With the country in a national recession, a projected state budget deficit of $5 billion and Wisconsin unemployment on the rise, it seems Rep. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, would have his hands full gearing up for the new legislative session.
The state Assembly passed its first two bills Tuesday in an attempt to help Wisconsin businesses. The bills were introduced by Democrats and received criticism from Republicans.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team fell to Purdue 64-63 Tuesday, it's fifth-straight loss, and dropped to eighth in the Big Ten
A proposal for extensive renovations to UW-Madison's Acacia fraternity house met a tied vote Monday night at the City of Madison Plan Commission meeting, and may go to the Common Council for further review.
The Office of the Provost will present their 2009-2014 strategic framework draft to the Faculty Senate Feb. 2.
Cheap, authentic Mexican cuisine near campus provides good times and margaritas.'
Columnist Yara Korkor expands her culinary knowledge with travels around the world'
Kiera adopts a guinea pig child and teaches her everything she knows.'
Columnist Dale Mundt expresses his loathing for Beyonce's irresistibly catchy new song'
Wisconsin six more regular season conference meets before tournament play begins.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team will be hosting Purdue Thursday at the Kohl Center.
A Madison woman avoided a trial Monday by pleading no contest to a charge of harboring a felon after she drove her friend away from the scene of a fatal drunken-driving crash that took place last February.
Kiera adopts a guinea pig child and teaches her everything she knows.'
Gus van Sant's \Milk"" does a good job faithfully retelling the story of San Francisco political figure Harvey Milk, but struggles to rise above the level of a typical biopic.'
Crank up the stove and use these recipes to create homemade soup to make mom proud'
Finals piece confuses the biblical line and its meaning in relation to the holidays
A 16-year-old female reported a suspicious encounter she had on Friday, January 9 to Madison police.
The first state Assembly Bills, to be considered Tuesday, deal with job retention and creation in Wisconsin. In addition, the Assembly will consider extending unemployment compensation for those affected by layoffs.
Tom Hart breaks down his must-see sites of Madison and their signifcance
Columnist Andy Van Sistine explains why winning a game 100-0 isn't necessarily honorable.
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