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July 30, 2020
Evers orders indoor mask-wearing statewide.

The emergency order mandates Wisconsinites to wear a face-covering while inside buildings with people outside their immediate household that are not private residences. Graphic: Sam Buisman Author: Sam Buisman Governor Tony Evers orders Wisconsinites statewide to wear a mask while …

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July 29, 2020
Madison charity to give out free masks, hand sanitizer on Saturday.

United Way of Dane County will hand out such personal protective equipment from its Atwood Avenue location on Saturday, Aug. 1. Photo: Corey Coyle, licensed under creative commons. Author: Sam Buisman United Way of Dane County will give away free …

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July 29, 2020
UW-Madison drops standardized test requirements for fall 2020 applicants.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University will not require SAT or ACT scores from prospective students applying during fall 2020. Photo: Richard Hurd, licensed under creative commons. Author: Sam Buisman The UW-Madison drops its standardized testing requirement for fall …

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July 28, 2020
Early voting begins in Madison for Aug. 11 primary.

Election officials opened up 16 drive-up in-person absentee voting locations across the city, along with five in-person absentee-ballot drop-off sites. Photo: Licensed under creative commons. Author: Sam Buisman In-person absentee voting begins in Madison for Wisconsin’s Aug. 11 partisan primary.  …

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July 28, 2020
Baldwin and Pocan lead bipartisan call for more COVID-19 aid to farmers.

The bicameral team from Wisconsin demanded that Congress include a $1 billion nation-wide aid program for farmers in its upcoming COVID-19 relief package. Photo: William Garrett, licensed under creative commons. Author: Sam Buisman Wisconsin’s Tammy Baldwin and Mark Pocan lead …

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July 27, 2020
UW System launches Online Learning Initiative, funded by anonymous $2 million gift.

The program will focus on improving UW universities’ online learning and advising and improving access to technology for students. Graphic: Sam Buisman Author: Sam Buisman The UW System launches a new program to optimize online learning with the help of …

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July 26, 2020
Farmers’ Market to resume Saturday walk-up markets with COVID-19 precautions.

Starting in August, the Farmers’ Market will offer walk-up shopping from 9:30 A.M to 1:00 P.M. on Saturdays at its new location on Willow Island. Photo: Dane County Farmers’ Market, used with permission. Author: Sam Buisman The Dane County Farmers’ …

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July 22, 2020
Wisconsin state government to suffer an additional $250 million coronavirus-cuts.

State leaders have not yet announced where these newest cuts will come from. Photo: Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism, licensed under creative commons. Author: Sam Buisman Governor Tony Evers announces that the state government will have to cut an additional …

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July 21, 2020
City partners with non-profit to match no-interest, no-fee loans to Madison local businesses.

Madison is partnering with online micro-lender Kiva to offer loans to Madison businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo: Sam Buisman Author: Sam Buisman The City of Madison partners with an online micro-lender to offer no-interest and no-fee …

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July 21, 2020
Wisconsin adds over 1,000 COVID-19 cases in single day.

Health officials confirmed 1,117 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, marking a new single-day record and first 1,000-plus-cases day for Wisconsin. Graphic: Sam Buisman Author: Sam Buisman Wisconsin confirms over 1,000 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, smashing its previous daily record.  …

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July 20, 2020
UW-Madison begins to set up free, on-campus COVID-19 testing regime for fall.

UW officials believe that a partnership between multiple of its labs will provide the capacity to test all on-campus students and staff for free. Photo: Bryce Richter. The UW-Madison builds the infrastructure to provide free campus-wide COVID-19 testing in the …

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July 19, 2020
Madison Metropolitan School District schools to start year online.

The district will shift to a hybrid-learning model after Oct. 30 at the earliest. Photo: Corey Coyle, licensed under creative commons. Author: Sam Buisman Madison Metropolitan School District schools will begin the school year with entirely online classes. According to …

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