It's getting chilly outside, but the heat will be on for Dane County's elderly, disabled, and low income families.

We may be well aware of Oktoberfest, but for our four legged friends, there's nothing like Barktoberfest.

A couple of local businesses give people a taste of the autumnal as they pump up a pumpkin give-away.

You may very well be greeted in another language at the World Dairy Expo, because the it is truly a global event.

A protest here in Madison and a deadly fight halfway across the world. Those two events are the focus of a local author's book, which is now available in a more visual format.

Major Research Lab Moving Out of State

high heating bills could force some families pass their financial breaking points ... and out of their homes. And that would make an already tough situation, even worse for area shelters, which are already too full.

Local health professionals and cancer survivors speak out about hope of new vaccine.

Edgewood High School was empty today, because 600 kids didn't show up for class. But what those students learned outside the classroom today could last them a lifetime.

What if a disaster happened here? Would Wisconsin be ready?

U.W. regents are saying "prove it" to the University system's employees who ask for extended sick leave.

Wisconsin Senator Russ Feingold is siding with conservatives on their reservations about the nomination of Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.

The Susan G. Komen Foundation hopes to raise $10 million on this, the 10th anniversary of Lee National Denim Day.

A man accused in a fatal shooting caught on tape in Monroe pleads not guilty to the charges.

Five men who were among more than 200 plaintiffs in a multi-million dollar church abuse settlement in Kentucky are now suing two Catholic dioceses in Wisconsin.

Maybe the best way to make money is to charge less money. That's one of the hints being given to the Circus World Museum by its customers.

A woman with tuberculosis has been thrown in a Milwaukee jail for refusing to take her medicine.

No more playing hooky for U–W employees ... at least not after five days.

UW students say they wanted to be more involved in the final decision–making process for Halloween. University officials say they want to help the students understand why those decisions were made, and why they won't be changing their minds.

The ninth largest Powerball jackpot in history could make you rich, but it could also lead to some serious gambling problems.

Members of our community continue to make their return from hurricane relief efforts along the Gulf Coast, and their stories are no less compelling today than they were in the days immediately following the disaster.

A second lawsuit is filed against 24 bars for price fixing. Bar owners may seek sanctions.

World Dairy Expo concerns homeless population

Tax–payers in Middleton and Cross Plains have a big decision to make next week at the polls about their schools. But some parents are saying not so fast.

Madison's downtown is bustling with students this time of year, and police say unfortunately, criminal activity is also alive and well.