An unidentified MPD officer has been placed on administrative leave in connection to video showing officer allegedly engaging in sexual activity in the back of a police vehicle
The conviction of Markofski and Nelson marks seven Wisconsinites to be convicted on charges related to the January 6 insurrection.
Despite a record-breaking year for the percentage of female legislators in Wisconsin government, women working in state government argue that there is still room for more gender and racial diversity in politics.
Raising money for lymphoma research and competing as one of the youngest competitors, junior Harry Panagakis competed in the Ironman
The email appears to be signed by Michael Gableman, a lead investigator for a probe reviewing the results of the 2020 election.
Dane County will invest $570,000 in installing air filtration systems in over 20 buildings to limit the spread of COVID-19 while welcoming visitors back to Dane County spaces.
Supervisor Jeff Weigand wants community input; the Board of Health says the extra time would sacrifice public safety.
The 2022 U.S. News & World report of best colleges ranked UW-Madison No. 42 overall and No. 14 among public institutions.
Campus and lake cleanup event celebrates Rosh Hashana and supports Jewish community amid fall schedule controversy.
Public Health Madison & Dane County released a new emergency order requiring face masks in indoor public spaces until Oct. 8.
The delta variant poses a risk to both vaccinated and unvaccinated residents.
With the fall semester now underway, first-year students reflect on their senior year of highschool and look forward to their first semester at UW-Madison.
Students and UW staff weigh in on the possibility of the resumption of study abroad programs.
UW-Madison is the only system school to not participate in the UW “70 for 70” vaccination incentive program, instead favoring its own campus initiative.
Despite pandemic induced academic, financial and health challenges, student resilience has proven strong.
At an open meeting, faculty, staff and graduate workers brainstormed methods for a safer semester, such as remote work options, masks on campus and vaccine mandates.
Students are getting scammed by ticket sellers in numbers after UW digitizes its ticket process.
The state has experienced many damaging storms in the last few weeks and should expect continuing intense weather.
According to recent census data, Dane County's population represents one third of Wisconsin’s population increase.
Campus leaders discuss university COVID-19 guidelines as students begin their return to Madison for the fall semester.
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