WNIJ Perspectives

You know all that "junk" you want your parents to throw out? Be kind, says Lonny Cain.

Running a not-for-profit bike shop is a lesson in humanity for Rick Brooks.

Lynnea Erickson Laskowski says we all know victims of abuse — and we also know abusers. We can't excuse or tolerate their behavior because they're our friends, brothers, or TV stars.

It's not just music, says David Gunkel. It's American culture.

Things changed for Rosie Klepper after a shooting at her local mall.

Are we trying to understand our political opponents or just telling them to "bite harder?" Connie Seraphine takes a lesson from a dog named Spot.

The annual fall ritual of firsts and lasts for parents has Wester Wuori thinking about his two decades in the role.

A trip to the farmer's market reminds Marnie O. Mamminga about who's behind the food.

Kyle White learns the only thing tougher than Swiss chard is good co-workers.

This International Overdose Awareness Day, Nia Springer-Norris wants people to remember their loved ones who have overdosed — and learn how to administer Narcan.