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The City of Madison Engineering Division is proud to announce the Madison Public Market Facility has achieved LEED Gold certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The Madison Public Market, which will be located at 202 N. First Street, in...
On Wednesday, February 4, Metro Transit joins organizations around the country to celebrate Transit Equity Day. A national day that commemorates the birthday of the iconic civil rights leader, Rosa Parks, by declaring public transit a civil right. Parks..
Public Health Madison & Dane County continues to investigate the confirmed case of measles in Dane County. The investigation has identified two additional community exposure locations where people have been exposed to measles: Madison Metro Monday...
Public Health Madison & Dane County continues to investigate the confirmed case of measles in Dane County. So far, the investigation has identified the following locations where people may have been exposed to measles: Qdoba Restaurant2 N. Park...
MADISON, Wis. – The Madison Police Department is sharing ways people can prevent having their property stolen from their vehicles. Lock your vehicle doors and close the windows Do not leave keys in your vehicleNever leave your vehicle running...
Public Health Madison & Dane County reports that there is a confirmed case of measles in Dane County. This case was exposed during international travel and is not related to the case confirmed in Waukesha County last week. Due to privacy concerns...
Today, the City of St. Louis announced that the deadline to apply for private property assistance has been extended from Feb. 14 to Feb. 28 to give residents more time to complete applications and receive help correcting missing or incomplete...
Mayor Stephanie Terry today announced the launch of We Read, a citywide call to action designed to improve literacy and create a culture of reading across Evansville, with the goal of ensuring Evansville reaches the goal of 95% of students reading at...
Department Extends Deadline for Farmers to File Annual Implementation Reports (AIRs) ANNAPOLIS, MD (February 4, 2026) – The Maryland Department of Agriculture has extended the deadline for farmers to submit Annual Implementation Reports (AIRs) for 2025 nu
This community-driven roadmap helps shape health and advance equity in Boston over the next three years
In recent weeks, our state has faced a seemingly endless onslaught of weather events. Following two consecutive weekends of winter weather that impacted almost all of our state, including significant ice and snow accumulation in our northernmost...
The City of Boston's People Operations Cabinet has published the 2025 People Operations Impact Report, highlighting how the City supported its workforce and the public-facing services that depend on them.
After nearly ten years the construction scaffolding and scrim shrouding the First Baptist Church at 110 Commonwealth Avenue have been removed, revealing the restoration of one of the city's most iconic church towers.
The Office of Historic Preservation is pleased to announce that Preservation Assistant Sarah Lawton has been named Interim Preservation Planner for the South End Landmark District Commission.
The Boston Landmarks Commission is proposing the establishment of a new National Register Historic District in Downtown Boston, called the Exchange District, with the goals of celebrating the area's extraordinary history and architecture, and bringing imp
Allan Rohan Crite was an unassumingly radical artist. He depicted Black people as being everyday people in his South End neighborhood and painted images of the Madonna and Child in city settings, also reflections of the residents who lived in his communit
Veikkaus market share collapses to 48% as €780 million in annual spending migrates to international "pikakasinot" ahead of historic July 2027 market opening
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