A pharmaceutical company that over-charged Wisconsin's Medicaid program must pay the state $9 million dollars after a Dane County jury found the company guilty of price fraud Monday night.
Gov. Jim Doyle's budget proposal struggles in concerns over equal distribution of taxation and problems with the cigarette tax projection
Facebook now owns the rights to content from any terminated user account.
The Wisconsin men's hockey team looks to redeem itself against Denver, a team it struggled against earlier this season.
As the Wisconsin National Guard prepares to deploy more soliders to Iraq Tuesday, several lawmakers and antiwar groups are attempting to prevent future deployments.
Dale discusses the pros and cons of the Grammys, and why he still chose not to watch the telecast'
Four patrons were arrested at the Brink Lounge Sunday after a large fight broke out.
The new double EP from Beirut is a great album, but still does not meet the lofty expectations of fans expecting another classic'
Five residents living in a home on West Washington Avenue said Monday they are not happy with how Madison Property Management ignored a sewage backup in their basement.
Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains why College Game Day in Madison gave the Badgers the spark they needed this far into the season.
The District 8 primary election will determine which two of the four candidates for alder continue on their quest for office.
The Vatican must reconsider its latest decisions in order to maintain confidence in Catholic followers
A UW-Madison psychology researcher participated in leading a study that revealed President Obama's effect on both black and white bias.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team only has three more conference games left before the Big Ten Tournament and has lost five of its last six games.
A construction project rejected by the city in 2005 will get a second chance for approval at Wednesday's Urban Planning Commission meeting.
The Wisconsin wrestling team claimed two victories over the weekend at home.
Indie artist M.Ward is back with another great album'
The Student Labor Action Coalition believes Chancellor Biddy Martin acted responsibly in ending the Russell Athletics contract
The state faces massive budget shortfalls, for this fiscal year and into the next budget, with lawmakers Monday scrambling to solve the problems quickly.
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