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.
Megan battles her ecology midterm'
An unknown suspect has not been found after he allegedly performed an armed robbery at a BP gas station on East Washington Street.
The Badger men's basketball team won it's fourth-straight game downing the Ohio State Buckeyes 55-50 at home
The Wisconsin women's hockey team needed a late goal and a shootout win to keep pace with the Golden Gophers in the WCHA.
The banking system takes center stage in new action-thriller.'
Ignition interlocks are not an effective means to prevent drunken driving, and legislators should stick to harsher punishments
Overcoming the Ohio State press and the play of Joe Krabbenhoft were key factors in the Badger's win over OSU.
The Black Student Union hosted an event Sunday evening as part of Black History Month.
A resident male polar bear at Henry Vilas Zoo will travel to Buffalo, N.Y. to participate in an endangered species mating program.
The campaign for Jefferson County Judge Randy Koschnick is speaking out against Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson's acceptance of donations from lawyers with pending cases.
Sources have revealed that Governor Doyle's budget to be introduced Tuesday may include a registry for domestic partners. Similar programs in other states are implemented at the local level and offer spousal rights to domestic partners.
The best of the past week in online entertainment, Joaquin Pheonix is strung-out and a 7-year-old is high on laughing gas.'
Wisconsin's film incentive program is facing calls for reform after the state spent $4.6 million on the film, with the production company only spending $5 million in the state. That number, however, is disputed, as the state may have benefited in differ
In retrospect, approving all of the Union projects at once was a poor move financially, and UW should use it as a lesson for future construction projects
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