Plans for the 2010 Mifflin Street Block Party are beginning to take shape and include more live music, beer and bathrooms.
Madison's Alcohol License Review Committee met Wednesday to discuss possible ordinances prohibiting employees from drinking on the job, as well as reviewing businesses seeking liquor licenses.
Editor's Note: The original story was posted Wednesday night, this version has since been changed.
A new report specifically focused on analyzing hate crime statistics from the Office of Justice Assistance released Wednesday found that over half of all hate crimes committed in Wisconsin in 2008 were motivated by racial prejudice.
The U.S. Census Bureau provided students with key information about the 2010 Census Wednesday on Library Mall.
State lawmakers received an update Wednesday on an IT project meant to improve the payroll process at all University of Wisconsin institutions.
The Urban Design Commission approved initial stages of the Edgewater Hotel expansion proposal 5-4 Wednesday, with Chair Bruce Woods breaking the tie, according to The Capital Times.
This is the year the Badgers go to the Elite Eight, and I'll tell you why.
A lawmaker charged with driving while intoxicated likely will not be expelled from the state Assembly, according to a lawmaker involved in the expulsion resolution.
As the 2010 gubernatorial race heats up, the three frontrunners are using traditional, innovative and even recycled tactics to get their messages out to the voters.
Negotiations between the city of Madison and Fiore Cos. to rebuild Madison's Central Library are encountering obstacles, causing some to question whether the project will take place as planned.
Throughout the highly publicized property battle between Brothers Bar and Grill and the UW System Board of Regents, student organization MEChA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan) said it has slipped through the cracks in university priorities.
The UW System said they are unable to comply with a 2005 law requiring all state agencies to post their contract agreements online because of technology problems.
The Madison Common Council rejected a change to the Madison General Ordinances Tuesday that would allow the Equal Opportunities Commission, Affirmative Action Commission and Commission on People with Disabilities to sponsor ordinances and resolutions.
A high-speed rail stop could be located near downtown Madison under two new Amtrak station proposals.
UW-Madison continued its search for a new director of undergraduate admissions Monday, as five finalists for the position were named.
The city's Downtown Construction Projects meeting Monday outlined the city's plans for improvements and road construction in several campus and downtown areas.
Shots were fired on the 100 block of South Bedford Street early Monday morning during an altercation between two men.
More than 80 state agencies, including UW-Madison, are not in compliance with an open records law that requires all state agencies to report their contractual agreements on an aggregate website maintained by the Government Accountability Board.
The Joint Southeast Campus Area Committee met Monday to discuss further redevelopment plans for Gordon Commons.
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