Michelle Obama, Taylor Swift and Halle Berry are among the army of outraged celebrities venting rage at the Supreme Court's scrapping of the constitutional right to abortion in the US. They joined president Joe Biden in hitting out after the lawmakers overturned the landmark Roe v Wade ruling - making terminations illegal for millions of American women.

Ziggi’s Coffee is bringing back their fan-favorite, the Firecracker Blender, to commemorate the Fourth of July. This beverage features their Vanilla Blender combined with white chocolate and strawberry flavors, topped with whipped cream and popping candy. Save the date—this limited-time beverage is available at all Ziggi’s locations from July 2—July 4.

This canned tuna dish is almost too pretty to eat. With food prices rising across the board, it's nice to see that (so far) the price of canned tuna remains affordable. In fact, I bet you have a can or two in your pantry right now. Tuna is incredibly versatile, from sandwiches and creamy casseroles to zesty salads.

MADISON (WKOW) — What does democracy look like to you? The Overture Center for the Arts wants to know. The Overture is organizing the “DEMOCRACY - A Visual Exploration,” exhibit for next year and is welcoming submissions of visual art, including paintings, sculpture and prints as well as performance art and social practice.

Looking for restaurant ideas, particularly places that have outdoor seating? Here are a few options, based on recent Wisconsin State Journal restaurant reviews. Branch + Daughter opened in late July in Windsor, 10 miles north of Madison. Hours: Sunday through Wednesday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The streets of downtown Prairie du Sac saw a distinct increase in foot traffic on the evening of June 17, as curious community members checked out a new event going on. River Arts, a Prairie du Sac nonprofit organization, hosted Prairie du Sac’s first-ever night market from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., showcasing the work of local art vendors.