Steven Elbow
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Dane County to increase capacity for bars and restaurants
Officials cite the longest plateau in infections since the early weeks of the pandemic. → Read More
UW lifts testing requirements for vaccinated students, staff
About 6,000 on campus have been vaccinated so far. → Read More
Dane County to boost numbers for restaurant capacity and gatherings
Starting next week, restaurants can fill 50% of seating capacity. → Read More
We’re not gonna take it: The COVID-19 vaccine is here, along with efforts to overcome skepticism
When her turn comes to take the COVID-19 vaccine, Sue is taking a pass. → Read More
About a third of Wisconsinites could soon be eligible for vaccine
A state advisory committee is expected to finalize the next phase of the vaccine rollout on Thursday. → Read More
Wisconsin offers free at-home COVID-19 testing kits
The kits are provided by men's health company Vault Medical Services. → Read More
Tony Evers files federal complaint over Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine shortfall
The state next week will receive thousands fewer doses that were expected. → Read More
Outbreak at the Dane County Jail and other COVID-19 updates
State again reports an alarming number of deaths. → Read More
Dane County pre-holiday order nixes all indoor gatherings
Janel Heinrich, director of Public Health Madison & Dane County, updates reporters on the local COVID-19 surge last week outside the Alliant Energy Center. Steven Elbow | The Capital Times Public Health Madison & Dane County on Tuesday issued an order prohibiting indoor gatherings of any size involving people outside the household, and limiting outdoor gatherings to 10 people, and then… → Read More
Racist propaganda appears in Middleton driveways, downtown Madison kiosks
The white supremacist stickers were affixed to issues of the Cap Times. → Read More
Want to know how the state is spending COVID-19 funds? Here's a dashboard
The Ever's administration launched a website to provide transparency for federal funding. → Read More
American Family's Salzwedel to step down as CEO
Bill Westrate, president of American Family’s insurance brands, is slated to succeed Salzwedel in January of 2022. → Read More
Rebound in leisure, hospitality chip away at Wisconsin unemployment numbers
The state unemployment rate drops to 8.5% from a 12.1% in May. → Read More
Ron Johnson proposes scrapping Columbus day for Juneteenth holiday
The Wisconsin U.S. senator says the move would counter the cost of adding a Juneteenth holiday. → Read More
Activists want to 'defund.' How do other countries curb police excesses?
One UW professor points to Germany as a model. → Read More
Hundreds march in Madison 'Glow in the Dark' rally
Madison activists kept up momentum Wednesday night into the fourth week of protests after the May 25 killing of George Floyd as hundreds participated in a high-energy, peaceful march that → Read More
A single Dane County inmate infected 32 others
The Sheriff's Office said he used drugs to mask his symptoms. → Read More
Thousands of patients see procedures postponed as hospitals prep for COVID-19 surge
Physicians face a balancing act for what can wait, and what can't. → Read More
Madison's Isthmus a COVID-19 casualty
After 44 years, Madison's alternative weekly is turning out the lights. → Read More
Canoecopia cancelled; Bike-O-Rama still a go at Alliant
After the state issued guidelines on crowd size Thursday, cancellations are piling up. → Read More