A Dane County Circuit Court judge shared plans to hold an evidentiary hearing to determine if there is probable cause to pursue charges against Madison police officer Matt Kenny, who shot and killed Tony Robinson in 2015.
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to take up a series of major cases arising out of constitutional challenges to the Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico -- which Congress created in 2016 to help respond to and manage the Puerto Rican financial crisis.
Sprint and T-Mobile will have to keep waiting.
The EPA inspector general is looking into embattled Administrator Scott Pruitt's $50-per-night apartment rental, travel expenses, security team, controversial raises for staff, use of subordinates' time and staff reassignments that some have said were retribution.
I had been looking for an excuse to go visit my mother's hometown when someone handed me the keys to an Acura NSX. My excuse was now in place.
"The Mummy" is a mess, a movie in such a hurry to introduce more monsters under Universal's "Dark Universe" banner that it comes awkwardly wrapped in impenetrable layers of exposition.
A law enforcement consultant is questioning the size, scope and cost of a Madison Police Department review approved by the common council Tuesday night.
There are two ways to look at Madison's Opera current production of "La Boheme."
As the St. Louis Cardinals kept losing players and winning games, eventually recording the majors' first 100-win season since 2011, there was a suspicion that they could run into trouble in the playoffs due to an inconsistent offense.
William Shakespeare's "Othello" is one of those stories that unfolds ever deeper in the human heart.
You expect to see a lot of things at American Players Theatre, but lizards?
There are a lot of good things to say about American Players Theatre's production of "A streetcar named desire," but we can start with the set.
You needn't be a Shakespearean scholar to get the point of APT's 'Merry Wives' or to spend the better part of three hours laughing.
Madison Opera's presentation of "The Barber of Seville" is one of the funniest stage productions the community has seen in a long, long time.
The Madison Symphony Orchestra began 2015 Friday night with a concert that had everything in place for a great evening, but didn't quite make it.
The Madison Symphony Orchestra's weekend concert features an all-Scandinavian program, one that might be expected to be both somewhat tense and somewhat dour.
The Choir of Westminster Abbey came to Madison Friday to sing for a capacity audience at the Overture Center and charmed the entire hall.
Madison loves pianist Olga Kern. She was almost awarded a standing ovation from the Madison Symphony Orchestra audience just for coming on stage, and when she left the stage a half-hour or so later the audience seemed perfectly happy applauding until she came back again and again.
When American Players Theatre actor James Ridge puts in a day's work, he puts in a full day's work.
If American Players Theatre has a royal court -- and most repertory theaters do -- then Sarah Day is the queen.
Does an at-home mixture of dish washing liquid, vinegar, baking soda and water get rid of carpet stains?
To be sure, the measure of a symphony concert is 85 to 90 percent music, but there's always a place for showmanship as well.
The Madison Opera's production of Donizetti's "The Daughter of the Regiment" is cheerful fare for a bleak midwinter, but let's leave that aside for a moment.
Wisconsin schools Superintendent Tony Evers says the state is not abandoning the Common Core.
