A Madison woman found the RNC pipe bomb in D.C.
Madison native Karlin Younger was outside her Washington, D.C., apartment when she saw what she thought was garbage. Then she looked a little closer.
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Madison native Karlin Younger was outside her Washington, D.C., apartment when she saw what she thought was garbage. Then she looked a little closer.
When James Barron was studying for a master’s degree at UW–Madison in the late 1960s, crossing paths with soon to be notables like Paul Soglin and Dick Cheney, his best moments were spent with Capital Times journalist John Patrick Hunter, who was ready with some advice.
News reports of President Donald Trump’s plan to spend the holidays at Mar-a-Lago, his Florida resort, reminded me of something Hanns Kuttner mentioned when I profiled him several years ago in Madison Magazine.
In Lenore McComas Coberly’s view, Yeager’s character — and her own — were formed by the West Virginia hills town where they grew up.
Wow. Almost didn’t get this column written because I was sick this past month.
Forward we trudge into 2021, with gratitude, humanity and hope in our hearts.
More than 300 items of memorabilia from prolific local collector are up for auction through Dec. 20
Michael Shapiro was sitting on a park bench in Havana one day in 1999 when a Cuban woman told him how a Chevrolet Impala helped christen her marriage.
This is a story of a Dodge County farm kid who messed up a high school English paper and because of it wound up learning to fly fighter jets.
For most of us, COVID-19 arrived last March. We hoped its visit would be brief. But instead it has moved in with us, taking no hint that it has long outlasted its welcome.
Retired Madison broadcast engineer recounts the unlikely story in a BBC radio interview listened to by six million-plus.
That’s the thing about food traditions — very seldom do they have to do just with the food.
'I can't imagine Madison without him,' says retired WISC-TV and Madison Magazine editorial director.
Wright Thompson's latest, "Pappyland," sends Doug Moe on the hunt for a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle.
“The Lion King” went from a vague animated film idea to a $9 billion smash Broadway musical. And 1968 Madison West High School graduate Peter Schneider helped make it happen.
October 30 is Scott Faulkner’s last day as manager of the Wisconsin Union Club Suites at the Memorial Union and Union South, the position he assumed in 2013 after selling the Edgewater to Hammes Co.
As a person who has lived more years than most, I can not remember a weirder time in America.
This unusual year has made the small details of everyday life stand out like never before.
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