A fight breaks out at the Madison LaFollette versus Madison East football game on Friday night and ties up many local law enforcement units.

The Vang Verdict is causing different reactions tonight. It is having an impact on some Wisconsin hunters. NBC 15's Natalie Swaby spoke with a few preparing for bow deer season which starts Saturday.

Mayor Dave Cieslewicz says he'll give $10,000 from city hotel taxes to promote Madison taverns if both anti–smoking advocates and tavern owners agree to match the funds.

Harsh words for Gov. Jim Doyle from hundreds of pharmacists during a rally downtown.

Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast at the end of the summer but you will continue to see the effects in Wisconsin this winter.

A guilty verdict today for Chai Vang.

A new study by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance says no, but the warning signs are there.

Could the Deerfield Police Department disband? That is something Village leaders are considering as they try to trim the 2006 budget.

We caught up with some evacuees from New Orleans. The hurricane survivors stepped foot in Madison about a week ago. Thursday night they reacted to the President's speech.

Eight of top 10 highest-cost physician cities are in Wisconsin.

The state wants to change the way Wisconsin's schools deal with bullying in the classroom.

Members from Wisconsin's National Guard are back at home after spending the past two weeks helping in the Gulf Coast.

Governor Jim Doyle wants to know what Wisconsin can learn from the response to Hurricane Katrina.

The man accused of killing six deer hunters in the north woods tells his story to the jury.

The Common Sense Coalition released its long term agenda today... with some ideas on how to make the city better.

Members of Bowling Centers of Wisconsin hoped to get off on the right foot with state senators today.

A Madison man is on the run from Dane County Jail, and police need your help to bring him into custody.

As previously reported, President Bush ordered federal aid for Wisconsin's hurricane relief efforts, but the question still remains what about those who suffered in the Stoughton area tornados?

A ruling from a federal judge says it is unconstitutional to say the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools. NBC 15's Natalie Swaby checked in with Madison schools to get reaction on the ruling.

The victims of last month's Stoughton tornado are still rebuilding their lives, and a weekend benefit aims to help them do just that.

A baby removed from her feeding tube by her mother is back in the hospital.

Two more major airlines that fly in and out of the Dane County Regional Airport have filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

They saw the destruction of Hurricane Katrina and decided they had to help. Four area residents are getting ready to volunteer their time down south with the American Red Cross.

Nursing homes, hospitals and pharmacies are all facing state budget cuts.

The Mayor says if a riot occurs he will consider shutting down all of State Street in the future.