Dean Mosiman

The civil service position was created to support and strengthen the city's outreach to the public and to better inform and engage resident, the mayor's office said.

The unexpected funds, though, don't solve the city's structural deficit that exists because Madison doesn't have enough revenue to pay for services as the city grows.

A new study by Downtown Madison, Inc. and Smart Growth Greater Madison finds Madison's reputation as a hard place to do development is a mix of myth and reality.

A new study finds that Madison's reputation as a hard place to do development is a mix of myth and reality.

"The community needs an honest conversation about population growth and what that means," Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said.

You're about to get a whole lot more neighbors. If projections are right, Madison will add 115,000 people by 2050.

A private developer of stylish lower-income housing that saw high levels of police calls is slowly building a rare collective with nonprofits and public entities to improve the quality of life and safety for residents.

A little girl, one of many children helping, applies paint to what will become a mural expressing their feelings about the violence, including two homicides, at the Harmony at Grandview Commons apartments on the Far East Side.

KCG Companies is slowly building a rare collective with nonprofits and public entities to improve the quality of life and safety for residents at the Meadowlands.

Despite a national search, Madison has been unable to find a new director for the Department of Planning, Community and Economic Development, one of the city's most high-profile jobs, and