Fresco Opera's "Arias Hunt" is innovative alternative to gathering in a concert hall that allows people to hear the classic opera pieces in a safe, physically distant way.
For winning an individual NCAA title in 1956 as a 139-pound boxer for the Badgers, Dick Bartman is one of the 11-member 2020 class of inductees into the University of Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame. A virtual induction ceremony is planned for mid to late October.
Swap stress for some self-care like Taryn Pemberton Schmidt did at this Wisconsin Dells resort.
The Wisconsin Composers Project Concert will feature prerecorded performances of works by five composers starting at 7:30 p.m. at madisonnewmusic.org.
Tequila and taco bar opens in former Roast Public House space.
The leaves are turning orange and the temperatures are slowly dropping, which can only mean one thing: pumpkin spice.
Six Wisconsin breweries are kicking off "Fair Maps Beer Week," a campaign effort to educate voters about gerrymandering.
"He’s a man of resounding awareness, both of himself and the world around him."
When Marc Eisen set out to write a cover story about Epic Systems Corp., he knew working with the famously insular tech company would be a challenge. But he did get a few questions answered.
Our town has hooked its star to the software giant's success. But what happens when founder Judith Faulkner leaves?
Epic is not Madison’s Microsoft; Exact Sciences is, says WARF executive.
Colectivo will be offering voter registration help on Saturdays starting Saturday.
After the coronavirus forced Madison band Disq to reschedule their tour, the group returned home to work on their second album.
Restaurant Week To Go is back Sept. 14-25!
The official mayoral proclamation honors the retiring longtime local journalist
If you can't shop State Street businesses right now, you can support BID's newly launched Downtown Madison Fund to revitalize downtown
This marks Neil Heinen's final “For the Record” column, capping 20 years of monthly column writing for Madison Magazine.
David Egan has testified before the U.S. Senate, served a year-long fellowship in Washington, D.C.; served as a global messenger for the Special Olympics and spoken before audiences of thousands.
The more than 22-year-old Italian restaurant in Middleton is certainly not the first or last local restaurant to close due to the persisting pandemic.
Since 2014, AJB has been giving college students a way to feel like they are making a difference, just by grabbing their pick-me-up between classes.
After five years in Madison, HopCat on Gorham Street is permanently closing its doors.
Here in HMO-dominated Madison, independent clinics are the minority. Rarer still is an emerging model known as direct primary care
The Wisconsin Book Festival runs year-round but culminates with a fall celebration that attracts thousands of people to readings by local and national authors.
Cyrus Nowrasteh’s work has been controversial, and his new film, "Infidel," is unlikely to be received warmly by the Iranian government.
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