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Mesh is looking to flip the script with the loneliness people face by using technology to help people create more real world connections.

Now, like all my columns, Festival Foods didn’t know that I was writing this. They don’t really even know who I am, and probably never will.

Pushing back against proactive rezoning proposed by the city of Madison in its West Area Plan, homeowners in Madison’s Highlands neighborhood created agreements limiting what could be built and the minimum lot size on their properties

Greenbush’s Neighborhood House Community Center — the “United Nations of Madison" — has reinvented itself numerous times. Now it’s poised to do it again.

The NewsHour and the NPR news shows were, in their best days, the gold standard for what broadcast journalism — or any journalism — should be.

From Wednesday through Saturday, five vendors will operate in the 700 and 800 blocks of State Street from 8 p.m. to 2:30 a.m.

The University of Wisconsin is investing $1 million into its “You Can’t Stop a Badger” marketing campaign aiming to reduce stereotypes regarding the university and higher education, according to a report from The Cap Times. Documents showed UW aimed to combat the idea that the university is too “elitist” and “leftist,” according to the report....

Wisconsinites approved two constitutional amendments prohibiting 'Zuckbucks' and mandating only designated officials may administer elections.

Decision by Gannett and McClatchey to drop AP will reduce state news coverage.

Content from 2023 — including Best Overall Design, Best Column (in print and online), Best Feature Photograph and more —was named in Milwaukee Press Clubs Excellence in Journalism Awards.