Wisconsin Republicans put clean energy in their sights this session
Following a national trend of state backlash to renewable energy projects, state lawmakers are crafting more roadblocks to defend fossil fuels.
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A few Madison events, July 18 through 24, 2022
Sinking Suns celebrate a new album, “Yojimbo” screens at UW Cinematheque, They Are Gutting A Body Of Water plays the Terrace, and more.
Madison’s Tesla ride-share company shifts gears on taxi services, congesting local cab operations
Green Cab no longer operates 24/7, a change that violates Madison’s taxi ordinances.
What the fate of Zoe Bayliss Cooperative means for affordable student housing
UW-Madison’s last student housing cooperative faces demolition in the midst of rising rents and increasingly difficult-to-navigate campus living.
Tracking the hazy air quality at “hotspots” in southern Wisconsin and beyond
A national reporting project outlines little-known airborne polluters across the state and their associated risks.
Monsters Of Poetry returns with a deep bench of Wisconsin-connected writers
The long-standing, on-again-off-again free reading series has been a staple of the city’s everchanging literary scene for more than a decade.
Why is Robin Vos withholding the names of his election cops?
A look into the likely identity of one member of the Assembly Speaker’s publicly funded investigation.
Gazing into a Bucks Twitter abyss
Suspicion, basketball, and “the inevitable embrace of death.”
Cicada The Burrower charts a powerful prog-metal transition
The one-woman project’s new album, “Corpseflower,” was released in April.
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