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Schimel rips Democrats’ prison release plans (UPDATE)
Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel ripped the Democratic gubernatorial candidates' proposals to release inmates from Wisconsin prisons Monday, calling the plans irresponsible and dangerous.
Madison officials consider legalizing ‘sandwich board’ signs
Madison City Council leaders have proposed legalizing and regulating sandwich board-style signs for businesses to display on public sidewalks and terraces.
Madison mayor won’t alter sanctuary city stance
Madison's mayor says his city will remain a sanctuary for immigrants in the United States illegally even though it could cost federal aid.
Judge: Party T-shirt doesn’t violate copyright (UPDATE)
A T-shirt featuring an image of Madison Mayor Paul Soglin and the phrase "Sorry for Partying" qualifies as political criticism and does not violate a photographer's copyright, a federal judge has ruled.
Occupy Madison campers packing, leaving after judge’s ruling (UPDATE)
Campers are dismantling their tents after a Dane County judge ordered what began as an Occupy Madison demonstration to leave a city-owned lot.
High court won’t hear Madison’s Edgewater Hotel lawsuit
A lawsuit from two Madison residents contesting the merits of a controversial downtown hotel expansion project will not be heard by the state Supreme Court.
Residents petition Wis. Supreme Court to hear Edgewater case
Two Madison residents have petitioned the state's Supreme Court to hear a case regarding the Edgewater Hotel expansion.
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