Man uses a rock to break into residential home
By Rachel Beltz | Nov. 4, 2014A man broke into a home on the 1200 block of East Dayton Street Friday night, according to a report by Madison Police Department Spokesperson Joel DeSpain.
A man broke into a home on the 1200 block of East Dayton Street Friday night, according to a report by Madison Police Department Spokesperson Joel DeSpain.
The vast majority of the 35,000 people attending Freakfest on State Street Saturday were “well-behaved” and there were no significant injuries or property damage, Madison Police Department spokesperson Joel DeSpain said in a report.
Public Health - Madison & Dane County is working with Dane County hospitals, clinics, emergency response teams and UW-Madison in preparation for potential Ebola outbreaks in the area.
Following an investigation by the Dane County Narcotics Task Force, officers arrested a suspected heroin dealer Tuesday afternoon after a short chase on Madison’s South Side, according to a police report released Wednesday.
The city of Madison reported issuing 13,288 absentee ballots for the current November election as of Thursday, according to a city press release.
This year’s Halloween celebrations to be held Saturday are expected to run smoothly and safely, according to Freakfest organizers and city officials at a press conference Thursday.
The 2014 Energy Summit held on the UW-Madison campus provided a Perspectives of Future Cities panel discussion on sustainability in Madison and the country of Germany Wednesday with local and international representatives.
A homeless man was attacked on the 500 block of North Frances Street by a group of men and women Sunday, according to a report by Madison Police Department spokesperson Joel DeSpain.
All streets that intersect State Street in Madison will be closed by 5 p.m. Saturday for Madison’s Halloween festival, Freakfest, including West Gilman, West Gorham and West Johnson streets.
A Madison Police Department officer arrested a Madison teen for battery after he attacked a cognitively disabled teen Monday morning near LaFollete High School, according to a MPD report.
The resident of an East Wilson Street apartment who reported his missing bike to the Madison Police Department is one of many residents who lost their bicycles in a massive theft Friday.
After being denied a seat at their table, a Menomonie man pulled a knife on a group of young women and one of their boyfriends early Sunday morning before he was arrested for disorderly conduct at Hawk’s Bar and Grill.
The Tiki Shack may have issues with a potential change in ownership after one of the managers planning on taking over the bar was charged with a felony for substantial battery Monday.
Officers arrested 28-year-old Madison resident Benjamin J. H. Brossard for taking pictures of a nude woman at an East Campus Mall tanning salon at 5 p.m. Oct. 3, according to a Madison Police Department incident report.
A police officer conducting a traffic stop on the 1100 block of Williamson Street was sideswiped in his vehicle by another driver Saturday at 10 p.m, according to a Madison Police Department incident report.
As the days grow colder, the increasingly monotonous walk down State Street has been brightened for many by the clear, resounding sound of trumpet music.
UW-Madison will see major campus changes on campus in upcoming years under the 2015 to 2017 university capital budgetary plans that Madison’s Joint West Campus Area Committee discussed at a meeting Wednesday.
Madison Water Utility announced Thursday it is seeking a water rate increase, subject to approval from the Public Services Commission, according to a city of Madison press release.
In back-to-back meetings Tuesday, Madison’s Committee of the Whole and Common Council weighed the feasibility of increasing council member salaries and raising funds for tree maintenance as part of the 2015 budget.
Madison will be a part of C-SPAN’s nationwide project to discover select cities’ literary and historic values and discuss the television program’s mission to cover public affairs with local experts for the week of Oct. 20, according to a press release.