The reasons elected officials leave office before their terms end—illness, family obligations or opportunities to run for higher office—matter…
Janesville’s business community was dealt a terrible blow by the untimely death this week of Michael Osborne from injuries he sustained in a m…
Businesses on North Main Street don’t like it, and Janesville Farmers Market leaders don’t want it, but moving the farmers market 800 feet to …
The Gazette Editorial Board endorses Greg Ardrey and challengers John Hanewall and Elizabeth Paull for Janesville School Board.
With four seats open on the city council, there are not only more than enough candidates to form a race, but all six of the candidates are good.
Even though they aren’t saying the state is making vaccine available to almost every Wisconsin adult, that’s what the governor and his advisor…
Janesville and the city of Milton should press ahead.
Health officials nationwide warned this summer about the potential for a “twindemic” of flu and COVID-19 that would have been catastrophic to …
If we don’t know what gerrymandering looks like, the People’s Maps Commission will do its best to make it clear.
Rock Haven administrators were getting lots of heat for their vaccination policy, but remarkably the county board with its action Jan. 28 mana…
The Janesville City Council did the right thing Monday when it eliminated the city’s quota on class A liquor licenses.
Even if you’re not a fan of the Trump administration, you have to appreciate the small miracle delivered by Operation Warp Speed of helping ma…
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If the 2020 election proved anything, it’s that our system worked.
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"Nobody is going to tell me what to do," is one sorry excuse for not getting the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Janesville lost a true community champion and philanthropist with the recent passing of Don Hedberg.
A year and a half into the pandemic, the long-feared specter of rationed health care—that is, the delay or denial of medical treatment to some…
School boards are in the news again as culture-war battlegrounds and forums for public-school bashing. That’s good reason to make them stronge…
The scenes from the border are dire and heart-rending. More than 14,000 migrants, most of them Haitians, crowded under and near a bridge in a …
What is a COVID-19 vaccine mandate worth if it includes exemptions for “sincerely held religious beliefs”? Very little, if anything at all.
No one in American history has done more than Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell to make the Supreme Court look political. He did that b…
The name Donald J. Trump is toxic for Republicans. It doesn’t matter if they’re Illinois Republicans, Indiana Republicans or members of the Gr…
America’s top military commander justifiably feared for the sanity of his boss in the final days of Donald Trump’s presidency and took steps t…
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