Sarah Lehr

Solace Home is open to homeless adults with terminal illnesses. Its goal: allow people to die with dignity, even if they can’t afford a place to live.

Some drivers pulled over by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department for minor equipment violations are getting certificates for repairs instead of citations.

Only about 30 accessory dwellings have been permitted since Madison started allowing them more than a decade ago. But recent changes could encourage more to be built.

A business group is suing over a partial veto used by Wisconsin’s Democratic governor last year to extend state funding to public schools for more than 400 years.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers has appointed David Casey to lead Wisconsin’s Department of Revenue. Casey replaces former Secretary Peter Barca, who stepped down earlier this month.

Last year, the number of eviction filings in Dane County nearly doubled compared to 2022.

The UW system released updates from an external review into the finances at seven of Wisconsin’s public universities.

A Kenosha County judge is increasing the bail for Chrystul Kizer, who’s charged in a high-profile homicide case with killing a man a man who sexually abused her when she was underage.

Democratic Gov. Tony Evers vetoed the proposal Monday morning while surrounded by union leaders.

The Madison diocese hopes to open a new cathedral by late 2025.