Juliana Bennett has represented District 8 since 2021. Colin Barushok currently serves as a legislative assistant in the State Senate.
Police are still searching for Lamar A. Jefferson, who has ties to Milwaukee.
Police respond to a shooting in the 100 block of Street Street Tuesday afternoon.
Reyes is focused on public safety, homelessness, education and economic development.
The family of Peter Talen, a college student who died in a Madison house fire in 2007, continues to raise awareness of the importance of fire safety.
A garage attached to the popular birthday bar caught on fire at approximately 1 a.m. Sunday morning. No injuries were reported.
The opening of a new chain store sparks debate on whether or not an increase in commercial chains impact the overall character of State Street and downtown Madison.
A car collision occurring shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday closed the 900 block of Regent St. night.
The biggest amendment to the mayor’s budget is to provide funding needed for the Madison Public Market.
Shine On Madison returns to downtown Madison to celebrate the holiday season.
Gloria Reyes announced her candidacy on Thursday and is currently running uncontested.
The lawsuit against the primate lab goes beyond inhumane animal treatment, as a former caretaker alleges the lab censored her on social media.
Farmers and distributors navigate a shifting hemp landscape and look to the future.
Here’s how Dane County is working with the community to prevent overdoses.
On campus and off campus use of marijuana lead to differing consequences.
The non-profit apartment building on campus is offering staggered leases to give students more time to make their housing decisions.
The construction of the Madison Public Market has been delayed, and with a $5.25 million funding gap, the project does not seem to be starting any time soon, according to officials with the Madison Public Market Foundation.
Various elected officials came to support Mandela Barnes in his upcoming election for U.S. Senator on Nov. 8.
A person dressed as Adolf Hitler roamed the State Street area Saturday night, sparking anger and confusion among the campus community.
The investigation, led by Judge Valerie Bailey-Rihn, did find evidence of unfair employment practices and problems within the zoo’s administrative structure.
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