Perhaps you could call it a case of "Good Will Hunting". Food pantries are hoping hunters donate their deer to help feed the hungry

AmeriCorps Welcomes Hundreds of New Members

The governor is renewing his attacks against oil companies as they announce record breaking profits in the third quarter of this year

A lack of hunting land and fewer mentors means a decline of young hunters in Wisconsin.

With brooms in hand, hundreds of protestors at the State Capitol call for a "clean sweep" of the entire state government.

A solemn rally downtown tonight as the lives of 2,000 soldiers who died serving in Iraq are remembered.

50 residents and an entire staff need to move into their new home in just one day.

Julie Cunningham is one of only 100 teachers across the country to be honored with a Milken Family Foundation Award

This time, the former vice-presidential candidate is campaigning to bring an end to poverty

Memorial High teen was running against the light; Driver was going too fast

Lyman Anderson spent 40 years in public service, 28 of them on the Dane County Board

Madison Fire Department and Spectrum Brands work together to keep kids safe

The "Manage Density Plan" should help keep Halloween quiet this year.

Parents say their kids are scared after another frightening incident at a Madison high school. Tonight, they had a meeting to vent those frustrations.

Former state Senator Chuck Chvala has pleaded guilty to corruption charges, but has that changed the way other lawmakers do business? Some say no.

A constitutional amendment to restrict the governor's line item veto power moves ahead at the state capitol.

National Transportation Safety Board inspectors say the brakes on the bus weren't aligned correctly

While one brother will stand trial on a charge of attempted first degree intentional homicide, the other brother sees his case dismissed

Criminal complaint says suspect thought the gun she was using had the safety on

Student at Janesville Craig is hospitalized; County health department warns parents to look for symptoms

As part of the plea deal the prosecution will recommend six months in jail and a fine.

Lawmakers are saying no to a state–wide smoking ban ... for now.

Hurricane Wilma sped through Florida today—leaving a path of destruction through the state’s southern region. But, for two days, a stronger version of Wilma devastated the Yucatan region of South America, and—on a much smaller scale—it has also destroyed some travel plans to one of the most-popular destinations for area travelers.

There's a place in south–central Wisconsin, where you could get a gallon of fuel for only 85 cents today.

A Monticello area woman has confessed to the murder of an elderly Janesville woman who had been missing for nearly two weeks.