Brian Burch, president of faith-based organization Catholic Vote, said the Democrat party's stance on abortion is "radical and beyond basic human decency."
The University of Wisconsin's 175th Anniversary state tour resumed this summer with a visit to the Fox Valley on Thursday. The event aimed to celebrate the university’s longstanding partnership and connection with local businesses, community groups, leaders, alumni, and future students.
MADISON, Wis. – Over the next six months, the Madison Police Department will provide weekly updates on its in-house training academy. This year’s class consists of 32 recruits.
MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA – The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced that Patrick Timothy Kelley, age 46, of Pocola, Oklahoma, was sentenced to 270 months in prison for one count of abusive sexual contact in Indian Country.
Since 2020, Vision Zero Madison has implemented annual safety improvement and speed management projects to enhance safe travel on city streets. These initiatives focus on incorporating Proven Safety Countermeasures into roadway infrastructure, such as high visibility crosswalks, green bike markings, rapid flashing beacon lights, and increased signal visibility. Additionally, speed limits have been lowered across the city in high injury zones.
Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said political figures in the Biden Administration are “weaponizing the government to target their political opponents” and further their pro-abortion agenda.
Public Health Madison & Dane County initiated its annual beach monitoring season this week. During the summer months, Public Health monitors conditions and tests the water at local beaches to ensure it is safe for swimming.
The City of Madison has initiated the first year of its Building Energy Savings Program (BESP). Adopted by the Common Council in 2023, the program mandates that large commercial buildings benchmark their energy use annually and conduct energy system tune-ups every four years. The rollout is scheduled to occur between 2024 and 2026.
MADISON – Senator Robert Cowles delivered the weekly GOP radio address this week, outlining several legislative initiatives aimed at supporting the Wisconsin State Parks System ahead of Free Fun Weekend.
Scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have developed the most sensitive method yet for detecting and profiling a single molecule, potentially advancing drug discovery and the development of advanced materials. The new technique, detailed in the journal Nature, marks a significant advancement in observing individual molecules without fluorescent labels.
Catholic Vote President Brian Burch said parents should be warned of the "horrific reality" of the transgender movement and the potential harms of gender affirming treatments.
A new study from the University of Wisconsin–Madison suggests that abandoned farmlands could play a significant role in combating climate change. Researchers have developed an interactive tool to map nearly 30 million acres of U.S. cropland abandoned since the 1980s, providing detailed insights into where these lands are located and their potential uses.
Starting at 7:00 am on Monday, June 3, Integrity Grading and Excavating will begin construction on W Washington Ave, between Broom St and Fairchild St. Two-way traffic, one lane in each direction, will be maintained on W Washington Ave throughout the project. The lane closure is needed to replace underground utilities and to reconstruct the roadway.