Kelly Feng

In the fast-paced and competitive world of sports broadcasting, where competition is fierce, one Madison College journalism student, Sam Nagin, took a unique and unconventional approach to make a mark — sprinting around the baseball diamond as one of the iconic Milwaukee Brewers' Racing Sausages.

Last month, Wisconsin’s Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez visited Madison College to listen and gather student input about their educational experiences and perspectives. During her visit, Rodriguez toured the state-of-the-art Wisconsin Aviation Center, which has partnered with Madison College for the Professional Aeronautics Certificate (PAC) program. Rodriguez’s tour also included stops at the Electro-Mechanical, Machine Tool...

Admittedly, I am not a fan of dining out. Between getting dressed up, putting my name on a wait list and sitting in a crowded restaurant, it can be overwhelming. Sometimes I just want a simple place to eat, which is why the family-owned Little Tibet Market and Cafe hit the spot.

Madison College held a grand opening of its new Construction & Remodeling Facility at the Truax North Campus on Nov. 19. The $10.3 million, 30,000-square-foot space is designed for hands-on training and innovation, enhancing educational opportunities for the next generation of builders.

During the procedure, my doctor noticed something unexpected: My bones were shockingly soft—almost hollow, he told me.

The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press offers practical advice from experienced investigative journalists on using the federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to uncover public records. The central message is that successful FOIA work requires research, precision and persistence, rather than simply submitting broad requests.

Mike Hollihan serves on the Board of Directors and as Sales Director for Multi Media Channels, as well as General Manager for several paid weekly

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In a three-part series, reported by Elena Delzer, Wisconsin Watch examined why the state of Wisconsin set back-to-back national records in Supreme Court election spending and what can be done about it.

Cities & Villages Mutual Insurance Company (CVMIC) has agreed, as part of an enforceable court settlement, that it is a governmental entity subject to Wisconsin's Public Records and Open Meetings Laws. The settlement resolves a lawsuit brought by former CVMIC workers' compensation claims director Greg Gilsinger.