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.
A pedestrian discovered a dead body near the west entrance of Henry Vilas Zoo around noon Tuesday.
In response to the recent violence in downtown Madison, the city may install additional surveillance cameras throughout the campus area for police to more effectively catch criminals and monitor safety.
Madison police arrested four suspects who attacked several Wando’s staff members early Sunday morning in a bar fight that a city official called “absolutely perverse” and included an assault with a broomstick.
In homage to the late University of Wisconsin-Madison student Brittany Zimmerman who was tragically murdered in 2008, Madison Area Crime Stoppers are hosting a third annual 5K run and walk Friday.
One woman’s multiple misjudgements led to the theft of her valuables in the early hours of Sept. 14 when she falsely believed the men she shared a taxi with to be moral citizens.
A Dane County court sentenced a Green Bay man who stabbed a University of Wisconsin-Madison student several times at the 2011 Mifflin Street Block Party to 2.5 years in prison.
If the student section looked empty at Saturday’s game, it may not have been because of the early 11 a.m. kick-off time.
While traveling to class each morning, students can expect a chaotic and stressful exchange between other pedestrians and cyclists, which Madison police say they hope to fix with a new community outreach program.
Students could be surprised to see the owner of Ian’s Pizza, which became famous for its unique toppings, selling a more traditional style of the classic Italian food at a new restaurant in the future.
City officials approved plans Wednesday night for three building developments in the downtown area.
Madison and Dane County police unions released a joint statement Wednesday criticizing the Capitol Police’s handling of recent protests at the Capitol in late August and early September.
The Dane County Executive's office proposed an initiative Wednesday to provide winter shelter for homeless people and victims of domestic violence.
After hours of discussion, Madison’s city council approved legislation to allow taxi drivers to cruise on State Street from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m.
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