Peace Park, located at 400 State St., is in the process of receiving a massive renovation. Madison's Urban Design Commission recently held its second informational meeting on the project.
Gangster film is a successful mix of history and innovative film techniques.'
Badger Bus Depot, on 2 S. Bedford St., will be torn down to make way for a new development that will house retail space, as well as 82 new apartments.
No suspect has been identified in the June 2007 murder of Kelly Nolan, last seen around State Street before her body was found two weeks later.
Scotland's latest offering in anthemic pop-rock shows promise in an impressive debut.'
A committee of UW-Madison officials finalized the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery's five major research themes Monday.
Noteworthy indie-rock group struggles to blend maturation with dance-worthy pop.'
Gov. Jim Doyle signed the 2009-'11 biennial budget into law Monday after vetoing 81 provisions totaling over $10 million.
Punk rock icons Green Day release another solid album'
Here are three relatively new faces who could become familiar soon.
The Joint Finance Committee approved a domestic-partnership plan on a party-line vote that would extend benefits for state employees.
Sonia Sotomayor's background as a Latina woman may be notable, but her impressive record and judicial qualifications are also important.
Wisconsin enters an uncertain 2009-'10 season on the heels of a national championship
While the need for alternative fuels is great, we must evaluate whether their development is truly worth the cost.
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Advocates on both sides of the abortion debate spoke out against the killing of a late-term abortion doctor in Kansas May 31, saying it does not affect their stance on the creation of a new abortion clinic at the Madison Surgery Center.
Pixar produces another hit with \Up""'
Peace Park, located in the heart of downtown Madison on State Street, is set to receive a face-lift in the near future. Madison's Urban Design Commission hopes to create a more family-friendly park, but not everyone involved is happy with the plan.
Ram Head, a downtown bar frequented mostly by students, will see its liquor license suspended for the month of July. It has faced serious problems with the Madison Police Department in the past concerning underage drinking.
Campus construction projects may pose problems for the 2009 Student Orientation and Registration session.
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