With a surge of patients and a lack of nurse educators, local hospitals continue to face staffing issues.
The two candidates in the highly contested race were split on policing in schools.
"This city for the first time in our 176-year history has elected its first Black mayor. We did it," Johnson said.
Among the candidates on today’s ballot includes District 5 supervisor and three school board seats.
The shooting was "premeditated, preplanned and targeted,” says Police Chief Shon Barnes.
A highly pathogenic strain of avian flu originally found amongst domestic birds has been confirmed in Wisconsin for the first time since 2015.
Jeff Hynes will represent the campus area on the Dane County Board following Tuesday’s election.
Some U.S. politicians have raised concerns that the move to South Carolina was done to avoid using union labor, and a committee is currently investigating the issue.
“We will not give in to one-sided corporate decision-making when right outside our doors Wisconsinites have gathered for over a century to protest for what they believe in,” said a signed letter from the Capitol Square Starbucks.
Reminders of wealth inequality exist across campus, but students with lower incomes most frequently cite unreasonable housing costs as their greatest anxiety.
The midwifery model centers around well-woman care and “empowering partnerships”.
Many college students yearn for the comfort of a home-cooked meal and the time with family that they miss out on after they move away for school.
The Madison Police Department are investigating multiple shots fired outside the entrance of the City-County Building.
Madison police have increased their enforcement efforts by 135% on E. Washington Avenue compared to this time last year.
“Hiking is just a lot of fun,” Nowak said. “I really enjoy having a map and going out somewhere. And you've never been to that place before, but you want to be there."
A proposal from a Dane County supervisor pushes for the removal of the pledge of allegiance and prayer from the board’s rules.
The infamously dangerous intersection at John Nolen Drive, South Blair, East Wilson and Williamson streets Downtown is to undergo a massive reconstruction project.
“I will not stop fighting for better, fairer maps for the people of this state who shouldn’t have to wait any longer than they already have to ensure their voices are heard,” Gov. Evers said.
Many of the selected communities historically struggled with accessing credit and capital, and the effects of COVID-19 have been felt sorely by their local economy.
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.
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