Operation Fresh Start gets $250K grant to expand programming
A Madison nonprofit received a $250,000 grant Tuesday from the Ascendium Education Group.
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SSM Health hosts vaccine clinic for communities of color
SSM Health is partnering with organizations supporting Madison's communities of color to make the COVID-19 vaccine more accessible.
Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra plans for new $25 million building on E. Washington Ave.
The Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra is announcing plans to build a new 40,000-square foot building in a quickly-developing area of E. Washington Avenue.
A fourth option by fall: Doctors optimistic Novavax could help Wisconsin, the world reach herd immunity faster
You could soon have a fourth option when it comes to protecting yourself and those around you from the coronavirus.
UPDATE: Evacuations continue until further notice as Rockton chemical fire continues to burn
Multiple fire departments are responding to a fire at a manufacturing plant in northern Illinois.
Hunger Task Force celebrates Dairy Recovery Program
The Hunger Task Force just got a big donation that will be used to reinvest in the Green County community.
As Wisconsinites return to work, some pandemic unemployment claims dating back months remain unpaid
When the pandemic first hit Wisconsin and shut down schools fifteen months ago, Emily Wheeler of Waunakee didn't have long to make a decision about her job.
Newborn triplet goes through life-saving heart surgery
A Madison couple doesn't measure life in minutes, but in heartbeats. Katie and Brooks Rademacher are thankful to count each and every one after a heart wrenching experience giving birth to triplet boys.
Madison College offering in-person tours again
Students interested in attending the college can now book socially distanced tours.
American Family Insurance Championship is in full swing, bringing fans and players back to the green
The tournament was cancelled last year due to COVID. Now, it's welcoming fans, volunteers and players back on the grounds.
Over $10 million in rent assistance is still unclaimed in Dane County - how to find out of you qualify
To qualify for the money, you must be a Dane County resident, have a household income of roughly $44,000 or less, and owe back rent.
MMSD plans to return to in-person learning, 5 days a week this fall
The Madison Metropolitan School District plans to return to in-person learning, five-days a week for the 2021-2022 school year.
mRNA technology used in COVID vaccines now being tested to treat cancer, autoimmune diseases
The method used to make the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines could change the future of medicine as we know it.
Wisconsin Veterans Museum to re-open in July
The Wisconsin Veterans Museum plans to reopen next month after state officials shut it down for 16 months amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Major expansion planned at Dane County Airport
The Dane County Regional Airport is about to break ground on the biggest project in airport history.
Madison splash parks now open
Madison's splash pads are another way to cool off this weekend.
'Flower Flash' exhibit welcomes visitors back to library
A new "Flower Flash" public art exhibit is now on display at the downtown public library on Mifflin Street.
Dane County to increase mobile vaccination efforts
Health experts in Dane County say they are committed to addressing vaccine hesitancy and mistrust based on medical racism.
Coffee shop welcomes back in-person guests
The long drive-thru line probably won't disappear, but it likely will be shorter at a popular east side stop.
June 1, 2021: Ernie Leuthold Day
Ernie Leuthold has been an employee for the Dodgeville School District for 50 years working as a custodian.
Waterpark resorts prepare for outdoor season
This weekend is the start of the outdoor season for waterparks in the Wisconsin Dells.
Who should continue wearing masks?
One public health orders are lifted in Dane County, there are still groups of people who should continue to wear masks and social distance.
Democrats respond to GOP refusal to expand Medicaid
Last week, Republicans announced their plans to immediately gavel out of the session. Democrats questioned them in a press conference this afternoon about why they would pass up the federal funding that could be used for education and projects across the state.
FDA authorizes longer refrigerator storage for Pfizer vaccine
New FDA guidance says Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine will last in the refrigerator for longer than previously thought.
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