Dear editor: We only have a few more weeks until another election. Our spring general election is headlined by the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, but local elections also permeate… Keep Reading
Dear editor: Despite the fact that scientists from around the world warn us, almost daily now, that we are witnessing the unraveling of the climate we all depend on, their… Keep Reading
Dear editor: Court of Appeals Chief Judge Lisa Neubauer is running for Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice in the April 2, 2019, election. Neubauer graduated from UW-Madison in 1979 and University of… Keep Reading
Dear editor: Enhanced democracy was promised at the dawn of the UW System in State Statute 36.09(5), recognizing students as equal leaders in campus governance. That opportunity at unprecedented real-world… Keep Reading
Your Right to Know is a monthly column distributed by the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council (wisfoic.org), a group dedicated to open government. Council member Larry Gallup is the consumer experience director… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, Donald Trump demonstrated how we “relates” with the 800,000 federal employees who are either furloughed or working without pay – the same people he is forcing to seek… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, Seems like the news is full of stories about pedestrians being hit or killed by vehicles—many after dark. As one who drives around Wausau a lot—many times in… Keep Reading
By Karissa Niehoff, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and David Anderson, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. If you are the mother… Keep Reading
Dear editor: In November 2018, reports surfaced that the Department of Defense, or DOD, failed a comprehensive audit. The 1,200 independent auditors found the DOD’s financial records were so riddled… Keep Reading
Your Right to Know By Sen. Chris Larson They say what’s good for the goose is good for the gander, but when it comes to public records, the state Legislature… Keep Reading
What a year it’s been. As we prepare for the dawn of 2019, Wausau Pilot and Review took a look at all the ways in which 2018 shaped our lives,… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, Each and every day newspapers and news broadcasts run articles and stories about the results of high school sporting events and which teams won and who were the… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, There’s an expression I’ve heard in the Upper Peninsula, “That’s a bunch of kaka.” It’s what I think of when I hear Mr. Vos and Mr. Fitzgerald rationalize… Keep Reading
By BARRY WILNER , AP Pro Football Writer When a head coach gets fired during an NFL season, it’s as much about the culture of his team as it is… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, On November 29th the Wausau Pilot and Review published an Associated Press article about an interview Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan recently gave to the Washington Post. In the… Keep Reading
By Robert Kahn Courthouse News “They’re building bigger and better prisons in the States and they’re getting fuller and fuller. But I don’t really see how that’s helping the drug… Keep Reading
By Lisa Rasmussen, Wausau City Council President City Council members are hearing a common question lately: What happened between the council and Alderperson Mary Thao? This follows allegations of racism,… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, When I was growing up, there were times that my family depended on food pantries, or the church, for a meal. I will never forget strangers bringing food,… Keep Reading
Dear Editor, Sunday is Veterans Day and that got me thinking. First, let me thank all of the brave Men and Women that keep our lives safe, now and in… Keep Reading
Dear editor: It’s been an honor representing the 85th Assembly District for the past two years, and tomorrow, I’m asking for your vote again. My goal as your representative has… Keep Reading
