Dane County sees surge in early voting, students lead the charge
By Julia Walkowicz | Mar. 21The first day of early voting had a record-number of voters, especially centered in the memorial union location.
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MPD investigating State Street stabbing, suspect now in custody
By Drew Wesson | Mar. 15The University of Wisconsin Police Department, Capitol Police and Madison Police Department responded to a stabbing on State Street Saturday afternoon prompting off campus alerts.
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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Madison launches fundraising campaign to meet growing need
By Mackenzie Belletini | Mar. 14The Ronald McDonald House of Madison launches a new “Room for Comfort” fundraising campaign which partners with local sponsors to cover the costs of an anticipated increase in need for family housing.
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Class action lawsuit filed against City of Madison for lost absentee ballots in 2024 election
By Vanessa Gavilan | Mar. 13Law Forward, a pro-democracy law firm, is seeking $175,000 in damages for each of the voters whose ballots were uncounted in the previous election.
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Downtown apartment fire displaces five, including two UW-Madison students
By Alaina Walsh | Mar. 12Madison Police Department responded to an apartment fire Monday afternoon that displaced two UW-Madison students as well as three others.
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New 200-bed apartment building proposed near Capitol
By Audrey Lopez-Stane | Mar. 12Developers look to begin construction at 501 East Washington Ave. by the end of 2025, creating 223 new affordable apartments in downtown Madison.
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‘What We Could Lose’ event highlights concerns over changes to Medicaid
By Daniel Frisch | Mar. 11Wednesday’s event featured speakers like Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin, who discussed the implications of changes to policies affecting older and disabled residents.
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League of Women Voters gun law webinar highlights policy, data to propose changes in gun laws
By Julia Walkowicz | Mar. 10The League of Women Voters held a Responsible Gun Laws and Policies Webinar Thursday where experts offered insight on gun deaths and legislation in Wisconsin.
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New Dane County Jail to improve infrastructure, mental health services
By Sabriel Murphy and Sreejita Patra | Mar. 6The construction of a new Dane County Jail facility will address the current building’s crumbling infrastructure, Sheriff Kalvin Barrett said, but its rationale and high costs come with concerns from the community.
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Q&A: Why winter biking is feasible in Madison
By Jake Wesson | Mar. 3The Daily Cardinal sits down with Madison Bikes and the City’s Bicycle Pedestrian Outreach to talk about everything snow and bikes.
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Bus crashes into Madison restaurant after passenger assaults driver
By Alaina Walsh | Feb. 27A Madison Metro bus crashed into a building late Tuesday evening, injuring two passengers.
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Madison school board names school after life-long educator Lori Mann Carey
By Vanessa Gavilan | Feb. 26The board unanimously voted to name the Madison school after Lori Mann Carey, a former MMSD graduate and education advocate.
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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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