Nate Wegehaupt

The proposed amendment would bar government entities from closing places of worship during a declared emergency. That would include cases like the public health emergencies declared during the COVID-19 pandemic. […]

Earlier this year, state lawmakers introduced a bill to begin to distribute funds to communities across the state to help them address PFAS contamination. While that bill looks to provide […]

The popular online ticketing company Brown Paper Tickets has, now for several years, fallen into a pattern of delayed payments to artists and venues across the country, including several right […]

After being discussed both formally and informally for decades, the city of Madison will officially begin discussing a pilot program to turn parts of State Street into a pedestrian mall. […]

When lawmakers hold a public hearing on a bill in the Assembly, lobbyists and paid government officials usually get to be the first to voice their thoughts. That’s unfair to […]

Even as the city of Madison sees more and more housing developments approved each year, not enough is being built to keep up with the flow of people, leading to […]

The Common Council will decide tonight whether to begin a pilot program for body-worn cameras for police officers. That vote could be the final step in a years-long debate into […]

Earlier this afternoon, justice-elect Janet Protasiewicz was officially sworn into the state Supreme Court, cementing a new liberal majority on the state’s highest court for the first time in 15 […]

Officials with the county Human Services Department celebrated the grand re-opening of the Dane County Youth Justice and Prevention Facility earlier today. The Youth Justice program has been operating in […]

Wisconsin is known for its dairy farms, and Clark County is home to more dairy farms than any other county in the state. Many of those dairy farms rely on […]