Mifflin neighbors discuss proposed North Bedford Street apartment
By Stephanie Castillo | Oct. 5, 2012Mifflin Neighborhood Association members discussed a proposed student apartment building on North Bedford Street Thursday.
Mifflin Neighborhood Association members discussed a proposed student apartment building on North Bedford Street Thursday.
Students and other Freakfest attendees will see a different arrest policy at this year’s event in addition to a decreased police presence on State Street, police announced at a city meeting Wednesday.
City officials approved plans for one downtown apartment building and heard two new development proposals for the downtown and campus areas Wednesday night.
Due to a visit from President Barack Obama Thursday, Madison residents should keep several road closures in mind when navigating the city, especially on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.
Students and downtown residents will now be able to vote in the Nov. 6 election and shop for groceries in the same building.
A Dane County judge ruled Tuesday three University of Wisconsin-Madison students accused of attacking Badger running back Montee Ball could stand trial on felony battery charges.
After five years of planning, a city committee unanimously approved new zoning codes and maps Monday, which could affect downtown areas currently occupied by students.
Police arrested a man for burglarizing a candy store on State Street and stealing an employee’s possessions Monday.
Students could see a multi-purpose building on the 300 block of West Johnson Street in the future, which developers say could change the street’s atmosphere from a campus and student-driven area to a more urban neighborhood.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced Monday his $522 million budget for 2013 will focus on funding programs that support health and human services.
Four years ago, the Zimmermann family experienced a tragedy when they lost their daughter, Brittany, a University of Wisconsin-Madison student, in a horrific and still unsolved murder.
Mayor Paul Soglin criticized Dane County officials Friday for excluding the city from conversations regarding a new winter homeless shelter on Madison’s east side.
Police officers deployed pepper spray early Saturday morning to disperse a group of fights that broke out on State and North Frances streets early Saturday morning.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison student’s commute to class was sharply interrupted after she collided on her bike with another student driving a moped on Frances Street Thursday afternoon.
Fourteen years ago, Madison Police Department Sgt. Tony Fiore began his law enforcement career patrolling downtown Madison at nights, work he now supervises for the Central District’s Community Policing Team: tavern safety inspections, or “bar checks.”
A fight between a man and a woman went up in flames at a building on North Hamilton Street, where firefighters responded to a call about a fire alarm Monday.
Members of a Dane County trade union will vote Thursday to ratify an extended contract agreement with the county regarding financial aspects of employment for county workers.
While many thought the final curtain was closing on the Overture Center in 2011 due to financial struggles, Madison’s community arts center has taken center stage once more.
Madison police said a gunman entered an East Gilman Street apartment and robbed the tenant on Tuesday around noon.
The Government Accountability Board launched a new website Tuesday designed to help Wisconsin voters more easily prepare for Election Day.