Arrest in Fatal Crash, Spring Primary, and Dog Park Closure Lead Madison Headlines

Madison, WI – March 10, 2026 – An arrest in a teen’s death, spring election updates and a dog park closure top local headlines this week.


Madison is heading into mid-March with a mix of somber news, civic engagement and community updates.

Arrest in Fatal South Park Street Crash

A Madison woman has been arrested in connection with a crash that killed West High School student Sasha Rosen. The crash happened along South Park Street as the teen was on the way to school.

Police say the driver was taken into custody following an investigation into the circumstances of the collision. The loss has deeply affected the West High community, where students and staff continue to mourn. Authorities have not released additional details about potential charges, but the case remains under review.

Spring Primary Election Wrap-Up

Voters across Madison and Dane County cast ballots in the spring primary, narrowing the field for several local races ahead of the April general election. While the Wisconsin Supreme Court race will appear directly on the spring ballot without a primary, local contests for municipal and county positions drew strong interest.

City officials reported steady turnout throughout Election Day, with reminders about absentee ballot deadlines and polling place hours helping guide voters. Final results are now shaping what is expected to be a closely watched spring election season.

Warner Park Dog Park Remains Closed

Warner Park’s off-leash dog area remains closed after one dog died and another fell ill following visits to the park. City officials say the closure is precautionary as they work with veterinary and public health partners to determine the cause.

Pet owners are urged to monitor their dogs for signs of illness and to seek veterinary care if concerns arise. The city has not announced a reopening date, saying it will wait until more information is available.

As investigations and election preparations continue, Madison residents are balancing grief, civic duty and everyday community life.

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