The Madison Police Department and Mifflin residents are preparing for the annual Mifflin Block Party following notices and threats of the event being canceled.
Madison Teachers Incorporated demonstrated efforts to obtain fair wages for staff and keep the jobs of school district employees.
The Vera Court Neighborhood Center provided older Madison residents the opportunity to relive their prom days with its “Prom Encore” event, fostering fundraising efforts and a night of food, fun and dancing.
Thoreau Elementary School hosted new Superintendent Joe Gothard’s first press conference to discuss his goals for the Madison Metropolitan School District.
Joe Parisi reflected on his accomplishments throughout his term as county executive, saying he has no regrets in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Recipients of the money through the Partners in Equity Food Project will help increase access to healthy food in Dane County.
The Institute for Reforming Government launched an investigation after discovering $700,000 of state and local funds were approved to fund services for undocumented immigrants.
Mocktails continue to increase in popularity and become a staple in Madison’s social scene.
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.
District 13 Dane County Supervisor candidate Travis Austin accused Supervisor Jay Brower of a lack of engagement with student voters after Brower’s reelection in the April 2 election.
The “Grandparents Scam” uses artificial intelligence to scam elderly residents out of thousands of dollars, according to the sheriff’s office.
The Get Outside! program will expand its reach to two community centers in Dane County to support education for youth groups.
The new building aims to provide enhanced rehabilitation services to inmates, the Dane County Sheriff’s Office said.
Ten contested races appeared on the general election ballot on April 2.
Madison developer JD McCormick Properties is proposing three options to revitalize the 100 block of State Street.
A tenant at Randall Park Rentals shared his experience with the rental company and its treatment of its tenants.
“She is one of the reasons I was able to keep going through school, and through life,” said former student Peyton Drexler.
Jewish Social Services of Madison provides a variety of resources to assist Ukrainian refugees in acclimating to life in Madison.
Madison’s widely-anticipated bus rapid transit project received a boost after federal officials announced plans to allocate nearly $120 million to a second, north-south line.
The building will provide housing and social support for young adults aging out of foster care.
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