Here are your favorite stories of the week, brought to you by American Family.
We added nearly a dozen new jobs to our job listings!
We dug into the timeline of the recent Madison Common Council election, including the mayor’s involvement, which rankled some Alders.
We published the 15 steps Michael Johnson put forward to curb gun violence in Madison.
We let you know when Judge Paul Higgenbotham decided to retire rather than seek re-election.
(Photo courtesy richarddavis.org)
Also retiring is legendary bassist and UW School of Music faculty member Richard Davis.
We previewed the first annual Black Women’s Leadership Conference (and got a few great photos). More coverage of that event coming soon!
Attorney and diversity consultant Stan Davis answered our 12 questions.
We got to know more Hmong Madisonians in part 2 of “The 1.5 Generation.”
Columnist Rev. David Hart wrote about the Christian relationship with guns.
State Senator Lena Taylor had some harsh words for predatory payday lenders.
State Rep. Mandela Barnes reacted to the story that Republicans may have used voter ID to suppress minority voters.
