John Imes is asking a Dane County judge to reinstate him
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Former Shorewood Hills president files legal challenge over ouster
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Priorities differentiate Madison Dems running in Assembly primary
There are five Democrats running for Assembly District 76, the state Assembly seat occupied by Francesca Hong. While their policies overlap, what they say they’d tackle first could be a useful yardstick. I made teasing out those differences a goal when I was asked to moderate a forum at the Garver Feed Mill in June.
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Going nuclear
Madison’s Realta Fusion is among a select group racing to turn plasma into clean energy
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UW Cinematheque’s summer schedule is one casualty of major pipe leak
Without air conditioning, dozens of campus buildings are completely or partially closed
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Dane County Board approves data center moratorium
Supervisors also urged UW Health to resume gender-affirming care, and restarted the process for two key public safety contracts
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The final piece of Judge Doyle Square
The gravel-filled, fenced-in lot at 114 E. Wilson St. has both old and new neighbors. On one side is the Great Dane Pub and Brewery, with the faded sign of the long-departed Fess Hotel still visible. On the other is the new Embassy Suites hotel. The lot’s final fate is yet to be decided, and its use in the short term has set rumors flying: Will it someday be home to an apartment building, a parking lot, a green space, or even the next city hall? The property’s future depends on who you talk to.
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What does it take for a veteran to get buried at Forest Hill?
A deferred final wish is prompting a tweak in burial rules at the city-owned cemetery
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Dane County data center moratorium on fast track
Under the proposal, county planners would have 18 months to “fully explore, analyze, and research” aspects of large data centers popping up elsewhere across Wisconsin, and “develop reasonable zoning regulations” to manage them.
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Two Dane County incumbents booted, five newcomers to step in
Just one-third of the Dane County Board had competitive races in the April 7 spring election. I do the math.
