A new measure passed by an Assembly committee Wednesday provides consequences for state representatives who fundraise during budget proceedings.
A bill signed by President Obama Wednesday will give Wisconsin $10 million to provide health care to uninsured children not covered under Medicaid.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team will host Illinois Thursday, looking to end their six-game losing streak.
World famous astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson hangs out with UW students'
The fiscal irresponsibilities of the government have widened the gap between the rich and the working class
The Badgers dismissed their second-leading scorer Mariah Dunam Wednesday, due to an off-court incident
A university class gives students the opportunity to create public information campagins'
Falk is unfit to continue as County Executive
The University of Wisconsin Health and Clinics Authority Board approved a proposed second-trimester abortion clinic Wednesday.
Although he was scheduled to deliver the 2009-'11 budget on Feb. 10, Gov. Jim Doyle will give the budget address one week later in order to benefit from more information about the economic stimulus bill moving through Congress.
Kate Winslet is the saving grace for an otherwise mediocre \The Reader""'
Sgt. Fiore reveals what an officer faces on a daily basis. '
Matt thinks of ways that his campus job could be more intense.'
Obama's administration is making steps in the right direction by closing Guantanamo Bay, but it leaves some unanswered questions.
Columnist Crystal Crowns admonishes Michael Phelps for the widely-circulated picture f him doing drugs, explaining that he should embrace his position as a role model.
This week, Ali evaluates the best and worst of last year's TV endeavors.'
'Taken' falls flat on its face once the plot can't progress any further.'
With countless thefts, murders and sexual assaults on campus, police and downtown residents are doing all they can to protect the community. But staying safe is not always up to them. Sometimes it comes down to personal responsibility.'
The Common Council voted to hold off on voting for plans to renovate the Acacia fraternity house at the City Council meeting Tuesday night.
One UW-Madison student advocates why the second-trimester abortion clinic should be supported.
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