In order to make election night a little more enjoyable, we’ve come up with a survival kit. All the items below were curated to bring a little comfort.

We can’t peel ourselves away from these hearty sources of entertainment guaranteed to have you laughing, crying, swooning and shamelessly screaming at the TV.

Daniel Bonanno is a James Beard Award semifinalist for Rising Star Chef of the Year in 2013 and owner of Madison-based restaurant A Pig in a Fur Coat and the Alimentari deli.

On the heels of food halls thriving in other cities, Milwaukee has embraced the “all under one roof” culinary concept.

Hard cider is all the rage right now, and in orchard-heavy Wisconsin, it’s no surprise that there are great producers throughout the state.

Author and podcast host Laura Vanderkam says spending more time working doesn’t equal success — and that’s good news for everyone. So instead of resigning to longer workdays, try these productivity and time-saving pointers, used by highly successful professionals.

We think an art-inspired road trip is in order, and we’ve already made a list of museums you’ve got to see with some truly fascinating and thought-provoking exhibits.

To help alleviate some of the stress for parents and kids caused by the beginning of this school year, we spoke with two middle school teachers who offer some insight and advice about virtual learning.

Wisconsin mom and clinical psychologist Emily Mazzulla pulled from her trauma and resilience training to create a book, “School in the Time of the Coronavirus”: “As a mom, I read a lot of children’s books and I find that they spark conversation in kids — [they’re] a safe, engaging way to talk about difficult topics.”

Reimagine yourself this summer with looks that will never go out of style, from earthy monochromes to electric color pairings to edgy patterns — that can work into fall.

Recently, Shalicia Johnson was out in Madison photographing racially spurred protests, shown in our July/August issue. She shared with us what her experience has been like as a Black person in Wisconsin.

Theatrical vocal coach Clare Haden talks about losing her work, mourning her industry and pushing for fundamental change in racial equity in the arts.

Special attention needs to be paid to our pups to keep them safe in soaring temperatures. Here are some surefire ways to care for your dog in hot weather.

In September, students will return to school virtually, with some in-person learning for students with disabilities. Resuming sports and extracurriculars is still unknown.