New York Times features Madison businesses in ‘36 hours in Madison’
By Ava Diener | 4:00amBusiness owners welcomed the surprise of the Times’ feature.
Business owners welcomed the surprise of the Times’ feature.
The Madison Common Council will vote Wednesday to determine if a student remains on the committee in charge of alcohol-related licenses and policies.
The event featured an informational exhibit on racial covenants in the county, followed by an interactive portion for attendees.
Staring down a $31 million deficit, Dane County Executive Melissa Agard’s proposed Executive Budget would cut spending for the second year in a row.
The city’s 2026 operating budget gives residents a $30 annual tax rate increase and allocates funds to a new homeless shelter and library.
The Neighborhood House community center adapts to rising demand amid supply shortages and federal policy changes.
Developers submit proposal to replace Porta Bella with a 16-story apartment building.
Students reacted on social media, calling MPD’s bar checks a “setup” and “trap.”
As Madison-area homeless encampments shutter, policymakers and organizations work to fill gaps in resources.
Three seasonal flights will be returning to the Regional Airport, along with one new offering.
The Wisconsin Historical Society hosted a series of walking tours, aiming to educate and inspire participants to learn more about the city’s history.
After two years of setbacks, the Campus Neighborhood Association is recognized again by the City of Madison
Nora, a 9-year-old polar bear, will soon join Henry Vilas Zoo as part of a national effort to protect the threatened species and sustain a healthy population in professional care.
The bar’s owner Rita Adair says the venue aims to honor her late wife, a huge fan of women’s sports, and provide a unique space for community members to enjoy women’s sports
After a year of negotiations, Madison agreed to work closer with the Metro Transit union and increase bus drivers’ pay, vacation days and safety.
Total overdose deaths continue to decline in Dane County despite a rise in overdose incidents this summer.
Developers have proposed new construction projects in response to excess demand for student housing.
The forum featured three immigration experts to speak on U.S. immigration law and policy.