Rumors of an immigration crackdown spread rapidly throughout Madison Monday, creating widespread fear and uncertainty in the city's Hispanic community. According to police, the rumors emerged sometime Sunday, causing many ' ¦
Madison voters will be able to cast their ballots on the long-held debate over the war in Iraq today. A Madison referendum calling for the immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops ' ¦
After 25 years of the Crazylegs Classic, race organizers are planning two major changes for the April 29 run. This year, racers will bypass State Street due to construction on ' ¦
Maduro Cigar Bar, 117 E. Main St., has seen business wane as a result of Madison's controversial smoking ban. And now, owner Brian Haltimer says the bar has one hope ' ¦
Although most UW-Madison students are comfortably familiar with the surrounding campus area, many have never seen the city's troubled Allied Drive neighborhood. But tonight at 9 p.m., Mayor Dave Cieslewicz ' ¦
Free broadband wireless Internet is now available in downtown Madison. Monday afternoon, Cellnet Technology Inc. mounted its first transmitter to the traffic signal pole at the corner of Main Street ' ¦
Policy would provide up to nine sick days a year
Following the release of a police DVD of last month's Halloween festivities, representatives gathered together yesterday to scrutinize the aftermath of this year's event. A majority of the representatives said ' ¦
As UW-Madison Football head coach Barry Alvarez's coaching career comes to an end after 16 solid years, his impact on UW-Madison football will forever remain a legacy. To acknowledge Alvarez's ' ¦
Fewer impoverished Dane County residents will have to choose between toiletries and food thanks to a new Personal Care Items Drive. Eileen Newman promoted the drive during a press conference ' ¦
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