Madison Parks and the Friends of Goodman Waves are partnering again to offer recreational team swimming and diving through the Goodman Waves Swim and Dive Team this summer at the

Starting 7:00 a.m. on Monday, May 2, Hughes Place will be closed at S Park Street until approximately 5:00 p.m.

Rebecca Hoyt joins the City of Madison as the Disability Rights and Services Specialist. As a person with a disability, and the parent of a child with a disability, she brings with her deep roots and passion for advocacy.

District 3 Alder Lindsay Lemmer has notified Council leadership of her resignation from the Madison Common Council.

Creativity was pushed to new lengths throughout 2020/21.

Starting Monday, May 2, Madison Gas & Electric Company (MG&E) will reduce Atwood Avenue to one lane in each direction between Fair Oaks Avenue and Oakridge Avenue to replace wood poles and overhead lines.  The lane

The new Wingra/Cannonball Path bridge over Wingra Creek, just east of Fish Hatchery Road will be named the “Robert F. Phillips Jr.

Starting at 7:00 a.m. on Monday, April 25, Speedway Sand & Gravel Inc.

Starting on Monday, April 25 at 7:00 a.m., S & L Underground will close the intersection of Odana Road & Dearholt Road. The closure is needed to connect new sanitary and storm sewer utilities.

Today, Alder Lindsay Lemmer, District 3, has announced her resignation from the Madison Common Council effective May 11, 2022, at noon.

Increased levels of COVID activity have pushed Dane County into “medium” levels of transmission, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

The City of Madison Engineering Division will allow use of low-carbon concrete in the construction of public sidewalks and curb and gutter thanks to the work and initial passion of a couple local Girl Scout troops.

Tonight the next phase of the bus rapid transit (BRT) development passed with strong Common Council support. The following statement can be attributed to Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway:

Due to the Transportation Security Administration's announcement that it will no longer enforce its

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and Alder Nasra Wehelie are proposing a resolution Tuesday to begin the process of treating Well 15 on Madison’s east side to remove PFAS contamination.