Andrew Bahl

Wisconsin Government and Politics Reporter at The Cap Times

Covering Wisconsin government and politics for The Cap Times | Lover of local news, the Badgers and baseball | He/his | DM/Signal/[email protected]

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Coffee with the Caps, Monday May 12

2 days ago | bvmsports.com | Andrew Bahl

By Andrew Bahl via The Third Sub, Skip to content Good Monday morning Caps fans, hope you all are having a lovely start to your week. It was a hard fought draw for Vancouver on Sunday and while they weren't able to overcome the longtime nemesis that is LA FC, a point is a pretty good result all things considered.
Coffee with the Caps, Monday May 12

2 days ago | thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl

Good Monday morning Caps fans, hope you all are having a lovely start to your week. It was a hard fought draw for Vancouver on Sunday and while they weren’t able to overcome the longtime nemesis that is LAFC, a point is a pretty good result all things considered. This was the first time in awhile that the Caps had met their match tactically but Jesper Sorensen responded well and the introduction of Ali Ahmed helped get them over the line to get that second goal and earn a deserved draw.
Whitecaps look to best longtime nemesis LAFC

4 days ago | thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl

The high flying Vancouver Whitecaps get a chance to exorcise their demons against an old nemesis, LAFC, when the Black and Gold travel to BC Place on Sunday. That Sunday night date is in and of itself significant, as it means appearing in MLS’ signature time slot.
Coffee with the Caps, Friday May 9

5 days ago | thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl

Good Friday morning Caps fans, hope you all are having a lovely week. It’s been a busy one in my neck of the woods so I’ll keep it short and sweet and get to the links ASAP. This week has been a good one for tuning out from the Whitecaps as … their hasn’t been a ton of news. The Caps did get their May 31 match against Portland moved to make room for the CONCACAF Champions Cup final the next day.
Coffee with the Caps, Friday May 2

1 week ago | thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl

Good Friday morning Caps fans, and happy May — hopefully your month is off to a good start. The Whitecaps elected to end April with a bang and I fear I am genuinely starting to run out of superlatives to describe the run they are on.
Wisconsin needs to pass a state budget. Here’s how it works.

1 week ago | captimes.com | Andrew Bahl

Once every two years, Wisconsin elected officials do something families across the state have to do all the time: They set a budget. Passing a spending blueprint is the focal point of the legislative session in every odd year, when state lawmakers must figure out how much each agency will spend for the next two years. That means big decisions about how much money to set aside for priorities ranging from education and health care to prisons and tax relief.
Whitecaps Through to CONCACAF Final with Scintillating Second Half

2 weeks ago | thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl

The Vancouver Whitecaps are one match away from being kings of North America, seeing off Inter Miami to win the semifinal series 5-1 on aggregate on the back of a scintillating second half in Ft. Lauderdale. An early Miami goal caused brief panic, but the Whitecaps created enough chances that you felt they could get the goal they needed. Tallies from Brian White, Pedro Vite, and Seb Berhalter more than did the trick and will lift Vancouver into the CONCACAF Champions Cup final.
Wisconsin wants to expand train service, but federal support is key

2 weeks ago | captimes.com | Andrew Bahl

COLUMBUS — If you don’t look too closely, it could be the early 20th century in Columbus’ packed Amtrak waiting room, and not just because the station dates to 1906. A large analog clock face stares down at travelers from the rustic walls, framed by posters advertising routes to the Twin Cities and beyond, all evoking a bygone era of train travel that many in Wisconsin hope will make a comeback.
Wisconsin bill would stop cities from blocking ADUs, or 'granny flats'

2 weeks ago | captimes.com | Andrew Bahl

In 2022, Taylor Larson and Taki Papademetriou wanted to turn a rundown garage into a fresh opportunity. Their home near Monona Bay was crammed with the couple and their two children, with little room for guests. At the same time, they had a garage badly in need of repair. To solve both problems at once, the family decided to renovate the garage and add a home on top of it. “We're like, well, that's a really great way to kill two birds with one stone,” Larson recalled thinking.
Coffee with the Caps, Monday April 28

2 weeks ago | thethirdsub.ca | Andrew Bahl

Good Monday morning Caps fans, hope you all are safe and well and that your week is off to a good start. We start this week with heavy hearts following the tragedy on Saturday night at the Lapu-Lapu celebration. Our thoughts are with all those impacted and the entire Filipino community in Vancouver. Fair play to Minnesota for the classy gesture of a moment of silence before Sunday’s match.