Madison News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Extreme cold forces cancellation or postponement of southern Wisconsin holiday events, prioritizing public safety. Henry Vilas Zoos Zoo Lights show rescheduled, Mauston and Necedah parades canceled, Wonewoc parade postponed. Local merchants activities continue, with updates on business pages.

Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison, Wisconsin cancels Zoo Lights due to extreme cold, prioritizing safety and offering full refunds for this weekends tickets. Event remains open from December 17th to 23rd.

Newly released images from Jeffrey Epsteins estate reveal connections to prominent figures like Trump, Clinton, Bannon, Gates, and Branson. While no explicit misconduct is depicted, the photos offer more insight into their relationships. The Republican-led committee continues to investigate, releasing over ninety-five thousand photos, prompting further scrutiny into these past associations.

Henry Vilas Zoo Cancels Zoo Lights Due to Extreme Cold: Safety First

Guess Whos Coming to Dinner premiered on December twelfth, nineteen sixty-seven, a groundbreaking comedy-drama starring Sidney Poitier, Katharine Hepburn, and Spencer Tracy. The film tackled interracial relationships, sparking important conversations. Despite Spencer Tracys declining health, he completed his scenes, passing away two weeks after filming. The movie became a box office sensation and the highest-rated TV broadcast in nineteen seventy-one. Guess Whos Coming to Dinner remains a powerful and beloved film, addressing social issues that continue to resonate today.

The End of an Era Disney Plus documentary delves into Taylor Swifts record-breaking Eras Tour, revealing challenges, personal moments, and her relationship with Travis Kelce. Swift faces the immense task of making her demanding show appear effortless, drawing inspiration from her past music and overcoming a tragic incident.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Denies DOJs Request for Voter Data The Wisconsin Elections Commission has rejected the U.S. Department of Justices request for detailed personal information about Wisconsin voters, citing state law prohibiting the release of sensitive data. The commission offered non-confidential voter information instead. The Justice Department has made similar requests to other states and filed lawsuits against at least six, sparking debate over federal laws and Wisconsins statutes.

A federal judge, Paula Xinis, issues a temporary restraining order preventing the detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a prominent figure in the immigration debate. Garcia, who was wrongly deported and later brought back to face charges, was ordered released by Judge Xinis due to lack of removal order. His attorneys sought emergency intervention to prevent re-detention, fearing he might be taken into custody at an ICE office. Garcia, expressing gratitude, encouraged others facing similar situations to keep fighting. Judge Xiniss order remains in effect until a full hearing.