For the fourth time, Sargent introduces bill to fully legalize marijuana in Wisconsin
Evers, Barnes have both expressed support for legalization
Crumbling foundations: Declining enrollment numbers loom over under-funded humanities departments
Facing steep decline in enrollment, humanities departments nationwide look for innovative measures to retain funding and encourage students to pursue humanities degrees
Panel intended to add context to controversial musical ‘Miss Saigon’ canceled by Overture Center
The event, scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday, was canceled the morning of without warning
Judge temporarily blocks Republican lame-duck legislation restricting power of governor, attorney general
Dane County Judge Richard Niess concluded 'extraordinary session' used to pass laws was unconstitutional
Campus-area aldermanic district candidates debate ahead of April 2 election
Two candidates agreed affordable housing, expanded transportation, safety were biggest challenges facing Madison
They were here: Louis Butler, first African American to serve on Wisconsin Supreme Court
Butler earned his law degree from UW in 1977, would later be subject to bitter partisan attack ads in bids for Supreme Court
Suspect charged with five felonies for Langdon Street attack
Judge set cash bond at $50,000
They were here: UW alumnus Virgil Abloh blazes new trails in fashion industry
Abloh is the first Black person to design Louis Vuitton's menswear line
Colin Kaepernick removed from Black History Month resolution after backlash from Wisconsin GOP lawmakers
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, said Kaepernick's inclusion in resolution would impede democrats, republicans from working together
J.J. Watt announced as spring commencement speaker
Watt became second-team All-American, NFL No. 11 draft pick in 2011
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