Wisconsin joined 21 other states Monday in a lawsuit that paused National Institutes of Health research funding cuts at ...

Public health analyst Julia Matthews is challenging Ald. Amani Latimer Burris in the north side district. Hussein Amach ...

Madison homeowners say bike lane demand is low on the street’s northern end. City officials and bicycle advocates say adding ...

County Executive Melissa Agard confirmed the Sheriff's Office withdrew from an ICE-linked program that paid for information ...

As we celebrate February’s Black History Month, we have come to a juncture in which simply calling for an end to racism in America is no longer politically palatable. President Trump will attend the ...

Nearly a quarter of Madison’s wells have sodium levels that are too high for people on low-salt diets, according to federal ...

Soon after Timaira Butler became pregnant with twins two years ago, she discovered the challenges of finding affordable day care in the Madison area. “There’s like zero child care out here,” said ...

Dear Editor: Wisconsin has valued its public schools since our 1848 state constitution required “the establishment of district schools, which shall be as nearly uniform as practicable; and such ...

Dear Editor: A 90-day pause to U.S. foreign assistance has created chaos around the world and placed millions of lives in danger. Smart, strategic foreign assistance is a valuable foreign policy tool ...

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ review of the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline relocation took more than four years, included multiple opportunities for public input, and resulted in an ...

Metro Transit leadership acknowledge “some hiccups and some bumps” with the rollout of BRT, but early estimates show ...

My longtime friend Bert Grover turned 88 this week, and from what I can tell he's still raising a little hell. The former legislator and longtime superintendent of public instruction, whose real name ...