Third day of George Floyd protests shuts down John Nolen Drive for over six hours
Protestors marched to the intersection after a press conference kicked of a week of action
National Guard called during second night of George Floyd protests
Protestors lapped the Capitol several times before police and National Guard pushed them back with tear gas
Madison joins in protests over death of George Floyd
After the peaceful protest around Capitol concluded, other groups looted businesses along State Street
Drunken man breaks into Tutto Pasta, causes extensive property damage
Owner estimates $12,500 in property damage
Wisconsin residents file lawsuit against Dane County Safer at Home order
Plaintiffs argue Safer at Home order violates citizens rights and overextendeds public health officials emergency power
Dane county launches data-driven plan to reopen economy in phases
The order for the first phase goes into effect May 19
Madison’s only emergency domestic violence shelter handles pandemic-related surge in demand
MPD has seen a 14% increase in domestic violence related calls since March
Semester that was: News’ biggest stories
From campus, city, state, here are biggest headlines from Spring 2020
Restaurants make alterations to business model, community supports local businesses
Community members buy meals for healthcare workers, gift cards to sustain businesses
Virtual meetings new normal for Dane County Board of Supervisors
Remote meeting toolkit created, new elected supervisors sworn in through virtual meeting
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