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Do more millennials in Madison mean rising rent?
By Allison Garfield | Aug. 20, 2019So many young people are moving to Madison the average age of the person in the city has gone down.
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Electric BCycles show promise despite transitional issues
By Will Husted | Aug. 20, 2019Students staying the summer in Madison express concerns about number of bikes and quality of the ride.
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MG&E station fires leave thousands without power before heatwave
By Samantha Nesovanovic | Jul. 19, 2019After fires broke out at two MG&E stations in downtown Madison, the isthmus faces a significant power outage on the hottest day of the year so far.
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Two dead following swimming leg of Ironman 70.3 Wisconsin
By Dana Brandt | Jun. 11, 2019Michael McCulloch, a Cottage Grove resident, and Madison Fire Department Apparatus Engineer Todd Mahoney have passed away following separate water rescues during the Ironman 70.3 Wisconsin.
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Suspect of Langdon Street attack pleads guilty to three charges, could face up to 45 years
By Allison Garfield | Jun. 10, 2019A 22-year-old accused of attacking woman on Langdon Street in February pleads guilty.
CITY NEWS
Empowerment: First black women's health center in Dane County
By Allison Garfield | Jun. 10, 2019A space dedicated to black women's health is to open this summer straddling two of the city's highest-need neighborhoods
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Race, memes, marijuana: The controversial shutdown of Lion of Judah, House of Rastafari church
By Dana Brandt | May. 29, 2019Police shut down the Lion of Judah, House of Rastafari church, which has caused controversy over problematic Facebook posts, accusations of cultural appropriation, and distribution of marijuana to its members.
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Freedom of choice brings abortion advocates to Capitol
By Dana Brandt | May. 25, 2019Individuals of all ages gathered in front of the Capitol to protest abortion restrictions and show their support for Roe v. Wade in light of Alabama’s recent abortion ban.
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Rhodes-Conway triumphs in Madison’s mayoral election
By Jon Brockman | Apr. 2, 2019Satya Rhodes-Conway defeated longtime incumbent Mayor Paul Soglin in Tuesday's mayoral election, becoming the second woman and first openly gay person to hold the position.
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Local students call for climate action, join global climate strike movement
By Sydney Widell | Mar. 16, 2019Saying their classes could wait but the climate couldn’t, hundreds of high school students converged on the capitol Friday to call for action on climate change and demand environmental justice.
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After not facing charges for misconduct, Whitehorse Middle School principal resigns
By Robyn Cawley | Mar. 16, 2019The Whitehorse Middle School principal resigns nearly two weeks after not being charged for allegedly attacking a student in February.
CAMPUS NEWS
MPD attempting to identify body found in Lake Mendota Friday morning
By Jessica Lipaz | Mar. 15, 2019A body was found floating in Lake Mendota near Lake Street early Friday morning.
CITY NEWS
Evers grants $30 million to Alliant Energy improvements
By Will Husted | Mar. 7, 2019A total of $77.4 million will flow into expand UW-Madison’s Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center, according to Gov. Tony Evers.
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Principal who allegedly attacked 11-year-old student will not face charges
By Jessica Lipaz and Robyn Cawley | Mar. 5, 2019Whitehorse Middle School acting principal and “positive behavior support coach” Rob Mueller-Owens — the perpetrator of perfume-sparked student abuse report — faces no criminal charges, says the district attorney Monday.
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Prosecutors recommend sentencing for man linked to UW bombing plan
By Will Husted | Feb. 21, 2019A Madison man is expected to appear in court this week after homemade explosives believed to be a plot to attack UW-Madison were found in his apartment last year.
CITY NEWS
Residential fire causes property damage, injuries
By Shelby Evans | Feb. 14, 2019City of Madison Fire Department crews arrived within five minutes to the scene.
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Women suspected of robbing four stores in 48 hours
By Will Husted | Feb. 7, 2019A woman is suspected of robbing multiple convenience stores.
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In-person absentee votes for mayoral race exceed previous years
By Will Husted | Feb. 7, 2019In-person absentee voter turnout climbs relative to other years.
CITY NEWS
Community looks to past floods, prepares for future
By Sydney Widell and Will Husted | Feb. 4, 2019The Lake Levels Task Force and concerned citizens heard presentations from assistant Dane County Land and Water Resources Director John Reimer and Wisconsin Resource Engineering Division Manager Jeremy Balousek, who contributed to the report.
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Pumping and dredging more effective for flood mitigation than lowering lake levels, report finds
By Sydney Widell | Feb. 2, 2019Contrary to earlier proposals, lowering lake levels may not in fact be the best way to lessen the impacts of future flooding, according to a new report.
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