The maker of MyChart, based in Verona, joins tech giants like Amazon, Apple, Google and OpenAI to improve how health information is accessed and shared.
Despite a history of suppression by local venues, Madison’s hip-hop community is celebrating 50 years here and building a new generation of artists.
The Corner Table, the Cap Times' weekly food newsletter, talks tomatoes, cooking while camping, a new Norwegian food truck and Taste of Madison.
From an early career performer with one single released to an established rapper with local roots, four Madison performers share what success looks like.
Now 95 years old and in its fourth generation as a family-owned business, Sergenian’s is one of Wisconsin’s most respected flooring companies.
Police and Fire Commissioners considered three finalists before choosing interim Chief Patterson, who took over the role earlier this year.
For nearly a decade, Jason Nolen has encouraged adoptions, supported local businesses, promoted artists and fostered a community around the city’s cats.
As “Threading Through Us” closes, artists Eugenia Sherman Brown, Fabu Carter, Cynthia Reynolds, Bobbette Rose, and Janine Bessenecker reflect on their work.
The Philippine-American Association of Madison & Neighboring Areas (PAMANA), debuted the new troupe this summer, led by Vhanie Teggatz.
Mike Lucas and Tom Oates discuss the last time the Wisconsin Badgers football team played a Thursday game, but that time it was amid scandal.
The Mendota Gridiron Club, which boosted the Wisconsin Badgers football team for decades until it disbanded in 2019, gathered alumni in Waunakee.
Wisconsin’s governor will reflect on his two terms in conversation with David Maraniss. Evers will be preceded by author and journalist Garrett Graff.
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Publisher
John Nichols: Wisconsin has a long history of elevating lieutenant governors to higher office.
John Nichols
Associate editor
Dave Zweifel: Thirty-four states have increased their minimum wages, including Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan, but Wisconsin Republicans won't budge.
Dave Zweifel
Editor emeritus
Editorial: The resignation of Court Commissioner Peter Navis after he demanded to see a warrant in an ICE arrest is another blow to the rule of law.
At the Cap Times Power Hour event in Madison, Vortex CEO Joe Hamilton described how the company runs on the principle of "CARE."
The Cap Times is pleased to host, for the fourth year, the citywide competition to help determine who makes Madison’s best Old Fashioned.
Join us at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 28, for a live edition of Cooking with the Cap Times featuring chef Lauren Montelbano of The Vibrant Veg.
The chef was featured at July's Cooking with the Cap Times. Become a Cap Times member to support local journalism in Madison and attend next month's event.
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Despite a history of suppression by local venues, Madison’s hip-hop community is celebrating 50 years here and building a new generation of artists.
Trump cuts, budget reductions, financial aid changes, a new era of college sports, pay raises and more loom over Wisconsin's flagship university.
Cass Downing, on stage as Domino, is featured in a UW-Madison exhibit about her leadership in the LGBTQ+ community and award-winning performing career.
Madison College recently upgraded its pantry, while the University of Wisconsin-Madison hired a basic needs case manager to help.
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.
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