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New Fisher House breaks ground in Middleton for Madison VA veterans

MIDDLETON, Wis. — A new Fisher House is set to serve veterans and their families in the Madison area starting in 2027, offering free lodging near the Madison VA during medical treatment or hospital stays. The project recently broke ground in the Middleton area. It will become Wisconsin’s second...

Middleton, WI · 1d
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Winneconne School Board Clerk submits responses to recall complaint

WINNECONNE, Wis–Winneconne School Board Clerk Kari Flagg defends her decision to invalidate recall petitions against two fellow board members. In filings with the state Elections Commission, Flagg claims that the forms filed by organizers of the recalls against board President Kati Calewarts and Vice President Dean Ackmann were not filled out completely, and therefore a signature-gathering period never legally started.

Winneconne, WI · 2d
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Northeast Wisconsin groups launch long-term tornado recovery effort

MENASHA, Wis. (WFRV) – Nearly 50 organizations across Northeast Wisconsin are working together to help families recover from this summer’s flooding and tornadoes. The Calumet, Outagamie and Winnebago Counties’ ‘Long-Term Recovery Committee’ announced the collaborative effort Thursday during a news conference in Menasha. The initiative brings together emergency management agencies, nonprofits, faith-based organizations and government […]

Menasha, WI · 2d

City of Madison Wisconsin

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Public Meeting: Top of State Street Plaza Redesign

The City of Madison Planning Division is hosting a public meeting to plan the redesign of the top of State Street pedestrian plaza areas on West Mifflin Street and North Carroll Street where State Street meets the Capitol Square. Mifflin Plaza, also known as Philosopher's Grove, will be redesigned and rebuilt after construction of the Wisconsin History Center is completed as part of a phased project that is anticipated to include improvements to a larger area. Future plaza phases include the rest of the 100 blocks of West Mifflin and North Carroll Streets.

Madison, WI · 1d
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Red Cross seeks applicants for people who have made a difference in their community

MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Everyday heroes often don’t wear capes, but if you have someone extraordinary in mind, the Red Cross wants to hear about them. Nominations are open for the next two weeks to recognize people who have made a lasting difference in their communities. There are five...

Madison, WI · 1d

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Social Worker- APS – DODGE COUNTY

– Social Worker I: $31.19/hr. – Social Worker II: $33.32/hr. – Social Worker III: $35.26/hr. Please submit Resume and Cover Letter with application. Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm and after hours on-call. Dodge County offers a generous benefits package including:. Paid Time Off (PTO) – available for use after 30 days of employment...

Dodge County, WI · 1d

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RN Unit Manager – Dodge County – Clearview

This position coordinates nursing services for residents to assure the highest degree of quality resident care is maintained at all times within a safe environment, in collaboration with members of the interdisciplinary team developed for coordination of care. Status: Full Time, Exempt. Starting Wage Range: $40.98/hr. – $45.16/hr. Department:...

Dodge County, 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 · 1d

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Mayor’s Column — Mayor explains how the City of Waupun keeps tax bills low

— Waupun Pioneer News is brought to you by Homan Auto Group. Article continues below. — Mayor’s Column November 6, 2026. Every year, the budget asks the same question: how do we keep Waupun a great place to live without asking more of our taxpayers than we need to? Waupun residents get a lot for their tax dollar. Your city taxes pay for police, ambulance, and fire protection, plowed streets, yard waste pickup, the pool, the Community Center, the library, and our parks. Many cities of our size can’t offer all of that. And Waupun delivers it while keeping one of the lowest tax rates among neighboring communities, as you’ll see in the budget presentation. That’s a strong value, and protecting it is the goal of this budget.

Waupun, WI · 2d

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History made: Madison elects Wisconsin’s first transgender lawmaker

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. Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford knows she is forging a new path for the state. Madison made history Tuesday night by electing Martinez-Rutherford as Wisconsin’s first transgender state lawmaker.

Madison, WI · 3d

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This Enchanting College Town In Wisconsin Will Steal Your Heart With Its Dining And Shopping

There are places you visit and places that visit you right back, and Madison, Wisconsin falls firmly and unapologetically into the second category. This city sits on an isthmus between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona, and that simple geographic fact shapes everything about how Madison looks, feels, and operates on a daily basis.

Madison, WI · 2d

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'Act 10 is a goner,' and other ways Wisconsin Democrats will use power

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. For the first time in nearly two decades, Democrats will control the Legislature and governor’s seat in Wisconsin, setting the stage for a new era in state politics after years of Republican reign and divided government.

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5 things to do in Madison this weekend: November 6-8

Black Art Expo & Holiday Market Black artists, makers and creative entrepreneurs take center stage with original artwork, handmade goods and more. The program also includes artist talks, live demonstrations, music, family activities, specialty food vendors and a new watercolor exhibition by Alice Traore. Nov. 6, 5-9 p.m., Nov. 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., The Center for Black Excellence and Culture, 671 W. Badger Road "Dark Tales: An Evening of Music & Mystery" The Madison-based LunART organization draws on folklore, literary horror and the darker side of the classical repertoire. The concert brings together music by Hildegard von Bingen and contemporary composers, with Edgar Allan Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado" providing the narrative framework for a chamber-music exploration of suspense and psychological unease. Nov. 7, 7:30 p.m.; Starlight Theater, MYArts, 1055 E. Mifflin St. Madison Herb Fair The Madison Herb Society's annual fair centers on the theme of herbal self-care, with a marketplace devoted to the culinary, medicinal and practical uses of plants. Vendors offer teas, seasonings, herbal preparations, books and garden-related goods, while educational presentations give visitors a closer look at the traditions and contemporary applications behind the products. Nov. 7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Olbrich Botanical Gardens, 3330 Atwood Ave.

Madison, WI · 2d

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Public Record for Nov. 5

Rock County Felony arrests All listed below have since their arrest been formally charged with felonies. VITALE, AMANDA, 36, of Evansville, felony retail theft-intentionally take (>$500-$5000), Oct. 25, Target, Janesville. SIMS, TRAVIS, 49, of Janesville, physical abuse of a child-repeated acts causing bodily harm, physical abuse of child-intentionally cause bodily harm, strangulation and suffocation, Oct. 27, 1407 Canyon Drive #8, Janesville. HAMILTON, AUSTIN, 36, of Town of Rock, felony bail jumping, Oct. 31, N. Pearl St., Janesville. BANKER, KYLE, 23, of Janesville, attempting to flee or elude an officer, Nov. 2, Pine St., Janesville. BEMIS, BRADLEY, 38, of West Bend, assault by prisoners-repeater, Oct. 28, Rock County Jail, Janesville. KUHNLE, BRITTANY, 32, of Janesville, felony bail jumping, Oct. 19, Rock Restoration Sober Living, Janesville. HARRIS, RYEN, 32, of Beloit, delivery of schedule I or II narcotics-second and subsequent offense, Nov. 20, 2025, Janesville. VAZQUEZ, CECILIA, 63, of Janesville, attempting to flee or elude an officer, Sept. 29, Milton Ave., Janesville. BEERNINK, TURNER, 30, of Janesville, battery by prisoners, Oct. 26, Rock County Jail, Janesville. BUCK, MEGAN, 35, of Fort Atkinson, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence-5th or 6th offense, Nov. 1, Rockport Road, Janesville. CARRANZA, ANTONIO, 25, of

Janesville, WI · 3d

WBAY Green Bay

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Leadership changes begin after David Crowley's win, Democratic control of state

Republicans elected Julian Bradley of New Berlin as Senate minority leader Thursday, as leadership changes begin in Madison following David Crowley's win Tuesday night.

Madison, WI · 2d

City of Madison Wisconsin

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City of Madison Recognizes World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims

The City of Madison's Vision Zero initiative will recognize the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims during the week of remembrance, November 9 – 15. Madison will join many communities around the world in honoring those who have lost their lives or been seriously injured in traffic crashes and standing in solidarity with the families, friends, and loved ones left behind.

Madison, WI · 1d

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City of Lodi Leaf Pickup

Leaf collection has begun in the City. City staff will circulate periodically to collect leaves, weather permitting. Residents should rake their leaves to the boulevard area or curb for city pick-up. Leaves will not be picked up curbside if they are in bags. Please keep leaves out of the street and gutter. Do not mix branches, limbs, garden waste, animal waste, or stone in with the leaves. The vacuum cannot pick them up. Also, leaves will not be collected if a vehicle is parked in front of them or if they are next to a fire hydrant, pole, or power pole guy wire. The City does not have curbside pick-up of leaves in the spring. Residents will be responsible for proper disposal of their own yard waste.

Lodi, WI · 3d

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Letter | County needs to shell out for mental health provider

Dear Editor: Regarding “Dane County must stop underfunding mental health services," Oct. 20. It hit me like a ton of bricks that the Dane County's Journey Mental Health Center, led by the heroic Sarah Valencia, is not being reimbursed properly. For the last year we have depended on their staff to get us through some very rough times. Our adult son, who has a profoundly disabling schizophrenia, depends on regular anti-psychotic medication and psychiatric oversight to help him live in the same reality as everyone else.

Dane County, WI · 2d

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Jolly Jingle application deadline approaching

The City of Janesville has announced the details for this year’s Jolly Jingle holiday lighted parade. Downtown Janesville Inc, Avondale Roofing and the Janesville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau are partners with the City in presenting the event. Organizers are looking for community groups and organizations, bands, businesses, non-profits, church groups and other community stakeholders to be a part of the 2026 event. The deadline to apply has been extended to Thursday, Nov. 12. There is no entry fee to be involved. Prospective participants are asked to complete the following steps: Mail, email, or drop off application.Write a brief description of each parade entry. This will be read by the parade announcers stationed at the Marvin W. Roth Community Pavilion and near Hedberg Public Library on Main Street.Provide a copy of a valid driver’s license of the driver and a proof of liability insurance forentries that will require a vehicle.. Entries consisting of horses must have a Coggins certificate.Attend pre-parade meeting via Microsoft Teams aat 5 p.m. Nov. 17. Important Dates: Application Deadline: Nov. 12Pre-Parade Meeting: Nov. 17All Documents Due: Nov. 20 Completed forms may be returned by mail or by visiting the City of Janesville Recreation office: City of

Janesville, WI · 1d

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An alternative to the nonprofit model

Stephanie Johnson lobbying at the state Legislature. Stephanie Johnson’s husband, Rick, passed away in December 2023 after living with Parkinson’s disease for 13 years. Three months later Stephanie was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. The following month she learned that four other people in their former neighborhood on Madison’s southwest side had also been diagnosed with the neurological condition.

Madison, WI · 1d