Alexandra Nieves-Reyes was found to be in violation of the department’s “Courtesy, Respect and Professional Conduct”
This week, trot off some calories at the annual Elvehjem Turkey Trot, watch the live virtual reading of “Paul Blart 3: Blart of Darkness,” str…
In "Uncle Frank," now streaming on Amazon Prime, Paul Bettany plays a gay New York professor in 1972 who drives his niece (Sophia Lillis) home…
Eula Newcomb-Devasia knows what it’s like to face the uphill climb of finding a place to live.
We can be thankful that now the nation can get back to working on the challenges that face us.
The gerrymandering of Wisconsin legislative district lines has again produced the anti-democratic result that was intended by former Gov. Scott Walker and Republican legislative leaders when they drew maps that would thwart the will of the people.
Taha Jangda is a partner at HealthX Ventures, a Madison-based venture capital firm that specializes in funding emerging health care innovation companies.
News
Funded by readers of the Cap Times, The Kids Fund distributes money to agencies that address the challenges faced by children in Dane County.
Dane County’s recount site, Monona Terrace, was “overwhelmed with people” the first day of the process, Clerk Scott McDonell said. But in the …
Officials say gatherings are a significant source of the surge.
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The City's Planning Division has recommended against approval for the project.
Officials in Dane and Milwaukee counties are well into day four of their recounts after kick-starting the process Friday. They have until Dec.…
Opinion
There have been, in fact, many positives in 2020 — from small conveniences to heroic accomplishments.
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Vaccine researchers, health care workers, grocery store employees, teachers and Dolly Parton, too — among many others — deserve our thanks for…
The Republican recount strategy of claiming fraud in Milwaukee and Dane counties is a crude charade. It will not re-elect Trump, but it will r…
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Becky Steinhoff, for more than 31 years, has presided over what is recognized as one of the city's most outstanding community centers, serving…
Entertainment
We've pulled together the festival's videos and stories so far, including discussions with Eric Holder and Ilhan Omar, plus sessions about COVID-19, policing, racial equity, climate change and more. The festival runs through Oct. 10. See the full schedule at captimesideafest.com.
Realizing this fall’s event needed to be virtual, we brainstormed timely questions to build our program around and landed on the local effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the Black Lives Matter protests, climate change and of course the election.
The schedule for our annual ideas festival, which will run Sept. 26-Oct. 10 this year, is now available on captimesideafest.com. The sessions will be virtual, and well-known speakers include Rebecca Blank, Tony Evers, Eric Holder, Gwen Moore, Ilhan Omar and Bob Woodward,