Shaina Nijhawan

The wolves were trapped and euthanized by USDA Wildlife Services in late August and early September at the direction of the DNR.

The “Day of Power,” organized by No 765 Line, brought residents from 10 counties to Madison to oppose the proposed BECI and MariBell 765-kilovolt transmission projects.

The postponement comes less than a week before the Common Council is scheduled to vote on a resolution to remove Interim Independent Police Monitor Aeiramique Glass.

The proposed ordinance would repeal and replace Chapter 5.40 of the city's municipal code, adding requirements for massage business owners and giving police additional oversight. The changes are intended to help law enforcement work with business owners to ensure establishments are operating legally.

The district is asking voters to approve a four-year, non-recurring operational referendum to replace funding approved in 2022 that expires at the end of the 2026–27 school year.

The Waunakee Community School District is asking voters to consider two separate questions: a recurring operational referendum that would eventually authorize $10.5 million annually above state revenue limits and a $97.5 million capital referendum for school renovations and improvements.

Ryan Blum, a recent UW–Madison graduate, told WMTV in September that he secretly entered the Meat Science & Animal Biologics Discovery Building after months of planning and recorded pigs undergoing carbon dioxide stunning.

In a lengthy written statement, the mayor highlighted her administration's accomplishments while citing threats, harassment and the personal toll of public office as reasons for stepping aside.

The program provides books and literacy resources in English and Spanish through schools, childcare centers and organizations including the Salvation Army and The Road Home.

The search began when officers were asked to assist the Wisconsin Department of Corrections in locating a wanted man under GPS monitoring.