Science museum set to open in downtown Madison
Museum will highlight city's stance as center for science
A science museum is set to open in downtown Madison this summer.
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A science museum is set to open in downtown Madison this summer.
6,700 runners showed up early on Thanksgiving morning for the 11th running of the Berbee Derby.
Ribbon was cut Friday on an outdoor skating rink at the Edgewater Hotel.
When the Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps marches for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, it will be their largest audience in their history.
Firefighters at Houston fire stations were delivered pizza and a copy of a handwritten note from JJ Watt on Tuesday.
Dane County officials said Monday that even though there is snow on the ground, the snowmobile trails will not open before Dec. 1.
One person was injured in an explosion at Midwest Industrial Asphalt, near Copeland Park in La Crosse on the morning of Wednesday, November 19. Click for updates.
One Wisconsin Dells theater has opened its doors after four years, now with an entire new look.
Groups other than Madison Opera have performed Beethoven's "Fidelio," too, but the Madison performance Friday (it repeats Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Overture Center) was really one of the most enjoyable musical events in Madison for quite some time.
Contractors have completed a more than $1 million renovation of a unique circus building which once housed train cars in Baraboo before the "greatest show on Earth" was taken across the country.
An arctic blast has gripped much of the nation causing temperatures to plunge. While that is unwelcome news to many it is cause for celebration at Wisconsin ski resorts.
Americans are hooked on cheddar—it was the most popular type of cheese sold in the U.S. up until a few years ago.
The Nostrano dessert queen expertly pairs sweet with savory
Though there were several arrests and citations issued, Madison police said the vast majority of people who attended Saturday night's Freakfest were well-behaved.
35 entrepreneurs and innovators cooking up change in the local economy and culture
Dry-aged steaks, Caesar salad and bananas Foster don't disappoint at this new downtown restaurant
Dining fads come and go, but fortunately, the legacy restaurant is here to stay
The Choir of Westminster Abbey came to Madison Friday to sing for a capacity audience at the Overture Center and charmed the entire hall.
One small southwest Wisconsin town in our area may soon be breaking into the movie business.
Madison loves pianist Olga Kern. She was almost awarded a standing ovation from the Madison Symphony Orchestra audience just for coming on stage, and when she left the stage a half-hour or so later the audience seemed perfectly happy applauding until she came back again and again.
The organizers of Rhythm & Booms say they need $400,000 in donations and sponsorships by Dec. 1 to put on the fireworks show next year.
The theater just opened its final production of the season, "Alcestis," a Greek drama first produced in 438 B.C. and brought back to the stage in its current form by the late poet Ted Hughes in 1999.
The theater just opened its final production of the season, "Alcestis," a Greek drama first produced in 438 B.C. and brought back to the stage in its current form by the late poet Ted Hughes in 1999.
The Blooming Grove Fire Department held their annual Fire Prevention Week Open House Saturday, according to a release.