who proves the point again with his new book. It’s called “Disassembled,” and Cullen’s subtitle is a mouthful and a solid indicator of what readers can expect: “A native son on Janesville and General Motors, a story of grit, race, gender and wishful thinking and what it means for America.”

The data shows MPS trails other metro area districts in per-pupil spending.

While they thumbed their noses at farm assistance in 2019 and before, now they decided to go full bore. You wouldn’t be wrong to say that Evers’ call for a special session shamed them into it.

A suspicious lack of record keeping throughout the Evers Administration is just one example of its open disdain for transparent government and a solid reminder why journalists promote “Sunshine Week” every March.

In this time of divided government the Legislature may not be able to get sweeping tax reform signed into law, but they can take bold action and create constitutional safeguards to permanently defend Wisconsin taxpayers from tax hikes advocated for by tax-and-spend special interests.

Black History month, in part, is about acknowledging what people could do and create, when given access and opportunity.

$630 million for roads and infrastructure for Foxconn while highways across state fall apart.

This cannot be a political issue now — the health of the public is at stake.

Expect skyrocketing costs, poorer care, and bigger salaries for fat cat executives.

Edward G. Ryan doesn’t deserve to have his bust guarding the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s hearing room where five female justices now preside.

In the Sunday Wisconsin State Journal, on the Op-Ed page, there was a column about former Wisconsin Chief Justice Edward G. Ryan. A Milwaukee lawyer wrote that it was time to remove the bust of Ryan from the notable position that it now holds outside of the court chamber in Madison due to his views of women.

Given their profit priorities, no wonder television networks and cable channels missed the big lesson of Mike Bloomberg’s flabbergasting expenditures and loss in his flirtation with the presidency. If they stop and think about it, the Bloomberg debacle cast a deep shadow on their basic beliefs in marketing, advertising and the virtues of data collection that underlie our consumer society.

It wasn’t just that Elizabeth Warren lost, it’s that somehow none of the other supremely capable women have been deemed “electable” either.

Multimodal Local Supplement Grant awards only scratch the surface of our road challenges.

College grads paying interest rates as high as 11% when home loans are 3%. The solution is obvious.

Bernie Sanders is no more of a communist than the state’s most revered politician, “Fighting Bob” La Follette.

Biden is ready to help rural America develop economically, giving small farmers a leg up. Fair trade and not trade wars. He stands with the middle class, people of color, women and LGBT. All of America, including Wisconsin, will see change.

The veto is the essence of a special interest sellout.

While we can’t control what happens at the federal level, there is something we can do right here, at home, in Wisconsin — expand Medicaid.