College Dems hosted a meeting Wednesday to hear from local candidates running for Common Council and made endorsements ahead of the April 1 Common Council elections.
The zoning changes aim to increase the housing supply in residential areas as part of the city’s overall strategy to increase affordable housing.
Students in Madison often struggle to find traditional meals that reflect their home cuisines. Shalimar Catering and Moonhalf Halal Eats are working to bridge that gap.
The grant, announced Feb. 7, will support teen parents through school-based support across the district.
Under a bill introduced by Republican state lawmakers, sheriff’s offices in Wisconsin would be required to provide names of incarcerated individuals to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or risk losing funding.
All 20 Common Council districts will hold primaries on Feb. 18 to decide who will move onto the April 1 general election.
In a viral video posted to social media by Badger Barstool, a Madison police officer uses profane language to a member of the public, prompting an internal investigation.
The executive order plans to prevent teaching of critical race theory, gender ideology in K-12 schools.
Community members shared their thoughts and concerns at a listening session regarding the Abundant Life Christian School shooting on Monday.
The funding will expand existing home energy projects targeting low-income households.
Dane County Circuit Court will see civil case regarding tax exemption status of two housing properties primarily serving University of Wisconsin-Madison students.
There have been four separate incidents of people falling through ice this month, according to the Madison Fire Department.
The funding will go to 13 Madison agencies as part of the city’s efforts to provide more funding to agencies supporting older people of color.
Dane County middle and high school students reported lower levels of anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation, according to an assessment from Dane County’s Department of Human Services.
Hundreds of community members gathered at the Capitol Tuesday night to mourn the victims of Monday’s shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.
The shooter, a 15-year-old student who attended the school, killed another teenage student and a teacher before being found dead at the scene by police.
Law enforcement took District 18 Ald. Charles Myadze into custody at 4:15 p.m. Thursday on tentative domestic violence charges, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.
The independent business announced it will close its doors early next year.
The Mayor’s office recommended the Common Council vote to remove and replace District 18 Ald. Charles Myadze from committee assignments following a sexual harassment investigation and a move to censure.
Jason Nolen, a sociology and criminology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has spent the past eight years curating a cat community among Madison residents.
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