Sheriff Kalvin Barrett reviewed his accomplishments and challenges from his first four years in office in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Chef Lauren Montelbano reflected on her first year in the new position and her efforts to create more vegetarian and vegan options at Wisconsin Union dining locations.
Support services in Madison helping the homeless often seek help from community members in the wintertime.
Gov. Tony Evers hopes to pass a constitutional amendment to ban partisan gerrymandering before his term expires.
The City of Madison Economic Development Division discussed using tax incremental financing to support affordable housing development during a Housing Policy Committee meeting last week.
A crowd gathered at Library Mall Tuesday to call for the University of Wisconsin System’s divestment from portfolios holding stock in companies like Lockheed Martin and Palantir.
The Madison Common Council approved funding for affordable homeownership programs and new-owner occupied homes on Feb. 24.
The “Election Matters 2026” panel focused on mid-decade redistricting across the country and Wisconsin’s redistricting efforts.
The organization passed a resolution that calls for all contracts with surveillance technology companies to be made publicly available and for the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department to cancel their contract with Flock Safety.
The bipartisan bill would allow sextortion victims or their families to sue for damages.
Ellen Zhang will face Bobby Gronert, who is endorsed by the university’s Young Democratic Socialists of America chapter, in the upcoming April 7 Madison Common Council election.
From search to strategy: how the Research and Business-Bridging Intelligence Tool is transforming research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
John Zumbrunnen, who has served as interim provost for the last nine months, was announced Monday as UW’s next provost
The Daily Cardinal spoke with Lack before his appearance at the first event for the Wisconsin Exchange.
The Senate Committee on Utilities, Technology and Tourism heard arguments for differing Republican-led bills regulating data centers on Feb. 17.
Monuments to Badger legends will be relocated from the Camp Randall Sports Center and displayed in front of the Kohl Center next year.
“The Wisconsin Exchange: Pluralism in Practice” aims to encourage conversations across the ideological spectrum.
Newly surfaced accounts from the Jan. 30 bar raid refueling a heated debate over the ethics of Madison’s nightlife enforcement.
The student-run radio station was recently named best college radio station in the country.
University of Wisconsin-Madison juniors Amelia Wozniak and Kaleb Roessler created Badger Reclaim to recycle and distribute home items for those in need.
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