The student later confessed to falsely claiming that they could see an outline of a gun in another student’s backpack.
The city council will provide $700k in one-time grants towards eight nonprofit organizations that primarily serve Latinx communities of undocumented immigrants in the Madison area.
The investigation focused on a former officer’s accusation that Barnes facilitated a hostile working environment.
Madison business owners are expressing their concerns over the mask mandate’s expiration on March 1.
Common Council approved $750,000 federal grant funding six officer positions.
Beginning tomorrow, masks will no longer be required in public settings throughout Madison and Dane County.
“Blu³eprint” was created by Faisal Abdu’Allah to represent his idea of “counter monuments.”
Janeway decided to run for a position on the Madison School Board after the previous candidate posted transphobic content on social media.
Cottage Grove residents voiced their disapproval for the facility, citing increased traffic and environmental concerns as potential issues.
The wage increase is an effort to attract new staff members and maintain existing staff.
A referendum approved this past fall will result in renovations and expansions to six Madison schools.
A lower cost plan proposal for the Dane County jail consolidation project would not meet the needs of original facility renovations.
The meeting raised issues surrounding conflicts of interest and the potential consequences of the program.
PHMDC will allow the county-wide mask mandate to expire March 1.
UW Health workers must receive a booster by May 2. Failure to comply could result in job termination.
State Street may lose four small businesses if JD McCormick’s plan to build a five-story structure goes through.
A $200 million, 3.4 million square foot Amazon facility has been proposed for construction north of Cottage Grove and is expected to supply 1,500 jobs.
The victim’s mother says her son, a 38-year-old Black man, was shot five times by a state officer.
Workers discovered the time capsule while demolishing the southside building.
The Dane County Executive Board voted 5-2 to indefinitely postpone a symbolic proposal supporting statewide legislation ending qualified immunity.
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