Madison can have one page of alternative media per month.

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In honor of Juneteenth, Madison Common Council President Sabrina Madison will celebrate five young leaders and two adult leaders from Madison for their achievements at the next Common Council meeting ...

Hi all! This is a survey for a story in the Cap Times about salaries in Madison. This idea is loosely based on a story published in New York Magazine. Folks won't be named in the story (unless you wa...

On April 30, reporters at the Cap Times announced we have formed our union and are seeking voluntary recognition from newspaper management. The Cap Times NewsGuild includes all of the news organizatio...

This morning, the day before Election Day and with the next Health and Human Needs Committee - Opioid Settlement Subcommittee meeting only hours away, I got a text message apology from Dane County Sup...

MADISON, Wis.— The Madison Police Department is making some changes to help members of the public identify staff as local officers.Our department has received a lot of questions recently on how people...

Public officials can make the greatest difference when they focus on their communities’ housing, transportation and utility costs.

The City of Madison’s Housing Tracker shows steady progress toward the goal of adding 15,000 new homes of all types by 2030, with its latest update providing preliminary year-end totals for 2025.

The City of Madison has raised its green building requirements for all City-owned facilities.

The fourth installment of our live music photo essay series centers a more personal vantage point.

Amid institutional erasure of their autonomy, trans athletes deserve to be openly embraced by their teammates and representatives.

Reggie and Anne navigate life without housing after the closure of Dairy Drive.

Madison’s Centro Hispano is "heartbroken and outraged" by the continued events in Minnesota perpetrated by federal immigration officials, according to a statement released by the non-proft located on ...

Local debates aren't what they should be, but they're not being crushed by the far left.

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MADISON, Wis. (WKBT) — Wisconsin property owners face their steepest tax increases in years, prompting state Democrats to propose sweeping legislation that would eliminate property taxes for K-12 educ...

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The plan is part of the city’s efforts to make development more equitable, dividing the city into 12 geographic areas and individual plans that will be revisited every 10 years.

No matter who is president, everyone living in the U.S. has certain basic rights under the U.S. Constitution.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced an additional $320,000 for the Imagination Center today in her latest preview of her 2026 operating budget proposal.

The Progress Center for Black Women is looking for financial help as it plans to expand in Dane County.

Sabrina Madison's Progress Center for Black Women is asking for community donations as the Trump administration blocks federal funding for DEI efforts.

At Public Health Madison & Dane County, we believe a full range of reproductive health services, including abortion, is essential for healthy communities. Access to that kind of care is now becoming m...

Alders and members of the press got their first look at the news men’s homeless shelter at 1902 Bartillon Drive on Sept. 22.

Metro Transit’s Youth Fast Fare offers half-price fares for eligible youth, providing a convenient pay-as-you-go option for students as they head back to school.

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The Madison Arts Commission (MAC) is seeking artists to create temporary outdoor public art installations for the Teejop Community History Public Art Project (TCHPAP) during the Summer and Fall of 202...

“Do you rap or do you tweet? ‘Cause I can't tell — get in the booth.” — Latto That verse sticks with me, especially right now. Because it feels like some folks — like Alder Bill Tishler and Paul Fan...

Looming in the background is the city’s own budget, which may face repercussions from federal decision-making.

The National Center on Disability and Journalism gives a nod to "Madison’s (un)affordable and (in)accessible housing problem."