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Opinion
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Editorials
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Daily Herald opinion: Local politics is becoming more partisan as parties back candidates, bring resources, and create slates, adding drama and dysfunction to formerly nonpartisan races.
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Daily Herald opinion: While Elgin’s commendable cold case unit finally located the remains of a woman who disappeared almost 42 years ago, it also inspires questions about whether more could have been done initially to find Karen Schepers.
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Daily Herald opinion: Like that first warm day in March, Opening Day brings the promise of spring and a new beginning. Anything is possible, and hope is in the air.
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Letters to the Editor
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RE: “Deadly blow?” in the Suburban Business section March 6:
Guy Spinelli is in the paper-straw business. He voted for Donald Trump in each of the last three elections. T...
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The Democratic Party has an obvious problem when it comes to effectively getting their message out to their constituents. Their message over the past umpteen years is tha...
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It's funny how numbers can be manipulated to serve one's hidden purpose. Being 80 years old, I can recall when government wanted to impose a state sales tax. It was only ...
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Columns
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Guest columnist Keith Peterson: Increasing productivity through innovation and investment is vital for economic growth, but the administration's policies of tariffs, cutting research and restricting immigration could hamper it.
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Syndicated columnist Jeff Robbins:
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Syndicated columnist Susan Estrich: The Trump team's major security breach regarding attack plans reveals not just incompetence but cover-up and lies. Loyal soldiers' lives were risked while the administration avoided responsibility.
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Cartoons
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