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Flyers full of hate and misinformation against county board supervisors are circulating in Rock County, and at least one of those supervisors is taking the occasion to announce she's running for re-election. Plus, Urban Triage is hosting its third annual Kickback next weekend and 10 years in the making, Union Corners is finally finished.
UW-Madison Divising of the Arts has a new outreach and engagement coordinator; Madison Common Council approved a program to support BIPOC entrepreneurs and a zoning change for a new student housing development; and the first-ever South Side Slow Roll will get kids and families biking next month.
Governor Evers used his veto pen to save UW's DEI funding and a bit of veto flair to secure school funding for literal centuries. Plus, JP Hair Design expands, Navigator Transport launches its pilot and more stories from 365 Media.
The Foundation for Black Women's Wellness is expanding, Latino Academy of Workforce Development students address air quality and climate justice, and Funky Fresh Spring Rolls are bringing healthy options to grocery stores across Wisconsin and Illinois.
The Hmong Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce officially opened an office in Appleton yesterday. Plus, we catch up with a Madison alder who was a special guest for the Indian prime minister's address to Congress, and Forward Madison have put together a franchise-best four-game winning streak.
The Supreme Court issues a big decision in favor of voter rights, the Mingos sign a local player to his first pro contract, and Urban League Young Professionals celebrate natural hair and the CROWN Act.
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