Enforcement has become a flashpoint between local and federal authority, and the stakes are not merely political as officers decide where their duty lies.

An estimated 15,000 people rallied to protest the Trump administration in Madison Saturday. Similar protests also took place in some 2,600 other locations.

Imposter syndrome, which happens when you're dreaming, can actually strengthen decision-making abilities. But Trump doesn't sleep much.

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

Callie Cox Bauer: Lists of who takes depression medications, who has diabetes or who uses birth control can be sold to advertisers — or to whoever pays the highest price.

In this week's Corner Table newsletter, Joe Sasto headlines Cooking with the Cap Times, Stella's Bakery opens on Regent and blue cheese ice cream sandwiches.

Dave Zweifel: John Nichols, associate editor at The Capital Times, has recently been named executive editor of the venerable progressive publication.

The nonprofit has given over $1 million in scholarships to thousands in Dane County. Leaders like Barbara Rubin say the need is growing.

Brooks Bollinger helped lead Wisconsin to seven straight wins in 1999, then a bowl game victory that featured a Barry Alvarez halftime 'tirade.'

Anticipating higher volume in the retail space they share with Level 5 Donuts on Atwood Avenue, the candied nut brand will open a pop-up with exclusive offerings and holiday events.

Cardinal Capital Management cites ‘over-optimistic projections’ of rent growth and occupancy rates as reasons for foreclosure on its Middleton project.

Rep. Amanda Nedweski is working on a bill that would prohibit educators from surrendering their licenses to halt a DPI investigation.

Bill Franks: GHC must recognize the union immediately, come clean on their anti-union activities and regain the trust of membership by democratizing the cooperative.

Trump always has to be the heavy in the room; Keaton seemed to levitate in an enchanting spell. They are the dark and light sides of the baby boomers.

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

Courtney and Ace McCarty, the owners of Nitro Beverage Lounge, are opening a new, secretive bar in the Saddlery building on East Wilson Street.

While the University of Wisconsin-Madison already works with the U.S. Department of Defense, Vice Chancellor Dorota Grejner-Brzezinska sees room to expand.

Piepenburg’s book, ‘Dining Out,’ explores the importance of gay dining spaces. He’ll speak with Jessica Jones of Giant Jones at the Wisconsin Book Festival.

Sabrina Madison's Progress Center for Black Women is asking for community donations as the Trump administration blocks federal funding for DEI efforts.

At the Wisconsin Capitol in June, about 15,000 people turned out to protest the Trump administration. Organizers hope for more demonstrators this time.