Gov. Tony Evers’ vetoes of bills from the GOP-run Legislature are irking Republicans.
With woods all around us, we’re accustomed to hearing trees fall — especially during severe-weather events like the devastating straight-line …
The number of students completing bachelor’s and advanced degrees in health science fields at southeastern Wisconsin colleges and universities…
Even though a government entity may have no ability to access personal accounts and even though it’s ridiculously easy to use personal emails …
I was driving down a country road the other day when I spotted two structures at the edge of a field — structures that made me stop for a double-take.
Sales and use tax revenues in Wisconsin increased markedly in the first four months of 2021 when compared to the same period in 2019, another …
Since mid-February, staff vacancy rates at the state’s juvenile correctional facilities have climbed twice as fast as those at Wisconsin’s adu…
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Two years ago, our state commissioned a group to study how to fix the school funding formula. Hours and hours of citizen comments, expert rese…
The 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence knew what they were getting into. As we celebrate 245 years later with flags and firewor…
A guest editorial by State Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor on 41 years in education
The Union Grove-Yorkville Fire Department is an outlier among its peers in its continued exclusive use of part-time responders.
At least three county Republican parties in Wisconsin have added a new name to their events celebrating eminent Republican presidents Abraham …
The late frost was the final blow for this year’s paltry lilac blooms, which also were hit earlier in the month of May with some cold temperatures
Milwaukee city officials have pursued significant policing reforms amid the national debate during the past year, but further opportunities ma…
Bipartisan cooperation is, as we’ve often noted, in short supply in Washington, D.C. But we’re seeing an example of it with the Journalism Com…
Parisi: The pandemic presented us with a once in a generation opportunity to make a real difference at the race against climate change.
After four straight years of growth, the enrollment of students labeled as English Learners (ELs) in Wisconsin public schools has fallen for t…
A guest column by Wisconsin's State Superintendent:
It was just daybreak but hardly a silent morning as a cacophony of bird calls greeted me.
You’ve probably heard about what happened at Van Hise Hall at UW-Madison last month: two concrete slabs broke off the façade and crashed to th…
The past year has underscored the critical role teachers play in the lives of our students, families, and communities. Spurred by a public hea…
I think it’s safe to say that spring is here. Buds are showing on trees. Alfalfa and wheat fields are beginning to green. Farmers are bursting…
At the Public Service Commission (PSC), we understand how important broadband access is to our communities’ educational and economic opportuni…
In the last decade, it has become evident that for many politicians, furthering the interests of their political party takes priority over the…
Though the COVID-19 pandemic has had immeasurable impacts on nearly every aspect of our daily lives, Wisconsin’s public libraries have risen t…
I never thought I’d be thankful to be overweight — until I learned it brought me into group 1c of the COVID-19 vaccine.
