BREAKING: UW administration has agreed to facilitate talks aimed at divestment from companies tied to the Israeli military in exchange for the removal of a protest encampment that's occupied Library Mall fro 11 days. buff.ly/44BGgIU

Target is limiting the number of stores that will sell LGBTQ-themed merchandise for Pride Month in June following a boycott from right-wing activists last year that took a toll on the brand’s bottom line.

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A Florida sheriff publicly released bodycam footage from a deputy who fatally shot a Black airman in his home last week – and disputed claims from the victim’s family that the deputy had gone to the wrong apartment.

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Our girls basketball team beat one of the state's top teams with a last-second shot in the opening round en route to another tournament championship last weekend. Tomorrow, they'll get a rematch with that team closer to home at the Downpour Invitational. buff.ly/3WAylJN

Community members are invited to learn more about Asian culture at the Asian-American Celebration Night tonight at 5:30 p.m. at Madison East High School.

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The big question on today’s 365 Amplified: Milwaukee Bucks, Green Bay Packers or Milwaukee Brewers? Listen to the whole episode here: pod.link/1522988433/epi…

About 100 students marched to Bascom Hill yesterday, many wearing their graduation regalia, and staged a 'die-in.' Negotiations that stalled Wednesday also resumed, but the results were not shared publicly. buff.ly/3QxGVVS

NEW PODCAST: This week, Omar & Rodlyn-mae get us up to speed on the latest developments at the protest encampment on campus, and Rob & Stephanie give us some updates on the Mt. Horeb school shooting.

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Newly elected Rock County Board of Supervisors Chair Kevin Leavy looks to fill unmet needs he notices in his community. Madison365's Omar Waheed talks to Leavy about issues he plans to address including housing issues, homelessness and economic growth.

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“As we mark a historic milestone in Forward Madison’s journey, the announcement of our match being broadcasted on ESPN2 fills us with immense pride,” said Forward Madison COO Conor Caloia in a press release.

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More than a year after mass shootings in California’s Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay, Asian Americans are still coping with the aftermath.

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The Sessions at McPike Park, a popular summertime concert series featuring musicians from all over the world and benefitting a variety of Madison-area non-profits, has announced its musical line-up for 2024.

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Prosecutors across the country maintain ‘Brady lists’ of officers with a credibility problem. But there’s little guidance on maintaining the lists, which in Wisconsin contain at least 350 names. Wisconsin Watch reports:

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After CEOs of Tomorrow founder Roxie Hintz took a group of young people to Africa and saw how 'transformative' the experience was, she and her family launched Afro Discoveries, which will lead its first trip to Senegal and The Gambia in November. buff.ly/4b7B3Ly

Madison native Tziah McNair is getting ready to embark on the opportunity of a lifetime to attend the British American Drama Academy (BADA): Midsummer in Oxford Program, one of the world’s best-known intensive, international acting courses.

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As graduation week approaches, student and faculty negotiators walked out of today's talks with university administrators. Administration said they're open to resuming negotiations tomorrow. buff.ly/3QxGVVS

Twitter may no longer be Twitter, but the presence of Black Twitter is still being felt.

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Oceana Gilliam, a Beloit College Trustee, and Justin Pearson, a representative in the Tennessee State Assembly, will be the speakers during the Beloit College class of 2024’s commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 12.

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The American Cancer Society is seeking participants for what may be the largest national study of its kind, one that aims to solve the mystery of why Black women have the lowest survival rate of any racial or ethnic group in the US for most cancers.

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