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Making a living in information security was once considered a rare, if not impossible, challenge. But Madison’s Jack Koziol proved them all wrong.

Here in the Madison area, the aviation community says if you’ve ever been curious about becoming a pilot, they’d love to take you in the air.

Today, Madison is seeing a range of veg-focused offerings, from vegetarian sushi rolls to entirely plant-based menus.

The vet school sees 30,000 patients each year, but that's far from all the veterinary medical hospital does for the community and beyond.

Time appears to stand still in this work by award-winning photographer Patrick Stutz, which blends a 1914 archival photo with his 2022 photo.

UW–Madison alumnus Tom Erickson spent his career helping technology firms around the world succeed, and now he's back.

American Ghost Walks, founded by siblings Allison Jornlin and Michael Huberty, began in Wisconsin and now operates in several states.

The return of the RV vacation Vans, big rigs, overland trailers and other tow-behinds are the new “it” way to escape, whisking away couples and families who couldn’t spend a minute longer sheltering at home. April 22, 2021 9:16 AM Andrea Behling Updated: Jeremy Ebner enjoys camping. His wife, Simona Ebner? Not so much. “I prefer to sleep in a bed and have flush toilets and running water,” Simona Ebner says. When the couple — who both grew up in La Cross...

Henry Doane pushes forward at Tempest Oyster Bar and Tornado Room Steak House Henry Doane always felt more comfortable in the kitchen than in the dining room. April 9, 2021 8:48 AM Dan Curd Photo by Patrick Stutz “I am passionate about what I do and food is a big part of it, [but] I consider myself more of a maker of environments.” Henry Doane has worked in restaurants most of his life. It was always a ready occupation more than an ambition. His first job was as a d...

Photo by Patrick Stutz To help Madisonians get out of the house, Destination Madison is launching a “Madison Minication” campaign from Feb. 12 through April 12. According to a news release, 17 hotels are offering packages that include a one-night stay and a curated activity. “With travel limited due to COVID-19, people are seeking a safe and low-stress way to get out of the house during the long winter months,” reads the release. Some of the packages include fish fry at The Edgewater, w...