An essay by the Rev. Alex Gee in the Cap Times in December 2013 sparked a movement called “Justified Anger” that is still shaping Madison today.

And it came to pass that the whole world should be taxed (or charged a fee) — unfortunately.

Anti-woke conservatives want to whitewash history to preserve their dream of American exceptionalism. But we can celebrate our nation’s ideals even while acknowledging that we’ve fallen short of them.

A typical American household must spend $11,434 more each year to maintain the standard of living they enjoyed in January 2021, according to a new report.

Kudos to all of those who stayed the course, passed the laws, improved the site, kept the faith, ignored the critics and worked to land such a prized partner. It really is great when a plan comes together.

The mess is the result of a series of financial decisions made over the past five years; it is not a result of the pandemic. In fact the fiscal relief provided by the federal government through the American Rescue Plan Act only masked the poorly thought-out decisions pushed forward by Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway.

The former Madison mayor never fails to try to sabotage whoever currently holds the office.

Madison’s bus rapid transit (BRT) and local bus service could and should complement each other. Instead, Madison’s Network Redesign Plan places them in opposition by preying on local transit service funding to support BRT.

“Warren.Spahn@wisconsin.gov” has sent or received 17,000 emails since Evers took office—an average of more than 11 per day—in a blatant and calculated attempt at evading Wisconsin’s Open Records Law and shielding from the public correspondence that it has an absolute right to view.

Now he’s stealing Warren Spahn’s name to duck state records law.

One of our most popular state parks is being threatened by a Scott Walker-era corporate giveaway that could not only degrade the popular Kohler-Andrae State Park but also set a dangerous precedent that could endanger other state parks as well.