UW-Milwaukee professors took to social media last week after a dispute with University Relations over whether a poster for a presentation on academic freedom during the Trump administration was too partisan.
Many voters experienced delayed registration and confusion about their polling location due to technical difficulties with MyVote Wisconsin.
The Alliance Defending Freedom law firm sent UW-River Falls a letter threatening to sue the university after an administrator asked a group of students to leave university grounds after recruiting on campus.
The 2020 Census will determine how federal funds are distributed, as well as the boundaries of congressional and legislative districts.
Marcus Randle-El has been charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide.
The Marquette Neighborhood Association's Preservation and Development Committee remains skeptical of owner Austin Carl's business plans.
The City of Madison surpasses last February's record with three days left to submit ballots.
A public forum was held Sunday to inform residents of the dangers of F-35 fighter jets.
Assembly Republicans introduced an agricultural bill package Monday designed to address economic issues, including some amendments to bills prior to Gov. Tony Evers’ special session.
The Office of the Dane County Medical Examiner released the victim’s name and cause of death.
The City of Madison will begin plowing Sunday night and alternate parking restrictions will be enforced city-wide.
While information regarding which airport the Dane County resident with coronavirus arrived at remains undisclosed, the Dane County Regional Airport has increased its sanitization efforts.
Customers must ask to receive plastic straws at Madison restaurants, which are no longer allowed to serve drinks with straws or stir sticks.
The UW-Extension provides agricultural agents and educators at the county level to implement university research into farming communities.
While the Public Health Department of Madison and Dane County prepares for additional cases of the virus, the Mayor insisted the risk to residents remains low.
Former Chief Mike Koval denies resolution after past conflicts with the Madison City Council.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, said he believes new legislative maps for 2021 will probably end in a court battle under divided state government.
Max Prestigiacomo has endorsed a candidate for the April 2020 election.
Business teacher David Kruchten has been placed on administrative leave but remains employed by the district.
“2020 feels worse, as far as regards to the safety of Jewish people, than it did in 2010,” Head of Chabad House Rabbi Mendel said. “That, of course, is working backward.”
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