Dane County officials condemn UW Health for pausing gender-affirming care for minors amidst federal pressure.
City officials say reductions to services, hiring and community programs may be necessary to comply with Wisconsin's municipal spending cap.
The nuclear fusion company will receive up to $55 million in financial incentives to build their business in Madison, and plans to expand hiring initiatives at University of Wisconsin-Madison to fill over 600 new jobs.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice is investigating after a Madison police officer fatally shot a Black man Wednesday afternoon during an attempted arrest on the city’s east side.
The ban will go into effect during the 2026-2027 academic year.
City officials say student demand plays a key role in transit ridership, bike accessibility and plans for future regional rail connections.
Madison Metropolitan School Board unanimously approved a proposal to change how the district ranks high school students applying to University of Wisconsin-system schools.
From retail stores to moving companies, University of Wisconsin-Madison students remain a major force in Madison’s economy long after the school year ends
The expanded programming highlights efforts to increase access to nature, outdoor learning and community connection in Madison.
Safe Routes to School is a city and Madison Metropolitan School District-wide initiative to encourage more students to walk, bike and bus to school.
Madison Police Department recently recruited clinical therapy dog, Frost to their ranks, providing more officer support.
A worker fall, scaffolding collapse and falling steel brace have surfaced questions on safety at several high profile construction sites in downtown Madison.
Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education made the decision April 27 following scrutiny of the labor leader’s legacy.
James and Susan Patterson talk about their upcoming novel “The Mother-Daughter Book Club” where the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a focal point.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students and visitors celebrated Mifflin Street Block Party Saturday where six firearms were recovered and 37 arrests were made.
Authorities outlined their preparedness measures for the annual Mifflin Street Block party at a press conference Wednesday.
Proposed state legislation could raise wages in Madison to $20 by 2030 and allow the city to set their own wage ordinances.
Bandit, a 5-year-old red panda at Henry Vilas Zoo, will depart this week for another accredited zoo as part of a conservation breeding program.
High-profile Supreme Court elections continue to overshadow city positions as many voters leave ballots partially blank. Campaign awareness and spending may make all the difference.
New City Clerk Lydia McComas hopes to rebuild public trust by updating absentee ballot-processing and communicating with student voters who may vote absentee this summer.
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