The political student organization endorsed two students for the upcoming city council and county board elections.
As unexcused absences in Madison middle schools continue to rise, researches determine that academic achievement may not be as directly related to attendance as previously thought.
Madison public schools suffer from teacher shortages and an inability to retain them in their positions as state legislators struggle to find solutions.
Rock County Court charged Marcus Randal El, 33, for a double homicide.
The Air Force confirms Madison is the preferred location for F-35 base despite opposition from local officials
Many voters experienced delayed registration and confusion about their polling location due to technical difficulties with MyVote Wisconsin.
The 2020 Census will determine how federal funds are distributed, as well as the boundaries of congressional and legislative districts.
Marcus Randle-El has been charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide.
The Marquette Neighborhood Association's Preservation and Development Committee remains skeptical of owner Austin Carl's business plans.
The City of Madison surpasses last February's record with three days left to submit ballots.
A public forum was held Sunday to inform residents of the dangers of F-35 fighter jets.
The Office of the Dane County Medical Examiner released the victim’s name and cause of death.
The City of Madison will begin plowing Sunday night and alternate parking restrictions will be enforced city-wide.
While information regarding which airport the Dane County resident with coronavirus arrived at remains undisclosed, the Dane County Regional Airport has increased its sanitization efforts.
Customers must ask to receive plastic straws at Madison restaurants, which are no longer allowed to serve drinks with straws or stir sticks.
While the Public Health Department of Madison and Dane County prepares for additional cases of the virus, the Mayor insisted the risk to residents remains low.
Former Chief Mike Koval denies resolution after past conflicts with the Madison City Council.
Max Prestigiacomo has endorsed a candidate for the April 2020 election.
Business teacher David Kruchten has been placed on administrative leave but remains employed by the district.
Max Prestigiacomo is running unopposed for the District 8 seat on Madison’s city council.
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