Madison Center News

The group that helps St. Joseph County domestic violence victims is partnering with the St.

Last week's column on the Founders' view on the indispensability of religion provoked a large number of comments and e-mails. Some were thoughtful and some under cloak of anonymity were quite mean-spirited. A theme touched on by a number of these comments related to the purported "secular" nature of the Constitution and the Founders.

SOUTH BEND a ' Officials administering a federal grant to prevent and reduce homelessness advise landlords and utility companies to be aware of a possible scam.

Although the number of reported cases is low, rape and other instances of violence against women is a big concern on college campuses nationwide.

It's a way to get a hair cut and help out an area organization at the same time.

Here's your chance to get a great workout and help a good cause at the same time.

Street drugs may still be a problem today, but health experts say it's abuse of the legal kind that's getting worse.

The suicide of someone accused of a crime is not always an admission of guilt, experts say.

Journalist Thomas Friedman's hefty speaking fee cost him a chance at being chosen for UW-Madison's common book read program, Go Big Read.

Students in the fifth and sixth grades at Madison Central School spent some time recently working hard in the sun to help out the local community by working in three cemeteries in the Town of Madison - Indian Opening, Madison Center, and Madison Village.

Dorothy Carter's 1,500-square-foot loft apartment above Main Street in Elkhart has the look and feel of a candlelit jazz house and restaurant.

On the day the St. Joseph County prosecutor files murder charges against a man accused of killing his girlfriend, the community took the streets to say enough is enough.

Ita s Earth Day and its late Wisconsin founder saw a connection between the environment and the economy long before companies created so-called a oegreen jobs.a Former Gov.