“Wisconsin’s restaurants play critical roles in our communities, bringing people together, bolstering tourism and travel and providing unique experiences to residents and visitors each day,” Evers said.
President Biden promotes $1.2 trillion infrastructure law during a speech at UW-Superior’s Yellowjacket Union
The city council will provide $700k in one-time grants towards eight nonprofit organizations that primarily serve Latinx communities of undocumented immigrants in the Madison area.
Gableman’s claims directly contradicted an analysis conducted by the Legislature back in November that found no legal basis for decertifying an election.
The Black Voice, UW-Madison’s student-run publication for Black students, celebrated its 50-year anniversary by presenting a documentary celebrating the publication’s legacy.
Putin is escalating his assault on Ukraine in pursuit of greater Russian influence. But Ukrainians aren’t giving up without a fight.
The investigation focused on a former officer’s accusation that Barnes facilitated a hostile working environment.
Attorney General Josh Kaul and several partners announced that they will distribute 975,000 child ID kits in Wisconsin.
Madison business owners are expressing their concerns over the mask mandate’s expiration on March 1.
Common Council approved $750,000 federal grant funding six officer positions.
Beginning tomorrow, masks will no longer be required in public settings throughout Madison and Dane County.
"If Ron Johnson says we don't need more good jobs here, we don't need more Ron Johnson this November" Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes said.
Putin's actions have garnered the ire of state leaders around the world and across the U.S. Wisconsin's politicians and members of Congress were quick to weigh in.
“Blu³eprint” was created by Faisal Abdu’Allah to represent his idea of “counter monuments.”
Attendees stated that the gathering was intended to call greater attention to the conflict unfolding in Ukraine.
With an “in loco parentis” approach to fill guardians’ role while their students were on campus and discriminatory practices, including the expolsion of, homosexual male students, UW-Madison formerly aimed to eliminate expressions of sexuality on campus.
There are currently approximately 150 student families who receive assistance from the Office of Child Care and Family Resources.
The youngest Klemp brother married the youngest Schuelke sister 25 years ago, finalizing the streak of all siblings of each family being married to one from the other.
Janeway decided to run for a position on the Madison School Board after the previous candidate posted transphobic content on social media.
Cottage Grove residents voiced their disapproval for the facility, citing increased traffic and environmental concerns as potential issues.
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