For years, experts have been looking for ways to make the long road to recovery a little shorter and easier for stroke patients. Sarah Carlson shows the incredible results of a treatment that can actually be taken home.

The Dane County board approves a new law allowing mothers to breastfeed in public without being harassed.

New charges are filed against a Janesville man accused of sexual abuse of a child, as well as manufacturing child pornography.

A little girl in Beloit is killed just days before her ninth birthday in a bizarre accident inside the Liberty Laundromat. 8-year-old Ana Mendoza was killed when a large table fell and crushed her head.

Madison Fire investigators say someone set a fire at the Palace Latin Club just after 2 am Thursday. The fire caused a small explosion and $150,000 in damage.

The state revenue department has retrieved about 54,500 undelivered tax booklets from post offices in Portage, Madison and Oshkosh because the labels inadvertently include the taxpayer's Social Security.

Governor Doyle begins his second term today with a dramatically different political landscape in Madison. Democrats have control of the state Senate for the first time in 4 years. And the Republican control of the Assembly has dropped by 8 to just 52-47.

Wisconsin has a new top cop. Republican J.B. Van Hollen took the oath of office Wednesday at the capitol. As Attorney General, Van Hollen heads up the state Justice Department--which oversees the state crime lab. As we've reported, DNA evidence is piling up at the lab, creating a backlog in the system. Van Hollen says that's not acceptable, but admits there's no quick fix.

When push comes to shove, your child's pedal toy may be more risky than you think. A new study released by the Centers for Disease Control found more than 2,000 of Wisconsin children were taken to the ER because of small bicycle and tricycle accidents in 2002 through 2004.

The Madison Mallards want to upgrade its facility. In exchange for the paying for the renovations the team wants more control over the field.

Warm weather might make for an easier walk to your car in the morning, but it could end up taking a toll on the plants in your yard and the birds in our state.

The man accused of kidnapping and raping two women in downtown Madison makes his first appearance in court. Antonio Pope stood mute in front of a judge today, waiving his right to a preliminary hearing.

Madison's city council stands to lose at least nine incumbents this spring, but the Madison Chamber of Commerce sees an opportunity as it plans to endorse candidates for the first time in its more than 50-year history.

It's out with the old and in with the new at the City County Building. More than a half dozen newly or re-elected county officials took their oath of office this morning in Madison.

A 26 year old Waunakee man injured during a car accident on Christmas night has died. Police tell us Brian McNally passed away December 29th. The teenager driving the car that struck McNally's appeared in Dane County Court today.

Former congressman Mark Green will rejoin the law firm where he worked before his election to Congress. Green will join the Green Bay office of Godfrey and Kahn. He'll help businesses with administrative and regulatory matters, as well as assist them in international markets.

The Badgers were on the field New Year's Day, but they were sharing sports headlines with a famous football player from another league.

John Stocco threw two first-half touchdown passes and Wisconsin held on through a tense second half to beat Arkansas 17-14 in the Capital One Bowl today.

Milwaukee authorities say a 31-year-old pregnant woman was killed when a semi truck backed into her.

Homicides are down in Wisconsin's largest city. Milwaukee police say homicides decreased by 16 percent in 2006 over 2005.

There is a free service available for partiers - to prevent drinking and driving. Mick Rusch with Metro Transit is here to talk about the initiative.

Another alleged sexual assault, this time on Madison's west side, has left police begging residents to keep their doors locked.

United Steelworkers members in Sun Prairie voted for the contract agreement worked out by the striking union and Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.

Authorities are reminding area residents to keep their home and car doors locked after a series of break-ins. The Dane County Sheriff's department says thieves are targeting homes and vehicles in the town of Westport.

Identity thieves could be foiled by one of several new laws taking effect in a few days. Snowmobiliers will have to tap the breaks if it ever snows and one law Wisconsin will not see in January is now in 48 others states across the nation.