Op-Ed
What I Learned in Puerto Rico
Hurricane’s damage still felt. Yet tourists find incredible natural beauty, great hotels, food.
Apr 3rd, 2019 by Angela Dassow
Unequal Pay for State’s Women Persists
Depending on their race, women earn anywhere from 55% to 78% of what white men earn.
Apr 2nd, 2019 by Tamarine Cornelius
State Building Commission Turns Partisan
Vote by party lines on governor’s capital budget breaks with bipartisan tradition.
Apr 1st, 2019 by State Sen. Jeff Smith
Democrats Court Packing Plan Is Unwise
Some presidential candidates support changing Supreme Court’s size. Why it's a bad idea.
Mar 31st, 2019 by Casey Hoff
Foxconn’s Water Rights Still at Issue
Administrative law judge must rule on strong challenge to Lake Michigan diversion.
Mar 29th, 2019 by James Rowen
Healthy Women, Healthy Babies Program Overdue
State’s black infant mortality rate is worst in the nation, this bill addresses problem.
Mar 25th, 2019 by Reps Stubbs, Taylor, Sargent and Subeck
Is Corruption the New Normal?
We need more servant leaders, who realize that prioritizing societal good actually creates more profits.
Mar 23rd, 2019 by Richard R. Pieper, Sr. and G. James Lemoine
Scott Walker Has a New Job!
And if his group succeeds, it could do untold damage to American democracy.
Mar 20th, 2019 by Matt Rothschild
Evers Takes Moral Stand on Border Wall
The governor rightly calls attention to the plight of children ripped from the parental bonds.
Mar 16th, 2019 by Gregory Humphrey
Better Roads Require Gas Tax Hike
No increase in 12 years. 50% of roads are in poor to mediocre condition.
Mar 13th, 2019 by Bill Kaplan
Recusal At Issue in High Court Race
State Supreme Court has one of nation’s weakest rules to prevent ethical conflicts.
Mar 13th, 2019 by Jay Heck
War on Drugs Is Devastating City
So why won’t we talk about it? Why aren’t city-county officials confronting it?
Mar 12th, 2019 by Paul Mozina, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
