An associate professor of counseling psychology and early childhood education at UW-Madison, Wright specializes in resilience and emotionally responsive teaching.
Call it the Great Resignation. Or the Big Quit. These Wisconsin residents say leaving their job was just the opportunity they needed.
Support local journalism. 
"Julia," the new documentary about Julia Child, opens Thanksgiving Day at AMC Madison 6 and Marcus Point.
Madison’s performing arts scene is fuller than Santa’s sack with fun things to see this holiday season at Overture Center, Shannon Hall and local churches.
Jonathan Baran considers himself a “serial healthcare IT entrepreneur” and his resume certainly backs that up.
A roundup of Dane County school district COVID-19 case numbers.
Check out the winning images from UW's Cool Science Image Contest, join Chicago's Beach Bunny at The Sylvee, get a jump on your holiday shopping at Leopold’s Book Bar Caffe’s first Local Author Holiday Market and more.
The NFL has recruited four universities with strong research and football programs to employ mouthguard sensors monitoring head impacts.
Paul Fanlund
Editor and publisher
"The trial of Rittenhouse was a fiasco from start to finish."
John Nichols
Associate editor
"The Bay Area has seen a 33% reduction in fog frequency in the last century."
Dave Zweifel
Editor emeritus
"The U.S. Department of Justice should move immediately to clarify that gunmen cannot cross state lines and shoot up protests."
Get the news you want, delivered to your inbox. 
Raine Stern performed at the Barrymore Theatre at the fourth Cap Times Live concert. LINE, a queer pop band from Madison, opened for Stern.
Food editor Lindsay Christians talks with the Salvatore's Tomato Pies chef as he prepares duck breasts in in the test kitchen at Kessenich’s in Madison.
In her final Madison concert before moving to Los Angeles, Raine Stern and opening act LINE performed at the Barrymore Theatre before a live audience as part of the Cap Times Live series.
On Thursday, Nov. 18, Cooking with the Cap Times hosts Jed Spink, chef and co-owner of Salvatore's Tomato Pies in Madison. Registration is free.
The Evjue Foundation has provided $70 million to charitable, cultural and educational organizations in the Dane County area since Cap Times founder William T. Evjue died in 1970.
More Information
The Kids Fund is an annual reader-supported fund drive for charities that help Madison-area children.