City crews monitor flash flooding potential after heavy rainfall
(9 hours ago)
City Engineering crews are on standby after heavy rainfall Sunday morning.
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UW-Oshkosh internalizes sexual assault counseling
(9 hours ago)
UW-Oshkosh will end its partnership with Reach Counseling — the service that has provided the campus with sexual violence and assault support for more than 15 years.
Legislators find food labels for milk, meat alternatives misleading
(10 hours ago)
“I, for one, prefer a cold glass of cow’s milk to a cup of almond beverage any day,” exclaimed Sen. Howard Marklein, R-Spring Green, upon introducing “Truth in Food Labeling.”
Woman sexually assaulted in downtown Madison Saturday night
(9 hours ago)
A 19-year-old female was sexually assaulted in a car Saturday night, according to the Madison Police Department.
Welcoming new citizens and expanding community cultural awareness
(4 hours ago)
The 29 individuals — representing 19 countries from around the globe — who sat in anticipation at Madison’s courthouse Friday morning have been living in the country for years, but it wasn’t until now that they finally became official citizens of the United States. The event was closed to the public, but the room still filled with the individuals’ families and friends who excitedly waited to welcome their loved ones as official members of the community.
Madison climate strike: Hundreds join world in global march
(09/21/19 3:22am)
Protestors took to the Madison streets on Friday as part of a global climate strike, searching for community-based improvements and demands from global leaders.
Stanford Taylor emphasizes equity in her inaugural State of Education address
(09/21/19 5:00am)
Wisconsin State Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor told hundreds of people gathered in the Capitol’s rotunda Thursday she is “more energized than ever to make a difference,” during her first State of Education address.
UW partners with CIEE to break down diversity barrier in study abroad programs
(09/20/19 4:55pm)
UW-Madison Study Abroad partnered with The Council on International Education and Exchange to give away 225 free passports Wednesday in an attempt to promote study abroad programs to a more diverse student body.
City council asks Air Force to reconsider housing fighter jets at Truax Field
(09/20/19 3:12am)
The Madison City Council voted on Wednesday to approve a resolution asking the Air Force to reconsider housing F-35 fighter jets at Truax Field.
Student Affairs, ASM discuss future plans, involvement opportunities
(09/19/19 5:35am)
Leaders of the Student Affairs Administration team came to the Associated Students of Madison’s student council meeting Wednesday night to discuss and answer questions about how they can support students in the coming year.
Dark clouds surrounding vaping epidemic, the city’s response
(09/19/19 2:44pm)
Cases of severe lung illnesses related to vaping are spreading across the country — and Madison is not exempt from the epidemic.
Representatives aim to increase penalties for assaulting licensed nurses
(09/19/19 4:18pm)
The Wisconsin Judiciary and Public Safety Committee convened in a public hearing at the Capitol Tuesday to discuss a bill that would allow district attorneys to deliver felony charges to those who injure nurses.
ASM Equity & Inclusion Committee frames goals to improve training inclusiveness
(09/18/19 1:00pm)
In its second meeting of the academic year, the Associated Students of Madison’s Equity & Inclusion Committee set goals for the semester, mainly focusing on improving the inclusivity of trainings on campus.
Burglary on 200 Block of Langdon prompts search
(09/18/19 4:34am)
At 6:27 a.m. this morning, students received an off-campus WiscAlert notifying them of a burglary on the 200 block of Langdon Street.
New legislation introduced to increase vehicle safety for young children
(09/18/19 4:15am)
Legislators from both sides of the aisle came together in hopes of updating legislation regarding child safety seat laws at the capitol Tuesday afternoon alongside medical professionals.
Salvation Army expansion met with public concerns of increased crime
(09/17/19 3:04am)
Various neighbors and businesses are organizing to oppose expansion plans for the Salvation Army’s homeless shelter on the Near East Side of Madison due to concerns of increased crime.
First UW Latinx Student Orientation kicks off Latinx Heritage Month
(09/17/19 2:49am)
Today, the Latinx Cultural Center and Latinx Heritage Month Planning Committee held the first Latinx Student Orientation in UW-Madison history.
Evers publicizes new opportunities for legal positions across the state
(09/17/19 3:13am)
Gov. Tony Evers and Department of Administration Sec.-Designee Joel Brennan will travel to six state courthouses on Tuesday to announce openings for more than 60 assistant district attorney positions.
Evers creates task force addressing options, barriers to retirement planning
(09/17/19 3:10am)
Gov. Tony Evers signed Executive Order #45 on Monday to address the ongoing phenomenon of retirement insecurity throughout Wisconsin.
Personal conviction waivers in K-12 schools cause concern for health experts
(09/16/19 1:00pm)
The autumn breeze of September signals stressful back-to-school time, meaning a shopping frenzy and navigating new schedules.