Letter to the Editor: Madison must defund its police, refer funds to community programs
After protests following 2020 killing of George Floyd, attempts at police reform failed to address underlying problems with police brutality
Black man shot, injured by state officers during arrest in Madison
Quadren L. Wilson was shot at least five times in his back while unarmed
Rittenhouse trial highlights white privilege in criminal justice system
Rittenhouse' behavior, court's sympathetic treatment towards him contradict unfairness to people of color
2021 civil unrest report recommends 69 policy changes for Madison Police Department
Proposed recommendations include mandatory police body cams, less police involvement at protests
Lawsuit filed against Madison police highlights community calls for police reform
Wisconsin policing practices are slowly changing, UW expert says
Rittenhouse trial begins, jury selection proving difficult
The trial is expected to last between two and three weeks, though as of Monday evening no jurors have been selected.
Reinstalling progressive Madison statues right move for racial justice movements
Protesters tore down two statues outside Capitol last summer that represent social progressivism in America
UW historian evaluates restoration of two statues at Capitol
Two statues, 'Forward,' Col. Hans Christian Heg, were restored Sept. 21 following their dismantlement in protests last summer
Stonewall Memorial Drag March spreads message of self love, acceptance, healing
‘Activism is not something I just randomly decided to do. Activism for me started the day that I was born,’ organizer says
