Editor’s Note In a free society, it’s better when we the people — not the government — make the decisions.By…

With trade protection and corporate incentives, politicians could lose the firm footing of their free-market principles

James Madison would be dismayed by his namesake capital’s role in relinquishing local control to get federal grants

In UW System and on Madison campus, women dominate in degrees, personnel and leadership roles

If Wisconsin allowed dental therapists, more kids would have access to care, proponents say

Activist leanings and lack of ideological diversity among the knocks against growing Gender and Women’s Studies major

What minorities and the poor don’t know about money is especially costly

It’s clear that Gannett newspapers, at least the one in Milwaukee, have a progressive mindset

Luxury golf resort thrives while giving Adams County’s economy a much-needed boost

Wisconsin newspapers fail to disclose left-wing funding sources for hundreds of stories they publish

UW-Madison journalism center and women’s studies major raise some questions — and eyebrows

Editor’s Note The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s journalism center and Gender and Women’s Studies major raise some questions — and eyebrows.By…

Family-owned for five generations, company thrives with its inclusive team approach and commitment to environment

As the world moves forward with automated vehicles, Milwaukee clings to 19th century technology

They’re spurned for not fitting the liberal mold, but they stand strong

Marriage has become so rare in some quarters that folks no longer know how to talk about it — literally.

A decade ago, the Grafton Fire Department was a private, all-volunteer service that had operated the same way for more than a century.

These couples still cherish the institution

Suggesting changes to fire department practices isn’t an affront to heroes

Add Catholics and older folks to those who are choosing to be single