In the face of one-time restrictions adopted by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, clerks ran last week's election radically differently from one municipality to the next.
The Little Free Library on State Street now not only provides books but a clean-energy charging station for community members in need.
The alert is UWPD’s second warning for an armed robbery on Thursday following an earlier incident on South Park Street.
UWPD issues a warning to students avoid the South Park Street area following an armed robbery at Asian Midway Foods.
UW-Madison student runs online thrift and custom apparel store, aims to provide a “sustainable alternative” for clothing shoppers.
Supporters hail the project as a “major milestone” that will help the state transition to clean energy.
Nearly every school district in Wisconsin, including over 450 local education agencies, will be awarded funds to provide mental healthcare through the governor’s “Get Kids Ahead” initiative.
Jeffrey Jalinski, 37, was arrested after one of the Dairy Drive homeless encampment's houses was burned down on March 29.
Christin student org, Badger Cru is hosting a on-campus Easter egg hunt with $500 prize.
Olikara hopes to represent a “new way” of doing politics.
Former Gov. Scott Walker spoke at a GOP Badger event Wednesday night, discussing freedom of speech on campus, the 2024 presidential election and Marxism on college campuses.
With a surge of patients and a lack of nurse educators, local hospitals continue to face staffing issues.
The two candidates in the highly contested race were split on policing in schools.
"This city for the first time in our 176-year history has elected its first Black mayor. We did it," Johnson said.
Among the candidates on today’s ballot includes District 5 supervisor and three school board seats.
The shooting was "premeditated, preplanned and targeted,” says Police Chief Shon Barnes.
A highly pathogenic strain of avian flu originally found amongst domestic birds has been confirmed in Wisconsin for the first time since 2015.
Jeff Hynes will represent the campus area on the Dane County Board following Tuesday’s election.
Some U.S. politicians have raised concerns that the move to South Carolina was done to avoid using union labor, and a committee is currently investigating the issue.
“We will not give in to one-sided corporate decision-making when right outside our doors Wisconsinites have gathered for over a century to protest for what they believe in,” said a signed letter from the Capitol Square Starbucks.
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