Beloit Snappers home opener
Baseball is back in Beloit. Tonight, the Snappers played their first home game at Pohlman Field in 20 months.
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Wisconsin Special Olympic athletes return to the track for first time since start of COVID-19
Wisconsin's Special Olympics athletes are retuning to in-person events since the start of COVID-19.
I just graduated... now what? The new resources now available to the Badger Class of 2021
MADISON, Wis. -- Congratulations, Class of 2021! After a whirlwind four years, ending with a wacky final one, you are…
Orchards, farms brace for frost/freeze
Farms and orchards in southcentral Wisconsin are bracing for the possible effects of tomorrow morning's frost.
Revisiting the Madison Model: A look at the future of policing in Madison
Aside from the pandemic, no story has gotten more attention in the last year than police reform.
Edgerton Native Rich Bickle Jr. wins Joe Shear Classic as racing returns to Madison International Speedway
After more than a year of missed or modified events, fan-attended racing was back at Madison International Speedway Sunday.
A 20% survival rate by 2030: The role UW researchers are playing in the fight against pancreatic cancer
By the time many people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, it's 'too late.' The disease is not curable, only manageable.
'This is only a step in the right direction': Madison responds to Derek Chauvin guilty verdict
There is currently a lot of hope for the future following the Derek Chauvin verdict last week, so we wanted to know what kind of beliefs our community holds for change.
'It scares me': As gun sales continue to surge in Wisconsin, fewer new buyers are going through training
As demand for firearms in Wisconsin continues its year-long surge, fewer new buyers are going through any sort of formal training process, according to Max Creek Outdoors Owner Steve D'Orazio.
Last call to cast your 'Best of Madison' ballots!
2021's final voting period ends April 30
It's Oscar Sunday, but Madison-area business owners won't be walking away with anything gold just yet...
Tree trimming business picking back up
As the weather gets nicer and people start working out in the yard, business is picking up for local tree trimmers.
'What happened here was ass-backwards': Parking Enforcement Officers, advocates, push back against Common Council decision to break ties with MPD
By an 11-8 vote, a new-look Madison Common Council moved to restructure a portion of MPD Tuesday night - transferring nearly 30 Parking Enforcement Officers to the city's Parking Utilities Division.
Exclusive look inside crisis response training that will be offered to police this summer
The National Alliance on Mental Illness of Dane County will offer crisis intervention training to all Madison area police this July.
Lt. Gov.: 'This is a chance to turn the page'
Wisconsin Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes says he expects justice to be served in Minnesota and says this is a chance to turn the page on relationships between the community and police.
Roughly 150 march for solidarity and unity on way to Wisconsin capitol
A group of roughly 150, comprised of UW-Madison students and other community activists, marched on the Wisconsin State Capitol Sunday afternoon.
Madison organization supports families in need with free diapers, other goods
Through donations and volunteer assistance, the Pregnancy Helpline is offering material goods and support to families in need.
One year into pandemic, Madison-area food pantries continue to serve twice the number of families & say this could be the 'new normal'
Here are 3 ways you can help feed our neighbors in need
We're slowly getting a better indication of what our 'new normal' might look like.
Wisconsin Union reopens terrace for 2021 season
The iconic sunburst chairs and tables return to the Wisconsin Union, marking the official beginning of terrace season.
40 years & 60 books later, this Madison-based bestselling author has no plans to retire
A conversation with Kevin Henkes: The man behind some of your children's favorite books
Henkes has been writing and illustrating since he was a student at the UW-Madison.
Hundreds of people wait in line for COVID-19 vaccines at Madison walk-in clinic
Standing in line on a gloomy day doesn't phase Matt Hurr.
City of Beloit holds virtual meet-and-greet with police chief finalists
People in Beloit could take part in a virtual meet-and-greet tonight getting to know the two finalists for the city's police chief position.
Planning for the return of events
As things slowly return to normal, the events industry is hoping to get back to work as well.
‘Conversations we need to be having’: Panel discusses vaccine and the Black community
Just as COVID-19 spreads, so can words.
The push to make virtual court appearances less 'dehumanizing' for defendants
The pandemic has shifted the way all things operate, including how people show up for their court appearances.
