Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar joined a group of less than 15 students at an event hosted by College Republicans of UW-Madison ahead of the April 7 election to discuss the importance of ...

The Wisconsin Legislature approved saliva tests in late February, another tool for law enforcement to screen for drugged driving during traffic stops, according to Senate Bill 678. The bill would ...

Washington and Lee University classics Professor Rebecca Benefiel addressed the University of Wisconsin community Thursday in ...

This Q&A is lightly edited for clarity and style. Andrew Lack is a journalist, producer and executive in the television and ...

A bill moving through the Wisconsin State Assembly would require warning labels on certain commercially distributed material. Assembly Bill 961 passed the Assembly on a 61-34 bipartisan vote and has ...

The Milwaukee Police Department recently paused its use of facial recognition technology while it drafts a formal policy ...

The University of Wisconsin announced Mar. 4 that it created a web page with expanded information and guidance should ...

Every Friday at 6 p.m., a few dozen students gather in the Tech Exploration Lab at 1403 University Ave. where they commit ...

In 2025, all crime — including violent and nonviolent — dropped, according to the Madison Police Department report. The City ...

To call attention to Domestic/Dating Violence Awareness Month, the organization Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment (PAVE) is hosting open events for the duration of October. PAVE’s mission is to ...

In 2024, The City of Madison failed to count 193 absentee ballots in the general election. Some of the affected voters are ...

Year one of the Robin Pingeton era for the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team is nearing its conclusion and ...