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Madison Alders Pass Regulations on Uber
MADISON (WORT) — The Madison Common Council passed regulations on ride-sharing companies like Uber and Lyft Tuesday night. The new rules in Madison come as state lawmakers introduce a bipartisan bill that would preempt local control over transportation network companies.
Closing Arguments from State Supreme Court Candidates
MADISON (WORT) — Justice Ann Walsh Bradley is being challenged by Rock County Circuit Court Judge James Daley for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Bradley and Daley held their only televised debate on Friday.
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.
Tone Madison: Czarbles' Out with New Tracks
MADISON (WORT) — Tone Madison’s Scott Gordon catches up with Czarbles’ bass player Matt Skemp to talk about the math-rock trio’s new album Nausea Trois. Produced by Dylan Brogan
Madison Schools Referendum on April 7th Ballot
MADISON (WORT) — When Madisonians go to vote on April 7th, a week from Tuesday, they’ll see two referenda on their ballots. The first concerns how the State Supreme Court’s Chief Justice is chosen. The second is a referendum on school facilities.
Supervisors Considering Sanctions Against Leland Pan
MADISON (WORT) — Dane County Supervisors are debating whether to sanction one of their colleagues. District 5 Supervisor Leland Pan could be formally admonished for letting protesters into the locked City-County Building on March 6th, the night 19-year-old Tony Robinson was shot by a Madison Police Officer.
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