Juliana Bennett has introduced an ordinance change to ban the use of indiscriminate weapons for the purposes of crowd control.
The proposal will fund education and outreach programs that aim to address opioid misuse in Dane County.
Although the Urban Design Commission has not yet approved the developer’s proposal, businesses have already relocated to other State Street locations.
With the Aug. 9 primary fast approaching, here’s what you need to know about Madison’s representatives.
Officials say after leaving Illinois the shooter drove to Madison with a gun and multiple rounds of ammunition, and considered carrying out another attack in the city.
Coming home to Madison, Wisconsin after a public speaking engagement in Atlanta, Sabrina Madison expected to see another Black woman at the organization that booked her, especially since the organization served people of color. However, when she arrived, Madison recalled, “it was all white women looking back at me. And I was so disappointed.”
Madison’s housing laws present obstacles for residents searching for adequate housing.
Madison authorities investigate an incident at an anti-abortion group’s office as arson.
Balcony collapses under several residents on the 500 block of Mifflin during annual block party.
With Quiver Quantitative, James and Christopher Kartdatze want to make investing more accessible for everyone.
The Madison City Council unanimously approved the initial plans to build a men’s homeless shelter on Madison’s east side.
The adoption of GOP-drawn maps is behind Abbas’s switch to District 46 race.
The Little Free Library on State Street now not only provides books but a clean-energy charging station for community members in need.
The alert is UWPD’s second warning for an armed robbery on Thursday following an earlier incident on South Park Street.
UWPD issues a warning to students avoid the South Park Street area following an armed robbery at Asian Midway Foods.
Supporters hail the project as a “major milestone” that will help the state transition to clean energy.
Jeffrey Jalinski, 37, was arrested after one of the Dairy Drive homeless encampment's houses was burned down on March 29.
The two candidates in the highly contested race were split on policing in schools.
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.
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