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Wisconsin DNR accepting applications for Citizen Deer Advisory Councils

MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is accepting applications from residents interested in helping shape deer management decisions in their communities. Applications for seats on Citizen Deer Advisory Councils, or CDACs, are due Nov. 30. Each council includes representatives from the hunting community and other groups with...

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More Madison elementary school classes have fewer students this year

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. While the majority of classes in Madison public schools are within target class size ranges this fall, classes for early elementary school grades are smaller on average and more elementary classrooms are falling below the district’s minimum goal.

Madison, WI · 13h
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Gov. Evers joins criminal justice advocates at gala

Tamra Oman, the recipient of the Ramiah Whiteside Changemaker Award at the EXPOnentially Correcting the Narrative 2026 gala in the  Madison Concourse Hotel ballroom on Saturday night, recalled her first meeting with Jerome Dillard, the former executive director of Ex-incarcerated People Organization (EXPO) in 2003. They met in a basement with 30 people and raised […]

Wisconsin · 14h

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November warmth hangs on

Sunday brings sunshine, with highs in the upper 50s and gusty afternoon winds. Mild, dry weather continues Monday and Tuesday, with highs in the mid- to upper 50s Monday and near 60 degrees Tuesday. A few showers are possible Wednesday before cooler weather arrives Thursday and Friday. MADISON, Wis. (WMTV)...

Madison, WI · 1d
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Wisconsin bank CEO Jim Popp advocates for human touch as tech grows

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. Amid the widespread growth of financial technology, President and CEO of Johnson Financial Group Jim Popp emphasized the need to remain human-first. “I think all...

Wisconsin · 2d

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WIAA Boys Soccer & Girls Volleyball State Scoreboard for Dodge, Fond du Lac, and Washington County

#2 Kettle Moranie Lutheran (18-4-1) vs #3 Edgerton (15-0-4) Kettle Moraine Lutheran are Division 2 State Runner-ups #1 Xavier (31-11) vs #2 Kettle Moraine Lutheran (31-11) #2 Kettle Moraine Lutheran (31-10) vs #3 Barron (35-5) Kettle Moraine Lutheran 3-1 27-25, 23-25, 25-21, 25-23 Division 3. Saturday, November 7. State Final.

Washington County, WI · 2d

Madison365

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‘You matter. You’re special. You’re brilliant’: Inside a day with Cherokee Heights principal Roberto Moreno

“You matter. You’re special. You’re brilliant,” Roberto Moreno said in his morning announcement at Cherokee Heights Middle School as students scrambled to class to start the day. On Oct. 29, I spent most of the school day at Cherokee Heights Middle School, 4301 Cherokee Dr., to see...

Madison, WI · 12h

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Paying farmers for measured runoff cuts costs less than EQIP, study finds

Paying farmers for measured reductions in phosphorus runoff costs less per pound than the federal Environmental Quality Incentives Program, according to a University of Wisconsin-Madison and Environmental Policy Innovation Center report. The pay-for-performance model cut costs by 35% for every pound of contamination reduced. Researchers compared EQIP payment rates with...

Wisconsin · 6h

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Worker's Compensation Advisory Council seeks comment on new rules

The Worker's Compensation Advisory Council (WCAC), whose most recent proposed enhancements to Wisconsin's worker's compensation program were signed into law in March 2026, is seeking public comments on its next slate of recommended legislative changes. The Council will host a hybrid public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 3 to 6...

Wisconsin · 7h