CDA proposes mutually beneficial rent increase
By Alex Bernell | Oct. 2, 2014Members of Madison’s Community Development Authority proposed increasing rent and providing low-cost Internet to CDA building residents at a meeting Thursday.
Members of Madison’s Community Development Authority proposed increasing rent and providing low-cost Internet to CDA building residents at a meeting Thursday.
An intoxicated Madison man struck and then knocked a 22-year-old woman to the ground on the 500 block of State Street in the early hours of Thursday morning, according to Madison Police Department Public Information Officer Joel DeSpain.
Civil rights lawyers filed an emergency appeal Thursday asking the U.S. Supreme Court to declare Wisconsin’s voter ID law unconstitutional.
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University of Wisconsin-Madison students will see even more drastic changes on campus in upcoming years as plans for a new music school are already being presented to Madison’s Urban Design Commission.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi presented his 2015 budget plan for Dane County Wednesday, according to a Dane County news release.
An unnamed Madison Police Department officer accused of two counts of unlawful conduct and other charges has willfully resigned, according to a Madison Police Department Professional Standards and Internal Affairs Discipline Summary released Wednesday.
The UW System reported fall 2014 enrollment across all Wisconsin universities and colleges is consistent with past years.
At the Associated Students of Madison Coordinating Council meeting Wednesday, Dean of Students Lori Berquam challenged students to broaden their Wisconsin Experience by working to improve the environment for future students.
UW-Madison announced a new Massive Open Online Course Wednesday, which offers local, weekly facilitated meetings to help future and current faculty who teach science, technology, engineering and math become better teachers starting next week.
While the poverty rate for Wisconsin’s increasing Latino population is double that of the state’s rate as a whole, Latinos in Wisconsin are becoming better educated and speaking English more proficiently, according to a recently released UW-Madison statistical report.
For the first time since March, Gov. Scott Walker has support among likely voters outside the margin of error in the gubernatorial race against Mary Burke in a Marquette Law School poll.
The Government Accountability Board requested funds Tuesday to launch a statewide multimedia campaign to educate Wisconsin voters about the new voter ID law in time for November’s elections.
A UW-Madison assistant professor developed a smartphone application capable of capturing cosmic rays entering Earth’s atmosphere, turning phones into pocket research devices.
Award-winning author and journalist Sheryl WuDunn challenged UW-Madison students and community members to think about socioeconomic inequalities in America during a visit to campus Tuesday.
The UW-Madison Police Department is currently investigating a sexual assault reported Monday, according to a UWPD incident report.
Former Wisconsin governor Tommy Thompson spoke about the importance of bipartisanship in local and national issues in a lecture commemorating the life of Wisconsin state senator Paul Offner at UW-Madison Tuesday.
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., spoke with UW-Madison College Republicans Tuesday night about his thoughts on pressing issues that Americans face today.
Democratic candidate for governor Mary Burke climbed ahead of Gov. Scott Walker in a poll released Tuesday.
First Lady Michelle Obama will visit Madison next Tuesday to campaign for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke next Tuesday.