Gov. Scott Walker promised smaller government and fiscal responsibility in the state's next budget Monday as he and members of his cabinet took their oaths of office at the State Capitol.
Chants of "hands up, don't shoot" and "black lives matter" once again rang out across the UW-Madison campus as over 800 students flooded Helen C. White Library Sunday in a protest of racial discrimination in criminal justice in Madison and throughout the country.
Approximately 250 students and Madison residents rallied in front of the Dane County Jail Tuesday demanding reforms to the criminal justice system following a Grand Jury's decision not to indict the officer who shot Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. in August.
From Melvin Gordon's record-breaking performance to the gentle flurry of snow and roaring crowd, it doesn't get more Wisconsin football than November 15th at Camp Randall.
State Street's annual Halloween party drew an estimated 35,000-plus revelers, according to Madison police. Here's a look at some of them from the lenses of photographers Amber Arnold of the Wisconsin State Journal and Mike DeVries of The Capital Times.
First Lady Michelle Obama visited Madison Tuesday to encourage students to turn out on Election Day and volunteer for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke.
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