Next month, Twitty will take a group of 13 chefs, including two from Madison, to West Africa. “The end goal here is spiritual healing,” Twitty said.
Head to the Overture Center to learn a few words in a new language, get a henna tattoo, be mesmerized by dances from across the world or sample a few international dishes.
Lawmakers introduced the proposals Thursday, shortly after Democratic Gov. Tony Evers announced that he will lead the Wisconsin Interagency Council on Homelessness, replacing former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch.
“Fighting with My Family” is a movie about Paige, the wrestler who became the youngest Divas Champion in WWE history after an upset victory over AJ Lee in her post-NXT main roster debut on “Raw.” I have no idea what any of that means. But I still had a great time watching “Fighting with My Family.”
Madison's mayoral candidates start race toward the general election April 2.
The meeting will take place at the Allied Drive Boys & Girls Club location.
Wisconsin under Gov. Evers is well positioned to make headway on many of the goals and objectives outlined in the Green New Deal. Areas we can address at the state level are clean energy, transportation, green buildings, sustainable economic development, agriculture initiatives and clean infrastructure.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel could become collateral damage if Gannett succumbs to a hostile takeover by Digital First Media, known for stripping down newspapers to skeleton operations.
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Ron Fiedler, who died last week at 86, recognized that directing transportation policies in Wisconsin wasn't a partisan job, but one that must serve the diverse transportation needs of everyone.
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Whether it’s the chill, or the simple power of a survival story well told, it’s a film you feel in your bones.
The Legislative Fiscal Bureau indicates that full expansion in the next state budget would add $793 million in federal funds and mean a savings of nearly $280 million in state tax dollars.
Florian Von Donnersmarck, who won the Oscar for best foreign language film in 2007 for “The Lives of Others,” uses the broad outlines of German painter Gerhard Richter’s biography to make a lush and riveting three-hour epic.
The former Madison police chief is now a respected national expert.
Wisconsin native Colin Kaepernick risked his career when he took a knee to draw attention to the killings of young black men by police officers. He deserves to be honored during Black History Month.
Ron Fiedler, who died last week at 86, recognized that directing transportation policies in Wisconsin wasn't a partisan job, but one that must serve the diverse transportation needs of everyone.
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The panel discussion series continues Tuesday, March 19 in the East High School auditorium.
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Established in 2017, The Corner Table is a Capital Times food podcast. Host Lindsay Christians talks with guests about cooking, wine, restaurants and more.
The Madsplainers is wrapping up its coverage of the spring primary elections with a look at who's on the ballot for City Council.
Mayor Paul Soglin and former Ald. Satya Rhodes-Conway, candidates for Madison mayor, celebrated on Tuesday evening and will face off in the general election in April in Madison. With all precincts reporting, Soglin secured 28.6 percent of the vote with Rhodes-Conway close behind with 27.7 pe…
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