The University of Wisconsin-Madison plans to shrink budgets for schools, colleges and administrative units amid ongoing ...

Stone House Development plans to forge ahead with the three-story, 138-unit building in Madison, despite neighbor objections ...

In listening sessions about the Southeast Area Plan run by the nINA Collective consulting group, residents also said they ...

The leader of Wisconsin’s 13 public universities said without additional funding in the next state budget, he expects more branch campus closures, decreased affordability for students, layoffs and ...

Nottage trains her focus on the relationship between young Michael (Bryce A. Holmes) and his abusive father (Devin Bowles, doubling as the adult Michael’s manager). We see the roots of the star’s ...

Stephen J. Piotrowski is a Vietnam veteran and former staffer to the U.S. Senate. Share your opinion on this topic by sending a letter to the editor to tctvoice@madison.com. Include your full name, ...

Restaurant news from Beck Henreckson Tailer Nicole Wine and Cupcakes will hold its grand opening in the Black Business Hub on South Park Street over the weekend of June 27-29, with hours from 4-8 p.m.

State lawmakers are trying again to reduce the income tax for some Wisconsin residents, targeting retirees and those who earn around the state’s average pay. Experts note that the proposals Republican ...

In his first year on the job, Superintendent Joe Gothard said he interviewed hundreds of students and staff to reacquaint himself with the Madison school district. “I know a lot about our schools, I ...

President Donald Trump, along with Vice President JD Vance, have been highly visible in recent weeks at graduation ceremonies and other events, highlighting our United States military services. These ...

Photographer and filmmaker Rachel Seed has officially been working on her documentary, “A Photographic Memory,” since 2008. But in a way, she’s been working on the documentary about her mom — ...

MMSD and Goodman Community Center leaders say the potential end of a federal grant could jeopardize programs aimed at low-income kids.