In this first installment of Our Faith Communities, WORT correspondent David Ahrens visited the Beth Israel Community Center on the Westside of Madison and met with Rabbi Betsy Forester. Their […]
Author Rebecca Donner tells Mildred Fish Harnack’s story in R...
Rebecca Donner is the author of “All the Frequent Troubles of Our Days,” a compelling and deeply-researched biography about her great-great-aunt Mildred Harnack.
Meet the Candidates: Dane County Board Seat, District 17
On Tuesday, May 7, there will be a special primary election for the 17th District seat on the Dane County Board of Supervisors. For today’s show, we interview the three […]
Soglin Makes Final Pitch as Judge Doyle Square Vote Nears
MADISON (WORT) — Mayor Paul Soglin is using his bully pulpit to sell the controversial Judge Doyle Square project being negotiated between developer Bob Dunn and the City of Madison.
City to vote on future of Judge Doyle Square
What is the status on the Judge Doyle Square project? What are the benefits? What are the risks? Today on A Public Affair Carousel Bayrd talks with District 15 Alder David Ahrens on why he opposes the project.
Lawmakers Take Away More Local Control From Madison
MADISON (WORT) — In a surprising move this week by the Joint Finance Committee, state lawmakers added a budget provision that will take away the City of Madison’s ability to control how revenue from hotel room tax revenues are spent. Dylan Brogan has the story.
