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Police Chief Brent Plisch reflects on his history with the UWPD and how it will help inform his choices in the future.
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Police Chief Brent Plisch reflects on his history with the UWPD and how it will help inform his choices in the future.
Police Chief Brent Plisch reflects on his history with the UWPD and how it will help inform his choices in the future.
Police Chief Brent Plisch reflects on his history with the UWPD and how it will help inform his choices in the future.
The Big Ten Conference Tournament begins on Wednesday in Indianapolis, but for the Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team (28-8, 13-7), their path has now taken an unexpected turn following Saturday’s stunning 86-75 loss to Penn State.
Kenosha-based developer Bear Real Estate Group is looking to build an affordable housing development just five blocks from the Capitol.
Gov. Tony Evers announced his 2025-27 Capital Budget Monday, proposing around $4.1 billion in investments to address aging infrastructure, prevent campus closures and a corrections reform plan.
As the National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding remains in limbo after President Donald Trump ordered a freeze on federal grants in February, over 300 protesters gathered outside the Wisconsin state Capitol Friday for a Stand Up for Science rally to advocate for a lift on the NIH funding freeze and increased support for scientific research.
Lawmakers and community members debated a Republican-backed bill Thursday that would limit students’ ability to change their legal names and pronouns on official school records.
The Madison City Department of Civil Rights, Disability Pride Madison, Disability Cultural Center and Access to Independence held a meeting Wednesday to inform residents of how they could be affected by potential cuts to Medicaid and other programs for people with disabilities.
Democratic lawmakers announced Tuesday they will introduce a stopgap piece of legislation to help offset President Donald Trump administration’s cuts to federal grants and loans.
Behind a gritty performance from John Blackwell, memorable nights from Jack Janicki and Carter Gilmore and plenty of defensive toughness, the No. 12 Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team strutted into Minneapolis and defeated the Minnesota Golden Gophers 74-67 Wednesday night.
The Wisconsin Democrats announced Tuesday the launch of “People v. Elon Musk”, a political campaign aimed at pushing back against the billionaire's influence in the state judicial system.
Construction is underway for the new Dane County Jail building following years of back-and-forth in the County Board of Supervisors and ballooning costs.
My “independent” MAGA-voting roommates claim I pushed them to vote for Trump, that my voice was too critical, too condescending and too accusatory. During the election season, I tended to agree. When it came to marketing Kamala Harris as the next president, the Democratic party repeated the same old strategy — urging voters to consider character above all else — even though the country was clearly begging for policy solutions or honest talk. Surprise surprise, it didn’t work.
No matter how bad a football team may be, no one can afford to end their season on a major five-game losing streak, but the Wisconsin Badgers football team did just that.
February 28, 2025 — mark the date: this was the day American diplomacy turned into a live-action parody.
Republican lawmakers introduced a bill Tuesday to reform pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) practices by lowering drug costs and increasing transparency in Wisconsin during a press conference.
Upon stepping into Paul’s Book Store on State Street, the first thing customers always notice is the musty, warm scent reminiscent of used books filling the air. But on Feb. 22, an atmosphere of somber reflection seemed to fill the store instead.
Wisconsin Humanities launched its Community Powered Tribal Health Initiative (CPTHI) Feb. 26 to address the mental health epidemic impacting Wisconsin’s tribal communities.
As temperatures drop drastically, University of Wisconsin-Madison students bundle up in thick coats and scarves, their breath visible in the chilly air. Cloudy skies and short days leave campus feeling cold and quiet. Rarely seeing the light of day, students are left with a lack of creativity in their fashion choices and isolation from the rest of the world.