
City Attorney Nena Cook said the loan to Perez's business came from the Department of Commerce, not city funds.

Rob Anderson says the city's ethics analysis ignored services Fourth Plain Forward gave a business co-owned by Council Member Diana Perez.

Change Research surveyed 551 likely voters from Oct. 19 through Oct. 21, and Gluesenkamp Perez and Braun each drew 43% initially.

Ann Donnelly writes that the county studied jail capacity and staffing for two years and weighed alternatives before choosing the Partial plan.

Tana Lander writes that watching Saturday games led her to reflect on how she represents Jesus in everyday decisions.

Dick Rylander urges voters to weigh the school, jail and sheriff measures together and ask whether income has kept pace with inflation.