Updated: 5:29 AM The legacy of one Wisconsin woman is living on in state and local leaders.

Updated: 5:29 AM For the last few years, dozens of kids have made their way to school board meetings, playing their instruments in protest of budget plans that called for the elimination of the strings program.

Updated: 5:38 AM Governor Jim Doyle is expected to sign a bill making the billboards legal.

Updated: 5:27 AM Seniors have just one more week to enroll in the Medicare Part D program, and the Governor and Wisconsin Representatives want that deadline extended.

Updated: 5:39 AM An area construction worker is hospitalized after being trapped under a concrete slab.

Updated: 6:13 PM Just days after a warning from Madison police about potential attacks downtown, victims are recovering after 4 separate downtown robberies.

Updated: 5:39 AM A foster father faces criminal charges in Dodge County. Investigators say two children in his care suffered abuse at their home. One child is dead.

Posted: 11:22 PM Sunday was opening day in Monona, for the Monona Farmers' Market that is. Among the offerings at Ahuska Park ... shiny vegetables, vibrant flowers, as well as fresh cheese and bakery items.

Updated: 6:14 AM Wisconsin's Supreme Court Chief Justice remembers political pioneer Ruth Bachhuber Doyle as a courageous woman with a can-do attitude.

Updated: 6:15 AM A recent string of muggings in Madison's downtown area have police on alert.

Updated: 6:14 AM Proponents say a Senate Bill could make health care costs more affordable for employers but some say it could also open the door for providers, no longer requiring them to cover critical cancer screenings.

Updated: 10:37 PM Seven in 10 Americans say high gas prices have affected their habits. That's coming from an Associated Press Poll.

Posted: 8:38 PM Three people have died in three separate accidents early Saturday morning: two in Rock County, one in Sauk County.

Posted: 8:34 PM The sun is back and that has doctors doing all they can to detect skin cancer.

Updated: 9:04 PM The early worm caught the fish Saturday morning, as the 2006 fishing season opened in Wisconsin.

Updated: 8:54 PM She became one of the first women elected to the State Legislature and the first woman ever to represent Madison.

Updated: 8:59 PM A proposed sick leave ordinance before the Madison city council would require employers to give 9 paid sick days a year to full-time employees.

Updated: 10:44 PM One year ago, Madison was basking in the top ten of America's "best places for business and careers." But in this year's rankings, Forbes magazine dropped the capital city from number ten all the way down to 31.

Updated: 6:36 PM One year ago, more than four thousand acres burned in one of the largest wildfires in the state in the past quarter century.

Posted: 5:46 PM Most state employees are under a new contract, and a big check is about to be arriving in the mail.

Posted: 5:45 PM Students on the UW campus are preparing for final exams. And what could be better than man's best friend for support?

Updated: 6:36 PM Sometimes in the midst of a crisis, our beloved pets can get left behind. Now a group has come to southern Wisconsin, to make sure those pets end up in good hands.

Updated: 5:56 PM The New York group Parents For Megan's Law says Wisconsin is second best in the country.

Updated: 8:09 AM Rock County Jail says overcrowding issues are creating major problems in their facilities, so they're letting the public in to see what all the fuss is about.

Updated: 11:31 AM People and their pets share more than a strong bond. They sometimes share of the same painful ailments such as arthritis or anxiety.