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Yes, Popeyes is coming to State Street
By Ella Hanley | Feb. 24A Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen restaurant will open on State Street later this spring.
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Meriter Hospital nurses call for safe working conditions amid contract negotiations
By Sreejita Patra | Feb. 24Healthcare workers in Madison joined Meriter Hospital nurses to call for increased safety and better working conditions at a press conference on Thursday, Feb. 20.
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College Dems endorse campus-area candidates ahead of Common Council elections
By Jake Piper | Feb. 24College 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.
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Madison mayor, alders propose new zoning amendments to Common Council
By Daniel Frisch | Feb. 20The zoning changes aim to increase the housing supply in residential areas as part of the city’s overall strategy to increase affordable housing.
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How two woman-owned small businesses work to create international community through South Asian food
By Eiman Mir | Feb. 20Students 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.
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MMSD receives $50,000 grant to support student-parents
By Vanessa Gavilan | Feb. 18The grant, announced Feb. 7, will support teen parents through school-based support across the district.
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Dane County Sheriff’s Office rebukes bill requiring sheriffs to provide ICE incarcerated peoples’ names
By Sabriel Murphy | Feb. 13Under 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.
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What you need to know ahead of the Madison Common Council primaries
By Vanessa Gavilan | Feb. 11All 20 Common Council districts will hold primaries on Feb. 18 to decide who will move onto the April 1 general election.
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Madison police officer curses someone out, launching internal investigation
By Mary Bosch | Feb. 7In 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.
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Trump cited an MMSD policy in an executive order. Why?
By Vanessa Gavilan | Feb. 3The executive order plans to prevent teaching of critical race theory, gender ideology in K-12 schools.
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‘This can’t happen again’: Community members share thoughts and concerns at listening session following school shooting
By Drew Wesson | Jan. 30Community members shared their thoughts and concerns at a listening session regarding the Abundant Life Christian School shooting on Monday.
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Madison receives $20 million to improve energy efficiency in affordable housing
By Grace Carlson | Jan. 29The funding will expand existing home energy projects targeting low-income households.
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Madison atheist group files lawsuit challenging tax exemptions for religiously affiliated student apartments
By Jake Wesson | Jan. 27Dane County Circuit Court will see civil case regarding tax exemption status of two housing properties primarily serving University of Wisconsin-Madison students.
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Two people fall through ice into Lakes Mendota, Monona
By Ella Hanley | Jan. 23There have been four separate incidents of people falling through ice this month, according to the Madison Fire Department.
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Common Council approves nearly $950,000 in grants for older adult services
By Megan Mladucky | Jan. 23The 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.
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Dane County students reported lower levels of anxiety and depression, new survey says
By Ella Hanley | Jan. 23Dane 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.
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Madison community gathers for Candlelight vigil at Capitol in wake of shooting
By Audrey Lopez-Stane | Dec. 18Hundreds of community members gathered at the Capitol Tuesday night to mourn the victims of Monday’s shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.
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3 people dead, including shooter, after teenage student opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School
By Gavin Escott | Dec. 16The 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.
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District 18 Ald. Charles Myadze arrested on tentative domestic abuse charges
By Ella Hanley | Dec. 12Law 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.
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Students mourn as Paul’s Book Store closes after 70-year run
By Mia Salbego | Dec. 5The independent business announced it will close its doors early next year.
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