They've sent letters to 2,000 people asking them to pay sales and excise taxes dating back to 1999.

Wednesday's downpour soaked vendors and their customers at the Farmers’ Market, but many welcomed the darker skies and wetter sidewalks after weeks of hot, dry conditions.

There may soon be one more downtown parking ramp to place those advertisements.

Five of Madison's downtown parking ramps are about to become lighter and brighter. The first of 67 lighted advertisements has been installed in the ramps.

Most of the fire at the tire recycling plant in Watertown is under control, however, firefighters continue to work on the blaze. Now, new concerns arise from the effects of humidity on the accumulated smoke.

DNA evidence solves a sexual assault from more than three years ago and sends a man to jail for life.

The Sauk County Sheriff's Department needs your help in locating a missing Baraboo man.

A lightening strike on Madison's south side knocks out power to traffic lights leaving motorists without direction.

The state is going after thousands of smokers who bought cigarettes online.

Now that President Bush's choice is in for Supreme Court Justice, Wisconsin's senators say they are highly anticipating the confirmation process.

The plan to merge some Rock County's health departments is one step closer to becoming a reality.

It's all fun and games at the Dane County Fair. While it's been going on for more than a hundred years, people may wonder why Dane County doesn't have its own fairgrounds.

Dodge County authorities say an enormous tire fire is about 85 percent contained. Health officials add there is no longer concern about outdoor activities in Watertown.

Residents living near the tire fire in the Town of Shields are reacting to the massive blaze. They have concerns as the fire continues to burn.

Dane County Fair kicks off it's 154th year with some old favorites and some new fun.

A Madison man accused of stealing a car, getting into a high speed chase and running over the foot of a state trooper will stand trial.

The city of Madison and a local billboard company are ramping up a new advertising campaign, literally.

Stem the sprinkling when it comes to yards on the West Side. That's the message coming from Madison Water Utility after a problem with one of its pumping stations.

It's part of a memorandum of understanding between developer Gary Gorman and the Allied Drive Neighborhood Association.

One state lawmaker is pushing to ban all U.W. schools from giving administrators paid leave and back-up jobs when they resign.

A La Crosse County man who kept his mother's body in a freezer for about five years is found competent to stand trial.

Power is restored to about 600 residential and commercial customers in Middleton who were without power early Tuesday morning.

Thick, black smoke is hanging over Watertown, after a fire breaks out at a nearby tire recycling plant.

With the dry, hot weather, some recreational businesses are starting to feel a little pinch.

With a growing shortage of nurses in Wisconsin, some folks tee it up to give the profession a much needed shot in the arm.