Local artist paints the rainbow
Kaleidoscopic paintings by Rae Senarighi celebrate trans and queer joy of every shade.
Kaleidoscopic paintings by Rae Senarighi celebrate trans and queer joy of every shade.
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Wisconsin now accepting ornaments for State Capitol Holiday Tree
Gov. Tony Evers' office announced Friday that the tree will once again be in the Capitol rotunda this year and that this year's decoration theme will be "Wisconsin Waters."
'Forward,' Hans Christian Heg statues restored outside of State Capitol
Two statues of "Forward" and Col. Hans Christian Heg were torn down the night of June 23 during a protest initially sparked by the arrest of a Madison activist.
'Chair of Honor' dedication at Capitol honors POW/MIA
A display at the Wisconsin State Capitol is honoring prisoners of war and those missing in action.
'Kayleigh's Law' proposed in Wisconsin, aiming to protect sexual assault survivors
A new proposal at the Wisconsin State Capitol is aiming to protect survivors of sexual assault.
Vel Phillips statue recommended for south side of Wisconsin Capitol
A statue of Wisconsin’s first black secretary of state outside the state Capitol came a little closer to reality Tuesday after a subcommittee settled on a location outside the building’s south side.
Gov. Evers raises Pride Flag at Wisconsin State Capitol, signs LGBTQ executive orders
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is marking the start of Pride Month by raising the Pride Flag at the Wisconsin State Capitol for a third straight year.
Organizers more than halfway to fundraising goal for Vel Phillips statue at Capitol
Community leaders are asking the public to support the efforts to support efforts to create a bronze statue of trailblazer Vel Phillips on the grounds of the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Wisconsin lawmakers to debate array of bills ahead of Governor's budget address on Tuesday
The state Senate is scheduled to take up more than twenty bills in a floor session Tuesday in a jam-packed day at the state Capitol preceding Gov. Tony Ever's budget address in the evening. Many of the bills are reintroduced…
Quiet day on Capitol Square as authorities brace for possible protests
City, state and national authorities are planning for possible protests at the Wisconsin State Capitol Sunday, but things remained quiet on the Capitol Square during the morning hours.
Protesters explain why they tore down statues at State Capitol
Madison police say a group of about 200 to 300 people took control of a towing vehicle and tore down the Forward and Hans Christian Heg statues at the State Capitol overnight.
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