The jury foreman in the Scott Jensen trial says some jurors shed tears as they deliberated for more than 15 hours.

The challenge is to be cleaner and quieter. The UW Madison snowmobiling team hopes to meet that challenge and clean up the competition.

In less than a month, people in the Monona Grove School district will vote on a proposal to build a new school and make millions of dollars of improvements to existing buildings.

For decades, Wisconsin was known for its progressive, and clean politics. But on May 20th, 2001, what was thought to be clean was exposed as dirty.

The jury has returned a guilty verdict on three felony charges and a misdemeanor charge against the former Assembly speaker; Former aide Sherry Schultz convicted on one felony count.

The woman facing murder charges in connection to the overdose death of Sarah Stellner last spring is back in court, charged with three more felony counts.

A Madison man accused of assaulting a woman last week told police he was drunk and crazy when he attacked her on Frances Street.

Columbia County Authorities alert residents of a phone message scam.

What looked like a kidnapping at gunpoint in Madison Tuesday, turned out to be a school project.

Jurors in the trail of the former Assembly speaker and his aide have a couple of questions for the judge during the first full day of deliberations

Wet, rainy weather may be to blame for thousands of incorrect S.A.T. scores. That statement comes from the company responsible for scanning answer sheets.

Preventing hate begins with the very young. That's one of the lessons learned Thursday from an expert and a former skinhead.

It is something the town of Rio hasn't seen the likes of in more than 80 years, the WIAA girls’ state tournament.

You may soon notice a reduced amount of black smoke pouring out of the exhaust pipes of school buses. It's because of a new initiative to clean up our air.

Jensen is charged with three felonies and a misdemeanor for misconduct in office in connection with the cacus scandal investigation that began in 2001

New efforts are underway to change a proposed mandatory sick leave ordiance in the city of Madison.

There's a new work of art greeting travelers at the Dane County Regional airport.

By a vote of 17 to 15, the Senate moved to indefinitely put off action on the measure.

Gary Hamblin has spent nearly 40 years in law enforcement. Now he says it's time to spend more time with his family.

What goes up must come down and thankfully that applies to your electrical rates.

A local EMT says Wednesday's deadly crash is not the first accident at the Iowa County intersection.

An accident in Columbia County claims a life, and 14 kids on a school bus are involved in a Grant County crash

Jensen's final motion for mistrial has been rejected, and Sherry Schultz's defense is nearly rested.

The Public Service Commission is launching a fuel cost refund investigation that might bring you some additional cash.

A new law is on the books that will help thousands of Wisconsin families pay for heat.