Top Story The downtown centerpiece Judge Doyle Square project is facing a new roadblock as Chicago developer Beitler Real Estate Services sues the City of
Month: June 2018
Madison’s changing lakes
Climate change is about more than temperature change. For University of Wisconsin-Madison assistant professor Hilary Dugan, the bigger concern with changing climate revolves around Madison’s
Does Madison have enough audible pedestrian signals to help the blind navigate the city?
Denise Jess wakes up every morning with one thing in mind — what route to take to work? There is no audible pedestrian signal at
Madison’s Juneteenth Will Be a Week-Long Celebration This Year
Madison’s annual Juneteenth will be celebrated for a whole week this year and will culminate with a parade and party at Penn Park. The Juneteenth
Protecting Pets from Ticks
Abnormally high temperatures this May have caused a significant uptick in Wisconsin’s deer tick population. Indomitable pests, deer ticks can be found in any area