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Scabby the Rat, a ten-foot-tall inflatable rat, has found a new home at the construction site on N. Lake St. as workers picket construction company HM Brandt.
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Scabby the Rat, a ten-foot-tall inflatable rat, has found a new home at the construction site on N. Lake St. as workers picket construction company HM Brandt.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is reportedly donning a lab coat for injured NFL athletes.
The Republican-controlled state Assembly passed a bill on Feb. 13 to eliminate work permit requirements for 14- and 15-year-olds in Wisconsin.
Dane County held primary elections for the Dane County Board of Supervisors Tuesday for District 13 and District 36, two districts each contested by three candidates.
The University of Wisconsin System launched Wisconsin Online, a collaboration between 13 campuses offering over 200 online degrees, on Feb. 1 to increase higher education access for students who need virtual accommodations.
Gov. Tony Evers signed a bill Tuesday creating a direct admissions pathway to University of Wisconsin System campuses for Wisconsin high school students who achieve high academic performance.
University of Wisconsin-Madison gamers have found a community among light-up keyboards and high-end monitors in the Bakke Recreation Center’s esports room, which opened at the beginning of the spring semester.
Wes Sparkman, director of Dane County’s Office for Equity and Inclusion, announced his candidacy for Dane County executive Thursday.
A recent amendment to an agreement between Republican state lawmakers and the University of Wisconsin System could allow the construction of the new Camp Randall Sports Center to overlap with the boundaries of the Camp Randall Memorial Park.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers passed a new plan Monday to redraw Wisconsin’s legislative districts ahead of the upcoming election, changing the political landscape of the state for the next decade.
The Dane County spring 2024 general elections are less than two months away, with a primary election for two districts on Feb. 20.
The Lakeshore Nature Preserve will build a sustainable visitor center as a “front door” to Picnic Point with the use of a $14.3 million gift from longtime Madison philanthropist Jerry Frautschi.
Republican lawmakers in the Assembly approved a constitutional amendment Thursday to ban state agencies from using race, sex, ethnicity, color or national origin for hiring practices and public administration.
Democratic state lawmakers unveiled a proposal Wednesday that would allow Wisconsin workers up to 14 weeks of paid family and medical leave per year.
The University of Wisconsin System receives more than $1 million annually from land first taken from Wisconsin Native American tribes in the 1800s.
Dawn Douglas has worked in the Dane County foster care system for 35 years. A social worker by trade, Douglas has always been passionate about connecting at-risk youth with a loving home.
Graffiti criticizing the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s response to a Tuesday incident in which a campus police officer shoved a pro-Palestine protester was found in the sixth floor women’s bathroom in Mosse Humanities Thursday.
The Teaching Assistants’ Association on Wednesday delivered a letter with more than 700 signatures to University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin demanding 12 weeks of paid family or medical leave for graduate student workers.
Even on a mild winter’s afternoon, the lively chatter of Madison students and residents cascaded within the homey walls of Fabiola’s Spaghetti House and Deli.