The Center for Black Excellence and Culture opens on May 6, with new performing arts and gallery spaces.

The weekly publication’s reporters are forming a union in association with NewsGuild-CWA, the largest union for journalists in the country.

Did you miss seeing 'Winter Hymns' at the Wisconsin Film Festival? Director Nathan Deming has created a slate of Wisconsin showings, with three more screenings at Flix Brewhouse.

Despite a new independent monitor, tensions are still high between Madison’s police oversight office and city hall.

Despite a new independent monitor, tensions are still high between Madison’s police oversight office and city hall.

People have questions about the opening of the Madison Public Market, and answers are in short supply.

The nonprofit has responded to the second Trump administration with a legal defense fund. But it’s also trying to build up resources to promote workforce development for the Latinx community.

After selling its Bakers Place property, Madison developer Neutral is finally getting around to paying its bills.

Taylor didn’t just win in reliably blue counties; she won handily in red ones such as Jefferson and Ozaukee.

Noah Lieberman and Ellen Zhang will join the city council; incumbents Nicki Vander Meulen and Blair Mosner Feltham will remain on the school board.

Taylor didn’t just win in reliably blue counties; she won handily in red ones such as Jefferson and Ozaukee.

The student organization’s sailing club could get a new space soon. But it could entail removing some bike parking and impacting summer operations in 2027.

Neutral, a Madison-based development firm, is coming under fire for unpaid bills. One mural artist is waiting for more than $54,000 in fees.

President Donald Trump has called on Republicans to ‘take over the voting’ in several jurisdictions.

A Dane County committee has been tasked with ‘impartial fact-finding, researching, analyzing, and recommending the implications of data center development in Dane County.’ Their work will last through...

Flock data captured in Dane County has been shared as far away as Tennessee. That raises some flags for those worried about immigration enforcement.

Development continues to transform one of Madison’s busiest corridors, as Chicago-based developer Peerless Development plans to build a mixed-use apartment building on the sites of Hong Kong Café and ...

Incumbent Dane County Circuit Court Judge Ben Jones had a sizable lead over challenger Huma Ahsan in Tuesday night’s primary.

Wisconsin Democratic lawmakers on Thursday proposed legislation that would put a moratorium on data center construction.

An Assembly bill would establish regulations in Wisconsin regarding name, image and likeness deals. It would hide such deals from the public eye.

Madison’s argument that leaving absentee votes uncounted does not represent a constitutional violation drew sharp backlash. In response, Madison’s mayor suggests that perhaps the state should change i...

Though a campaign ad for gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany contains irregularities that ‘point toward an AI-generated video,’ the ad contains no disclaimer, as is required by Wisconsin state law.

Though a campaign ad for gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany contains irregularities that ‘point toward an AI-generated video,’ the ad contains no disclaimer, as is required by Wisconsin state law.

The village president had said the board had only known about the project for weeks, but records obtained by Wisconsin Watch showed it had been discussed by staff for months.

There is no indication that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is currently planning operations in Madison. City officials are preparing for what they’d do if such a situation arose.

The group began July with just $3,100 in the bank, but will head into election season with much more.

Other states continue to broadcast legislative sessions and committees while Wisconsin’s service seeks public and private funding to continue.

Madison just placed a one-year moratorium on data centers. Dueling state bills are seeking to regulate them statewide. And one gubernatorial candidate is proposing a statewide moratorium.

The April 7 election includes races for state Supreme Court, the Madison city council, Dane County board and Madison school board.

A bill requiring insurance coverage for advanced breast cancer screenings easily passed the state Senate in October. But Speaker Robin Vos has refused to advance it in the Assembly.

Watch a video explaining why Wisconsin’s Supreme Court elections are so expensive and what can be done about it.

Residents of Green Bay’s Astor neighborhood produce a podcast uncovering forgotten — and sometimes spooky — tales tied to Astor’s historic homes. They hope to create a sense of wonder and pride amo…

Madison nonprofit EXPO has opened two housing projects within the last two years. So far, no residents have returned to prison.

The city council and mayor are moving to place a one-year moratorium on zoning certificates for data centers while the city develops changes to its zoning code to address such uses.

Loose campaign finance laws, lax recusal rules, a purple electorate and even the spring election cycle all help explain why high court races have become so expensive.

On this annual day of global giving, help Isthmus cover printing costs.

The restaurant will ‘continue serving excellent Chinese food as usual’ after a proposed redevelopment faced criticism in Middleton’s city government.

A Madison-area developer is looking to build two single-family homes in Shorewood Hills. The projects have proven contentious.

A heated feedback session followed the layoffs last week of two staffers and other changes.

The bill would require insurance companies in Wisconsin to cover supplemental diagnostic examinations for women with dense breast tissue.