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I'm having a hard time believing that Minnesota Power can charge its Superior customers a higher rate to cover the profit loss of Husky Energy.

I am Jerry Hartson, a retired disabled veteran from Superior.

I am deeply disturbed that President Trump is willing to sacrifice the livelihood, security and well-being of millions of Americans for the sake of winning his wall.

Dear Superior Telegram: We should try and add more crosswalk signs around busy streets as most people don't feel safe as their crossing roads when drivers are going to fast.

In December 2017, the Republican majority rushed tax-cut legislation through Congress before the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) analysis of the 505-page bill could be properly scrutinized.

You need to write to your representative and senators right now!

Guess what?

Innocents lives are being lost due to rising hate.

As we approach a new year, one normally makes New Year's resolutions.

Prompting the telling of this story began when my son, Matt, called from his home in Green Bay to tell me he and his wife, Donna, had been shopping at a local sale when he found a serving tray featuring the "The Girl in the Moon."

The Humane Society of Douglas Co., Inc. was very fortunate to be the benefactor of four fundraisers in November and December.

In response to state Sen. Janet Bewley, D-25th District, ("Legislators put themselves before Wisconsin residents," Opinion, Dec. 14 Telegram), I have two items to point out.

What the Wisconsin Legislature in its lame duck session has done is attempted to nullify the November election. Specifically, Tony Evers and Josh Kaul campaigned with the promise that they would save the Obamacare "pre-existing conditions" legislation. The Republican Legislature is...

The United States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board will host a public town hall meeting at 10 a.m. Dec. 12 in the University of Wisconsin Superior's Yellowjacket Union in Superior about the Husky Energy refinery explosion and fire. The meeting is open to the public and...

Republican lawmakers are floating the idea of adding an election in 2020 between the February primary election and the April election during a lame-duck session in the coming weeks. They will be extremely hard-pressed to find a county clerk, Republican and Democratic alike, or a nonpartisan...