Terry Hansen: The currnet denial of aide to Palestinians is an extension of decades of Israel's control of the population through calculated starvation.

Corn dominates U.S. farmland and fuels the ethanol industry. But the fertilizer it relies on drives emissions and fouls drinking water in Wisconsin.

Arthur I. Cyr: European criticism and unfavorable media coverage have blunted the positive efforts Trump has made for peace.

In this week's Corner Table newsletter, visit the new Colectivo on Willy Street and find inspiration for winter comfort food.

A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.

Middle blocker Alicia 'Allie' Andrew has quickly become a mentor and 'grandma' for Wisconsin women's volleyball.

Dave Zweifel: After immigrating from Switzerland in 1969, Lenzlinger, who passed away on Nov. 25, turned the historic New Glarus Hotel into a destination.

When jazz enthusiast Toni Jakovec was diagnosed with cancer, the community stepped up. Friends will host a benefit concert for her at North Street Cabaret.

UW-Madison plans to reorganize the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences into the College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence.

Jamie Stiehm: Trump's recent outlandish outbursts have targeted women who have had the audacity to question the president's actions and policies.

Will Flanders: WILL might be an unlikely backer of solar energy, but community solar strengthens our electric grid, respects property rights and invites competition.

A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.

Graduate School Dean William Karpus says the university faces uncertainty around graduate and international students due to the Trump administration.

Plans are moving forward to connect Madison’s Cannonball Path with the Wingra Creek Path via a safer off-street bike lane along Fish Hatchery Road.

Last year's Abundant Life Christian School shooting illuminated the dangers of online extremism. Madison and Wisconsin officials are focusing on internet safety.

Wander Provisions opened in 2021 at 128 Albany St., selling fun sodas, locally grown staples and fantastic sandwiches, like the Shirley (a beef on weck).

Jeffrey Leverich: That one man’s corruption and broken psyche has destabilized our nation is a searing indictment of the American political system.

A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.

Funded by readers of the Cap Times, The Kids Fund distributes money to agencies that address the challenges faced by children in Dane County.

Dave Zweifel: Thanks to Vos' maneuvering, Wisconsin stands with Arkansas as the only two states that haven't extended Medicaid postpartum coverage.

This week around Madison, see "Hundreds of Beavers" at the Barrymore, find handmade items at the Fair Trade fest, see student choreographers and more.

Wisconsin men's basketball will take on Northwestern at the Kohl Center as both teams come off back-to-back losses.

Local artists like Luis Echavarría Uribe and Sharon Bjyrd tackle ASMR, dinosaurs and cyborgs in a dictionary-themed celebration.

Editorial: A rapid timeline is achievable; a redraw of Wisconsin legislative lines was completed with a similar sense of urgency before the 2024 election.

Asylum-seekers Dailin Pacheco-Acosta and Diego Ugarte-Arenas, who are from Venezuela, are scheduled to go before a Chicago immigration judge next week.

A recent debacle involving two West High School swimmers raised doubts about MMSD's support for students with disabilities, parents and advocates say.

A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.

The parents of a Wisconsin teen say their Kenosha school district should do more to prevent sexual misconduct after Christian Enwright’s guilty plea.

Badger Recovery provides one-on-one coaching, weekly meetings and social events for students. The campus group says more students are participating.

The coffee shop, which opened a new location this past month on Odana Road in Madison, hopes to serve as an ambassador for Yemeni culture.

Four of the development proposals would add apartments, student housing and a hotel to Wisconsin’s capital. Plans continue for two east side subdivisions.

John Nichols: The Progressive and the South Central Federation of Labor will host the Madison premiere of "Baristas vs Billionaires" at the Barrymore Theatre.

A former Wisconsin lieutenant governor, Barnes will be a frontrunner in a crowded Democratic field after unsuccessfully running for U.S. Senate in 2022.

Bennet Goldstein: When protective laws are applied to contexts for which they were not intended, the public is deprived of information related to potentially unscrupulous activity.

A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.

Wisconsin coach Luke Fickell acknowledges 'Achilles heel' of QB situation after losing to Minnesota and going 4-8.

Paul Fanlund: Marquette University Law School Poll director Charles Franklin talks about Donald Trump’s sinking approval rating and the 2026 midterms.

Whitney Way drivers received hundreds of tickets last year. Midvale Boulevard, University and East Washington Avenue drivers were also frequently cited.

The recent sale of Exact to Abbott Laboratories surprised the local business community, but UW-Madison economist Dan Olszewski says it could work out well.

Dave Zweifel: Of the 614 immigrants arrested in Chicago since September, 598 had neither criminal convictions nor pending charges.

Mel Gurtov: A Russia-Ukraine peace plan devised without input from Ukraine or European leaders whose security is on the line is doomed to fail.

Duane Beachey: We can't heal as a nation as long as half the country can't clearly see the lies and deception underlying MAGA.

Dave Zweifel: Why would we listen to a governor who saddled Wisconsin taxpayers with $70 million to cancel a train project that was already paid for by the federal government?

Arthur I. Cyr: A basic fact of life is that the United States does not willingly tolerate hostile regimes in the Americas.

Wisconsin’s severe maternal morbidity rate has soared since 2016 and disproportionately affects Black families, state and local officials say.

The UW system is taking over the annual quiz game from the Wisconsin Newspaper Association, led by Eve Galanter.

The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art on State Street will install three domes. Each seats eight, available with picnics and drinks starting in January.

Cielo is a new project from Sotto Night Club owner Susan McKinney featuring espresso martinis with tequila and a design drawn from central Mexico.

Jamie Stiehm: A handshake and a nod between George W. Bush and Al Gore captured a dignity in predidential politics that seems lost today.

Peter Barca: With natural gas, Wisconsin can have cleaner energy without compromising reliability or affordability.