Op-Ed
5 Ways to Reduce Gun Deaths
It’s not about mass shootings, but about stopping the quieter deaths that happen daily.
Oct 16th, 2017 by Patrick Dunphy
What Happened to Wisconsin?
Decades of bipartisan commitment to protecting environment have been abandoned. Why?
Oct 12th, 2017 by State Sen. Mark Miller
UW-Madison Expands Access for State Students
Higher percentage accepted, more funding for gifted but needy students.
Oct 11th, 2017 by Chancellor Rebecca Blank
Schimel and Pruitt, the Anti-Environmentalists
State attorney general and federal EPA head never met a green policy they liked.
Oct 8th, 2017 by James Rowen
De-Licensing Bill Could Have Huge Impact
State requirements for nurses, plumbers, CPAs and other jobs could be scrapped.
Oct 4th, 2017 by State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout
Will Governor Candidates Duck Big Issues?
Health care reform and UW reorganization are big issues Walker and his opponent may punt.
Oct 3rd, 2017 by John Torinus
Milwaukee Magazine’s Racial Insensitivity?
Their fashion shoot uses black man in prison garb for atmospheric “local color.”
Oct 2nd, 2017 by Clarene Mitchell
Gerrymandering Is A Threat To Our Democracy
Will US Supreme Court put party politics aside when considering Whitford v. Gill? Hopefully.
Sep 29th, 2017 by County Executive David Crowley
Environment Fading As Public Issue
Wisconsin needs a renewed dialogue on the protection of our natural resources.
Sep 27th, 2017 by John Torinus
U.S. Supreme Court Should End Partisan Gerrymandering
So politicians won’t be able to “choose their voters” by the way they draw the maps.
Sep 26th, 2017 by Andrea Kaminski
Gov. Walker Fails To Act On Student Debt Crisis
The average student debt for Wisconsin’s class of 2016 graduates is over $30,000.
Sep 25th, 2017 by Analiese Eicher
Choice Helps Few Public School Students
68% of voucher students already attended private schools.
Sep 24th, 2017 by Carol Lenz and Jim Bowman
