The Madison road project has crimped access to Olbrich Park and businesses; Michael’s Frozen Custard says sales have been cut in half.
High school often offers life lessons beyond the classroom. The pandemic provided even more opportunities for reflection for this year’s class.
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Workers returned on Monday, saying they’ve reached agreements on remote work and job security. They’ve already voted to strike again if bargaining stalls.
A jazz band with upper Midwestern roots, The Bad Plus performs Sunday at the High Noon Saloon with Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog.
For the past 20 years, Jonathan Fritz has been on the front lines of the Midwest’s burgeoning technology scene, both as an attorney at a major Midwestern law firm and as an operator himself of various companies.
Cap Times members can see the podcast with the former Wisconsin lieutenant governor being recorded at Leopold’s Books Bar Caffè in Madison.
The Catholic Worker group bought a house and a Madison couple will run it to provide shelter to mothers, children and people seeking asylum in the U.S.
Located in Belleville’s historic downtown, Lingonberry Llama is a quirky coffee shop that’s worth the 20-mile drive from Madison.
Our signature event will feature UW Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin on free speech, power journalism couple Judy Woodruff and Al Hunt, plus much more.
Paul Fanlund
Publisher
The two Wisconsin representatives refused to vote for an agreement in which Republicans held the nation hostage to advace a cruel and irresponsible agenda.
John Nichols
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If you want to fix judicial elections in Wisconsin, focus on campaign finance laws that allow rivers of cash to flow into campaigns and on the airwaves.
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Editor emeritus
As commentators celebrate the former secretary of state's legacy, we choose to focus on the many deaths he was responsible for.
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Cap Times members can see the podcast with the former Wisconsin lieutenant governor being recorded at Leopold’s Books Bar Caffè in Madison.
The two-term U.S. Senator from Madison talked about lessons of the 2022 midterms and the Respect for Marriage Act on the Cap Times podcast.
Cooking with the Cap Times returns on Wednesday, June 21, featuring chefs Chance Spivey and Christian Amador of Homecoming in Spring Green.
The Democratic state senator from Madison discussed budget negotiations, the Wisconsin Supreme Court and abortion access.
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