New renderings were offered at a Joint Campus Area Committee meeting this week.
Whether you own a boat or are looking to rent one, here’s what you need to know before spending a day on one of Madison’s lakes.
Check out these hiking trails catering to all skill levels in and around Madison, Wisconsin for outdoor adventures.
State Street’s Pedestrian Mall Experiment kicks off on Wednesday, May 8.
Eat and Drink
Season 21 of “Top Chef” airs this week and is set in both Madison and Milwaukee. We put together a viewing game for you to play while watching.
It’s the 100th anniversary of the Caesar salad. Let’s eat.
Whether you like Thin Mints or Do-si-dos, the Girl Scouts have your back.
If you find yourself craving Mickie’s Dairy Bar but don’t want to brave the weekend crowds, try this recipe instead.
Travel and Outdoors
Whether you’re a birding enthusiast or just want to get outside for a good cause, consider getting involved in this year’s Great Wisconsin Birdathon.
Learn more about when and where to get locally-made maple syrup in southern Wisconsin.
Every neighborhood, district, and town center in Madison has a personality all its own. Does your favorite neighborhood line up with your zodiac sign? We’ve got a horoscope for every part of our city. Find your next favorite hangout written in the stars.
Prepare for spring weather in Madison with these seasonal temperature and precipitation outlooks from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center.
Real Estate
We rounded up a few open houses happening this week for you to check out.
Brush up on development and civic jargon before construction season peaks in Madison.
The Downtown Development Tracker tracks development downtown.
Picnic Point is a major feature of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve, and some big changes are on the horizon.
City
All the way from Nebraska’s Lincoln Children’s Zoo, Betty joined fellow red panda Bandit at the Henry Vilas Zoo last week.
From why they happen to how to get them fixed, we’re giving you the 411 on potholes in Madison.
From books and movies to STEM kits and energy meters, libraries offer resources to local kids, adults, and educators. Next time you’re checking out a book at your local library, check out what else is available to you.
A Madisonian is finding out what dogs like to watch on TV.