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Fifteen local organizations will receive grants to fight food insecurity in Dane County, the county executive's office announced on April 8.
Pandemic relief funds set to be issued by the city of Madison are being slammed by right-wing lobbyists and politicians for grant-makers “inappropriate use” of funding in a series of press releases.
As winter comes to a close, the Dane County Farmers Market will be in full swing this Saturday, bringing fresh produce and local goods to Wisconsin’s capital.
In recent years, Madison’s bar scene has witnessed a growing trend: the rise of mocktails, or nonalcoholic drinks which replicate mixed alcoholic beverages.
District 13 Dane County Supervisor Jay Brower won reelection last Tuesday, drawing criticism from candidate Travis Austin for what he said he perceived as a lack of outreach to student voters.
The Dane County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a telephone scam primarily targeting senior citizens, called the “Grandparents Scam.”
Madison-based insurance company TruStage granted Dane County Parks $63,250 on March 18 to support Get Outside!, an outdoors connection program for Dane County youth.
Dane County will begin construction on a new jail building later this month to replace the current City-County Building Jail.
Incumbent Jay Brower defeated challenger Travis Austin late Tuesday evening for the District 13 Dane County Supervisor seat in a general election.
Madison developer JD McCormick Properties is proposing three options to revitalize the 100 block of State Street.
Soggy ceilings and sealed pipes.
Mary Day, a former teacher at Edgewood High School of the Sacred Heart, has been nominated by a former student for the 2023-24 National LifeChanger of the Year award. Day passed away in May 2023.
While the war in Ukraine may be half a world away, the Madison community’s connection to the crisis is not as small as it may appear.
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced $118.1 million in funding toward the Madison area’s second bus rapid transit (BRT) line earlier this month as part of President Joe Biden’s 2025 proposed budget.
The Dane County Department of Human Services announced a transitional living program earlier this month for young adults who age out of foster care.
The Madison Fire Department (MFD) announced on Feb. 29 a plan for all ambulances and emergency personnel under city jurisdiction to be equipped with Buprenorphine, an opioid recovery medication, beginning March 1.
The Madison Common Council discussed an anticipated $27 million budget gap in 2025 at a March 5 meeting, where alders, financial advisors and community members proposed ideas about how to reduce the gap.
As students scramble for housing in a market so competitive that students are signing leases a year in advance, city officials continue to wrestle with a housing crisis. In 2023, Madison’s rent prices increased 14%, according to Isthmus — the largest increase for any U.S. major city.
In March 1980, Mary Lindemann quit her fashion merchandising degree and booked a trip to The Bahamas for spring break. Sitting behind her on the plane was a man who made cheese spread for a living.
Dr. Richard Harris reflected on his experience with racial discrimination through redlining and his efforts to keep South Madison safe for Black families at The Urban League of Greater Madison’s Black Business Hub last Thursday.
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