Here we go again.
The Trump campaign is holding rallies again, setting off a firestorm of concerns over thousands of people getting together in an arena for an extended time.
Haven’t the millennials suffered enough already?
Well-intentioned policies can be wrongly applied if those in power follow the letter of the policy, so to speak, instead of the spirit of the policy.
Enough is enough. You can hardly answer your phone anymore, even if the number is local, without this happening: A number comes up, and if you don’t recognize it, it seems that a majority of the time it’s a telemarketer trying to sell you something or, more likely, trying to get you to donat…
LAUREL: To Agnes Wilcox, who decided for her 80th birthday that friends should donate to the Shalom Center rather than give her any gifts. Friends stepped up, and her family presented the Shalom Center with $800 in cash and another $400 to $500 of food and nonperishable food donations. “When…
As the massive Downtown Vision Project builds out in coming years to transform Kenosha, projects like the Weiskopf Lots completed in 2019 may be forgotten.
Wisconsin has long been a hotbed for golfers and golfing fans and the Badger State has been a genial host with big turnouts for some great professional golf tournaments over the past two decades.
LAUREL: To Agnes Wilcox, who decided for her 80th birthday that friends should donate to the Shalom Center rather than give her any gifts. Friends stepped up, and her family presented the Shalom Center with $800 in cash and another $400 to $500 of food and nonperishable food donations. “When…
For more than a decade and perhaps longer, areas of Kenosha have been plagued with flooding when heavy rains fall.
As the massive Downtown Vision Project builds out in coming years to transform Kenosha, projects like the Weiskopf Lots completed in 2019 may be forgotten.
When was the last time you received a hand-written letter?
Recycling in Kenosha has become, as recent Voice of the People writer Frederick Butzen put it so eloquently, “a feel-good charade.”
LAUREL — To Manny Rios, known as “Mayor Manny,” who inspired everyone in attendance at last weekend’s annual Racine/Kenosha Heart and Stroke Walk at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. Manny, a Lincoln Middle School seventh-grader, was born with a severe congenital heart defect and given l…
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‘Tis the season. Campaign season election attack ads are here, and we’re loathing every second of it. The negativity brings us down, and is making our republic worse.
We noted with dismay this month when Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and other state Republican leaders objected to municipalities in the state encouraging people to vote through support of Get Out the Vote campaigns.
Change is hard — and often unwelcome at first blush.
Northwestern's $800 million project runs counter to Big Ten trend with fewer seats, unimpeachable funding
We regularly encounter stories of Americans struggling to stay financially afloat, buffeted by the day's economic challenges. So many focus on a woman who is identified a quarter of the way in as a "single mother." She's often portrayed facing impossible demands of holding a paying job while caring for the young ones.
When Gov. Ron DeSantis referred to a “biblical storm surge,” he was assessing Hurricane Ian’s damage and, unknowingly, prophesying what’s to come in future years and decades in Florida.
Nearly every member of my family has ties to Mississippi. During school breaks, we would load up the Aerostar and head out from Detroit, down I-75 south to our grandparents' home in Cruger, a small town nestled somewhere between where Emmett Till's body was found and where Medgar Evers was assassinated.
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Republican politicians like to talk about law and order and the rule of law until it’s one of their own and then all of a sudden they become deaf, dumb and blind and in spite of overwhelming evidence including live video on national television and all over the internet. They let their crook …
Ric Schmidt stated that the downtown emergency department sees about 60 patients a day, with 10% or roughly six patients needing emergency care. That is 42 people a week or 2,184 people a year who will need emergency care at the downtown emergency department alone. Will any deaths resulting …
It’s no secret: Wisconsinites are concerned about rising costs right now, and we expect action from our leaders in government. But Wisconsin Republicans seem happy to sit back and complain instead of coming up with a plan to actually address the issue.
I don't think it is very useful for the leaders of the Madison City Council to spend their time plumbing whether there is any relationship between Ald. Gary Halverson's votes and the beliefs of the Oath Keepers.