The City of Madison’s Streets Division announced it will remove 6% of salt routes to reduce the amount of salt entering local waterways and harming water quality, city officials said.
Alison Mariella Désir spoke at Memorial Union about inclusion and equity in the running industry.
Dane County leaders announced the additional funding for the “Farm to Foodbank” program ahead of the holiday season as demand is expected to rise.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced $110.6 million in federal funding for Madison's bus rapid transit (BRT) line on Friday.
Christian, Jewish and Muslim panelists discussed religious diversity and coexistence to close the two-day forum.
Approval ratings for the U.S. Supreme Court remain low while President Joe Biden lags behind rival presidential candidates, according to a new poll from the Marquette Law School.
The groups protested against biodiversity and Indigenous land destruction Thursday outside the Wisconsin State Capitol building.
Members of the neo-Nazi group Blood Tribe held a rally in downtown Madison Saturday, waving swastika flags and chanting antisemitic slogans.
Emergency personnel responded to a fire at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Engineering Hall that has since been extinguished.
Environmental advocates at UW-Madison and 350 Wisconsin, a local environmental nonprofit, raised concerns of a lack of sustainability over the summer and fall for the campus redistricting project.
The bipartisan proposal would work with UW-Madison to foster innovation and new psychedelic research.
The final approved budget includes additional funding for the John Nolen Drive reconstruction project, bike path extensions and vehicles for the city's Community Alternative Response Emergency Services (CARES) program.
As part of its workforce development proposal, the UW System has proposed programs in AI across the state.
Poet and speaker José Olivarez addressed attendees of an annual forum themed after ‘Bridging the Divide.’
BCycles are one of Madison’s most convenient forms of transportation — until they aren’t, some students say.
In exchange for towering apartment buildings, developer Core Space promised to include 10% affordable housing units in its 1,650-bed development for 40 years.
Microsoft announced plans to expand its data center footprint in Mount Pleasant months after purchasing land from Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn.
Eric Oxendorf reflects on his journey as an architectural photographer after 50 years.
The national trend to ban books has trickled to Kenosha and Menomonee Falls, and not everyone is pleased.
Workers at Madison’s two unionized Starbucks locations held a walkout Wednesday to protest staffing shortages and stalled contract negotiations.
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