Gov. Jim Doyle announced the appointment of a new Dane County coroner Thursday after the death of former County Coroner John Stanley early last week.
Both UW-Madison graduate and undergraduate entrepreneurship programs within the School of Business ranked among the top 25 in the nation, according to a recent survey.
Mayor Dave Cieslewicz said in his blog Thursday he plans to continue the city's freeze on hiring through all of 2010 because of decreased budgets throughout the city.
Organizers from Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment hosted a panel Wednesday to provide UW-Madison students with information on resources available to help victims of sexual assault.
Your favorite lunchtime food vendor could be traveling to a new location following this week's city review panel of all downtown food carts.
With Michael Pollan coming to speak on campus about his book ""In Defense of Food,"" we should take to heart his ideas about buying local. Purchasing locally produced products encourages community building and is a way to make sure that what you buy is responsibly made. It is much more important to our long-term health as a society to overhaul our relationship with the food industry than the health-care industry.
Members of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church met with developers and architects Monday evening to discuss the possibility of developing the church parking lot into an apartment building.
State Rep. Bob Ziegelbauer, D-Manitowoc, was removed as chair of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee Friday by Assembly Speaker Mike Sheridan, D-Janesville.
Multiple groups petitioned the state Supreme Court Tuesday regarding a lawsuit attempting to strike down Wisconsin's domestic-partner benefits law.
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle introduced a bill Monday that would require attainment of DNA from suspected criminals upon arrest.
New plans for Madison's central library and a new city police training facility were among the topics up for discussion at Tuesday's second half of the Board of Estimates capital budget hearing.
UW-Madison health officials promoted the importance of good nutrition and healthy eating Tuesday as part of a weeklong ""In Defense of Food"" lecture series.
University Health Services released statistics Tuesday revealing a decrease in students at UW-Madison reporting flu-like symptoms.
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