Leigh Searl says she copied campaign checks for Taxpayers For Jensen while working in Jensen's office.

A state law that limits how much schools can spend gets a failing grade in a new survey by the Wisconsin Education Association Council.

The disappearance of a convicted sex offender from the Dane County Jail prompts new efforts from state legislators.

UW System President Kevin Reilly is promising a review of all 40 felons on the universities' payroll.

A work release inmate who went missing from the Dane County jail is back in custody.

No butts about it, with smoking, come cigarette butts. Madison's streets department says it's generally up to the property owner to sweep up butts ending up on the sidewalk in front of a business.

Imagine a night of partying ending with a wake up call in an unrecognizable cell block of a room. If it's not jail, it's detox.

Toy blocks are easy for little kids to understand, and that's why they're being used in this first grade math class.

A Madison alder is hoping to file a lawsuit against online hotel booking companies for failing to pay the full city room tax.

Former Assembly Republican Caucus Director Jason Kratochwill testified in the Scott Jensen and Sherry Schultz trial.

Adam VanAlstine was deployed to Iraq in September and had only 15 days of active combat duty remaining in that country.

80% of those who died from lung cancer in the state were smokers. And the latest study says more than 20% of all adults in Wisconsin continue to light up.

One man is dead after a train struck his car in Jefferson County.

South central Wisconsin residents had the opportunity to dive into Bunny Day 2006 on Sunday.

This weekend's Madison Fishing Expo lured anglers looking for the latest in gear.

A fundraiser today looks to be a win for Wisconsin sports fans and a program to help abused and neglected children.

The dangerous world of competitive cheerleading.

As Black History month comes to a close, local children are taking time to remember past and present African American heroes.

The demand for power in Dane county is growing, but some worry that a popular recreational spot will suffer the consequences.

There may soon be one less place to have a drink and a smoke in Madison.

Young people who get caught committing certain crimes in their neighborhood could see their case heard by their peers from the same neighborhood.

A senior from northern Wisconsin is making history as the first girl ever to advance in the state wrestling tournament.

The WIAA high school state tournaments are in high gear, and with every athlete come parents, fans, and a lot of cash to Madison.

Friday afternoon a federal judge declined to issue an immediate injunction that would shut down the service, and area residents are breathing a sigh of relief.

Lyndee Woodliff testifies that she helped dispose of documents.