Nearly three months after it became illegal for Madison's homeless to live outside of the City-County Building, some advocates are concerned the rule change could be causing more street deaths.
After being closed for more than two decades, about 500 Wisconsinites helped reopen the historic Gobbler Super Club Thursday night as it became a live music theater.
Many Verona youth hockey parents say a concussion expert's New York Times article urging them not to let their kids play contact sports because of the long-term brain risks is not swaying their opinion to let their children play.
The president of the University of Wisconsin's Muslim Student Association applauded the part President Obama's terrorism speech making clear ISIS did not speak for Islamic faith followers.
Sauk Prairie's police chief said the department's system for handling its prescription drug disposal box will change following one of their officers facing multiple drug charges.
A Madison personal trainer, who grew up in San Bernardino, said he is horrified by Wednesday's mass shooting that left 14 dead and 17 others injured.
Leading up to Copeland's funeral, more pictures and memories appeared on the public Webpage remembering the fallen officer and decorated Army veteran, including showing off Copeland's love of family, his dogs and service to his county.
On one of the busiest travel days of the year, less than two weeks after the Paris terrorist attacks, Madison travelers said Present Barack Obama's message of going about Thanksgiving weekend activities as usual is exactly how they're proceeding.
As Wisconsin heroin and opiate painkiller overdoses have hit epidemic levels, desperate parents say the current insurance system, which they are depending on to help them save their addicted children's lives, is banking on their children's failure.
While Portage's mayor calls continuous, new sidewalk construction, that's part of more than 15-year-old law a safety necessity, Summit Street and River Street area neighbors are furious about the laws implications.
For two decades, AmeriCorps' "Schools of Hope" has offered thousands of minority and low-income students in Madison, Middleton and Sun Prairie tutoring tools to achieve their full academic potential.
After months of controversy over renovating the Dane County Jail, the county board greenlighted more than $477,522 for a study, which the sheriff says has the potential to improve the lives and safety of inmates and staff.
Roundabouts built on state highways could face a big roadblock if a state lawmaker's proposal is approved.
While Henry Vilas Zoo officials say $100,000 in public money for a solar-lighting system is a matter of public safety, critics call the Dane County Board of Supervisors' spending move a misuse of county taxpayer dollars.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison surgeon is on a mission to change testing standards for board-certified providers that would include testing touch techniques.
Experts say extra vigilance will be needed to prevent Lake Mendota zebra mussels from invading other lakes, experts say.
Nearly 200 east side residents learned during a Wednesday night standing room only meeting their concerns over a string of recent coyote attacks did not meet standards for the city and county to take action.
Madison Common Council Pres. Denise DeMarb says her decision to delay the council's police body camera vote is unrelated to a recent committee move to table the issue , in part, because of differing opinions in the African-American community.
If you plan on joining the one out of five young adults choosing to "cut the cord" in favor of an old-fashioned antenna and rapidly growing numbers of online options, experts say to be prepared for a learning curve and a greater reliance on your Internet connection.
Two Republican legislators are proposing a law that would ban transgender students from using the locker room or bathroom assigned to the gender with which they identify.
Citing a lack of equal protection for transgender men and women under state law, Rep. Mark Spreitzer, D-Beloit, said he is in the early stages of trying to add gender identity to the state's anti-discrimination statute.
Members of Madison's homeless community and their advocates say the new trespass enforcement rule making it illegal for them to live outside of the City-County Building has caused the displaced to wander city streets not knowing where they will sleep.
Twenty-six groups of concerned citizens are expressing concerns about the former Badger Army Ammunition Plant.
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