Earlier this month, rainbow flags and banners hung in many windows of the Monroe County building in honor of Pride Month. The county employees who posted them have since been ...

In the hours after a man shot two Minnesota lawmakers in their homes on Saturday, Wisconsin’s legislative leaders issued a ...

The pasta—perfectly cooked to that elusive point between too firm and too soft—provides the ideal vehicle for the star of the show: a sauce made from a proprietary blend of Wisconsin cheeses that melt ...

This corner establishment at South Hamilton and West Main has become a Madison institution not by chasing trends but by ...

“When I see the rainbow flag flying over my capitol building, it tells me that my governor cares enough to make it clear that we as out LGBTQ+ people are welcome here in the state of Wisconsin.

The type of paint used on the century-old building's façade will cause the wall to deteriorate over time, city commissioners said.

The Progress Pride Flag will not disrupt other flags that regularly fly over the State Capitol building. The U.S. flag and Wisconsin state flag will continue flying on the East Wing flagpole above ...

MADISON (WKBT) — Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers raised ... The flag now flies above the Capitol building as the state prepares to observe Pride Month throughout June. Evers has made the Pride ...

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recently told you about the story of Wisconsin's first ... student's ornament placed on the Capitol Holiday Tree, touring the building as a fourth-grader or publicly ...

For 46 days in 1836, lawmakers met in Belmont to decide where to permanently place the capital. They were lobbied with land plots and buffalo robes.

The current capitol building in Madison is the state's fourth or fifth, depending on how you count it. A massive fire destroyed the capitol in 1904.

The idea for an ornament celebrating Wisconsin's state Capitol building actually came from the first lady of Texas, who Cate Zeuske met at a conference for state government officials. "She was ...