Assembly passes Republican-backed bill requiring sheriffs to detain undocumented immigrants who commit crimes
By Julia Walkowicz | 2:00amThe bill would require Wisconsin sheriffs to cooperate with ICE or risk losing state aid.
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Do you have a plan to vote? What you need to get ready for the April 1 spring election
By Anna Kleiber | Mar. 18Here’s what you need to know about Wisconsin’s April 1 spring election.
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Dane County parks receive expansions, improvements ahead of spring
By Vanessa Gavilan | Mar. 17As temperatures start to climb, here’s all you need to know about Madison’s parks for the upcoming season.
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New UWPD chief Brent Plisch outlines leadership vision, department’s collaboration efforts
By Ella Hanley | Mar. 17Brent Plisch had served as interim chief of police of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department since February 2024 and officially stepped into the role Sunday, marking 20 years with the department.
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Protesters gather at Capitol to denounce Trump administration’s detention of Mahmoud Khalil
By Ellie Huber | Mar. 16About 30 protesters gathered at the Capitol Saturday to protest the Trump administration’s detention of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and lawful permanent resident who helped organize pro-Palestine campus protests.
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MPD investigating State Street stabbing, no arrests made
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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UW-Madison has not received DOE complaint about DEI practices, spokesperson says
By Audrey Lopez-Stane | Mar. 14Despite reports of The University of Wisconsin-Madison being among 45 universities under federal investigation for DEI efforts and alleged Title VI violations, university spokesperson said they have not received a formal complaint from U.S. Department of Education.
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Republican-backed bill prohibiting gender affirming care for minors receives pushback at public hearing
By Julia Walkowicz | Mar. 14Lawmakers debated a bill Thursday that would prohibit gender-affirming care for minors, drawing backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates and community members.
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‘This building has to go’: Evers visits Chadbourne Residence Hall, Mosse Humanities to hear student concerns
By Zoey Elwood | Mar. 14Gov. Tony Evers toured Chadbourne Residence Hall and the Mosse Humanities Building Thursday, emphasizing the priorities of his Capital Budget.
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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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Vos weighs in on pending Supreme Court decisions, upcoming race
By Anna Kleiber | Mar. 13Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, said the state Legislature is waiting on pending Supreme Court decisions and the upcoming April 1 election to determine how to proceed with the 2025-27 budget creation.
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Abortion, Act 10 divisions dominate Wisconsin Supreme Court debate
By Clara Strecker | Mar. 13Former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel and Dane County Judge Susan Crawford met Wednesday in the sole debate ahead of the Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
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How this priest maintains, restores his 170-year-old church in the heart of Madison
By Nick Bumgardner | Mar. 13One hundred and seventy years after breaking ground, Grace Episcopal Church prepares for a new $1.5 million roof.
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Experts break down Wisconsin Supreme Court race ahead of April 1 election
By Grace Carlson | Mar. 13The State Democracy Research Initiative and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Election Research Center hosted a panel to prepare voters for the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
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‘Will America and China go to war?’ Three professors look to history and foreign policies for answers
By Jake Piper | Mar. 13As tensions mount in the growing U.S.-China trade war, three American professors weigh in on the possibility of war.
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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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‘We will not be intimidated into being quiet’: Activists gather at Library Mall in support of Mahmoud Khalil
By Zoey Elwood | Mar. 12Pro-Palestine supporters gathered at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Library Mall Tuesday, showing support for Mahmoud Khalil following his arrest in New York and emphasizing the importance of free speech and protest.
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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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