Fighting Spirits: Ahead of municipal elections, questions loom about future of liquor licensing in downtown Madison
Spike in violent crimes downtown linked to alcohol consumption have city officials, police rethinking current policies regarding liquor licensing
New ‘StateScreen’ art piece brings hopes of civic engagement, less violence to State Street
Public art to address social issues in creative, efficient ways, decrease high crime rates
Judge rules in favor of granting Taco Bell liquor license
Taco Bell sued city after Soglin vetoed their liquor license
Road closures, police presence revealed for ‘most diverse’ Freakfest lineup yet
The Capitol Square stage, most prominent of the three stages, is headed entirely by women
MPD arrests man for attacking Badger football game visitor from Mequon
Victim was taken to hospital with head injuries
Downtown businesses forced to adapt amidst changing market
Businesses can still succeed, but it takes more effort than ever before, Little Luxuries owner says
Hiding homelessness from State Street ignores poverty, further perpetuates systemic inequality
Increasing police presence, fines are not effective methods in preventing homelessness
William J. O’Brien’s Reliquary art exhibit all about personality
Showcase at MMoCA leads to interpretation of spiritual world
At Frutta Bowls, State Street becomes home to growing acai bowl trend
From west coast trend to State Street reality
Man arrested for disorderly conduct on State Street
Man pointed knife at Stop and Shop clerk
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