The Madison Night Market, held monthly from May through October, featured musical performances and hosted dozens of small businesses along State Street.
The CARES program, launched in 2021 to dispatch mental healthcare workers to non-violent behavioral health emergencies as an alternative to law enforcement, has undergone multiple expansions since its creation.
Chicago-based developer Core Spaces is moving forward with a plan to build a new 1,600-bed apartment building in downtown Madison.
The Madison Plan Commission discussed an update to the city’s Comprehensive Plan to increase building height limits allowing for the construction of more housing units Thursday.
The Common Council unanimously voted to temporarily close traffic on blocks 400-600 of State Street in 2024 to test whether it could be converted into a pedestrian mall.
An Ironman Wisconsin competitor lost his life while competing in the biking portion of Sunday’s annual triathlon in Madison.
Three candidates spoke at Union South Thursday about their qualifications and priorities if appointed to the Dane County Board of Supervisors.
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced her 2024 executive capital budget Tuesday afternoon, with significant investments in sustainable housing and infrastructure.
Workers at the State Street Starbucks went on strike Thursday to protest understaffing at the store.
The suspect was identified and arrested using video, witness statements and biological evidence, MPD confirmed.
Extreme heat events are expected to be hotter and more frequent, experts said, leaving city and county officials to mitigate potential danger to residents and infrastructure.
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Town of Berry Supervisor Travis Austin intends to seek appointment to Dane County Board of Supervisors’ recently vacated District 13 seat, he told the Daily Cardinal.
Dane County Board Chair Patrick Miles announced Friday that three members of the Dane County Board of Supervisors resigned this week, including a seat that represents much of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.
Workers at Madison-based insurance company TruStage held a rally to protest the company’s alleged unfair labor practices.
The chairman of the Town of Berry, a small community just northwest of Madison, phoned the police on a town supervisor during a Pride event at the town hall after previously opposing efforts to display the Pride flag during Pride month.
A boutique-style apartment complex planned for the current Vintage Spirits & Grill location has students and community members worried about Madison’s growing affordable housing crisis.
Union members demonstrated in front of the Capitol Square location and claimed Starbucks district and regional managers instructed them to remove Pride decorations from both State Street and Capitol Square locations.
An overwhelming number of State Street Starbucks employees voted in favor of unionization in hopes of beginning negotiations for better working conditions and treatment.
TruStage employees returned to work, marking the end of their strike that began on May 19 while leaving the door open for a return to the picket lines if new negotiations falter.
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