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Last Tuesday, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway released her 2023 Executive Budget and six-year Capital Improvement Plan which she says will help Madison make a sustained investment in affordable housing, prepare the city for climate change and build stronger neighborhoods.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced a proposal for $740,000 in funding to reduce opioid-related overdoses and deaths in the community during a press conference on Thursday.
Madison celebrated its first “Rainbow Crossing” — a symbol of pride in the community — Thursday during Madison’s Night Market.
Businesses on the 400 block of State Street have moved to new locations in anticipation of a plan to demolish and redevelop the block.
Summer isn’t the only thing heating up in Wisconsin — it’s election season.
Shortly after Monday’s mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois that left at least seven people dead and more than three dozen injured, the alleged shooter drove up to Madison, Wisconsin and “seriously contemplated” executing another attack, according to the Lake County Sheriff's Office.
Coming home to Madison, Wisconsin after a public speaking engagement in Atlanta, Sabrina Madison expected to see another Black woman at the organization that booked her, especially since the organization served people of color. However, when she arrived, Madison recalled, “it was all white women looking back at me. And I was so disappointed.”
In the city of Madison, maintenance and repair issues threaten the right to housing security and safety.
Vandals graffitied and set fire to the inside of Wisconsin Family Action — a Madison anti-abortion group — headquarters early Sunday morning.
A balcony on the 500 block of Mifflin Street collapsed under several residents at noon this Saturday during the annual Mifflin Street block party. Madison Police have confirmed at least one injury.
In the eyes of many aspiring investors, the stock market and investing in general can seem, despite the allure, a nebulous and convoluted place where investment decisions are made by Wall Street professionals who enjoy the use of data most people don’t have access to. Hedge funds and firms spend fortunes to procure the types of data that enable them to make smart investment decisions, but retail investors who don’t have that kind of cash are often left in the dust.
During a nearly 10-hour meeting on Tuesday night, Madison’s Common Council unanimously voted to approve a proposal to build a permanent men’s homeless center at 1902 Bartillon Drive.
Madison City Council President Syed Abbas announced Sunday he would run for state assembly in the 46th District — a reversal of his decision two days earlier to run for the 37th district.
Now with over 100,000 registered libraries in 108 different countries, the nonprofit Little Free Library, centered around a “community gift-sharing network,” originated thirteen years ago in Hudson, Wisconsin.
Update: UWPD issues an all-clear at 9:52
The University of Wisconsin Police Department issued an all-clear shortly after a WiscAlert was sent warning students and faculty to avoid South Mills Street due to an armed robbery at 301 S. Park Street.
Last Thursday, state regulators gave the green light for the construction of a massive solar farm in southeast Dane County, which advocates say will help disentangle Wisconsin's energy grid from fossil fuels and facilitate the switch to sustainable energy.
The man accused of setting fire to a cabin at the Dairy Drive homeless encampment was temporarily banned from the site beforehand, according to a criminal complaint released Thursday.
Childcare manager and high school parent Laura Simkin won Madison School Board Seat 3 on Tuesday after voicing her support for police in schools.
It’s the Day of the Badger, and there's no better way to make Bucky proud than by voting in today's spring election.
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