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Monday marked the second anniversary of the fatal police shooting of Tony Robinson.
- Our editor Dave Dahmer had an exclusive interview with his mother, Andrea Irwin.
- Family attorneys laid out their evidence that they say proves Officer Matt Kenny lied about what happened that night.
- The community came together for a vigil and remembrance Monday night.
- Columnist Matthew Braunginn agrees with Police Chief Mike Koval that Kenny should get his day in court.
In an “oops moment,” the Wisconsin Department of Corrections Secretary mentioned private prisons as a possible solution to prison overcrowding.
A State Representative from Stevens Point got anti-Hmong hate mail.
The Men’s Health and Education Center inside JP Hair Design is up and running and helping men find better health.
The Madison Police Department wants to know what you think.
Centro Hispano’s weekly “Mercadito” had an International Women’s Day feel this week.
The 23rd annual “Men Who Cook” happens this afternoon.
Madison Urban Ministry’s Just Bakery is moving into a new commercial kitchen, and will be able to train more people and create more jobs.
Edgewood College hosted a screening of the documentary Milwaukee 53206, about one of the most-incarcerated neighborhoods in the country.
Madison Theater Guild’s production of The Whipping Man runs through March 18.
UW Director of Community Relations Leslie Orrantia answered our 12 questions.
Columnist Robert Montgomery says he is not your n-word, but has some thoughts on it.
Editor Dave Dahmer pushed back against the notion that the Democratic Party should go to great lengths to win back working white men.
In other news …
The Get Down Part II is coming to Netflix.
Samuel L. Jackson has some things to say about American films and television shows that cast black British actors.
A federal judge in Wisconsin dealt Trump’s new travel ban its first legal setback.
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