Op-Ed
The Wild Splendor of Our Rivers
How state streams like the Namekagon were saved. And how state Republican policies are hurting them.
Sep 2nd, 2018 by Spencer Black
On My Daughter’s First School Day
What will her school be like after years of funding cuts and teacher resignations under Walker?
Sep 1st, 2018 by State Sen. Chris Larson
Schools Special Needs Grossly Underfunded
Special Education and bilingual instruction are mandated by federal or state law but way underfunded.
Aug 30th, 2018 by State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout
Walker’s Air Travel Abuses Taxpayers
Governor bills taxpayers for 869 flights, many blatantly political, some as short as 24 miles.
Aug 23rd, 2018 by Louise Lyall and Savion Castro
Please Rescind Walker’s Open Records Award
Letter to state Freedom of Information Council cites governor’s poor record on “Openess."
Aug 22nd, 2018 by Arn Pearson, Matt Rothschild and Scot Ross
New Vision For a Greater Downtown
MKE United Greater Downtown Action Agenda is soliciting input, creating a plan.
Aug 21st, 2018 by MKE United
In Defense of Journalists
Trump is the enemy of truth. Journalists are still the best protection of a democratic nation.
Aug 20th, 2018 by John Torinus
Why Dane County Beat Us In Property Value
State policies going back many years have hurt Milwaukee County.
Aug 16th, 2018 by James Rowen
Evers Could Benefit From Walker Fatigue
There is exhaustion with Walker’s ambition and relentless negative campaigns.
Aug 15th, 2018 by Bill Kaplan
Godleweski Is Best Choice for State Treasurer
Candidate who helped save the office is best qualified to make it a check on the governor.
Aug 13th, 2018 by Becca Segal
Charter Schools Hurt Traditional Public Schools
They divert public funds to schools that are less accountable.
Aug 12th, 2018 by Gail Hicks
Putin, Facebook and Me
Zuckerberg’s crackdown on nefarious ads has gone way overboard. Even a veteran’s group is suspect.
Aug 3rd, 2018 by Bill Christofferson
