UW-Madison Facilities Planning and Management plans to completely phase coal out of operations in the Charter Street heating plant by 2013, soliciting public feedback at a meeting Wednesday.
The Mifflin and Dayton neighborhood could see some major changes in the future, with Madison's Planning Department considering redevelopment of the historic area.
With the rush of student move-in now over, the rush of returned security deposits is set to take its place.
Amid Suicide Prevention Week, several area suicide awareness groups presented ways to help potentially suicidal people, while a mother and her son shared their personal stories.
Peace Park, located in the heart of State Street, will finally be receiving its long-awaited makeover. Construction is set to begin in November.
Wisconsin was awarded $16 million in federal clean energy funding to help reduce fuel dependency and invest in energy efficient vehicles.
Mark Neumann formally announced his candidacy for the 2010 gubernatiorial election Wednesday, using multiple online outlets to communicate with citizens and reporters about issues Wisconsin is facing.
A new bill proposed by state Rep. Cory Mason, D-Racine, could raise the income tax by 1 percent for individuals who earn more than $1 million annually.
The hubbub surrounding President Obama's Sept. 8 speech to America's school kids has been ridiculously overblown, to say the least.
UHS is now limiting its availability of routine appointments because of the rapidly increasing number of UW-Madison students reporting flu-like symptoms.
Madison Metro pushed for modern technology within the city bus system during the Transit and Parking Commission meeting Tuesday night.
Various campus organizations provided UW-Madison students with food and information about conserving energy, protecting natural resources and appropriately disposing waste Tuesday at a ""Smart Cookout"" on Library Mall.
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