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National Weather Service officials said conditions along the upper Mississippi River likely mean a higher risk of spring flooding in Wisconsin communities like La Crosse.
In Wisconsin’s spring primary election, three candidates are vying for a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat which will go a long way in deciding the political leaning of the Court.
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway joined other city officials and community organizers at Madison College Monday to pledge support for an accurate count in the upcoming U.S. Census.
UW System students at eight campuses will have the opportunity to complete an online master’s degree in cybersecurity beginning fall 2020, pending approval from the Higher Learning Commission.
A former UW-Madison football player has been arrested in connection to a double homicide that occurred in Janesville, Wisconsin last Monday.
After five female employees resigned under the leadership of UW-Eau Claire Vice Chancellor of Enrollment Management Albert Colom, the sixth woman’s resignation and formal complaint prompted an investigation of gender-based discrimination.
UW System students’ next classes may take place in buildings named for corporations, if universities utilize a new naming rights policy change approved by the Board of Regents Friday.
Austin Carl, the founder of Canopy, continues to have problems getting his proposed establishment up and running at 924 Williamson Street, the former site of Plan B and Prism nightclubs.
The City Clerk’s Office of Madison has issued 7,562 absentee ballots for Tuesday’s primary election, surpassing last February’s record of 7,438 absentee ballots.
Despite proposals to revitalize the agricultural industry from both sides of the aisle, the political organization Our Wisconsin Revolution expressed frustration at legislation they view as “largely symbolic” to help rural communities.
Amid reports the Trump administration is in negotiations with Laos regarding the deportation of certain Hmong and Lao residents from the U.S., Hmong communities in Wisconsin are pushing back.
Activists and experts spoke against a potential base for F-35 jets located in Madison in a public forum on Sunday, highlighting growing amounts of pollution and environmental injustice.
The National Federation of Independent Business — the leading small business organization in Wisconsin — is urging lawmakers to pass legislation in the next few weeks to sign two bills to eliminate personal property taxes, as well as close the dark store loophole.
A car struck and killed Marquette University’s dean of business Tuesday night near the school’s campus, according to police.
Assembly Republicans introduced an agricultural bill package Monday designed to address economic issues, including some amendments to bills prior to Gov. Tony Evers’ special session.
Officials have confirmed the identity of the victim in the Blair Street homicide as Aaron X. Johnson, age 22.
The CEO of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation said the Evers administration is rooting for Foxconn’s success but is still hoping to renegotiate the contract it has with the state.
Wisconsin’s rural counties have faced depopulation at a higher rate than ever before, likely worsening economic problems in the rural areas, according to a new report from Forward Analytics.
The City of Madison declared a snow emergency Sunday with citywide plowing operations scheduled to begin at 10 p.m.
The Dane County Regional Airport is taking measures to prevent future spread of the coronavirus, flu and other respiratory viruses.