The city 20 miles from Madison with a strong Norwegian heritage shows signs of growth in housing and downtown businesses.

MMSD and Goodman Community Center leaders say the potential end of a federal grant could jeopardize programs aimed at ...

Editor's note: Pope Francis died today, according to the Vatican. The Cap Times is highlighting this column from last week in recognition of this news. VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis confirmed his ...

Wisconsin legislators are targeting junk food, bringing a core part of U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s agenda to the state level. Lawmakers have introduced bills that ...

Dear Editor: Policies to address the changing climate are much more popular — among both Democrats and Republicans — than most people realize. For example, nine out of 10 Americans support policies to ...

Dear Editor: If you are wondering what is driving the complete chaos and insanity coming from the White House, look no further than Trump’s pathological narcissism. Narcissism has been with us since ...

Residents asked city planners for better pedestrian safety and transportation options and cited a lack of affordable housing ...

Chef Jake Lawler knew he had some challenges with anger in the kitchen, but he never thought that would land him on network TV. Lawler, the executive chef at Vintage Brewing Company’s west side ...

From high school diamonds to overbuilt and expensive Major League palaces, another season of America's best sport is back in full swing. And college and university baseball facilities are brimming ...

Donning a white bucket hat with a red “W” emblem, Caleb Hunnicutt stepped on the volleyball court at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Field House to demonstrate the skills others would need to ...

I never understood how anyone could fall for an email scam from a Nigerian. Or a threatening phone call from a fake IRS agent. Until that Friday night when a stranger named Clyde rang my doorbell. The ...

Nearly 40% of Gov. Tony Evers’ judicial appointments statewide are people of color compared with 1% under Scott Walker, according to a legal scholar.