Progress, pride and the relentless pursuit of victory
After Gov. Evers flew the Pride flag at the Capitol, a reminder that fight for equality is a constant struggle emboldened by small steps forward
See Republican criticism of Evers’ budget for what it is — a thinly-veiled shot at public aid
Don't let Republican hypocrisy confuse Wisconsin about budget deficits — structural deficits are part of every state budget
Money begets money: Increased funding for computer science will prove beneficial for Wisconsin
As universities struggle to keep up with increasing demand for computer science, government has a duty to fund these programs
Evers has worked for bipartisan support, but instead receives bipartisan criticism
Evers' latest budget proposal draws criticism from both sides of the aisle but deserves more credit, given extent of opposition
There’s no need for a state-run student loan refinance program
Loan refinancing is already offered by private sector, state government is not well-equipped to manage student loans
Evers first budget decriminalizes marijuana, increases minimum wage, expands Medicaid
The $83.4 billion proposal also establishes a nonpartisan redistricting process, continues UW System tuition freeze
Evers to close controversial ‘Dark Store’ loophole
Some believe closing 'dark store' loophole will save taxpayers money, others argue it makes tax assessment more subjective
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