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Police Chief Mike Koval announces retirement, leaving Monday
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 30, 2019Madison’s Police Chief Mike Koval announced his retirement in a blog post Sunday.
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Disability Rights Commission votes not to support plastic straw restriction
By Abby Schinderle | Sep. 30, 2019The Disability Rights Commission voted Thursday not to support a proposed city ordinance that would fine restaurants for providing plastic straws without a customer asking for one first.
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Sustainability Committee votes to partner city with MG&E for renewable energy project
By Gaby Vinick | Sep. 26, 2019RER is expected to cover nearly 20 percent of Madison's current electricity by providing renewable energy to power all or a portion of local businesses.
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Madison Finance Committee finalizes 2020 executive capital budget
By Addison Lathers | Sep. 24, 2019Members of the committee examined 15 amendments to the budget, initially proposed to lower the total amount of funding by $2.3 million.
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City crews monitor flash flooding potential after heavy rainfall
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 22, 2019Strong rain is expected to continue on Sunday.
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Woman sexually assaulted in downtown Madison Saturday night
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 22, 2019A 19-year-old female was sexually assaulted in a car Saturday night, according to the Madison Police Department.
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City council asks Air Force to reconsider housing fighter jets at Truax Field
By Abby Schinderle | Sep. 19, 2019Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said she is disappointed in the U.S. Air Force’s failure to provide adequate information about the project.
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Dark clouds surrounding vaping epidemic, the city’s response
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 19, 2019Vaping has become a staple of college culture at UW-Madison — but now the consequences are severe.
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Burglary on 200 Block of Langdon prompts search
By Will Husted | Sep. 17, 2019At 6:27 a.m. this morning, students received an off-campus WiscAlert notifying them of a burglary on the 200 block of Langdon Street.
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Salvation Army expansion met with public concerns of increased crime
By Addison Lathers | Sep. 16, 2019The project would incorporate a new homeless shelter, increased mental health services, transitional rooms and income-based housing.
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With Seattle as a cautionary example, Madison leaders prepare for population boom
By Will Cioci | Sep. 15, 2019At Cap Times’ annual Idea Fest, the panel discussed concerns about transportation and the local housing market — both major sources of frustration in Seattle.
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Madison schools see declining test scores, persistence of racial disparity in results
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 13, 2019The Department of Public Instruction released results of the Wisconsin Student Assessment System exams on Thursday, showing less than half of students statewide are proficient in English language arts and mathematics.
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Madison after dark: public officials disagree when it comes to city safety
By Allison Garfield and Abby Schinderle | Sep. 12, 2019City officials have opposing views on nighttime safety initiatives and funding.
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UW Pre-Veterinary Association honored for youth philanthropic efforts
By Addison Lathers | Sep. 11, 2019The Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Madison will honor the 2019 National Philanthropy Day Award winners this November, including the UW Pre-Veterinary Association.
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Long-awaited Madison Public Market designs finally released
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 10, 2019Madison’s first public market promises to showcase many locally grown and prepared foods, along with handcrafted artwork.
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As Quintez Cephus returns to the field, UW-Madison faces potential lawsuit
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 8, 2019Cephus returned to Camp Randall on Saturday in light of possible civil action from the two students who charged the football player last year.
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Michael's Frozen Custard on Monroe to close after owner’s spouse denied green card
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 6, 2019The couple’s lawyer has her own concerns, stating the entire business is in jeopardy if Hernandez isn’t to return to America.
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Chazen becomes most open museum in country
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 4, 2019The museum, located at the center of UW-Madison's campus, is now open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.
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Mayor Rhodes-Conway proposes first capital budget emphasizing metro transit, affordable housing
By Allison Garfield | Sep. 4, 2019"Every budget is a statement of our values," the new Madison mayor said on her first capital budget.
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Do more millennials in Madison mean rising rent?
By Allison Garfield | Aug. 20, 2019So many young people are moving to Madison the average age of the person in the city has gone down.
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