UW-Madison professor announces Republican candidacy for attorney general
By Alexa Heller | 9:10pmConservative UW-Madison political science professor Ryan Owens announced his bid for Wisconsin attorney general Monday.
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State continues pause on Johnson and Johnson vaccine, over a quarter of Wisconsinites fully vaccinated
By Emma Grenzebach | Apr. 19The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) said Friday that they will continue the pause on administering Johnson & Johnson vaccines until a federal recommendation is made to lift it.
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City of Madison set to no longer accept plastic bags for recycling
By Nicole Herzog | Apr. 19Officials recommend bringing plastic bags to local retailers or using other more sustainable methods such as reusable bags.
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Earth Week kicks off at UW-Madison
By Nathan Denzin | Apr. 19Earth Week is back for the fourth year with a hybrid mix of in-person and virtual events, ending with a Climate Strike Friday afternoon.
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Family that donated $500,000 to UW-Madison tennis program seeks refund after alleged misuse
By Sophia Vento | Apr. 19After donating $500,000 to the UW-Madison tennis program, a family wants a full refund as they claim the funds were intended for scholarships but were instead used in the Nielsen Tennis Stadium renovation.
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Top Republican lawmaker rules out marijuana legalization
By Hope Karnopp | Apr. 18Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, said Thursday that the Republican-controlled state legislature will not legalize recreational or medical marijuana.
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Wisconsin Democrats and GOP Badgers face off in debate
By Ashton Jenks | Apr. 16The UW-Madison student organizations debated topics including universal healthcare, free college and gun control.
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UW-Madison hires former Foxconn official for business engagement
By Mackenzie Moore | Apr. 16John Garnetti, a former employee for the company which has not delivered tens of millions in promised investments to the UW system, was named to the position last week to “drive relationships with the business community.”
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The Pipefitter, a State Street smoke shop, closes its doors after nearly 50 years
By Charlie Hildebrand | Apr. 16Closure of the Pipefitter marks one more State Street building going out of business this year.
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PAVE arranges twelve events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
By Ellie Nowakowski | Apr. 15Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment looks to educate and engage the campus community through online events scheduled throughout Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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Burnt Out: Madison’s student activists prioritize the community’s needs over their own
By Cailyn Schiltz | Apr. 15Students involved in Common Council, the County Board, activism groups and ASM report feeling tired but hopeful after a long year of struggle and advocacy work.
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MPD warns Mifflin residents to follow county health guidelines or risk a citation
By Molly Carmichael | Apr. 15As the Mifflin Block Party time of year approaches, police sent a letter to all Mifflin residents and party-goers of rules and possible fines.
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UW student activists detail urgency for change after killing of Daunte Wright
By Sophia Vento | Apr. 15The killing of Duante Wright by a Brooklyn Center police officer in Minnesota has rekindled UW-Madison student activists and activist groups’ continuous calls for change.
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‘Allow us to do the work’: DNR wants budget to include funding for PFAS testing
By Hope Karnopp | Apr. 15Department of Natural Resources Secretary Preston Cole asked the state’s budget writing committee to support investments to address PFAS contamination across the state last week.
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ASM passes new legislation regarding student aid, student role clarifications
By Anthony Trombi | Apr. 14The student government passed legislation benefiting student aid efforts and clarifying student government bylaws at their meeting on Tuesday.
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Rep. Hong introduces bill that would recognize May as APIDA Heritage Month
By Rosie Marder | Apr. 14Legislators previously voted against formally naming February Black History Month, however Republican Senator Dale Kooyenga is a co-author of this bill.
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Joe Parisi wins his third election for Dane County Executive
By Kate Van Dyke | Apr. 14Parisi received 79% of the vote against opponent, Mary Ann Nicholson.
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UW-Madison to cease Johnson & Johnson vaccine administration under federal guidance
By Jessica Sonkin | Apr. 13UW-Madison halts Johnson & Johnson vaccine administration as the FDA investigates links between the vaccine and a rare blood clot.
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