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Local leaders in Madison and Dane County say Gov. Tony Evers has been an ally to local government during his time as the ...
After fires, thefts and break-ins, leaders of the Madison botanical garden ask the city to approve security measures before ...
Director Laura Hicklin says the purchases, worth $2.6 million, will improve the Babcock and McCarthy county parks in rural ...
Dear Editor: Did you know that if you feed wildlife in Wisconsin, you could be committing a criminal offense? Under Wisconsin law, if you feed wildlife for “non-hunting” purposes you could be charged ...
This fall, the nonprofit’s first students will attend college. The program focuses on students who are part of underrepresented groups in higher education.
Sites in Madison, Verona, Waunakee and elsewhere advanced to preliminary design and environmental review to receive electric ...
A longtime resource that hospitals, health care systems and local health departments rely on could end after next year. Fifteen years ago, the Population Health Institute at the University of ...
Dave Zweifel: Longtime Wisconsin Public Radio director Jack Mitchell says he's upset that the federal government no longer values public broadcasting.
Baked Wings & Things opened in July. Director of operations Bryan Suh isn’t worried about the downtown Madison chicken market getting saturated.
Jeff Smith: Work requirements will put 63,000 Wisconsinites at immediate risk of losing Medicaid and FoodShare’s nutrition education program will be eliminated entirely.
Dear Editor: Not needing to campaign for reelection, Gov. Tony Evers can drop the Mr. Nice Guy image he’s embraced during his 50 years of public service. Our state (and the nation) has been in crisis, ...
Dear Editor: I recently went to reorder a window blind I’d purchased in March. It had doubled in price since March because the store was anticipating Donald Trump’s swirling on-again, off-again tariff ...