Money & Politics: Sen. Schultz exits, shaking his head

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism Dale Schultz tells a story he heard about a recent meeting of Republicans in the state’s 6th congressional district. Besides overwhelmingly passing a resolution against two GOP state lawmakers, Sen. Luther...

Bible had significant influence on Founding Fathers

By ISAAC GJEFLE | Ontario After reading Dave Wester's letter to the editor about the alleged "misinformation" proffered at the "Washington: A Man of Prayer" event, I felt compelled to write a response. If George Washington's greatest concern regarding religion was to...

Money & Politics: Mining expert lobbies, but is no lobbyist

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism On Nov. 29, Tim Sullivan appeared before the Senate Select Committee on Mining and presented a report critiquing the state’s mining laws. The report was commissioned by the Wisconsin Mining Association, a...

Money & Politics: Sen. Schultz expects better mining bill

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism Two days after the Nov. 6 election in which Republicans retained dominion in the state Assembly and regained control of the Senate, a GOP assemblyman interviewed in the state Capitol press room identified...

Money & Politics: TV ads reviled, but effective

By BILL LUEDERS Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism On Election Day, capping off months of record spending on federal and state political campaigns, reporters from the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism visited some Madison polling places to ask...

Guest column: Food Enterprise Center officially opens

By KATHY NEIDERT Vernon Economic Development Council The official opening of the Food Enterprise Center in Viroqua on Oct. 24 was grand in all respects. Before the afternoon open house began, a crowd assembled outside the former NCR plant to raise a new flag in honor...

Letter to the Editor: ATC should follow Interstate route

By TOM JOHNSON | Cashton I have a few thoughts on the proposed, monstrous 345,000-volt electric line that ATC plans to build through Wisconsin. My first thought would be the necessity of this line. Go to SOUL (Save Our Unique Lands) on your computer for more...

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