Elections are supposed to be free and fair, but – until we get rid of gerrymandering – they will be neither in Wisconsin. We need a change!

A DNR website on Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations includes a 2014 chart showing 230 such operations, though a recent news story about DNR inspection staffing suggests the number is “about 285,” and a DNR database says the number is 292.

If there is an uptick in deadly terrorist violence in the next few years the main culprit will likely be Donald Trump and his wrong-headed policies.

Former county parks director investigated for management of Arizona Parks.

The rejection of established knowledge as a tool to persuade people that they might be wrong makes politics even harder.

During the decade before our historic four-year tuition freeze, the University of Wisconsin (UW) System jacked up tuition by 118 percent, and it built up a $1 billion cash reserve off of those massive tuition hikes. Our budget proposes a five percent reduction in tuition for Wisconsin’s UW System students, and their families, because they deserve a break.

A billion-dollar shortfall in the next transportation budget started the debate about raising Wisconsin’s gas tax, which was so explosive, no one seemingly had the time to confirm there is a billion-dollar shortfall.

Justice will speak at GOP fundraiser with right-wing leader helped by his Doe decision.

End of outdoors publication has more to do with policy than money.

In “Two Minutes with Mitch” radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on the controversy over Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ contact with Russia.

Admitting students with little chance to graduate helps no one. Tying UW System funding to graduation rates would force change.

When it comes to Wisconsin’s transportation finance crisis, the real “public trust” that needs rebuilding involves the governor and the legislators who have let Mark Gottlieb twist in the wind. He left the Transportation Department in better shape than when he took it over.

Under one version of legislation calling for a constitutional convention on a balanced budget, Republican leaders would get to pick all seven delegates.

Can one speech change the national mood? Perhaps not. But if any speech can, Donald J. Trump delivered it Tuesday night.

The most penetrating moment in Donald Trump’s speech to Congress Tuesday night was not his, except for the crass setup.

The temptation for Trump to wrap himself in the valor of a recently deceased soldier was too much to resist.