Natalie Eilbert: What happens when we prioritize being present? We start to notice nature, our community and our place in the world.

Editorial: An obsolete, punishing and deadly law for pregnant women and families remains on the books in Wisconsin. Lawmakers must repeal this.

Natalie Eilbert: The Watertown School Board’s censorship of a school concert is an embarrassment, but few area school boards are speaking up.

Natalie Eilbert: School test scores have dropped at the same time cell phone use has exploded. In-school bans may help, but only if enforced equitably.

Editorial: With threats of planned school attacks on the rise, Wisconsin's Office of School Safety is more important than ever.

Natalie Eilbert: Recent decisions by Dane County and Verona to end contracts with Flock Safety underscore the dangers of the company’s surveillance data.

Natalie Eilbert: Trump administration policies are reducing the number of foreign-born people coming to Dane County, and we are the worse for it.

Now that the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of the discredited conversion therapy practice, Wisconsin must act to protect LGBTQ+ kids.

Editorial: The fear of potential federal funding cutbacks is no excuse for inflicting pain and suffering on vulnerable children who were in the midst of treatment.

As the Cap Times covers sexual misconduct in its Dismissed series, the editorial board will track how lawmakers and candidates pledge to protect children.

Natalie Eilbert: Sometimes objectively reporting on the hardships and injustices of ordinary people isn't enough; you have to take up their cause.

Paul Fanlund: Natalie Eilbert, who joins the Cap Times from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, will delve deep, listen closely, and elevate different voices.

Lawmakers working on 2026 bills had recently increased dollars to mental health and addiction recovery programs.

Many of the populations who would have been affected by these cuts have endured historic gaps in care needs.

The decision to pause health care for minors going through gender transition comes less than a month after RFK Jr. announced new restrictions.

They came to the U.S. to seek asylum and built a life. Now, changes to Venezuela's Temporary Protected Status could send them back.

The announcement came after the U.S. Department of Education denied Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's appeal on Sept. 23.

A group of Wisconsin nursing homes that were ordered into receivership after years of financial distress will soon be taken over by a new operator.

On the surface, the average temperatures appear in the normal range. But nothing about summer 2025 in Wisconsin has been normal.

The state will appoint a receiver to take over four nursing homes in Wisconsin operated by Bedrock Healthcare due to financial strains.

Before long, vulnerable youths are in areas of the internet that would never show up in a typical Google search. And no one is around to stop them.

The multistate lawsuit is asking the court to block the administration's actions, which it deems unconstitutional.

Since the Housing First program began in August 2015, Milwaukee County has seen a nearly 42% decline in the homeless population.

Trump's orders terminate equity-based grants, prohibit federal funding for DEI programs, and eliminate recognition of transgender people.

The Trump administration is set to eliminate thousands of federal health care jobs Friday, targeting employees across agencies who were hired in the past one to two years.

Ensuring the collection and protection of demographic data affirms the visibility, rights, and well-being of the people behind the numbers.

The Associated Press issued this statement on Tuesday from Executive Editor Julie Pace: As a global news organization, The Associated Press informs

The order is the latest in a series of injunctions that deny the rights, and even the existence, of transgender people.

President Trump’s pause on aid, and the gutting of the primary aid agency, could jeopardize the health of more than 20 million people worldwide, including 500,000 children, experts say.

The order is the latest in a series of injunctions that deny the rights, and even the existence, of transgender people.

The direct appeal to President Trump at the start of the first full day of his presidency was a remarkable moment at a National Cathedral event that has not historically been political.