Five women in Wisconsin's Black Caucus have a mission to end the state's infant mortality crisis. They can't get a hearing.

We asked David Crowley and Tom Tiffany how they would address Wisconsin’s Black infant mortality crisis if elected governor. Tiffany didn’t respond.

In July 2025, the Trump administration ended the ‘Press 3’ option for LGBTQ+ callers seeking counseling from 988. This option resumed Sept. 30.

Wisconsin has one of the highest death rates among Black babies in the U.S. "Deadly Divide" is a Cap Times investigation of the racial gap in survival rates and efforts to close the divide.

Wisconsin has one of the highest death rates among Black babies in the U.S. "Deadly Divide" is a Cap Times investigation of the racial gap in survival rates and efforts to close the divide.

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Five women in Wisconsin’s Black Caucus have a mission to end the state’s infant mortality crisis. They can’t get a hearing.

Black Caucus members Shelia Stubbs, LaTonya Johnson, Margaret Arney, Sequanna Taylor and Dora Drake are on a mission to end the infant mortality crisis.

Wisconsin has long had one of the highest rates of Black babies dying before their first birthdays. Neither family income nor education explains it.

Wisconsin has long had one of the highest rates of Black babies dying before their first birthdays. Neither family income nor education explains the disparity.

Wisconsin has one of the highest rates of Black babies dying before their first birthday. Neither family income nor education explains the disparity.

Cap Times reporter Erin McGroarty is investigating Wisconsin’s Black infant mortality crisis. A brief survey lets you add your voice.

About 380 nurses from 10 Dean Medical Group outpatient clinics in Dane County are seeking union certification.

The owner of St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison is asking the National Labor Relations Board to overturn a decision to certify the nurses’ union election.

Cap Times reporter Erin McGroarty is investigating Wisconsin’s Black infant mortality crisis. A brief survey lets you add your voice.

An officer shot and killed Corey Ruiz July 22, prompting memorials, protests, closures, investigations and renewed scrutiny on police use of force.

Corey Ruiz’s family describes a troubled man trying to turn his life around before a Madison officer shot and killed him.

Corey Ruiz, a 38-year-old Black man from Madison, was fatally shot by an officer Wednesday. Ruiz's family retained civil rights attorney Ben Crump.

SSM Health’s St. Mary’s is the only Madison hospital that doesn’t staff nurses based on patient illness levels. Nurses say it’s a problem.

A vigil was held Thursday night where Ruiz was fatally shot a day earlier by a Madison police officer. Relatives of Ruiz, including his daughter, attended.

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Dr. Mark Moss of UW Health says patients with respiratory and heart conditions are at high risk because of drifting wildfire smoke.

An average of 19 cases of West Nile virus are found in Wisconsin residents each year. Here’s how the state tracks the virus and how residents can stay safe.

Dr. David Harris at UW-Madison says weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound are safe, so long as patients get the medications from doctors.

Dr. David Harris at UW-Madison says weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound are safe, so long as patients get the medications from doctors.

Nurses at Madison’s St. Mary’s hospital won a union election last month. Missouri-based SSM Health, who owns the hospital, wants to throw out the results.

Rana, president of the Verona-based medical records giant, announced to staff this week he will leave the company in August.

A UW Health OB/GYN and other medical experts recommend four ways to protect yourself and your pregnancy during extreme heat.

More people are seeking nursing degrees from Madison College, UW-Madison and elsewhere, seeking a stable, well-paying job that makes a difference. And more are needed.

An estimated 63,000 Wisconsinites could lose BadgerCare Plus as the state prepares to implement new federal Medicaid expansion work requirements next year.

Changes in climate and weather patterns mean pollen is blooming earlier, sticking around longer and making symptoms worse, says UW Health allergist Dr. Mark Moss.