Vos told reporters he will meet with the Assembly Republican caucus next week to discuss “next steps” in Gableman’s review of the 2020 presidential election.
School board turnover around Wisconsin has nearly doubled since the onset of the pandemic. Teachers and students will feel the effects, some say.
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Over the past week, Carlton Jenkins has been quoted in the Washington Post and interviewed on CNN and on Meet the Press NOW.
The Legislature filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit brought against the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Cheryl DeMars, the CEO of the Fitchburg-based organization, is a leader in advocating for self-insured employers.
"Summering," a coming-of-age tale that owes a lot of debt to "Stand By Me," opens Friday at Marcus Point and AMC Fitchburg.
Desiree Tran spent two weeks teaching Ukrainian and Polish children English this summer through an American Federation of Teachers program.
Aubrey Plaza plays a recent college grad who turns to crime to pay her student loans in "Emily the Criminal," opening Friday in Madison theaters.
Free-flowing Republican money will try to distort Ron Johnson’s Democratic foe as some sort of dangerous extremist. Here’s how he, and you, should respond.
Paul Fanlund
Editor and publisher
Johnson dismissed concerns of millions of Americans who were pleading for federal intervention to prevent drug company price gouging.
John Nichols
Associate editor
From schools to parades, fear of gun violence is changing the way we do things.
Dave Zweifel
Editor emeritus
The key is for Democrats to speak frankly about what's at stake, mobilize young people and reach out to rural voters.
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The next Cooking with the Cap Times will be Aug. 18 at 6 p.m. at Kessenich's in Madison. Watch online or become a Cap Times member to join us in person.
Carl Bernstein and Jamie Raskin will be in Madison to headline our signature annual event, now in its sixth year, during the week of Sept. 12-17.
Brandy vs. whiskey vs. bourbon. Sour vs. sweet. However you order your Old Fashioned, we want to know: Who makes the best in Madison?
At the Kessenich’s Innovation Center, Schieble prepared bourbon-brined and grilled bone-in pork chops with spiced strawberry glaze, blistered green beans and sunflower seed gremolata.
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