The Urban League hosted a fireside chat with Dr. Richard Harris at the Black Business Hub to discuss racial discrimination through redlining and the economic development of South Madison.
UW-La Crosse hosted three finalists vying to become the school’s new chancellor during recent forums.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers approved a Republican-led tax bill to expand Wisconsin’s child and dependent tax credit after vetoing three other GOP-led tax bills.
The Committee on Disability, Access and Inclusion hopes to educate students on the university’s former president, Charles Van Hise
The World Championship Cheese Contest brought experts and enthusiasts to Madison to taste and judge cheeses from around the world.
Grace Edwards, the local artist behind GJE Art and BadgerDoodles, shared her lifelong journey as an artist who is committed to relatability and affordability.
Gerard Randall is a current member of the conservative-leaning Thompson Center’s public leadership board, according to the Thompson Center’s director.
As students scramble for housing in a market so competitive that students are signing leases a year in advance, city officials continue to wrestle with a housing crisis. In 2023, Madison’s rent prices increased 14%, according to Isthmus — the largest increase for any U.S. major city.
Regent Mart brings the feelings of faraway homes to Madison, Wisconsin.
Vice President Kamala Harris promoted a new executive order to expand apprenticeship programs and high-paying union jobs during her second visit to Wisconsin in 2024.
The bill included funding for a series of projects throughout the UW System.
Taylor Swift is known for her record-breaking songs and high-grossing tours, but some sources say the pop icon may be an important figure in politics this fall.
Vice President Kamala Harris promoted efforts to expand apprenticeship programs and high-paying union jobs during her second visit to Wisconsin in 2024.
The Madison Police Department apprehended a man on Feb. 25 after an incident involving racial slurs and threats near the 400 block of West Gilman Street.
Employees at the State Street location expressed reserved feelings on bargaining with corporate.
Fake government officials have been scamming international students for money and personal information.
42-year-old Aidison Yang was convicted for three counts of first degree sexual assault in 2005 with help from an FBI database.
Vintage Spirits & Grill announced Wednesday it will remain open indefinitely after The Carey Group withdrew from the luxury apartment project
The UW-Madison Teaching Assistants Association and Village Diaper Bank distribute 15,000 diapers to dozens of families each month.
The boundaries of free speech are an ever-present issue at college campuses, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison is no exception.
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