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Tony Evers said he would veto the proposed bill, which mirrors a measure that was included in a Republican COVID-19 relief...

Officials say an increasing number of vaccinators should help address overall vaccine skepticism among some residents, but...

A new report calls for a massive investment in civics education, finding that the United States has “failed to prepare...

The Badgers, who play Minnesota in a WCHA semifinal Saturday, allowed seven goals in a series last weekend for the first...

Despite having already restructured All-Pro left tackle David Bakhtiari’s contract to clear $8.3 million in cap space, the...

The days are numbered for southern Wisconsin’s snowpack as after a chilly weekend, highs could reach 60 next week for the...

Teachers, school staff and child care providers will be able to receive the vaccine at the Alliant Energy Center starting...

Blazek returned to Wisconsin in April to become director the the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp.'s new Office of Rural...

One of the losing vendors informed UW-Madison late last month of its "grave concern" about how the procurement process...

Garland Joseph Nelson's theft trial is separate from the capital murder trial he faces next year in the July 2019 deaths of...

Before issuing his order to end mask mandates, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott must not have looked at the recent numbers of...

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson took center stage Thursday in a Republican effort to slow down the passage of a $1.9 trillion...

Under the order, utilities will have to account not only for the avoided cost to produce electricity but also the cost to...

A year into the pandemic, our food editor finally sifts through her files to set up her home office. Some beloved old menus...

Are restaurants going to make it through the pandemic? An all-star panel convened by the UW Alumni Association is...

Isthmus Picks for March 4-11 includes a "Yahara Journal" poetry reading, a bevy of lectures drawing on topics from recent...

When it comes to finding a moving company, there are plenty of options out there – so how can you choose which one is right...

Cameras hidden in hollowed-out smoke detectors were planted by district officials at East High School in a coach’s office...

Opinion | A pending proposal would give automatic approval to developments of up to 60 housing units that meet basic zoning...

Food-loving diners looking for novel dishes during the pandemic need to keep an eye out for specials. Between Lent and...

It's impossible to keep up with everything being reissued on LP these days. Vinyl Cave examines some recent pick-ups of...

“This need is not going away,” says the YMCA’s Jen Kruel. The organization went from zero to 60 in becoming a food provider...

Ald. Paul Skidmore, first elected in 2001, faces his toughest race in years. He finished second in Tuesday’s primary to...

Isthmus Picks for Feb. 18-25 includes online editions of the Garden & Landscape Expo and Beloit International Film...

A Room of One’s Own has been an institution at three locations in downtown Madison. It’s time to find stability in a new...

Some diehards turned out to frigid Lake Wingra to commemorate Grillin' 4 Peace, an annual fundraiser that raises money for...

Opinion | Before killing the idea of removing buses from State Street and turning it into a pedestrian mall, how about...

Isthmus Picks for Feb. 11-18 includes Winter is Alive, a multi-disciplinary arts examination of our relationship to the...

Opinion | I choose to remember those moments in time that have uplifted us, that have awed us all with people’s bravery and...

Black winemakers are not as rare as they used to be, but only a handful of these wineries are distributed in Wisconsin....

The UW Arboretum joins the Wisconsin state Capitol and the First Unitarian Society Meeting House as a National Historic...

Isthmus Picks for Feb. 4-11 includes plenty of outdoor fun at the Wisconsin Union's Winter Carnival, new livestream concert...