End of county bus routes 61 and 6 means no connection to jobs in other counties.

For 21 years, Couper brought to Madison a whole new philosophy on how policing ought to be done in a rapidly changing world.

John Imes, executive director for Wisconsin Environmental Initiative, shares insights from the Verge18 conference in Oakland. The three-day conference and expo brings stakeholders together to explore ways to accelerate the clean economy through technology and sustainability.

Most Wisconsin voters support more choices on the ballot and want all qualified candidates to be included in debates. Other polls have indicated that voters would prefer more than two choices, not less. That is not how the Wisconsin Association of Broadcasters sees it. As it has in previous years, the WBA is planning to exclude all candidates except the Democratic and Republican nominees from their televised debate for candidates for governor while still calling it a “Gubernatorial Debate.

My qualifications are clear: I have done the job very well for many years. I have fought the moves by Republicans to transfer duties to the control of the governor. My priorities are to provide good service to the public that require information despite the stripping of the office of staff and responsibilities.

Gov. Walker has shown more support for apprenticeship and careers in the skilled trades than any other governor in our lifetime.

The Wisconsin Building Trades support the expansion of youth apprenticeship when done carefully and as a stepping stone to a registered apprenticeship when a person reaches the age of 18. But the more practical way to expose Wisconsin students to trade and technical careers is to actually fund K-12 education, specifically industrial-arts and technical-education programs in middle school and high school.

He was going to get tough on Medicaid, now runs away from the issue.

The diplomatic outrage in much of the West and the Mideast may have been immediate — except for Trump. The U.S. Congress is anxious to step in and force the White House to act, but foreign affairs remain an executive priority.

Greed knows no bounds in the pharmaceutical world. They’re going to get their share plus billions more even if folks need to die to make it happen.

Once again Congress defaulted on passing the farm bill, and once again, it results in nearly 40 important programs being left without an authorization, which means without funding.

On today’s Daily Standard Podcast, Weekly Standard senior writer Michael Warren joins host Charlie Sykes to discuss Senator Elizabeth Warren’s DNA ad and whether or not it will help her chances in 2020.

If you think voters should choose their representatives rather than the other way around, you should vote in the Nov. 6 election.

Homeowners in 148 school districts across Wisconsin will be getting an unexpected tax cut next year, but many of those districts would prefer to keep that a secret – and backfill those savings with new spending.

Halloween is around the corner, but that’s nowhere near as scary as the dark money flowing into Wisconsin once more.

Who are you going to believe, your eyes or the mainstream media? The latest discussion is whether Democratic “mobs” are behaving badly.