Wisconsin is a prime example of how federal pressure is pushing diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in higher education to the brink.

Research commissioned by the Economic Hardship Reporting Project suggests that newspapers fall short on covering the realities of working-class life.

Doug Wilson preaches iron discipline and male dominance. One of his disciples runs the Pentagon.

On Monday, August 3, protesters gathered at the at the south-west corner of the Capitol building in downtown Madison in an ongoing demonstration against the police killing of Corey Ruiz led by Freedom...

Community members have turned the intersection of Baldwin and Willy St into a memorial and are demanding the arrest of the officer who killed Corey Ruiz. Meanwhile, a number of local events have been ...

Since Texas banned abortion, no one has studied the statewide effects on pregnant women experiencing complications. Here’s how we sifted through data on millions of pregnancy hospitalizations and anal...

Independent journalism needs a lifeline to survive as Google urges readers toward AI summaries instead of article links.

The wins show that it’s possible to take back the narrative and ensure access to those who’ve been denied for too long.

Hailstorms cause millions of dollars in property damage yearly in Wisconsin, mostly to the state’s farmland.

In the center of the map’s biggest sea of red is Illinois, outlined in green — showing it’s a state with strong abortion access — surrounded by several states that ban or severely restrict abortion.

Destroyed buildings were the top contributor, new research finds, with at least 20,000 units in Iran hit in the war.

Sara Gabler interviews Monday host, Douglas Haynes, about his new book, Teaching Toward Slow Hope: Place-Based Learning in College and Beyond.

We cannot afford to slip into despair. We must push back against militarism everywhere, at every turn.

Every September, thousands of knitters, crocheters, spinners, and weavers descend on the Jefferson County Fair Park to participate in the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival. Those fiber artists are joi...

Since Oshkosh Corporation told The Cap Times that it was moving away from military vehicles, it has only doubled down on selling them to Israel.

Current and former tenants accuse the organization of unsafe living conditions and contributing to the cycle of housing insecurity.

The ACLU of Wisconsin has updated a report on the jail to deportation pipeline, showing increased ICE cooperation statewide.

Stephen Zunes and Negin Owliaei unpack harmful media narratives following the attack on Iran and the unnecessary escalation of US hegemony.

The staggering increase is difficult to process. These numbers will help.

This morning the Wisconsin Supreme Court ensured access to abortion care in the state. Analiese Eicher helps us break down this decision.

The argument that neighborhood preservation is a civic virtue treats structural exclusion as an unfortunate but immovable byproduct of planning. That narrative deserves scrutiny.

In higher ed, consulting fees and big technology buys go hand-in-hand with austerity

Sara Gabler is joined by Julian Walker to talk about the world of conspirituality, where New Age spirituality and the far right meet.

The importance of arts, crafts, and imagination as the world collapses.

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections offers few details about the deaths, which coincided with a respiratory illness outbreak.

The UW System paid Chicago-based Huron Consulting Group $51 million between 2019 and 2023, WORT found through an open records request.

A violent arrest on Willy Street and our unconscionable blind spots.

Attacking civili society is a hallmark of authoritarian regimes — and the House, including some Democrats, just gave Trump the power to do it.