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An effort to resolve a dispute between the city of Madison and Chicago-based Beitler Real Estate Services over the Judge Doyle Square project failed to gain approval from the City Council Tuesday night.

The wait is over for the public to ride The Hop, the new Milwaukee streetcar. The $124 million project includes five streetcars, 18 stations, tracks, overhead wires and a new maintenance facility.

Fiserv Forum will be the world’s first bird-friendly sports and entertainment venue, upon completion of the Bucks’ application for LEED Silver® certification.

Shrinking budgets and long hours lead the list of event planning challenges/worries, according to a new survey conducted by Event Manager Blog Editor Julius Solaris.

Local tourism and hospitality businesses are welcome to attend the annual event November 8-9 at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Convention Center.

In a Smart Monday session at IMEX 2018 named “Redesigning Inclusive and Welcoming Events by Overcoming Unconscious Bias,” presenters Mariela Mcilwraith and Tahira Endean focused on ways planners can consider the perspectives and needs of potential participants to design events that are inclusive and accessible to all.

Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer Donald Driver is teaming up with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism to appear in a TV commercial promoting travel to the Badger state.

From cocktail secrets to mustard mysteries, State Street sights to sassy cows, the Greater Madison Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) has been hard at work addressing the need for tourism offerings that go beyond typical sightseeing.