Tell Dylan News Today

Its still unclear why WKOW anchor George Smith disappeared suddenly from the station in July. But there is an update.

Every day is appreciation day for teachers at Sunnyside Cannabis Dispensary in South Beloit, where educators get a 10 percent discount.

According to city attorney Mike Haas, renting a home in a district doesn’t necessarily meet the residency requirements for alders.

Chief Shon Barnes weighed in on a recently proposed tear gas ban that was before the Madison Common Council in September.

An immigration attorney had a question for U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, staff writer Dylan Brogan tried to get an answer.

Sabrina Madison is applying to serve out the rest of Ald. Gary Halverson’s term. She plans on running for the District 17 seat in April, either way.

No candidate has declared they are entering the 2023 race for Madison mayor

Dane County Supv. Jeff Weigand “won’t stand for” beefing up local ordinances to address harassment of election workers.

“What’s with all the mystery?” Madison wonders why WKOW news anchor George Smith vanished from the airwaves.

The Tell Dylan roundup finds out who put up those weird bike displays on the isthmus that include messages that subtly incorporate Nazi symbols, that and more.