A Sun Prairie man is back from Mississippi after taking down a truckload of donated supplies to storm victims.

Madison's new automated recycling program started Monday, and the director says it was a success.

One of two survivors describes to the jury the scene where six hunters were gunned down in November

The memorial has been two years in the making. It's theme: When Kids Remember, the Nation Remembers.

Wisconsin guard members are hard at work, after some waiting around.

The New Orleans Convention Center will be closed until March of 2006.

It was more than just a test of endurance Sunday as the brawn battled the elements in Madison's fourth annual Ironman triathlon.

Some UW students wanted anyone heading through campus Sunday to pause and remember the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

One local woman has hosted foreign Ironman competitors for three years.

Thirteen families got off a bus from Houston and started their new lives Friday in Madison.

Starting next fall, going to school out of state could become more affordable for Wisconsin residents.

A convention today in Sauk County for those looking for an alternative to standard political parties.

The Circus World Museum is carrying out a very interesting fundraising event, they are selling elephant manure.

Attorneys in the Chai Vang murder trial outline their cases Saturday.

Cool off in the water on a hot Sunday afternoon in support of Hurricane Katrina victims.

Concerned citizens organize a rummage sale at the Sun Prairie Wal-Mart, with proceeds benefiting hurricane victims.

The long battle over a proposed new Wal-Mart Supercenter in Stoughton adds another chapter this week.

Thirteen evacuees are settling into Madison tonight, and more Hurricane survivors may be on the way. A grassroots effort brought them here. Natalie Swaby explains what is in store for them now.

It's once again time to gear up for an exciting day of Badger football. Kick-off is at 11 a.m. Saturday and while you're enjoying the game the Very Special Arts Center wants you to also enjoy some of their handy work.

He lived through Hurricane Katrina. And now a Wisconsin native is back in our area sharing his experiences with middle school students.

Food, medicine, and a place to sleep are being given to nearly 180 people staying at the State Fair Park in suburban Milwaukee.

The state is trying to provide some financial assistance for those evacuees. Some state benefits will be made available to them, including unemployment and food stamps.

A violent gang and massive crime spree, that's what Madison police are investigating. MPD is working with police departments across the country as well as the FBI.

If not for a friend's wedding, a musician now living temporarily in Madison, could have been stuck in the middle of Hurricane Katrina.

Authorities are investigating a crash on Interstate 90 that left one woman dead and two others injured.