I've been a poll worker for at least 16 years.

I'm voting for Jon Aleckson for state Assembly. He is a husband, father and grandfather who has lived his whole life in Wisconsin. He and his wife, Mary, live on 17 acres in the town of Springdale.

We voted early for David Crowley for governor and voted "no" on each of the three constitutional amendments proposed by Republicans in Wisconsin. I'm glad to see the Wisconsin State Journal endorsed Crowley.

I applaud the Wisconsin State Journal editorial board for a well-thought-out analysis of both candidates for Wisconsin's next governor on this past Sunday's newspaper.

As a newcomer to Wisconsin politics, Jane McCormick, a UWMadison graduate and 40-year resident of Madison's Near West Side, brings decades of experience managing budgets, building businesses, solving problems and working with people of differing perspectives. McCormick is running for…

Matthew Joynt's column in the Oct. 18 Wisconsin State Journal, "How Wisconsin can fund schools," showed the Legislature and governor where they should begin working. Badgers have known for decades we need reform to lessen the referendums that increase local…

Since 1918, the Empty Stocking Club has provided Christmas toys to children in families in need in the greater Madison area.

Amen to the Wisconsin State Journal's endorsement of Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley for governor.

Oscar Fox and Lewis Crane celebrate the Milwaukee Brewer's World Series win in this weeks Mendota Marsh.

U.S. based AI company Anthropic, maker of popular chatbot Claude, filed for its initial public offering (IPO) on Oct. 26, giving the public a first official look into its business operations and

The $1 million expansion is the latest addition to the property since it opened in 2023.

One sheriff race, one state Senate race and three Assembly races are among the seats up for grabs.

Enrollment grew at seven UW schools this fall and dropped at six.

A constant bombardment of negative, snarky political ads on TV have convinced me of this: Politicians on both sides are nothing more than grifters who will promise you anything, but sell you out in a heartbeat for their own ambitions.

Your vote has never been more important for Wisconsin's economy than it will be in Tuesday's midterm elections. Depending on who is elected to the Governor's Mansion and the state Legislature, the state will either continue to see the growth…

If you are following the race for Wisconsin attorney general, you are seeing the Republican election strategy in action.

It turns out the Democratic Party is just as capable of dirty tricks as the Republican Party.

Three potential constitutional amendments are on your upcoming ballot. But theyre written to hide their intent.

As a newcomer to Wisconsin politics, Jane McCormick, a UWMadison graduate and 40-year resident of Madisons Near West Side, brings decades of experience managing budgets, building businesses, solving problems and working with people of differing perspectives. McCormick is running for…

Heres a great way to get your way no matter what the people of your state want: Avoid legislating through the usual channels and write confusing amendments to the Wisconsin Constitution that dont do what they suggest. Thats why we…

The November ballot includes three constitutional amendments. I urge "yes" votes on all three.

What if politicians offered universal healthcare, free childcare and state subsidies, but then handed you the bill a 50% income tax, a 25% national sales tax and $8 gas? There would be immediate outrage.