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Trump's declaration of emergency is a blatant attempt to bypass congressional control over federal spending.

Jenny Van Sickle has changed the standard of what is means to serve and represent citizens. As a resident of the Itasca neighborhood, I finally feel connected and included in the City of Superior. She has raised the bar. As a Special Education assistant with the Superior School District...

Here is an idea for children to get a well-balanced diet. It can start with a six-pack of V8 Vegetable Juice.

Every winter bobcats, coyotes and other animals are legally eliminated in "killing contests" where people blast away and get rewarded for it.

I am writing this letter in support of my friend and fellow community member, Laura Gapske running for City Council. I came to know Laura over eight years ago when she was an advocate at the Center Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse. Laura was a fierce advocate for survivors while...

Matt Osterlund is running for the Superior City Council, and I am writing to wholeheartedly endorse his candidacy. I have worked in Superior since 1992, as an attorney, instructor, and community activist. I met Matt while working at UW-Superior. He is committed to all of the issues...

When I think about who should seek public office, its a person who has already demonstrated a commitment to community. That candidate already knows what is wonderful about who they will represent and what continues to be a challenge to move the city forward. Laura Gapske, through...

It is with much enthusiasm that I recommend councilwoman Jenny Van Sickle for re-election. She has done an amazing job representing our community of Allouez. Ive lived here for 20 years and this is the first time I can remember having a Councilor this passionate about my neighborhood...

I recently heard a minister-turned-congressman from Mississippi address the blackface controversy from a black man's point-of-view.

The temperature on my thermometer reads 24 degrees below zero this morning.

Today we are inundated with information about climate change, but I am encouraged by some positive news.

The Wisconsin Lottery delivers benefits to players, businesses and homeowners every day. Beneficiaries live and work in communities throughout the state.

What I was a witness to today, Friday, Jan. 25, 2019, is a total miscarriage of justice.

You can do something about climate change by yourself.

Dear Twin Ports community,