Balcony collapses during Mifflin Street Block Party
By Jackson Mozena | Apr. 30Balcony collapses under several residents on the 500 block of Mifflin during annual block party.
Balcony collapses under several residents on the 500 block of Mifflin during annual block party.
UWPD issues a warning to students avoid the South Park Street area following an armed robbery at Asian Midway Foods.
Jeff Hynes will represent the campus area on the Dane County Board following Tuesday’s election.
The midwifery model centers around well-woman care and “empowering partnerships”.
The Madison Police Department are investigating multiple shots fired outside the entrance of the City-County Building.
A proposal from a Dane County supervisor pushes for the removal of the pledge of allegiance and prayer from the board’s rules.
UW-Madison senior Jeff Hynes, who is running unopposed to represent a student-majority district in the April 5 election, has not yet released his policy platform.
The Police and Fire Commission select Chris Carbon to replace Steven Davis as Cheif of Madison Fire Department.
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.
PHMDC will allow the county-wide mask mandate to expire March 1.
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 Dane County Executive Board voted 5-2 to indefinitely postpone a symbolic proposal supporting statewide legislation ending qualified immunity.
PHMDC officials announced that the indoor mask mandate will be extended to March following a recent uptick in cases.
The restaurant’s pop-up event will feature specialty cocktails and a raffle, with proceeds supporting an employee’s gender-affirming mastectomy.
PHMDC issued a statement announcing Emergency Order #6, which will extend its indoor mask mandate to Feb. 1.
UW Health Trauma Center treated 80% more firearm injuries in 2020 and is projected to see a similar level in 2021.
The resignation was announced Wednesday after the investigation of the Sept. 16 incident concluded.
Elena Haasl announced their intention not to run for the District 5 Supervisor position to focus on their personal wellbeing.
The new order will be in effect until Jan. 3, 2022.