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(6 hours ago)
The City of Madison’s moratorium on data centers will expire in January 2027, leaving citizens to enact framework amidst company planning.
Madison enacted the moratorium to moderate the development of potentially harmful facilities in January 2026. The regulation was set to last one year and expires on Jan. 24, 2027. To prepare, the City is establishing zoning regulations that allow for data center construction and specify potential facility locations.
(6 hours ago)
Madison’s proposed 2027 budget includes millions of dollars for flood mitigation as the city works to address drainage problems, but officials argue it will still not be enough.
The executive capital budget proposes $8.35 million in stormwater utility capital spending including $6.06 million for citywide flood mitigation.
(2 hours ago)
Wisconsin Union student worker Sarannya Bhattacharya was placed on paid administrative leave Aug. 27, investigated and subsequently issued a work directive on Sept. 26, citing an action following his paid administrative leave as one of three reasons for an investigation.
(3 hours ago)
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is calling for the passage of her “For the Fans Act”, requiring all Green Bay Packers, Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks games to be made available to Wisconsinites for free online — right as the Packers season kicks into full swing.
(6 hours ago)
Matthew Continetti, director of Domestic Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute and a columnist at the Wall Street Journal, spoke about the evolution of conservative economics in the United States at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School Oct. 13.
(3 hours ago)
Current and former staff shared concerns about the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s merger of botany and integrative biology departments into a new Department of Biology on July 1 — including layoffs, mistrust of a botany department administrator and worries the merged department would lower the focus on botany.
(18 hours ago)
The Associated Students of Madison (ASM) student judiciary dismissed spring chair candidate and current Rep. Michael Harry’s second petitioner’s brief on Sept. 29 which called for ASM to consider alleged procedural violations from during and after this spring’s chair election.
(4 hours ago)
Dane County District 2 Supervisor Heidi Wegleitner introduced three budget amendments Oct. 11, one of which would eliminate $3 million in funding for Dane County Sheriff’s Office body-worn cameras, saying the county should hold off until clear, community-informed policies are in place.
(6 hours ago)
University of Wisconsin-Madison students and community members gathered at Library Mall to celebrate National Coming Out Day Oct. 9.
(3 hours ago)
The incumbent Attorney General, Democrat Josh Kaul, and Fond du Lac County District Attorney Republican Eric Toney, held their first and likely only debate Sunday morning.
(10/14/26 2:12am)
During a campus visit from Sept. 28-30, University of Wisconsin-Madison alumna and animal activist Madeline Krasno spoke about her experience working at a university primate lab and her lawsuits after the university hid her comments about animal research on social media.
(10/13/26 4:39pm)
Students Against Mass Incarceration (SAMI) hosted a criminal justice reform panel at Union South on Oct. 7, discussing how homelessness, schooling and race intersect with issues in the criminal justice system.
(10/13/26 7:00am)
Every year in late August, tens of millions of monarch butterflies begin their migration south for the winter. Navigating thousands of miles against harsh weather and habitat loss, the monarchs face an uphill battle to reach their destination. A recent breakthrough in tracking technology may pave the way for improved understanding and protection of their annual trip.
(10/12/26 4:28pm)
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson, former U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett and former U.S. Rep. Tom Petri discussed political civility, polarization and extremism at the Effective Governance and Civility in Polarized Times panel in Wausau Oct. 1.
(10/10/26 8:34pm)
Student organization Badger Supports hosted a panel including four students and a University of Wisconsin-Madison Off-Campus Housing Services representative on Oct. 8, discussing how to navigate housing for the next year and covering budgeting, leases, roommates, timelines and common pitfalls.
(10/10/26 9:00am)
University of Wisconsin-Madison students and community members discussed democracy and free speech with Ian Rosenberg and Dan Tokaji at the Pyle Center on Oct 5.
(10/10/26 10:00am)
Wisconsin Health News hosted a panel featuring public health professionals from across the state to discuss measles, vaccinations, communicable disease and social determinants of health on Oct. 7.
(10/09/26 10:28pm)
Dane County election officials and voting advocates gathered at a League of Women Voters panel Sept. 29, to explain the safeguards behind local elections and how voting access, transparency and public participation contribute to confidence in the electoral process, ahead of the Nov. midterm election.
(10/09/26 10:22pm)
The Cheese Fair Off the Square returned to Madison for its fourth year on Sept. 26, granting local businesses and cheesemakers exposure.
(10/10/26 8:00am)
University Health Services (UHS) is creating a new violence prevention position embedded within Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) in response to circulating conversations about combating sexual assault and misconduct on college campuses, according to a university message sent to all students Thursday morning.
