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A Wisconsin district court holds that the Eighth Amendment requires the Wisconsin Department of Corrections to provide medical care to a transgender incarcerated person.
Historian Richard Wagner reflects on the Religious Society of Friends, and how the Madison Quakers came to adopt a position supporting same-sex marriage.
Jessica Katzenmeyer ran for State Assembly and lost. But she gained the admiration of state and national Democratic party leaders and a name for herself as an openly transgender politician who has what it takes to win. With her campaign momentum intact, Katzenmeyer plans to run again.
Rebecca Bedell went to college, transitioned, and then stumbled into faith. She reflects on her disorienting four-year journey, from atheist to queer spiritual leader, at times inspired and disillusioned by the church.
Pandemic Learning Tutors founder Kristin Kiley is turning her own educational obstacles into tools that she can use to help students see themselves in someone who has succeeded.
2021 LOVE LIST: Patrick & Ryan Platta, 12 years, Appleton
Though Madison-area restaurants benefitted from the City’s streateries program and were able to expand some outdoor eating spaces during the COVID crisis this summer, restaurants are turning to online fundraisers in the hopes that loyal patrons will help their...
2021 LOVE LIST: TeKema Balentine & Megan Bentley, 7 years, Madison
2021 LOVE LIST: Erv Uecker & Ross Walker, 64 years, Milwaukee
2021 LOVE LIST: Dotti Jacob & Kimberly Rose, 2.5 years, Madison
An unexpected health crisis led Clyde Mayberry to center his joy in event planning. Now he’s grown Events by Mayberry into a large-scale event planning company with its own 2,000-square-foot venue space.
2021 LOVE LIST: Stella & Vica Steel, 34 years, Madison
2021 LOVE LIST: Daniel Beechler & Michael Lynn, 7.5 years, Madison
LOVE LIST 2021: Malik & Whryne Rasheed, 8 years, Madison
First Congregational UCC-Madison Seeds of Hope Social Justice Grants are available to organizations in Dane County to help provide basic needs, promote equality for marginalized communities, address disparities in health care, advance equity in education, and deliver...
With the newly cemented conservative majority on the Supreme Court, family law attorney Michele Perreault tries to untangle the real risks from the hyperbole.
Dane County Board Supervisor Elena Haasl is rising to challenge the tokenization of youth and BIPOC elected leadership.
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