Wisconsin State Journal

Readers respond to President Bush's statement that the nation is addicted to oil.

The new city plan for Madison, WI, "turns suburban sprawl on its head" by making infill and new urbanism the official city policies.

As students leave rundown houses for newly-built, amenity-filled complexes, near-campus housing stock in walkable neighborhoods opens up for faculty/staff restoration.

Votes against WalMart annexation get voters riled in Jefferson, WI.

New city plan seeks to preserve the best of the existing built environment and promote "new urbanist" development on the city's edges.

A Madison, WI, development project could be the city's biggest most expensive. Is it too much?

Madison, WI, considers setting up a city-wide wireless internet network.

Madison's Urban Design Commission makes a surprising recommendation.

Rising gas prices got you down? Cheap fuel for your car may be as close as the deep fryer at your local diner.