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Calvin Callahan reelected to Wisconsin State Assembly

TOMAHAWK, Wis. (WSAW) - Rep. Calvin Callahan has been reelected to the Wisconsin State Assembly for the 35th district. “I’m grateful to the people of the Northwoods for trusting me to bring their voices to Madison,” Callahan said. “This race was about affordability, lower taxes, lower utility bills, and lower health care costs. Families here work hard, and they deserve a representative who has delivered and will keep fighting to keep more of their money in their pocket. Tonight’s win is their win.”

Wisconsin · 5d
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Stoughton Community Calendar: Nov. 6-15

Time, date, location subject to change. 7:30-10 p.m., Stoughton Opera House, 381 E. Main St. LA-based big band, Lizzy & the Triggermen, make vintage music for modern times. As NPR raves, they are "one part Eartha Kitt, one part Ella Fitzgerald, one part Amy Winehouse." Underneath the retro glamour is a captivatingly modern band who is just as at home selling out legendary venues like the Troubadour as topping the jazz charts (#3 iTunes) alongside heavyweights like Miles Davis and Kamasi Washington.

Stoughton, WI · 5d
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Madison and Dane County fall election results

Editor’s note: This post was last updated at 9 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 4. This post is no longer being updated with results. For the latest news, visit captimes.com. The Cap Times is tracking election results and will update this post to reflect preliminary figures from the Dane County Clerk’s Office for contested races. The Cap Times is also monitoring statewide results gathered by The Associated Press and other news organizations.

Dane County, WI · 6d
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Voters pass Middleton-Cross Plains School District referendum

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A question regarding a potential referendum has passed for the Middleton-Cross Plains School District on Tuesday, unofficial results show. The “Yes” vote passed with 14,263 votes, while “No” lost with 9,457 votes. The district asked voters to approve a four-year, non-recurring operational...

Middleton, WI · 5d
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Local lawmakers react to shift in Madison ahead of new session

Bayfield County, WI · 4d

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Jefferson County’s new Food and Beverage campus welcomes Kikkoman, Supremo cheese and protein producer Onego Bio

JEFFERSON — The first bottles of the tangy, savory, umami-rich soy sauce Kikkoman is known for rolled off of the new bottling line at its manufacturing facility here on Sept. 18. Jefferson, just over 30 miles east of Madison, is now home to the third Kikkoman manufacturing plant in...

Jefferson County, WI · 7d

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City of Madison sets meeting schedule for data center plan

The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. The city of Madison unveiled its remaining schedule of meetings to consider its proposed regulatory framework on data centers, and final City Council action could come on Jan. 12. The schedule was announced during an Oct. 30...

Madison, WI · 7d

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Waunakee voters approve $97.5M school capital referendum

WAUNAKEE, Wis. — Voters in the Waunakee Community School District on Tuesday approved a $97.5 million capital referendum to remove the older portion of Waunakee Community High School.

Waunakee, WI · 6d

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Smooth sailing: Madison voters turn out in strong numbers on Election Day

Across Wisconsin, more than 3,600 polling places opened their doors Tuesday, according to the Wisconsin Election Commission, with voters in the capital city reporting steady, efficient voting throughout the day.

Madison, WI · 5d

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Editorial | Next mayor must foster a debate on community needs

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom. Sign up for the Opinion Roundup newsletter for weekly Madison and Wisconsin viewpoints. It’s been nearly two weeks since Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced she would not be seeking a third term after a tumultuous eight-year tenure as the city’s top official.

Madison, WI · 5d

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Understanding 2026 ballot referendums, state constitutions

State Democracy Research Initiative Attorney Sterling Knoche spoke about state constitutions and the three proposed amendments that will appear on the 2026 ballot at a Wisconsin Union Society and Politics Committee event Oct. 28. Knoche is a staff attorney with the State Democracy Research Initiative, a University of Wisconsin Law...

Wisconsin · 6d

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Houseman gets City Hall swear-in for first day as Janesville's new city manager

JANESVILLE — Rebecca Houseman’s children received a pretty tasty welcome on the parent’s first day of work at Janesville City Hall. City staff swore in Houseman first thing Monday morning, getting her three children into the post-swear-in refreshments line at City Hall for a cookie by 9:15 a.m., plenty of time to chow down on a special treat before they headed off for school. Houseman’s family got to witness Houseman, the city’s 12th manager overall and its first-ever female manager, get sworn in. Houseman kept her remarks direct and brief in a ceremony that was offered City Hall officials time to take a few photos. “I’m excited to work together to move the community and the city as an organization forward,” Houseman said during a short address. Houseman comes aboard City Hall about five months after former city manager Kevin Lahner left as city manager. Janesville’s new leader comes aboard as the city turns a corner in how it plans its future: staff are finalizing changes to a zoning code that, among other things, will create more flexible rules to shape neighborhoods with blends of different types of housing, from apartments to single-family homes. One new opportunity on that front

Janesville, WI · 7d

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Legislative opinion: Agard congratulates new state leaders

In a Wednesday, Nov. 4 news release, Dane County Executive Melissa Agard congratulated Wisconsin’s newly elected statewide leaders following Tuesday’s historic election, including Governor-elect David Crowley, who will become the first African American governor in Wisconsin history. “Last night, Wisconsin made history, and I couldn’t be more excited...

Dane County, WI · 5d

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City of Janesville receives $445,000 from FEMA for debris, flood cleanup

JANESVILLE — The City of Janesville is still working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to determine how to allocate more than $445,000 in Public Assistance funding it has landed so far for damage caused by April’s severe storms and flooding. Kelly Bedessem, the city’s housing and emergency management director, said the city is working through damage estimates and costs associated with several recovery projects, including storm debris cleanup, damage to skylights at City Services and flood mitigation efforts along the city’s Greenbelt. Bedessem said she was not yet certain which specific projects would receive the newly announced funding, but debris cleanup could account for a significant portion of the reimbursement. The city is continuing to work with FEMA to establish the full extent of the damage and determine eligible costs for repairs and mitigation. That process includes assessing damage to storm sewer outfalls, culverts and other infrastructure, as well as debris carried downstream by floodwaters. Engineers have been surveying the Greenbelt to document damage and develop more detailed cost estimates, Bedessem said. The city also is working with FEMA representatives on a weekly basis to review the estimates and ensure the damage is properly documented. The funding is part

Janesville, WI · 7d

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Penterman, Wenkman discuss priorities in 38th Assembly District race

DODGE AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES — Republican incumbent William Penterman and Democratic challenger Terri Wenkman are offering voters different approaches to taxes, education, data centers and health care in Wisconsin’s 38th Assembly District. Penterman, who is seeking reelection, emphasized tax relief, local control and policies intended to keep Wisconsin...

Wisconsin · 7d

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Secure hold lifted at Middleton-Cross Plains School District schools

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Schools in the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District have lifted a secure hold status, officials from the school district confirmed Tuesday. A secure hold means classes are continuing as usual, with no one allowed in or out of the buildings. Schools under secure hold status included...

Middleton, WI · 6d

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DOJ election monitors in Madison, Milwaukee Tuesday

DOJ election monitors in Madison, Milwaukee Tuesday.

Milwaukee, WI · 6d

Daily Cardinal

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Exclusive: Godlewski casts vote in Madison, says affordability is top priority

Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Sarah Godlewski stopped by Lapham Elementary School today to cast her vote with her family, telling The Daily Cardinal she will prioritize affordability if she and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley are elected to office tonight. Godlewski ran uncontested in the Democratic primary...

Madison, WI · 6d

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Houseman City Hall welcome lasted 30 minutes. Then, the new manager got to work.

Hello, Rock County! Here are your top Tuesday headlines: Rebecca Houseman’s children received a pretty tasty welcome on the parent’s first day of work at Janesville City Hall. City staff swore in Houseman first thing Monday morning, getting her three children into the post-swear-in refreshments line at City Hall for a cookie by 9:15 a.m., plenty of time to chow down on a special treat before they headed off for school. The City of Janesville is still working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to determine how to allocate more than $445,000 in Public Assistance funding it has landed so far f or damage caused by April’s severe storms and flooding. If you're a Janesville resident voting in the election, remember that it's likely you'll see nine races and five referendums on your ballot. The main point for many Janesville residents; don't forget that your ballot has a back side . Don't forget to vote on that side, too. Do you have a story you'd like the Gazette to follow? Let us know with an email to The Gazette's City Editor, Neil Johnson at neil@gazettextra.com!

Janesville, WI · 6d

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Sabrina Madison announces she will not seek reelection or run for mayor

Madison, who represents the city’s District 17, said she plans to finish her current term before leaving Madison to pursue new professional and personal opportunities.

Madison, WI · 8d