Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway holds first news conference to discuss the city's collaboration with Dane County on the reconstruction of Buckeye Road and Cottage Grove Road.

Council President Samba Baldeh and Vice-President Sheri Carter join Mayor Soglin and City staff in announcing the launch of a new initiative to support diverse entrepreneurship. The Equity Business Initiative will target resources to support Madison businesses owned and operated by people of color.

Mayor Soglin Discusses the details of the City's purchase of twenty additional electric vehicles, thanks in part to community partners such as Madison College, Madison Gas & Electric and the Wisconsin Office of Energy Innovation. Once the purchase is complete, the City will have over 25 electric vehicles in total.

Following Governor Evers' introduction of his budget blueprint, Mayor Soglin outlines its implications for City services and taxes.

Chief Koval discusses the arrest of a suspect in the substantial battery of a UW-Madison student which took place last Sunday morning. Koval underscores the collaborative and cross-functional efforts of the MPD and other key agencies involved in the investigation, as well as the integral role of city-wide cameras in identifying the suspect.

Mayor Soglin and Assistant Streets Superintendent Steve Schultz discuss the impending weekend weather and City preparation.

Mayor Soglin and City staff meet with the media to discuss the brutal cold and its effect on city services and residents.

Smart Growth America and the National Complete Streets Coalition have released their 2019 Dangerous by Design Report. Mayor Soglin and City staff will discuss the report and Madison’s ranking. Mayor Soglin also provided an update on the recent winter storm.

Multiple suspects are in custody after a string of armed robberies.