Madison businesses are gearing up for a Saturday game day crowd.

Mayor's office says changes to have anything to due with sexual harassment allegations against Overture Center President

Communities slammed by August tornados will not get federal assistance for local governments or affected residents

Hurricane is already causing weakened levees to give way in New Orleans.

School district officials in Monona Grove meet Thursday night, to determine the next step for their growing student population.

With Hurricane Rita bearing down on the Gulf Coast, the thoughts of many area residents still haven't left the victims of Katrina.

One of the 13 evacuees living in Madison is trying to cope with his memories of Katrina as he watches Rita unfold.

More allegations of sexual harassment are leveled against Bob D'Angelo, the out-going president of Madison's Overture Center.

A Berlin man will spend six months in jail for bringing weapons to Markesan High School during graduation last June.

A new report is out on how U.W. Madison handled the case of a former vice chancellor.

As our community continues to help hurricane evacuees in our area, there are still efforts to help victims down south.

Now reporting a city problem like a gaping pot hole or a slippery unshoveled side walk is as easy as point and click.

The University is going to start telling on students who get so intoxicated they end up in the hospital.

Some groups that work with the United Way are worried donations could come up short because of high gas prices and Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.

The tavern league says Mayor Cieslewicz's request for bars to close early on Halloween is out of the question.

The tables are turned as parents and educators find themselves in the classroom tonight. On the lesson plan was a crash course in gang activity. NBC 15's Natalie Swaby explains why parents were eager to learn.

Bar owners are fuming after this morning's council decision to uphold the city's smoking ban.

A hot, dry summer helped the fall fruit mature a couple weeks earlier than normal.

Republicans in the Assembly manage to override one of Governor Doyle's vetoes but not without Democrats are crying foul.

Heating with natural gas this winter? Expect to burn up some extra cash.

A U.W. administrator who made headlines for allegedly abusing his sick leave is now taking legal action.

A major employer in Sun Prairie is selling its business.

Beloit police release the name of a homicide victim.

City leaders debate until early Wednesday morning to keep Madison's smoking ban in place.

(AP) No charges will be filed in the death of a two-year-old girl who was left in a van outside a suburban Milwaukee day care all day in hot June weather.