Madison WI

The pizzeria ran out of cooking oil and borrowed some from another restaurant that made THC-infused edibles.

(MADISON) Governor Tony Evers announces he will not seek a third term as governor. In a pre-recorded announcement that was posted to social media, Evers said that he wants to spend more time with family after 50 years spent in public service. Evers was first elected as governor in November...

MADISON, Wis. (WFRV) – A 39-year-old Wisconsin woman was arrested on Saturday, July 18, after a search warrant executed at her home discovered several dead animals. The Madison Police Department, along with Public Health Madison and Dane County Animal Services, is investigating a home pet care business as two...

The long-awaited Madison Public Market is now slated to open early next year, according to the latest update from the market’s foundation. In the works for nearly two decades, the nearly $24 million project has spanned multiple mayors, a global pandemic, and a variety of funding and construction setbacks.

Earlier this month, City Council members and community leaders raised the disability pride flag for the first time in Madison’s history. The flag is black with a diagonal rainbow, colored to represent a range of disabilities: red for physical, gold for neurodiversity, white for invisible and undiagnosed, blue for...

Community members are invited to celebrate cultural connection, community creativity, and the spirit of the Harry Whitehorse International Wood Sculpture Festival at a special one-day Community Day event on Saturday, Aug. 16, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at Ahuska Park in Monona. Community Day will bring together live wood carving...

Next Level Park St. Music Fest will feature local and regional singers, musicians and entertainers on Saturday, Aug. 2, 7 p.m. at the Labor Temple grounds on Madison’s South Side. Park Street Music Fest organizer Clyde Gaines tells Madison365 that he started the festival, which has now become a...

The Baked Lab — a cake and sweet treat business that has operated out of a commercial space for the last five years — is opening a bakery/wine storefront this winter at 2044 Atwood Ave.

MADISON, Wis. -- The founder and CEO of Madison non-profit Urban Triage was charged Thursday after allegedly breaking down the door of the home of a man she used to be in a relationship with.

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - First it was eggs, now it’s meat. The cost of beef is hitting record highs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The high prices are not only having an impact on your wallet, but also local businesses. Pip Freeman, owner and butcher at Meat...