A ‘new library world’: Dream Bus provides services to those with limited public library access
When kids think of going to the bookstore, a colorful bus usually doesn’t come to mind.
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When kids think of going to the bookstore, a colorful bus usually doesn’t come to mind.
A new Madison nonprofit Bedside DJ aims to provide companionship for the city’s senior citizens.
Starting on Tuesday, Nov. 5th, Jefferson, Badger Bus and Lamer bus lines will relocate from Langdon Street to the west side of Lake Street.
Five days ago, students at UW-Madison could have gone outside in a light coat and enjoy a breezy, sunny fall day. The high was 59 degrees Fahrenheit — perfect weather for a walk along Lakeshore path or lounging on the Terrace.
The position of Langdon Street Resource Officer will be removed from the Madison Police Department as a result of ongoing understaffing and underfunding, according to current Langdon Street Officer Damion Figueroa.
Sally Rohrer’s interest in public policy began long before she was recommended for the District 8 Common Council seat.
An officer-involved shooting occurred Sunday night following a report of a man shooting a gun.
This year’s Freakfest saw a decrease in ticket sales at just over 20,000 purchases, but also a significant decrease in arrests on Saturday.
The Housing Strategy Committee gathered Thursday to examine the city’s increasing amount of housing displacement and gentrification as the cost of housing continues to rise — and offer potential solutions.
Dane County Sheriff’s Office issued a court order Monday for the Lion of Judah House Rastafari, Madison’s first Rastafarian Church, to vacate the premises of their W. Mifflin location.
The sharp racial disparity in homelessness has quickly become a prominent issue in Madison politics — and city officials offered varying explanations and solutions for the imbalance.
My name is Brooke Wilczewski, and I do not want to ever have to say, “Me too.” My name is Brooke Wilczewski, and I never want to be robbed. My name is Brooke Wilczewski, and I am furious that the Langdon Street Police Officer position is being taken away.
In a marathon meeting stretching into the early hours of Tuesday morning, the Madison Finance Committee voted in favor of a $40 vehicle registration fee and finalized Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway’s 2020 operating budget, omitting funding that would have added officers to the Madison police force.
Madison Metropolitan School District announced Marlon Anderson’s reinstatement Monday after the black security guard was fired for using the n-word while correcting a student that directed the slur at him.
The Madison Police Department Policy & Procedure Review Ad Hoc Committee released 177 recommendations to the city for ways to improve the relationship between the police department and community Friday, emphasizing ways to bolster trust by increasing civilian input and oversight.
Shake Shack, the New York City-based burger, hot dog, custard and shake chain, will open its second Wisconsin location at the Hilldale Shopping Center in 2020.
Police arrested Brandon M. Buckner Sr., 28, for recklessly endangering safety after Thursday night’s Langdon shooting.
“This march is not just about Marlon — it is for the Black community as a whole,” a committee member of the Black Student Union told the crowd of protesters Friday to address Marlon Anderson’s controversial termination.
A black West High School security guard, Marlon Anderson, was fired Wednesday for using a racial slur. Anderson appealed his termination Thursday.
When Madison community members think of Mifflin Street, the long-standing tradition of the Mifflin Street Block Party — one of the city’s largest celebrations — probably comes to mind.