The University of Wisconsin is welcoming students displaced by Hurricane Katrina back to Madison.

A Wisconsin native living in New Orleans heads home for help from family and friends.

The city of Madison is helping in the relief effort. Two firefighter teams will be heading down south to help victims there.

All of the people who had been taken into custody for alleged involvement in last month's drive-by shooting in Oregon will go to trial.

Wisconsin officials are standing up for consumers and taking steps to fight price gouging at the gas pump.

Badger fans asked for it and they're getting it. Fans can now say "Happy Birthday," "Happy Anniversary," and "Will You Marry Me?" in front of thousands of people.

A construction worker, who was seriously hurt in a building collapse on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, will get $24 million dollars for his loss.

A Sawyer County judge says the Minnesota man accused of killing six deer hunters last November is competent to stand trial.

Two Oregon girls are hopscotching their way to hurricane relief.

Green Bay Packers Quarterback Brett Favre is planning a relief effort for areas hit by the hurricane, and he wants Wisconsinites to join him.

Gas stations saw a surge once again Wednesday. According to some reports, prices reached as high as $3.25 a gallon in the Madison area. Now one gas station owner gives his perspective.

A new Criminal Justice Commission is taking steps to identify and fix problems that have led to wrongful convictions in Wisconsin.

Now more than ever, bikers need to follow the rules of the road, and if not, Madison Police will take action.

Wisconsin's Department of Consumer Protection is investigating dozens of complaints over gas prices.

Total insured losses from Hurricane Katrina could top $26 billion nationwide, and that leaves many wondering how those claims will translate to their own insurance premiums.

A dozen people from Wisconsin decide to dig in and get their hands dirty in an effort to help those hit hardest by the hurricane.

Spectrum Brands and Target have pledged water and goods to the Red Cross.

The two-year-old boy who fell from a fifth floor window downtown two days ago has died.

Five-hundred Wisconsin National Guard troops are ordered to assist with hurricane relief efforts in Louisiana.

The investigation into whether a University of Wisconsin administrator abused his paid sick leave while reportedly looking for other jobs is now finished.

Poverty is on the rise in Wisconsin.

Communication with the southern states battered by Hurricane Katrina is very difficult. We talk with some people in Madison who have family in those areas.

Consumer Protection is responding to dozens of those fuel frustrations from mad motorists.

Over the next few days, a dozen local Red Cross volunteers will be heading south to aid in the hurricane relief effort.

The 2006 election may be more than a year away, but national figures are already stumping in the Badger State.