The prions were found in the skeletal muscle of heavily infected deer.

Earlier this month, the Women's Transit Authority service was discontinued. Now, there's hope for help down the road.

Residents in the Monona Grove School district have made their voices heard regarding a possible split within the district.

It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places, but it's stood empty for years. Now, after an intensive renovation, it's reopening, with a much different purpose.

The Dodgeville School District wants an apology and $24,000 from the Liberty Counsel, for what district officials say was a nation-wide error on the religious group's part.

Depression on campus. Like anyone else, UW-Madison students are vulnerable to becoming depressed, and that certainly includes student-athletes.

Madison's Akira Toki Middle School took time out from classes this afternoon to celebrate their namesake's 90th birthday.

Petty Officer Dale Lawver says Legion Post #166 would not rent their hall to him because he is hispanic.

Parents should be aware of a massive clothing recall which affects children's jackets, sweatshirts and sweaters sold at many local Steve and Barry's Sportswear stores.

Victims picking up the pieces following the tornados near Stoughton got little help from the federal government. But a proposed relief fund could provide some much needed help on the state level.

Part of the Seminole Highway Bridge that was damaged earlier this month is set to reopen next Friday. Repairs on the bridge will soon begin.

High speed chases keep area law enforcement agencies busy.

Efforts to build an ethanol plant in Milton receive another blow.

A bill that would allow residents of Wisconsin to carry concealed weapons with a permit is just one vote away from becoming reality

Water is still shut off to an elementary school and about two blocks of homes following two water main breaks early Thursday morning in Janesville.

An active drug investigation leads to a high speed chase that started in Madison and ended in Verona on Wednesday night.

A Pleasant Springs farmer says the county gave him 2 options: clean up the debris from tornadoes in one month or pay a hefty fine. The county says they're actually being pretty accomodating.

Reformers Say Senate Bill 1 is needed now more than ever after a state employee is indicted in the travel scandal.

Federal officials originally said they would not be reimbursing the state for emergency drugs costs. But now, the federal government has agreed to step in.

Governor Doyle responds to a federal grand jury indictment handed down against a state employee.

A heads up to residents in Rock County. A convicted sex offender is out of prison and living at a halfway house.

The state Ethics Board has cleared a Wisconsin official of any wrongdoing in inviting employees of companies vying for state contracts to a Gov. Doyle fund-raiser.

Where to cut from a 100 dollar budget ... That's what Madison Metro Schools wants to know from people who live within its district. Tuesday was the first in a series of budget exercises held throughout the district all week.

Ski jumping might seem impossible to a lot of us, but for this group of kids at the Blackhawk ski club, it's almost second nature.

A grass fire fueled by high winds has already burned 200 acres in Winnebago County. Now officials are saying it was intentionally set.