In the midst of an ongoing UW discussion surrounding the ethics of animal research, the university will host a scientist renowned for his research on primates’ level of cooperation at an ethics of animal research open forum Feb. 3.
Two weeks after petitions to recall four Republican state senators were turned in, Democrats have their candidates to challenge three of the seats in potential recall elections.
Candidates for Herb Kohl’s U.S. Senate seat announced 2011 fourth quarter fundraising earnings Tuesday, with sole Democratic challenger and current U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin leading the pack at $1.1 million.
By Abby Becker
After a 7-month old American Pit Bull Terrier latched on to the clothing of three people, a Madison Police officer tasered the animal.
A meeting will be held tomorrow in Steenbock Library to introduce the public to campus disaster plans for a variety of potential incidents.
A city committee expressed concern Monday for a new apartment complex potentially being built on the corner of North Brooks and Dayton Street.
The 2012 presidential election may be more than nine months away, but a group of UW students eager to re-elect President Barack Obama gathered Monday for a teleconference with First Lady Michelle Obama on the coming campaign.
State Sen. Frank Lasee, R-Ledgeview, announced Sunday he is ending his campaign for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Democrat Herb Kohl, who will not seek re-election.
Wisconsin landowners can now legally shoot and kill gray wolves after they were removed from the Wisconsin endangered species list and are no longer protected under the Federal Endangered Species Act last week.
A 20-month long "John Doe" investigation by the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office has resulted in several charges filed against former and current aides of Gov. Scott Walker during his time as Milwaukee County Executive.
People near the Charter Street Heating Plant, which located on the intersection with Dayton Street, will hear bouts of loud "steam blowing" beginning 7 a.m. Monday that will continue until 7 p.m. Friday.
Following the alleged sexual assault of a student by an athletic official after a night of drinking at the Rose Bowl, UW-Madison Chancellor David Ward said Friday departments campus-wide need to review their off-campus alcohol policies.
In response to a problem officials have called a heroin "epidemic," the city of Madison and Dane County will launch a partnership Monday aimed at addressing the growing number of heroin and prescription drug overdoses.
City officials met Saturday to discuss the direction the city is headed and methods to improve both communication and daily business within the city council.
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