Neighborhood pop-up testing works to bridge health gaps in marginalized communities
Some of the hardest hit communities in the COVID-19 pandemic are also some of those least likely to seek or access testing…
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Wisconsin National Guard sees largest and longest domestic deployment in history
Between the coronavirus response, election worker shortages and civil unrest in cities across the state, thousands of National Guardsmen and women…
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Wisconsin testing capacity prepared for surge in demand
Labs are working to meet the demand as more people are seeking coronavirus…
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Waunakee Community School Board member wants to warn others after testing positive for COVID-19
As COVID-19 cases rise in Wisconsin and particularly Dane County, a Waunakee man said his story serves as a cautionary tale to everyone who thinks…
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Alliant Energy Center sees record testing numbers as COVID-19 case count rises
As coronavirus case counts climb in Madison and Dane County, public health is reporting record numbers coming in for…
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Freedom Inc. rallies for police-free schools statewide, refuses to condemn Tuesday’s violence
After four years of demanding police-free schools, Freedom, Inc. said the Madison School Board could be days away from ending its contract with…
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Relatives of Hans Christian Heg say statue’s vandalism went too far
Relatives of Hans Christian Heg, the Civil War veteran depicted in one of the vandalized statues Tuesday night, told 27 News that they believe the…
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Blackhawk Technical brings back all in-person summer classes, plans to continue through fall
As schools across Wisconsin consider plans to get back to in-person teaching for the fall, Blackhawk Technical College has a two-month head…
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Bail Fund frees 13 inmates after Juneteenth march to Dane Co. Jail
As Madison commemorated Juneteenth, the day when every slave in the United States learned about emancipation, activists worked to secure freedom for…
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Parents uncertain as school districts debate return to in-person class
While some businesses and colleges have announced plans to get as many people back to their normal routines as possible, most K-12 school districts…
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