Op-Ed
Save the Milwaukee Soldiers Home
The 100 Extraordinary Women campaigns seeks volunteers, donors for this cause.
Mar 9th, 2018 by Cecelia Gore, Dawn McCarthy, Patti Keating Kahn and Laura Rinaldi
Milwaukee Film Cluster Could Be a Star
New effort is a classic example of reinventing the Rust Belt.
Mar 7th, 2018 by John Torinus
A Wheelchair Is Not a Trampoline
And Republican food share proposal won’t help disabled and poor people.
Mar 5th, 2018 by State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout
Pendulum Swinging Against GOP
Voters could punish Walker, Republicans for cuts in UW and environmental protection.
Mar 4th, 2018 by John Torinus
Milwaukee and Waukesha Can Work Together
Water agreement is just the beginning. There are many other opportunities for collaboration.
Mar 3rd, 2018 by Milwaukee Common Council President Ashanti Hamilton and Waukesha Common Council President Aaron Perry
How City Should Solve Lead in Water
Issue is not simple. Ald. Bohl’s proposal is good starting point.
Mar 2nd, 2018 by Noelle Chesley, Anne Dressel, John Berges, and Helen Meier
Thoughtful Discussion Needed on Guns
George Mitchell’s “gotcha” column doesn’t help. Real exchange of issues is needed.
Mar 1st, 2018 by Kyle Hagge
Democrats Beware Overconfidence
Republicans are vulnerable in 2018, but nothing is assured.
Feb 21st, 2018 by Spencer Black
Less Food For the Poor
Walker, Trump have fancy taxpayer-paid kitchens, cut food for the poor.
Feb 20th, 2018 by James Rowen
Wisconsin’s “Fall From Grace”
Insider article by Judge Lynn Adelman reveals how key decision transformed state.
Feb 16th, 2018 by Spencer Black
Why County Needs New Fees
Revenue shortfall can only be made up with a higher wheel tax, parking fees or bus fares.
Feb 15th, 2018 by Rob Henken
The Senate’s Saturday Night Massacre
Its attempt to fire the bipartisan head of state Elections Commission is clearly illegal.
Feb 14th, 2018 by Ann S. Jacobs
