Hunters killed more deer this year during Wisconsin's popular 9-day hunt. The state Department of Natural Resources today says that 336,211 deer were killed -- up 7% from the preliminary count a year ago.
A judge has ruled that school records of a 15-year-old boy accused of gunning down his principal can not be turned over to prosecutors. The ruling comes after Eric Hainstock's attorney argued that the records are confidential.
A cancer-causing chemical has been found in a Madison drinking water well, but city officials say there is no reason to worry.
We now know the name of the man found in Madison's Wingra Creek.
Police are looking for a gunman they say opened fire on a crowd in Beloit injuring four people.
Federal prosecutors have charged three men with planning to distribute drugs in a sting operation that uncovered a cocaine stash worth $4 million.
A UW Madison alum, who now works in entertainment in LA, is organizing a red carpet-like fundraising event for the 80-year-old marquee at Madison's Orpheum Theatre.
The Department of Administration says tax revenues will only grow by 3.6% and 4% over the next two years, meaning the state will face a $1.6 billion budget deficit.
The Wisconsin state patrol will have cars on the roads and planes in the sky to crack down on bad driving during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Attorney general hopeful Kathleen Falk finally concedes she lost the race, 2 weeks after the election was held. Unofficial returns on election night showed Republican JB Van Hollen defeated Falk by more than 9,000 votes.
Police say University of Minnesota student Chris Jenkins died after he was thrown off a bridge in downtown Minneapolis 4 years ago. And they're apologizing to his family for first suspecting his death was a suicide or accident.
Last year's regular season game in Hawaii drew some Badger fans from the bowl game in Orlando. No such paradise this year, so fans are betting on a Capital One Bowl game in Orlando, just like last year.
Lights and water rescue suits were in use on the Yahara river in Stoughton tonight. But thankfully, there was no one to rescue. The Stoughton fire department was getting some training in on a half dozen new water rescue suits.
Madison Police are searching for suspects after 2 armed robberies in unusual places. Police say two men were attacked in their own driveways at separate locations between 8:00 and 9:00 Sunday night.
The Department of Natural Resources reports Monday that preliminary counts show hunters killed 167,573 deer during the first 2 days of the season -- up about 6,500 from a year ago.
'America's Most Wanted' to Feature Nashville Slayings. Police say the Arkansas couple allegedly killed by a man arrested in Wisconsin had been shot in the head and their bodies dragged by an all-terrain vehicle.
Three hunters are dead in unrelated incidents. 36-year-old Macarthur died while hunting yesterday morning in Taylor County, the cause of his death is unknown.
Investigators Are Looking For A Missing Hunter in Wood County. The hunter suffers from the beginning stages of Alzheimer's Disease.
One man is taken to the hospital after a fire in his apartment Sunday in Stoughton.
The 2006 gun deer season is underway and the Wisconsin DNR wants hunters to take more than their fill.
It's been 5 years since the state first learned of CWD, a deadly deer disease, since then the state has been working to eradicate it. The state has spent $27 million to eradicate CWD and with the deer hunting season starting in just 2 days, some say Wisconsin's approach to the disease should be reevaluated.
A group of Wisconsin filmmakers and lawmakers hope to lay the welcome mat out for Hollywood a little sooner. The filmmakers are pushing to have the Film Wisconsin Incentives Bill take effect as early as January of 2007 instead of 2008.
The Department of Ag has people at the state line travel centers talking to out of state hunters about not bringing firewood to deercamp.
The mania over the new Playstation system is turned up a notch in West Bend on Thursday. A 19-year-old man had to be taken to the hospital after he was injured racing other customers for a chance to buy the game console, which goes on sale after midnight.
After battling for most of the last year, Asmeret Yosef has been deported to Eritrea ... but her family is still fighting to fix what they say is a broken immigration system.
