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Research funds are essential to curing multiple sclerosis | Amy Van Horn
I have been personally affected by multiple sclerosis since I was diagnosed in March 2016. I am devastated by the cuts in funding to the Multiple Sclerosis Research Program, which bolsters novel and innovative research in support of everyone dealing…
Republicans can't blame Gov. Tony Evers for poor reading scores | Donald Sanford
At the recent state Republican convention, U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, highlighted Wisconsin’s low ranking for elementary school reading scores during Gov. Tony Evers' term.
Sen. Ron Johnson must demand fiscal sanity on federal debt | George Perkins
I wonder about the core issue for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh -- our federal debt of $36 trillion.
Colleges scam scholars with ever more student loan debt | Craig Schultz
I have no sympathy for colleges or universities with their budget shortfalls.
Donald Trump governs as if our Constitution has been repealed | Thomas Ciufo
Why is President Donald Trump allowed to pick and choose which parts of the Constitution are enforceable?
Don't forget that Oct. 7 Hamas attack is reason for war in Gaza | Donald Folberg
I'm 85 years of age, and I remember news reports during my lifetime when the United States and our allies, England and France, were violently attacked.
Democrats must show more respect for hardworking tradespeople | Guy Thorvaldsen
We Democrats rightly criticize President Donald Trump's lies about helping the working classes. He undermines worker safety regulations, condones child labor and insulting minimum wages, all while giving massive tax cuts to the rich. But we Democrats belie our own…
Christian community is not silent about tragedy in Gaza | Rev. Nick Utphall
I appreciated the May 11 letter to the editor "Religious leaders must denounce war in Gaza," encouraging religious leaders to speak out against the genocide in Gaza. I wanted to assure him people are trying. For example:
U.S. foreign aid system is in desperate need of makeover | Chuck Krueger
A movement seeks to reform, not eliminate, the U.S. Agency for International Development and related foreign aid. About $79.5 billion was committed to foreign aid in 2023. This is far more than any other nation.
'Big, beautiful bill' would betray the most vulnerable Americans | Karen Lund
The more than 1,000-page “big, beautiful bill” that passed the U.S. House and is heading to the Senate will leave people in fear and scarcity.
Digest 5-25
MEN’S HOCKEY
A new sports festival in Las Vegas is letting athletes use performance-enhancing drugs (copy)
LAS VEGAS — The Enhanced Games, a sports festival that bills itself as better than the Olympics because it allows athletes to benefit from using performance-enhancing drugs, will kick off next year in Las Vegas over Memorial Day weekend.
Why a former Minnesota guard, Tulsa transfer chose to join Wisconsin men's basketball (copy)
Braeden Carrington, a Minnesota native, admitted that his decision to play for Wisconsin after spending time with the Golden Gophers in the past is unique. But the Badgers made sense.
MLB Roundup for 5-25
ST. LOUIS — Jordan Walker had two hits and drove in three runs, rebounding from a critical fielding gaffe with an RBI single that lifted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-5 win Saturday over the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Expanded holiday edition today, no newspaper Monday
Holiday edition today; no print on Monday
Duane "Duey" Harold Bredeson Sr.
On April 23, 2025 Duane Harold Bredeson, Sr. “Duey” passed away after a well lived and fulfilling life. He was born in Madison on August 4, 1931 to Roy and Pearl (Osmundsen) Bredeson.
Gerald “Jerry” Anderson
October 21, 1939 – May 21, 2025
Joan Emily Eggert
November 29, 1944 – May 21, 2025
Barre J. Beer
June 25, 1957 – May 17, 2025
DeDe (Poster) Otto
February 28, 1945 – May 22, 2025