Police Chief Mike Koval announces retirement, leaving Monday
(09/30/19 5:00am)
Madison’s Police Chief Mike Koval announced his retirement in a blog post Sunday.
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Disability Rights Commission votes not to support plastic straw restriction
(09/30/19 5:00am)
The Disability Rights Commission voted Thursday not to support a proposed city ordinance that would fine restaurants for providing plastic straws without a customer asking for one first, according to Commission Chairwoman Bella Sobah.
Avra Reddy to resign from City Council
(09/26/19 8:09pm)
Ald. Avra Reddy, District 8, plans to step down from her position on Madison’s City Council at the end of the month due to family illness.
Sustainability Committee votes to partner city with MG&E for renewable energy project
(09/26/19 4:26pm)
The Madison Sustainability Committee passed a motion Wednesday evening to execute an agreement between the city and Madison Gas & Electric, implementing a five-megawatt Renewable Energy Rider Project.
Madison Finance Committee finalizes 2020 executive capital budget
(09/24/19 1:00pm)
The Madison Finance Committee finalized Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway’s 2020 executive capital budget Monday, addressing 15 amendments proposed by committee members.
City crews monitor flash flooding potential after heavy rainfall
(09/23/19 12:18am)
City Engineering crews are on standby after heavy rainfall Sunday morning.
Woman sexually assaulted in downtown Madison Saturday night
(09/23/19 12:07am)
A 19-year-old female was sexually assaulted in a car Saturday night, according to the Madison Police Department.
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.
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.
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.
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.
With Seattle as a cautionary example, Madison leaders prepare for population boom
(09/16/19 1:01am)
Alongside Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, the Madison community and business leaders discussed challenges posed by the city’s forecasted population growth on Saturday at the third annual Cap Times Idea Fest.
Madison schools see declining test scores, persistence of racial disparity in results
(09/13/19 1:00pm)
The Department of Public Instruction released results of the Wisconsin Student Assessment System exams on Thursday, showing less than half of students statewide are proficient in English language arts and mathematics.
Madison after dark: public officials disagree when it comes to city safety
(09/12/19 3:00pm)
Do you feel safe in Madison after dark?
UW Pre-Veterinary Association honored for youth philanthropic efforts
(09/11/19 5:32pm)
The Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Madison will honor the 2019 National Philanthropy Day Award winners this November, including the UW Pre-Veterinary Association.
Long-awaited Madison Public Market designs finally released
(09/10/19 1:00pm)
City officials shared designs for the highly-anticipated Madison Public Market, scheduled to open in 2021, on Thursday.
As Quintez Cephus returns to the field, UW-Madison faces potential lawsuit
(09/09/19 12:40am)
Quintez Cephus returned to Camp Randall for the first time since October 2017 on Saturday, leading UW to a 61-0 win over Central Michigan.
Michael's Frozen Custard on Monroe to close after owner’s spouse denied green card
(09/06/19 1:00pm)
Michael’s Frozen Custard will close its Monroe Street location after 33 years due to the owner’s spouse being denied a U.S. visa, the owner’s lawyer said.
Chazen becomes most open museum in country
(09/05/19 1:47am)
“True accessibility starts with our doors being open,” said Director of Chazen Museum of Art Amy Gilman.
Mayor Rhodes-Conway proposes first capital budget emphasizing metro transit, affordable housing
(09/04/19 1:40pm)
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, who took office in April, proposed the executive capital budget for 2020 on Tuesday, dedicating $170.6 million in new spending that focuses on Bus Rapid Transit and funding affordable housing.
