Taxpayer amendment
By The Daily Cardinal and Molly Reppen | Jan. 29, 2008Two legislators introduced a proposal they said hopes to provide tax relief for homeowners in a possible Constitutional Amendment.
Two legislators introduced a proposal they said hopes to provide tax relief for homeowners in a possible Constitutional Amendment.
Down 6 points, Wisconsin battles back to steal one from Indiana.
The Public Service Fair is Wednesday at Memorial Union's Great Hall from 11 a.m. through 2 p.m.
Wisconsin ready to bounce back from first conference loss.
Two national news conferences Monday - one by New Era Cap Co. and one by the NAACP and union representatives - addressed the allegations of unfair labor practices at New Era's Mobile, Ala. factory.
A mid-shopping fire alarm gives an ordinary day the flavor of adventure.'
The Associated Students of Madison plans to continue the textbook swap next year.
Supporters of presidential hopeful U.S. Sen. Barack Obama announced Monday the campaign will open a new office in Madison close to campus, at 437 W. Gilman St.
A man is found dead in an alley on South Park Street in what is being investigated as Madison's first homicide of 2008.
Campaign finance reform has not been a priority of legislative leaders this session, with little action taken on a reform package announced late last year.
Two Madison lawmakers introduced legislation designed to decrease the amount of student debt carried by UW-Students Monday at the Memorial Union.
Badgers dominate early competition at home.
Two historic downtown buildings will seek landmark status approval from the City Council. Meanwhile, three buildings on North Pinckney Street will be further considered at a Landmark Commission public hearing.
Ben summarizes 2007's chaotic music scene: Radiohead was good. Everything else: use your discretion.'
Ryan's mock interview with Belichick leaves many questions about the Patriot coaches' tactics.
Madison's forecast calls for frigid temperatures and snow early in the week.
Head coach Mike Eaves addressed the media Monday, and Minnesota-Duluth, Patrick Johnson were the main topics.
The UW System faces uncertain outcomes from a series of recent state actions that point to a troubled economy.