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Yahara WINS's 2025 annual report shows nine years of phosphorus reduction progress in the Yahara River watershed, with 68,303 pounds of phosphorus kept out of local waterways in 2025 — over 10,000 pou…

On May 14, 2026, Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District and Madison Public Market held a special event to unveil the “Learning Lavatories,” 14 custom-designed restrooms that turn a routine stop into a…

WDNR Laboratory Accreditation Program recognizes one Wisconsin laboratory each year for its outstanding commitment to producing high-quality data.

Inside the market, 27 News looked at 14 new unique features called Learning Lavatories, or as the market calls them, places for information storytelling.

The award was given by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. "This award recognizes one Wisconsin lab each year for its commitment to producing high-quality data and maintaining a culture of continuous environmental improvement."

The District teamed up with local design firm Art and Sons to create a learning environment, through the power of art, in the bathrooms of the Madison Public Market, now scheduled to open over the summer.

The District is the first U.S. organization to generate verified carbon credits linked to watershed-scale water quality compliance.

Thanks to strong relationships and partners willing to rally together, water and wastewater utilities in Wisconsin secured a funding authorization victory in the Summer of 2025 through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Wastewater Professionals Appreciation Day recognizes a group dedicated to keeping people and communities healthy and safe.