From the Madison Public Library's Bubbler program, "Our Town Everywhere" uses stamped self-portraits to celebrate art, joy and community.
Over the past year, Madison Magazine has written stories about notable locals, delicious restaurants, talented artists and the day-to-day happenings impacting our community.
A state street tavern is transforming the building next door into an art gallery for local, young artists.
The six-year-old boy allegedly thrown from a viewing platform at the Tate Modern art museum in London can now move his legs and go outside in a wheelchair, according to a statement from his family.
Vehicles have become a popular tool of destruction in terror attacks around the globe.
Public testimony has ended after more than 11 hours in a Wisconsin state Assembly committee on a right-to-work bill.
It's not every day you hear about an art theft in Madison, but police say an expensive piece of artwork was stolen from University of Wisconsin-Madison's Union South last Wednesday, valued at $700.
Visitors who come to the Wisconsin state Assembly to watch debate won't be allowed to use cellphones, eat or wear a hat.
The galleries of the Assembly chambers were cleared Thursday night after a debate on a proposed mining bill was disrupted by dozens of protesters.
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