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Plans for the east side Voit Farms property rely on an unusual, tax-funded deal brokered by the property’s developer and city leaders.
At a city meeting this week, following feedback from advocates and riders with disabilities, Metro Transit staff outlined ...
Researchers estimate the closures lead to millions lost in potential economic activity each summer. Federal budget cuts could ...
A majority of the City Council endorses expanding Madison’s housing ordinances to support building backyard lots, duplexes ...
The Board of Regents voted Thursday to again increase in-state, undergraduate tuition rates across Wisconsin’s 13 public universities.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison plans to shrink budgets for schools, colleges and administrative units amid ongoing ...
The Board of Regents is set to vote on a proposal that would again increase in-state, undergraduate tuition rates across Wisconsin’s 13 public universities.
The Henry Vilas Zoo’s flamingos have always been known to zookeepers by color-coded leg bands. Now, all 20 flamingos — including one 54-year-old bird — will be given names. Zoo staff hope naming the ...
Madison and Green Bay are among cities that would be served under Gov. Tony Evers’ plans, but the Trump administration may not make it possible.
While leaders at Wisconsin Public Radio and PBS Wisconsin said decisions haven’t been finalized, emails sent to staff provide insight.
Supporters hope the $10M intergenerational community proposed by nonprofit Hope & A Future would help kids and seniors, free up housing and combat loneliness.
Young progressives have taken over where moderates, even Republicans, once held power in Madison. One result is a stifled political debate, the author writes.