The Common Council met Tuesday night to amend the city’s current zoning laws to expand the definition of “family” and increase equity for renters in single-family neighborhoods.
MPR aims to further its efforts at spreading reading opportunities through a second reading bus.
The new building will allow Centro Hispano to broaden their services to 1,000 more Latinx community members.
A Madison nonprofit announced a $2.5 million donation to support the Black Business Hub, which aims to provide resources and support for Black and BIPOC entrepreneurs.
District 17 Alder Sabrina Madison spoke to The Daily Cardinal about her first months in office.
The Business Improvement District will host the Madison Night Market for its sixth year.
The incumbent mayor won a majority of votes cast and will face former deputy mayor Gloria Reyes in the April 4 general election.
A study conducted by the Traffic Operations and Safety Laboratory found that serious injuries and fatalities in Madison decreased by 17% in 2021 and 13% in 2022.
An armed dispute between neighbors caused the Village of Brooklyn to move its polling location, according to Dane and Green County officials.
Two Madison schools volunteered to offer AP African American Studies in fall 2023.
The spring primary election will be held Tuesday to determine which candidates will advance in the mayoral and Common Council races.
District 2 Common Council candidates gathered to discuss Madison community concerns including public safety, housing, transportation and community engagement in a debate forum hosted by UW organizations.
Incumbent District 4 Ald. Michael Verveer faces his first challenger in over 20 years from a UW-Madison senior and student activist.
The three mayoral candidates debated their proposals to build housing, promote economic development and address the city’s food deserts.
The Black Woman’s Affinity Group is hosting a new art exhibition featuring local Black artists through out Black History Month.
The Common Council introduced legislation that would allow developers to build additional housing units on top of existing downtown buildings.
Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Dr. Carlton D. Jenkins delineated the district’s issues and goals for the near future.
The three mayoral candidates discussed community concerns including zoning, housing, body cameras and public safety at a forum hosted by the Urban League of Greater Madison.
The 42nd annual Freeze for Food race returns this March, dedicating all proceeds to Open Doors for Refugees.
The city plowed through more than 1,200 submissions before selecting 61 finalists the public will vote on to name four snow removal vehicles.
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