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5 things to do in Madison this weekend: November 13-15

Native Art Market Curated by Dakota Mace and Paige Skenandore, the annual market brings more than 40 Native artists presenting everything from beadwork, porcupine quillwork and Ho-Chunk quilting to contemporary jewelry, textiles, metalwork and clothing. Several artists are also teaching workshops in the months surrounding the market. Nov. 14, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Arts + Literature Laboratory, 111 S. Livingston St. Chazen Museum of Art Open House The Chazen Museum of Art welcomes visitors to its newly reimagined galleries spanning both the Elvehjem and Chazen buildings. The celebration includes dance performances inspired by works by Alexander Calder, Sam Gilliam and Louise Nevelson; hands-on printmaking and origami; guided gallery and architecture tours; and a performance by the Badger Brass Quintet. Nov. 14, noon-4 p.m., 750 University Ave. Madison Cocktail Festival More than 20 spirits brands, distillers and cocktail producers gather for tasting events spanning established names and indie makers. The lineup includes Angel's Envy, Broker's Gin, Wisconsin's Dancing Goat Distillery and specialty importer Haus Alpen, who portfolio includes liqueurs, amaros and apertifs favored by bartenders. Nov. 14, 6-10 p.m., Garver Feed Mill, 3241 Garver Green Brew Lights Henry Vilas Zoo's after-hours tasting event combines regional beverage sampling with access to the grounds

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Meet the Madison comedian who will become Wisconsin’s first transgender legislator

For much of her life, Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford did not envision herself entering politics. She chuckles when she remembers a high school trip she took to Washington D.C. “I was like, “Let’s go to Georgetown and shop,”‘ the Madison alder recalled in an interview with WPR. “The older I got, and … especially after I transitioned, I realized how impactful politics are on our daily lives.”

Madison, WI · 3d

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Street closures announced for Madison Marathon

MADISON, Wis. — Several streets in and around downtown will be closed for the Madison Marathon this weekend.

Madison, WI · 3d

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Evers fires regent Timothy Nixon following alleged altercation with UW meeting support staff

Gov. Tony Evers announced he had fired Universities of Wisconsin System Regent Timothy Nixon in a press release Friday night. The release named an alleged altercation between Nixon and support staff providing support for an official UW System meeting as cause for Nixon’s termination. “It is my expectation that...

Wisconsin · 16h

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Madison Common Council approves 2027 budget with higher property taxes, continued service funding

Madison’s newly approved 2027 budget preserves essential city services after officials initially anticipated millions of dollars in cuts.

Madison, WI · 1d

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Nationwide FAA halt could impact Wisconsin vs. Maryland kickoff time

As of a few hours ago, the Wisconsin Badgers had officially touched ground at the Baltimore/Washington International airport. UW left early enough so they were able to land at BWI before the FAA halted flights across the country. Seeing as most college football teams who have a game on Saturday, Nov. 14, were flying out on Friday, Nov. 13, that didn't bode well for a ton of programs. 12 major teams were left grounded while the likes of Auburn and Purdue switched to a bus method of transportation. Now, according to On3's Ross Dellenger , it seems like the start time for certain games may be impacted. Conference officials are in dialogue with media partners about adjusting kickoff times of impacted games, potentially swapping time slots with other games. Several teams have returned to campus as airport staff informed administrators that the grounding could last 8 more hours. https://t.co/ZxfrK7dMGa — Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) November 13, 2026 "Conference officials are in dialogue with media partners about adjusting kickoff times of impacted games, potentially swapping time slots with other games," he said. "Several teams have returned to campus as airport staff informed administrators that the grounding could last 8 more hours." Big

Madison, WI · 19h

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Oregon School District joins social media lawsuit

At its Monday, Nov. 9 meeting, the Oregon School District Board of Education unanimously voted to join the class action lawsuit against social media companies because of the effects these platforms have on students’ mental health. There is a nationwide movement to have a class action against various social...

Oregon, WI · 3d

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Madison launches program that provides $20 Uber vouchers to prevent impaired driving

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The City of Madison is offering $20 Uber vouchers to help people get home safely and reduce impaired driving ahead of the holiday season. The new ‘Safe Nights Network,’ a Vision Zero initiative, allows customers at participating bars to scan a QR code for discounted rides on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.

Madison, WI · 19h

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Opinion | Remembering a simpler time

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom. Sign up for the Opinion Roundup newsletter for weekly Madison and Wisconsin viewpoints. I just wrote a column about Stu Levitan's "Madison, the Illustrated History, 1932-1979," a powerful documentation of the city's years, as Levitan describes it, "through the heart of the 20th century."

Madison, WI · 1d

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Wisconsin Governor-elect David Crowley gets flu, COVID-19 vaccines at UW Health in Madison

Crowley said getting vaccinated is something everyone should be doing with measles and other illnesses on the rise in Wisconsin.

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City celebrates opening of Uptown Hills Townhouses

The City of Fitchburg recently celebrated the ribbon-cutting of Uptown Hills Townhomes, a new workforce housing development that adds 24 townhomes to the community and expands housing opportunities for individuals and families. According to a city news release, the development marks another important step in the City's ongoing efforts to...

Fitchburg, WI · 2d

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Families have two years after a veteran’s burial to claim VA’s $1,032 burial allowance for a non-service-connected death

The Department of Veterans Affairs pays a $1,032 burial allowance and a $1,032 plot allowance for veterans who died on or after Oct. 1, 2026, and families of a veteran whose death was not service-connected have two years after the burial to file. The amounts went up from $1,002 for deaths in the year that […]

Janesville, WI · 4d

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UW Health nurses advocate for Patient Care and Worker Empowerment Act

The companies, people and issues shaping business in Madison and the Capital Region. Following the success of Democratic candidates in last week’s midterm elections, UW Health nurses are vowing to pass the Patient Care and Worker Empowerment Act. The measure would restore full collective bargaining rights for thousands of...

Madison, WI · 2d

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765-kv transmission line developer seeks more public input as it readies plan for regulators

JANESVILLE — Midcontinent Grid Solutions is giving Wisconsin residents more time to sound off on its controversial, 190-mile Bell Center-Columbia-Sugar Creek-Illinois/Wisconsin transmission line expansion project. Midcontinent said Friday it intends to file with the state's Public Service Commission for a certificate of public necessity for the 180-foot-tall, 765-kilovolt transmission line "no sooner" than May 1, 2027. At the same time, the group intends to host more open houses leading up to its formal power-line proposal to the state. That's a shift in timeline for the project's approval process, but it comes as Midcontinent says it is scheduling more open houses to collect more public feedback on the potential route for the 190-mile-long transmission line that would run through Rock County and northward, then wrap westward north of Madison. Midcontinent says it intends to publicly release upcoming open house dates early in 2027. Midcontinent President Ryan Houck said Midcontinent has heard from landowners, local officials and residents about the developer's plan, which is being deemed necessary by Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), the regional grid operator that manages the flow of wholesale electricity across 15 states. MISO is saying that more midwest grid capacity is needed to support a boost in

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Rock County Health Department explains Consolidated closure guidance, county norovirus status

JANESVILLE — The Rock County Health Department is not sure an illness outbreak at Consolidated Elementary School in the Town of Janesville was in fact norovirus — but all signs pointed toward the sickness commonly referred to as the “stomach flu.” Rock County Public Health Nurse Jennifer Weadge said that no tests on ill students were performed, so the specifics cannot be confirmed. However, based on symptoms, the onset of illness and how contagious the illness at Consolidated seemed to be, health department officials believe it was norovirus. Symptoms include sudden vomiting, watery diarrhea, nausea and stomach cramps. “Based on symptoms, the onset of illness and the contagiousness of the infection, we suspect norovirus,” Weadge said. The Milton School District reported that more than 35% of Consolidated students were out of school on Wednesday, attributing that absences to children being sick with suspected norovirus. Superintendent Jeremy Bilhorn told The Gazette 30 Consolidated students were absent at the start of Wednesday after they were believed to have gotten ill with norovirus. Throughout the day, that number continued to climb. The district closed the school Thursday and Friday as a result. Consolidated, a small, rural elementary school, has 86 students. The health

Rock County, WI · 1d

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SEIU Wisconsin calls for bill to restore UW Health union rights

This report has been updated. After a seven-year campaign to reinstate union rights at UW Health hospitals in Madison, organizers are looking to the incoming Democratic governor and majority in the Legislature to help finish the job. Service Employees International Union’s Wisconsin branch mobilized support across the state for winning candidates — from Gov.-elect David […]

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Opening Rock Haven to out-of-county residents could ease subsidy

JANESVILLE — Natalie Rolling-Edlebeck acknowledges that opening up Rock Haven to out-of-county nursing home residents could come at a cost, but she’s not yet sure how much. Rolling-Edlebeck’s reason behind a shift to accepting out-of-county and even out-of-state residents is to try to create maximum use Rock Haven’s 120 beds. Right now, the nursing unit can staff for 112 beds, a formula based on available nurses and the needs of patients now at Rock Haven. But a low tide in residents creates a capacity and staffing cycle that limits the amount Rock Haven can get reimbursed for residents, how many nurses it can hire, and how it can offset operating costs — all factors that drive a subsidy that the county said in its last budget wound up being $750,000. That’s down from Rock Haven being more than $2 million underwater in recent past years, in part because Medicaid reimbursements have increased in Wisconsin. But officials argue the ceiling for Rock Haven, which is county run, is low because of how it operates. Rock Haven is one of 10 skilled-care nursing homes in Rock County, but of those 10, Rock Haven is the only one that does not allow out-of-county

Janesville, WI · 3d

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Habitat for Humanity builds first home in Rock County in over a decade

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - It’s the season of giving, and on Thursday, a Janesville family got the keys to a new place to call home. It’s Habitat for Humanity’s first new home in the area in more than a decade. The previous local affiliate closed in 2015.

Rock County, WI · 1d

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Rock County District Attorney's office launches court case database in statewide transparency initiative

JANESVILLE — The Rock County District Attorney’s office is now part of a statewide project to give the public data on court cases, a move that’s aimed at boosting transparency. District Attorney Jason Sanders introduced a new database Thursday that he believes serves transparency for the public. The database operates within the bounds of strict rules around prosecutors publicizing individual court cases before resolution. He also pointed out that balancing transparency with the privacy of victims can be difficult as well. “For example, I should not and will not, tell anyone that a particular case did not go to trial on the most severe charge because the victim begged us to resolve it so they did not have to testify and relive their trauma in open court,” he said. He said that’s where the data dashboard comes in handy because it allows information to be released about the number of cases, types of cases, and outcomes of cases within Rock County. He said this will help not only the public, but the county, learn about how cases are handled. “We want to use every tool available to us, including taking a comprehensive look at what the numbers show, to reach

Rock County, WI · 2d

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City Compost and Clean Fill Facility to Remain Open through December 12th

The City of Janesville’s Compost and Clean Fill Facility (201 Black Bridge Road, Janesville) will remain open through Saturday, December 12. The facility will reopen in 2027 near the end of March or when weather permits. While regular access to the facility during off months is not permitted, special...

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