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Kennedy Elementary parents, employees decry district’s proposed staff cuts

Staff and parents at Madison's lowest rated school are urging the school district to reverse proposed staffing cuts for next fall, which they say will hit especially hard in a building with so many high-need students. Dozens of parents, teachers and other staff recently submitted public comments to the School...
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Juvenile driver suffers critical injuries in Town of Bristol crash

BRISTOL, Wis. (WMTV) - A juvenile driver suffered major injuries after a crash Monday morning in the Town of Bristol, Sun Prairie Fire and EMS said. Firefighters responded just before 8:30 a.m. for a crash on Happy Valley Road and North Bird Street. Officials determined the vehicle hit a guardrail,...
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Wisconsin taxes, Housing in Green Bay, UW dance program turns 100

First, we learn about how Wisconsin went from a state with a high tax burden to having one of the lowest in the nation. Then, city planners in Green Bay talk about how they are paving the way for more housing density. And the dance program at UW-Madison celebrates its 100th anniversary.
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Madison startup Reliable Residence helps traveling health care workers find short-term housing

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A company co-founded by a physician is connecting traveling health care professionals with furnished, short-term housing after its founder experienced the challenge firsthand. Dr. Christina Henderson co-founded Reliable Residence, a company dedicated to helping health care professionals and...
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Madison, WI — Pioneering Use of Hydrofluoric Acid in Drinking Water Sparks Controversy Since...

The Use of Hydrofluoric Acid in Drinking Water has been a defining public health and infrastructure policy in Madison since 1948. The initiative began during a period when American cities were experimenting with fluoride compounds to reduce dental cavities and improve childhood oral health. The movement was strongly...
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Pick Up Free Seeds for Your Garden from Eight Madison Public Library Locations Beginning...

MADISON, WI -- Madison Public Library’s popular Garden Seed Giveaway begins today on Monday, March 2 at eight library locations. Free seeds are available at the following libraries:. Alicia Ashman Library [733 N. High Point Rd]. Goodman South Library [2222 S. Park St]. Hawthorne Library [2707 E Washington Ave]
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Pest or climate ally? DNR weighs new beaver management plan under mounting scrutiny

Members of an ad hoc Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources committee are urging wildlife regulators to work with a national expert as they finalize recommendations to guide state beaver management policy for the next decade. Researchers and conservationists serving on the advisory body — which is largely composed...
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Avian influenza confirmed in backyard chicken flock in Dane County

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The first case of 2026 highly pathogenic avian influenza has been identified in Dane County. Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection announced Monday that the disease was found in a backyard chicken flock. DATCP, along with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, are...
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Madison builds twin homes to help housing crisis

MADISON, Wis. — Madison has a growing need for affordable housing as population growth is outpacing the supply of housing. To come up with solutions, the city partnered with the Madison Area Community Land Trust (MACLT) to build some twin homes, or duplexes, in the Owl Creek Neighborhood. The...
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A new free store aims to serve Dane County’s homeless population

Occupy Madison — a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the homeless population in Dane County — launched a free store at 201 S. Stoughton Road, 2-5 p.m. on Feb. 28. The organization spent the beginning of the year collecting donations and has the store well-stocked with clothes, personal hygiene products and...

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