The Capital Times: Madison WI News
Madison’s source for local news, politics, opinion, business, education, food and cultural coverage since 1917. In-depth reporting for Dane County and Wisconsin.
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The Cap Times news section covers Madison and Wisconsin government, education, development, technology, investigations and more.
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Morning Update: what's happening in Madison, delivered weekday mornings; Wedge Issues: What's happening in Wisconsin politics — delivered every Friday from reporters Andrew Bahl …
Madison's largest affordable housing project breaks ground
Dec 22, 2023 · Crews have broken ground on Rise Madison, one of the largest affordable housing projects in the city, to be built at the site of the former Gardner Bakery at East Washington and …
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Morning Update: what's happening in Madison, delivered weekday mornings; Wedge Issues: What's happening in Wisconsin politics — delivered every Friday from reporters Andrew Bahl …
‘A very violent weekend’: Three Madison shootings in three days
Jun 10, 2024 · A sunny Madison weekend turned violent after three separate shootings took place over three days, a shocking uptick in gun violence that has left residents scared and the police …
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Apr 11, 2022 · Street and mailing address: 1901 Fish Hatchery Road, Madison, WI 53713. Main number: 608-252-6400. Fax: 608-252-6445. Questions about membership: …
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Chris Murphy joined the Cap Times as a reporter in 1996, covering Dane County government, Madison schools and high-profile political races. He became assistant city editor in 2001 and …
YWCA leader changed 'internal culture' but says Madison's a …
Feb 5, 2024 · Vanessa McDowell-Atlas will step down as chief executive officer of YWCA-Madison on Feb. 16 to lead the national nonprofit Black Girl Ventures.
Madison voters approve $607M in ‘unprecedented’ school …
Nov 6, 2024 · With 100% of precincts reporting unofficial results in the Nov. 5 election, the Madison school district achieved victory on a pair of tax referendums totaling $607 million.