I love the Captimes. They cover under the radar issues of vital importance--example: the assault on Wisconsin's people and environment in recent years: frac sand mining giving neighbors silicosis, gigantic, expensive transmission lines boring holes in our pocket books and making our beautiful state ugly, road expansion while rural roads fall apart. Thank you cap-times--we will keep on fightin the good fight and appreciate your voice.
I have enjoyed articles written by different contributors.I see unique views and commentary from a wide variety of authors. Very interesting stories.
This newspaper is free all over Madison. The headquarters are combined at the same building as the WI State Journal. This is the liberal answer to the conservative State Journal exposing the schemes of Gov. Scott Walker and his misinformation machine. Groundbreaking stories on thr Govenors out of state bankrollers and the payoffs to his campaign donors. Get the facts others are silenced from printing. Alot of local Madison political news. Recommended.
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It is hard to imagine a more troublesome time in which to start a newspaper, particularly one that supported progressive politics as America succumbed to war hysteria. But in 1917, during World War I and despite heavy criticism by his political and personal friends, William T. Evjue and a group of other young men rolled the first edition of The Capital Times off a rickety press in a converted ice cream parlor in downtown Madison. Nearly a century later, the Cap Times, as it is affectionately known in Madison, is an online magazine with a weekly print edition still dedicated to progressive politics and in-depth reporting. It covers topics including politics, government, education, technology, business, health and more. Its website, captimes.com, is part of the community portal madison.com, which offers breaking news, local news, analysis and opinion.
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