OUR VIEW: Full-time salaries with longer terms would ruin Madison's grassroots representationÂ
Marion is ready to hit the ground running in the Legislature, as an honest and committed reformer who will stand strong for open government, w…
OUR VIEW: Old buildings badly need work, and higher spending authority isn't excessive
When Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are elected on Nov. 3, as they must be if America is to survive in any form that rational human beings would …
Good preparation, priorities key to winning newspaper’s recommendation in Nov. 3 election
Conservative justices continue to threaten the health and safety of Wisconsinites with their anti-scientific judicial activism.
OUR VIEW: Risk of virus, falling temperatures complicate Wisconsin's shelter and housing needs
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Don't turn the Madison City Council into professional politicians with five-fold pay hike
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Vote 'yes' and 'yes' for Madison's schools
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Editorial: America needs Kamala Harris as vice president (and Joe Biden as president)
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Editorial: Kriss Marion will get the Legislature working for southwestern Wisconsin
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Our endorsements for the Wisconsin Legislature: Vote for strong state leaders
A pair of referendums — a $317 million proposal that will pay for urgent school building and facility renovations and a $33 million proposal t…
The former vice president is experienced, works with GOP senators, respects democratic values
Baldwin is right when she says, “I will not vote for a nominee to a lifetime appointment on the Supreme Court until after the American people …
Madison’s Democracy in the Park project makes it easy for voters to get learn more about the election and drop off absentee ballots. That help…
OUR VIEW: Stop bickering, work together to fight COVID-19 around campus and in Downtown Madison
OUR VIEW: Baldwin and Johnson should insist $50M stays in bill to protect homes on North Side
As we recall the life and legacy of Ginsburg, we reflect on the many instances in which she stood up for Wisconsin.
Johnson does exactly what Mitch McConnell tells him to do.
Gov. Tony Evers demanded the resignation of Department of Workforce Development Secretary Caleb Frostman last week, as a response to widesprea…
OUR VIEW: Despite health concerns, the Big Ten is right to kick off the season for sports-hungry fansÂ
Johnson has abandoned Wisconsin workers, farmers, small business owners, seniors, schools and municipalities.
From the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the justices in the conservative majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court have protected themselves…
More than one million absentee ballots that Wisconsin voters requested will be sent to them by Thursday — as is required by state law.
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OUR VIEW: Referendums Nov. 3 will increase pressure on state lawmakers for fair maps
This delay could complicate Wisconsin's voting process even more — as it may lead to an order that forces the printing of new ballots.
OUR VIEW: Rainy day fund has money, and split government stopped a spending spree
While they refused to do their jobs, Republican legislative leaders had plenty of time to criticize and insult Evers and others who were ready to act.
We agree with the council members who have urged the person who uttered a derogatory profanity during a meeting to come forward, or face an in…
OUR VIEW: The Madison City Council must do more to help smashed and looted stores
OUR VIEW: A $50 donation will cover the costto prepare one Madison child for online learning
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