August 18th, 2005 may not be forgotten by most of the state for a while. The first community to feel the effect of the storms has the most wide spread damage.

Attention bargain hunters ... There's a web site out there that could save you a lot of money this Friday.

Chippewa County woman killed while hunting with family members near Cadott

If your Thanksgiving dinner typically leaves you more stuffed than your turkey, you may want to practice a little moderation this year.

17 year old died in one car crash, and police believe alcohol was involved.

A story we first told you about Tuesday is stirring up more controversy and a lot of it is coming from the Internet.

Friday, malls and shopping centers will be packed with people doing their holiday shopping. But the criminal element will be out too, looking to prey on those not careful.

Plenty of us are looking forward to turkey tomorrow. But if you like your turkey deep fried, be careful.

Three months ago, a tornado ripped through the Stoughton area, killing one man and damaging or destroying hundreds of homes. Those few minutes turned around thousands of peoples' lives, but the generosity of the people in south central Wisconsin has helped survivors get back on their feet.

A letter–writing assignment at a local school has been retracted and has the school sending home letters to parents apologizing for the idea.

The City still hopes to avoid condemning businesses to rebuild the area.

Wisconsin's public interest research group, WISPIRG, releases its 20th annual toy safety report.

The Assembly Health Committee heard public testimony today on a bill that allows marijuana to be used for medicinal purposes.

Kevin Kesterson pleaded no contest in an Alford Plea of resisting or obstructing an officer Tuesday.

CWD has been found in new locations, outside the South western Wisconsin Eradication Zone.

Madison police say they found what they're calling an improvised explosive device in a parking ramp at Fairchild and Doty.

Less construction and lower gas prices will greet Thanksgiving travelers.

Losing your home and having to move across the country would ruin a lot of people's holiday plans. But that's not the case for at least two families living in Madison, who are here because their homes were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.

Governor Jim Doyle wants all state agencies to do what residents are doing this winter; turn down the thermostat.

Sauk County authorities say a man accused of beating a landowner last year trespassed on the same property again

This time it's on a weapons charge

A metal rigging super-structure being added to extend a building collapses, sending one person to the hospital

It all began in 1919 with tractor production

Jim Doyle says the quality of the work force is a big part of the reason the Janesville General Motors plant will stay open

Gangs are a growing problem in Dane county. That's according to a new report on gang activity.