Business owners of color grow together with city-led Pop-Up Shop Initiative on State Street
Small business owners of color are hoping to take their businesses to the next level with the help of a city lead program.
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'I had a bullseye on my back': Wisconsin state employee files federal discrimination complaint
According to recently-published research, Wisconsin ranks #6 in the country for the number of federal discrimination complaints filed by Black workers
MADISON, Wis. -- Shante Cameron-Cuesta is certain she’s about to become a statistic. She’s worked as an insurance examiner for the state…
'People don't know what's coming:' Community members protest F-35s
The jets have been cited as a threat to homes and ears by activists on Madison's Northeast side, and the Air National Guard's environmental impact statement has heightened these concerns for many.
'Madison Eats' rebrands after business drops 80% during pandemic
The local entrepreneur lost 80% of her Madison Eats Food Tours business and revenue during the past year and a half. That's why, as Cassidy is trying to rebuild, she's choosing to rebrand.
‘The toughest part is a life cut short:’ Remembering 11-year-old Carolanah Schenk
Friends and family of 11-year-old Carolanah Schenk gathered at Forest Edge Elementary for a remembrance ceremony in her honor.
‘We don’t feel safe': East students demand staff receive training on sexual violence response
Students at Madison East staged a second walkout this week demanding the district better train staff on how to best respond to instances of sexual violence involving students.
Lawyer for man accused of wounding officer claims officer was shot by another member of MPD
The attorney for a man accused of being involved in a shooting that wounded a Madison police officer claimed Tuesday the officer may have actually been shot by another member of the MPD.
'This could've been prevented': Authorities recommend reckless homicide charges for Madison man in crash that killed 3 teens
Dane County Sheriff's Office authorities said they believe the man was drunk at the time of the crash and driving at a high speed.
'Shut this fake investigation down': Wisconsin attorney general calls for election probe to end
Wisconsin’s Democratic attorney general who represents the state elections commission is calling for a Republican-ordered investigation into the 2020 presidential election to be shut down.
'I see people crying, people running': Witness describes hectic scene after officer shot on State Street
Things appeared to be back to normal for most of State Street on Sunday after a Madison police officer was shot in the day's early hours.
Group rallies in support of SSM midwifery program
A group rallied Sunday in Madison in support of SSM Health's midwifery program, just days after the health system announced plans to keep the program in place.
Community hosts celebration of life for teens killed in Middleton car crash
A celebration of life was held Sunday for the three high school seniors who were killed earlier this month in a fiery car crash.
Madison woman creates non-profit to tackle pancreatic, brain, & colon cancers
The 'Ebony Eyes Foundation' just earned its 501c3 certificate in August 2021
MADISON, Wis. -- One in three non-profit organizations is in jeopardy of closing in the next two years as a result of the financial harm…
A tiring trend: How leaders are trying to slow down rising car thefts
With car thefts on the rise, leaders and community members alike are searching for solutions.
'Honoring Simon's legacy': At Madison West, first match after captain's death is far more than a soccer game
MADISON, Wis. -- It was on a trip six years ago to South Dakota where Madison West High…
Wisconsin Historical Society moves forward with big plans on the square
The Wisconsin Historical Society is moving forward with plans to build a new museum on capitol square with a price tag of 100 million dollars.
‘We just really feel at a loss’: Midwives react to SSM Heath ending Midwifery Program
SSM Health announced plans to discontinue it’s Midwifery Program after more than three years of service leaving four Nurse Midwives out of a job come the new year.
District: 2 students killed in crash went to Middleton High School, 1 was former student
The school is opening their stadium for students
Two of the people who died in a crash in Middleton Saturday night were Middleton High School students, an email sent by the district to parents confirms.
A Room of One's Own: Bookstore opens a new chapter
After months of planning, the Atwood neighborhood has officially given local book-enthusiasts a space of their own.
Meet the Madison twenty-somethings who quit their corporate jobs to start their own food businesses
How Therese Merkel & Shelby Olstad's 'pandemic pivots' paid off
MADISON, Wis.-- You've probably heard the phrase 'pandemic pivot' by now: when someone decides to make a change, leave their job…
'I needed all the support I could get': Fighting prostate cancer, it's a team effort
Prostate cancer is treatable, when spotted early
MADISON, Wis. -- Know your numbers. That’s the message cancer doctors and patients want men to hear about screening for prostate cancer. Other than skin cancer, prostate cancer is the number one cancer…
‘It was very violent’: Wisconsin couple safe after being part of Amtrak derailment
A couple from Markesan are making their way back home to Wisconsin after being on the Amtrak train that derailed Saturday -- an experience they won’t soon forget.
'It's deeply frustrating': Despite efforts to slow East Washington Ave, racing and accidents continue
This week, the sixth pedestrian in 2021 was killed along the roadway. On Saturday, a high-speed race led to a blown red light and two people being sent to the hospital.
Badgerland Girl Scouts open new Leadership Center
The Badgerland Girl Scouts have a brand new home.
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