There are so many proposed policing reforms swirling in the Capitol—with even more expected from an Assembly task force whose members haven’t …
In American law, criminal negligence is conduct in which a person ignores a known or obvious risk, or disregards the lives and safety of others.
Always, but especially with September being National Suicide Prevention Month, it’s important to have tough, real conversations about mental h…
With Americans pained by both civic violence and cases of police brutality, the times call for leaders who support law and order and justice. …
The Democratic National Convention scheduled for Milwaukee will now be essentially “virtual” as a result of the Covid-19 public health challen…
Monopolistic companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple and others have become far too powerful.
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Family Video to close six area stores
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Reversing course, UW-Whitewater says it will punish students for off-campus actions
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Craig High, Roosevelt Elementary suspend face-to-face instruction
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State has issued 13 federal citations to Evansville Manor in 2020
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In UW System, UW-Whitewater has most students per 1,000 city residents
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One year after Justice Shirley Abrahamson retired from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Gov. Tony Evers issued a proclamation recalling her remark…
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The biggest sticking point in negotiations between the White House, Senate Republicans and House Democrats over the next COVID-19 relief bill …
If you look at Target’s back-to-school ads, you might not notice anything different in the chipper array of Post-its, backpacks and pencils, e…
To compound the COVID-19 crisis, we have a cultural crisis. It is a crisis of our individualism.
“I know you’re asking today, how long will it take?”
No American, not even the president, has an inherent right to a social media account. Tech companies are free to ban any user they see fit. Th…
Get ready for a potential third Capitol-paralyzing fight in four years over how to pay for Wisconsin highways—a fight that could determine how…
When the pandemic hit this winter, city people with second homes moved into them. This upset the rhythm of beach, lake and mountain communitie…
On this Memorial Day, how far did you roam from home?
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Vince Agius is one of the friends I lost to the Vietnam War. He is buried in Janesville’s Mount Olivet Cemetery in a small plot of veteran graves.
Thanks to a specially carved loophole, one multi-millionaire claimed 339 times more than the average small business received.
The Trump-fueled pandemic has already claimed nearly 94,000 American lives. And six months from now, the pandemic-fueled election may well wre…