Isthmus on WORT
Paving the Way for Cars of the Future
MADISON (WORT) — The City of Madison is already preparing the infrastructure needed for cars of the future. Driverless cars may be a way off, but connected cars may be right around the boulevard.
Building A Better Battery
Isthmus contributor Jenny Peek writes about the quest for a better battery at the University of Wisconsin. WORT’s Dylan Brogan interviewed Peek at the UW Memorial Union.
Is Exact Sciences too good to pass up?
MADISON (WORT) — Isthmus news editor Joe Tarr has the details on the embattled Judge Doyle Square project. After scrapping the first round of proposals, four new projects have been submitted for consideration by city officials.
Garver Feed Mill to Be Part of Food Ecosystem
MADISON (WORT) — Isthmus Staff Writer Allison Geyer has the details on the exciting future of the long-abandoned Garver Feed Mill property on Madison’s east side.
Victim of Success
MADISON (WORT) — In the latest edition of Isthmus–Madison’s weekly newspaper–contributor Nathan Comp explores the paradox faced by Madison Metro. Despite surging popularity and reliance from riders, bus officials are finding it harder to provide satisfactory service.
Ozanne to Decide Fate of Madison Police Officer
MADISON (WORT) — In the next few weeks, Dane County District Attorney Ozanne will weigh the evidence in the police shooting of 19-year-old Tony Robinson and decide whether or not Madison Police officer Matt Kenny will be charged with any crime related to the incident.