Gov. Tony Evers had the right to use a creative veto in 2023 to lock in annual increases in public school funding for the next 400 years, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled today. Wisconsin’s largest ...

The Broadway series at Overture Center this coming season is all about spectacle. Shows on the 2025-26 slate incorporate a flying DeLorean car-turned-time machine (“Back to the Future”), a life-size ...

In the days after Donald Trump won in November, columnists assessed the coming carnage and made resolutions. The next-day thoughts of Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times were headlined: “My ...

WPS, which provides a range of government and health care services, is removing diversity, equity and inclusion programs this year to protect its federal contracts from being targeted by the Trump ...

I'm starting to wonder if the Cap Times legend John Patrick Hunter would be able to get folks to sign excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights if he repeated his experiment ...

In a guest column for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, UW-Madison political science lecturer Luke Fuszard writes that Wisconsin will suffer more from Donald Trump's tariffs than neighboring Minnesota.

Milwaukee blogger Chris Liebenthal began posting back when then Gov. Scott Walker was demolishing public employee unions, sparking a backlash still being dealt with today. His blog, with the strange ...

When Becca Schwei volunteered to help organize a volleyball tournament for East High School last fall, she was surprised to learn the school lacked a booster club. The club had disbanded after the ...

Dear Editor: I stayed out of this for as long as I could, but I can remain silent no longer HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr., you may have met me once but you know nothing about my life. Nothing about ...

Dear Editor: During the Depression of the 1930s despite being the FBI’s Public Enemy No. 1, Chicago’s Al Capone created a soup kitchen serving three meals a day to the unemployed. That operation grew ...