Maurice Mason will be spending the rest of his life in prison, after a kidnapping and murder spree that took place almost a year ago.

The paint is still fresh, and the doors opened for the first time just this summer. But the Columbia County jail facilities in Portage are already overcrowded.

Farm equipment has been a hot item for thieves in Madison lately, and so far, those thieves are having no problem, getting away with the crime.

He's the richest person alive, and he wants your help to take his world–wide company even farther.

The high heating costs are driving some renters to seek out landlords who will pay for their tenants' heat.

In less than 25 minutes you can learn C.P.R. in your own home.

More bad news about the price to heat your home this winter.

The Reedsburg Medical Center has built a new nursing home even though it will never earn them any money.

There are ethical questions surrounding the ability of one of the lawyers to even bring a suit to federal court.

Get organized, get informed and get help; that's what Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin told seniors in Madison today regarding the new Medicare Part D prescription drug program.

The debate over evidence is underway in Jefferson County. At issue, what evidence can and can't be used in the murder trial of Derek Anderson.

A Washington County man is charged with felony child abuse after allegedly using an electric shock collar on his eight-year-old stepdaughter.

About 250 Hurricane Katrina evacuees being housed in a shelter at the state fairgrounds in West Allis will need to vacate by the end of the month.

A third victim of a Sunday night three car crash on Interstate 90/39 dies from her injuries.

It was just another boring intro to computer programming class today on the UW campus. Then, a surprise speaker that got student's attention…Bill Gates walked into the classroom.

Autopsy confirms body is that of boater missing since late July.

Some changes are in store for the Middleton–Cross Plains school district, but not as many as district officials had hoped for.

After most of the referendum failed, Middleton school officials say it's back to the drawing board.

As rescue workers continue digging through the rubble in Pakistan, some in Madison are responding to the call for humanitarian aid.

While it seems bar owners have lost the battle to overturn Madison's smoking ban, their businesses are seeing a boost. Thanks to an unexpected source.

As a federal antitrust lawsuit against Madison area bar owners moves forward, some defendants are pointing their fingers at UW Law Professor Peter Carstensen. Carstensen says bars need to get their facts straight.

Governor Doyle says he is looking for a more fuel efficient vehicle.

We now know the names of those who died in an evening crash on interstate 90/39.

Madison police need your help in finding a man wanted for sexual assault of a seven-year-old girl.

A Wisconsin State Patrol trooper's instinct pays off with the arrest of a wanted man.