Overdue: As the city expands affordable housing, barriers for those in need persist
While the federal government contemplates a comprehensive definition for homelessness, a low vacancy rate and towering rent keep low-income individuals on the street
Madison’s total property value exceeds Milwaukee’s for first time ever
Milwaukee city officials say their lower value results from unique challenges faced by city, aftermath of Great Recession
Unfair treatment by leasing companies prompts need for student-tenant union
Upsetting power dynamics through a collectivist approach may be the first step to solving landlord-tenant conflicts
Madison on track to achieve affordable housing goal with recent approval of nearly 300 new units
Tax credits boost city’s trajectory in reaching five-year goal
The Badger Herald Editorial Board endorses Zach Wood for City Council
As a UW alum, Wood's deep understanding of the needs of his constituents, innovative mind, tangible solutions render him perfect fit
UW provides critical services for student-parents to continue pursuing higher education
Funding from non-allocable seg fees, support from campus offices help send children of students to day care centers
Q&A: Kiki’s House of Righteous Music is home away from home for touring band
Part of Madison's DIY venue scene, residence on MacArthur Rd. is much more than living space
Don’t fall into trap of ‘before it’s too late’ campaigns
Roommate compatability, standard of living both important to consider when signing leases
Big management companies keep rent high
Housing for a five bedroom at UW is commonly $3200, in Minnesota it can be $1000 less
State organization gives grants to fund special needs housing projects in Madison
Women in Transition work to fix flooring to better serve clients
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