This story is part of a two-year (2024-26) series prioritizing solutions to housing insecurity through collaborative storytelling. For more information about the series, please see the
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Ten tips for tenants from Wisconsin attorneys
This story is part of a two-year (2024-26) series prioritizing solutions to housing insecurity through collaborative storytelling. For more information about the series, please see
Common Ground with… Muralidharan Govindarajan
Almost a decade ago, Muralidharan Govindarajan—better known to his friends as MGR—and I were working at the same tutoring center as high school sophomores. Now,
Meriter nurses hold ‘Strike Ready Rally’ during union negotiations
Nurses at UnityPoint Health – Meriter Hospital rallied Tuesday afternoon in Brittingham Park, threatening to strike amid ongoing union contract negotiations concerning staffing ratios and
In Tuesday’s election, voters will decide on amendment that could enshrine voter ID requirements in the state’s constitution
On April 1, voters across the state won’t only be selecting their next Wisconsin Supreme Court justice. They will vote on a referendum on whether
We need to stay united: Madison nonprofits tackle housing insecurity
Madison nonprofits work to combat widespread housing insecurity in Madison and remind tenants that nobody has to face it alone Living out of cars, facing
Wisconsin sees record-breaking number of voters in state superintendent primary election as Underly and Kinser advance
Tuesday’s state superintendent primary election, pitting incumbent Jill Underly against challengers Brittany Kinser and Jeff Wright, saw the highest statewide voter turnout for a superintendent
Common Ground with… Shahayra Majumder
Shahayra Majumder, 28, didn’t know she was an activist until others graced her with the title. To her, protesting for justice, peace and equity was
Dane County judge’s recent decision puts Act 10 at center stage in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race
Last year, Wisconsinites were bombarded with political news and messaging, as is typical in this battleground state during any presidential election. However, a recent judicial
A place of despair: A Madison man’s memories from inside prison
A loud “clack” sound awakes me. The locks on the bars are released as I open my eyes and my nostrils are rushed with the
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