The theater was previously named for Frederic March, who was a member of a local Ku Klux Klan organization when he was as student at UW-Madison in the 1920s. https://t.co/1DlC2bXGMV
In today's installment, the first Hmong woman elected judge, an NBA exec, a University of Wisconsin-Madison admin, a nonprofit CEO and more! https://t.co/yrANlBRuyG
Here it is -- our first-ever power list featuring leaders from Asian-American communities! In Part 1 today: a martial arts instructor-turned-actor, an internet entrepreneur, a healthcare CEO and more!
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Beginning Saturday, anytime you're indoors somewhere other than your home, you'll have to mask up. The order runs through September 28. Some exceptions will be allowed for people with certain medical conditions. Details: https://t.co/LZMioDj5UV
Wisconsin's last round of redistricting was done largely in secret and wound up before the Supreme Court. The next round will be done by a nine-member panel made up of people from across the state. If you want to be one of them, you can still apply. https://t.co/XrWpiQtEBK
The order requires Common Council affirmation, which the mayor hopes will come at tonight's meeting. With the order, all three of Wisconsin's largest cities now require masks to be worn until further notice. https://t.co/urKKncJB0M
The toppling of the Hans Christian Heg statue in downtown Madison was one of the incidents that prompted the formation of the โProtecting American Communities Task Force,โ or PACT, according to an internal Customs and Border Patrol memo. https://t.co/IY4w1UokxV
The Trump administration says "Democrat-run cities" like Chicago and Milwaukee might be the next targets of unidentified federal agents seen pulling protesters into unmarked vans in Portland in recent days. https://t.co/wN2AP30EWd
A 15-year-old in Michigan was incarcerated during the coronavirus pandemic after a judge ruled that not completing her schoolwork violated her probation. โIt just doesnโt make any sense,โ said the girlโs mother.
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Appleton's city council spent a good portion of a recent meeting batting down conspiracy theories about surveillance cameras & other rumors about contact tracing, an essential function of any public health department. @WisconsinWatch reports: https://t.co/hsfSwgzaja
18-year-old Althea Bernstein says she was at a stoplight in downtown Madison just as protests were winding down around 1 am Wednesday when four men yelled the N-word, threw lighter fluid on her, and lit it. https://t.co/8RhrzVRsoj
Proposals include mandatory de-escalation training, statewide use-of-force standards, an end to no-knock warrants and several other reforms. https://t.co/9O3PBmzrM8
The tenth annual African Heritage Inc Juneteenth has become a virtual event, but that's not a hindrance to the organizers -- in fact, they're using it as an opportunity to bring in guests and speakers from around the world. Details: https://t.co/NLCi9fH88o
Fond du Lac High School and UW-Madison grad Devon Snyder chronicles racism at every stage of his life, from a fifth-grade teacher who thought he "looked like a bad kid" to being harassed by police at 12 to being beaten in a racist attack in Madison. https://t.co/EqeCWcrozU
The Veterans Service Office and a few volunteers placed flags at the gravesites of Ho-Chunk Nation Veterans at numerous cemeteries as we honor our veterans on Memorial Day. https://t.co/IvzjcyDmsN
Avid birdwatcher and science editor Christian Cooper said he recorded the encounter because, "I'm not going to participate in my own dehumanization." https://t.co/by5WHiy2R6
The video will surely add to criticism of local law enforcement, which took two months to arrest of Gregory and Travis McMichael, the two white men who have been charged with chasing down and killing #AhmaudArbery on February 23.
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