A UW student and his brother are being credited with saving a woman who had been missing for weeks. Peter Kottke, a UW-Madison junior was backpacking with his brother in New Mexico., when they heard a faint sound that turned out to be 52-year-old Carolyn Dorn.
Weather and speed could have played a role in a crash that killed a 16-year-old Edgerton High School student. Taylor Falligant was killed around 7:30 this morning after she lost control of her truck on Highway 73 in the Town of Albion.
The family of Danyetta Lentz has set up a memorial fund at a Janesville credit union. The bodies of Lentz and her two teen-aged children were found Friday morning inside of a home near Janesville.
A retired Jefferson Police Chief is accepting a new role - to keep students and staff safe at Weston High School. The district hired Mike Steinhorst to serve as a deputy to patrol the campus.
The Rock County Coroner says autopsy results indicate the deaths were the result of complex homicidal violence.
After being deployed to Afghanistan, 30 Wisconsin National Guard soldiers with the 232nd are home. They were greeted Thursday afternoon by dozens of friends and family members.
Senator Russ Feingold says he will try to use Congress' control over the purse strings to end American involvement in the war in Iraq. The Wisconsin Democrat made his comments at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today.
Madison's library board is hitting the books, the rule books, that is. Librarians are seeing more unsupervised children after school. Its new policy would prohibit kids younger than seven from using the library unless they have an adult or older sibling with them.
President Bush's decision to deploy more than 21,000 additional troops to Iraq isn't likely to affect the Wisconsin National Guard in the near future.
Wisconsinites will be watching as President Bush addresses the nation about a new plan for Iraq and are mixed about what to do in the country.
Hundreds of Watertown residents hope to have a shrinking community, by losing a collective 3 tons.
Madison police say a car driven by a teenager jumped the curb and hit a house and then sheared off the gas main. A girl in the car suffered minor injuries.
A new money-making plan for the Madison School District will soon have you looking at more than just the score at your child's next game. Up until now advertising was kept out of Madison Schools. But, the board of education has given the okay to allow it at athletic venues.
A bill, originally introduced by former Rep. Mark Green, stiffens the penalties for dog fighting, and it's back for consideration in Congress, which is encouraging to the bill's supporters at the Dane County Humane Society.
There's a proposal to increase the fines against telemarketers who violate the state's no call list. Senator Jon Erpenbach of Middleton will reintroduce legislation this session that would also extend the list to cell phones.
Local vets say the mild weather is leading to more cases of pneumonia in cattle and fleas and ticks in dogs.
A fiire destroys one of Richland Center's oldest places to hang out and have a good time.
It may be back to square one for plans to build a new work-release jail on Madison's south side. An uproar from residents is causing members of the county board to rethink the jail's location.
A judge denies a request by prosecutors to delay the murder trial of Steven Avery. Manitowoc County Judge Patrick Willis rejected today the motion by prosecutors so blood taken 11 years ago could be retested to make sure it wasn't used to plant evidence against Avery.
The fiancee of a man jailed in the death of another squirrel hunter in northern Wisconsin says the suspect was shot once in each hand before the two wrestled in the woods and he stabbed the victim with a knife he carried to cut the tails off his quarr.
The head of the Madison School District is retiring next year. Superintendent Art Rainwater has told the Board of Education that he's stepping down in June of 2008.
A $200 Million Dollar Casino Proposal in Beloit received regional approval Monday.
Experts say warmer temperatures cause bald eagles either to head North or to disperse throughout the area, but visitors during Sauk Prairie's Bald Eagle Watching Days can expect to see the majestic birds.
Volunteers With A Petition Asking To Impeach Bush Go Door To Door In Stoughton.
Local nurses bare skin to raise money for scholarship fund.
