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Madison Snow Cleanup: Residents' Role & Safety Tips
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Madison city officials are working tirelessly to clear neighborhood streets of snow, urging residents to park off-street and keep bins out of roadways. Despite their efforts, bare pavement is unlikely, and drivers should remain cautious, especially in turn lanes and neighborhood areas.
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Wisconsin Snow Storm: Stay Safe, Bundle Up
01:19|Morning commuters, brace for a light snowfall and freezing drizzle, with gusts up to 40 mph causing drifting snow and icy roads. High winds and dropping temperatures lead to challenging conditions, especially on untreated surfaces. Authorities urge extra travel time and safe following distances. Road crews are working to keep major routes clear, but side streets may remain slippery. Temperatures will continue to drop, with Saturdays high around 6°F and nighttime lows near zero. Stay safe, bundle up, and check local forecasts before heading out.
Judge Dugan Trial Sparks Immigration Rights Protests
02:15|A coalition of labor, immigrant rights, and faith organizations is set to protest outside Milwaukees federal courthouse during Judge Hannah Dugans trial, highlighting concerns about immigration rights and judicial independence. The Court of Public Opinion will feature diverse speakers, aiming to introduce perspectives not heard in the courtroom. The trial represents an opportunity to raise awareness about the Trump administrations immigration crackdown and discuss broader implications.
Fight at Monona Grove High School, No Weapons Involved
01:10|Two students at Monona Grove High School were cited after a fight, initially reported as involving a weapon. Police found no weapons, and the school staff and public safety professionals responded appropriately, with the school resource officer absent during the incident.
Man Crashes Truck, Charged with DUI
01:06|Thirty-five-year-old man from Milton crashes truck into tree in Rock County, Wisconsin, sustaining serious injuries; investigation reveals he was intoxicated, leading to a second offense charge for OWI; incident underscores the dangers of impaired driving.
AFSCME Rally Urges JCOER to Approve Compensation Plan
01:25|AFSCME Local One rallies for fair compensation: Thousands of state employees urge JCOER to approve twenty-seven million dollars in market adjustments and bonuses to combat rising cost of living and high turnover rates.
NFL Playoffs on the Line: Broncos, Patriots, Rams
02:02|The NFL playoffs are approaching, and several teams are on the brink of securing their spots. The Denver Broncos and New England Patriots can clinch playoff berths with wins, but they face tough challenges as home underdogs against the Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills, respectively. The Los Angeles Rams can also secure their spot with a win over the Detroit Lions. In other crucial matchups, the Kansas City Chiefs host the Los Angeles Chargers, and the Baltimore Ravens face off against the Cincinnati Bengals. The Bengals aim to prevent Baltimore from reaching the playoffs, while the Ravens rely on their strong run game. The Chiefs need a win against the Chargers to keep their playoff hopes alive, and the Chargers could effectively eliminate the Chiefs with a victory. The Detroit Lions face a tough challenge against the Los Angeles Rams, with their playoff odds hanging in the balance. Theyll need to find a way to contain the Rams potent receiving duo and test their secondary against one of the leagues most prolific passing attacks.
Miraculous Recovery: Shooting Survivor Speaks Again
02:05|Miraculous Recovery: One Year After Shooting, Samy Garduno-Martinez Defies Odds, Regaining Speech and Mobility
Chainsaw Safety Class Empowers Women in Park Restoration
01:48|In a heartwarming initiative, Rebecca Seibel led a chainsaw safety class at William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park, focusing on women and gender minorities. This two-day course, funded by A Fund for Women and others, teaches essential cutting techniques for park maintenance and restoration. Participant Johannah CordonHill, a parks volunteer, shares her experience in a supportive learning environment. The next session is scheduled for March, with scholarships available for accessibility.
Madison City Council Streamlines Vacancy Filling
01:53|Madisons City Council streamlines vacant seat filling process, shifting responsibility to Executive Committee and reducing City Clerks Office workload. New rules introduce defined application period, structured review, and public information release, aiming for transparency and consistency.