Op-Ed
Funding Transit Would Make Wisconsin More Welcoming
Will the Wisconsin State Legislature get on board?
Mar 4th, 2023 by Nick DeMarsh, Peter Adamczak and Cathy Van Maren
Enslaved Workers May Be Making Your Breakfast
Wisconsin confronts problem of human trafficking and exploited immigrant labor.
Feb 28th, 2023 by Ruth Conniff
The Legacy of Tony Earl
The Democratic governor believed that 'good policy is good politics,' and proceeded accordingly.
Feb 26th, 2023 by Dave Cieslewicz
State Should Restore Driver’s Licenses for Immigrant Workers
Make our roads safer and help economy and undocumented workers.
Feb 26th, 2023 by Ruth Conniff, Wisconsin Examiner
Evers Budget Funds Bikers, Walkers
It’s way overdue. State ranks 49th in funding transportation for biking, walking.
Feb 22nd, 2023 by Kirsten Finn
The State Judicial Commission Blew It
Cautioning Justice Karofsky on her manners toward a Trump attorney was wrong.
Feb 15th, 2023 by Richard Niess, Wisconsin Examiner
Celebrating Black Resistance
Black History Month a good time to celebrate how many racial barriers have been overcome.
Feb 12th, 2023 by State Sen. Jeff Smith
Local Governments Starved For Revenue
Not a Democratic or Republican issue, it's needed by cities, counties across the state.
Feb 11th, 2023 by Dane County Executive Melissa Agard
County Needs Help Running State Programs
Our partnership on state-mandated programs is underfunded, leaving public safety at risk.
Feb 4th, 2023 by County Executive David Crowley
How Are State’s Women Doing Under 1849 Abortion Ban?
Not so well, doctors say.
Jan 28th, 2023 by Ruth Conniff
8 Ways to Reform Health Care System
Including breaking up the big medical care monoliths.
Jan 23rd, 2023 by John Torinus
Why Bipartisan Expungement Bill Needed
Current law makes it complicated and costly to clear your criminal record.
Jan 15th, 2023 by Iuscely Flores, Wisconsin Examiner
