Preparedness pays off when the dangerous and unexpected happens.
Hope Pocan is right and there’s room for a deal on focused legislation.
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…
Neighboring jurisdictions should be able to find common ground.
Community elected officials, not partisan politicians, should lead on curriculum.
Beloit’s issues must be solved in Beloit, not at the Capitol in Madison.
Usurping local control over residency
Records show few instances of potential vote fraud unearthed in Wisconsin.
Regional approaches will help deliver public services at affordable costs.
State’s clarification should help avoid disputes over public-interest disclosures.
Enjoying this taste of normal? Keep it growing before indoor season returns.
State and local decision-makers should learn a lesson from the Foxconn deal.
Everyone has a stake in both public safety and Beloit’s reputation.
Dodging accountability by exempting themselves from legislation is unacceptable.
From recounts to courts, evidence is clear: There’s no need to clamp down on voting.
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Citizens have a right to expect courteous treatment from their public officials.
It’s in all parties’ interest to make the reality as good as the promise.
America’s infrastructure is old and decrepit by world standards.
Greater Beloit’s better-neighbors movement can be advanced by voters.
The status quo should not be acceptable for anybody.
This race falls into territory identified by that old saying, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”
Two high quality candidates seek village president post.
Don’t trust partisans to have voters’ interests in mind for election rules.
Blame all around for the impasse over minimum wage.
The easy thing to do, the lazy thing, is to criticize the cops when crime statistics are uncomfortable.
Break the people’s confidence in free and fair elections and democracy is destroyed.
During pandemic Wisconsin is better off than Illinois, where unions can thwart policies.
State elected leaders, again, show they’re not up to the task.
The leader Greater Beloit needed, at a crucial time.
A wait and see attitude is the best approach to change.
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Wasting precious time on the guy who isn't there.
Development director played key role in renewing Beloit.
Board’s role is to resolve issues amidst conflicting opinions.
All politics is local. Be responsible for cleaning it up here.
It has been the better part of a year since the federal government gave a green light to the Ho-Chunk Nation to build its proposed casino and …
The new year finds this community poised to continue progress.
Despite the great divide, Abrahamson earned her place in history.
With proper precautions, risk can be managed to benefit young minds.
Americans disrespect Congress because they should.