Taking a break from Capitol Hill, Wisconsin Senator Russ Feingold was back at home to answer questions from his youngest constituents

Police in Racine are looking for a suspect in the early morning shooting

Governor Doyle tries to inspire Wisconsin residents with a progress report and his plan for the future Tuesday night. Legislators gathered at the capitol tonight to hear the State of the State address.

Monona residents will see a petition on the April ballot asking whether U.S. troops should be withdrawn from Iraq

State employees are trying to pick up the slack left by the federal government after enacting Medicare's new prescription drug program.

A meeting about a proposed public sick leave ordinance in Madison has been cancelled.

A Madison police officer is suspended after an internal investigation proves he used excessive force during an arrest.

The Seminole Highway bridge will be closed for at least two more months.

Gov. Doyle has promised to veto the bill, setting up a veto override in the Assembly.

One person is killed and the interstate shut down for several hours following an early morning accident near Lodi

Scenic Lake Belle View in Belleville is set for a makeover. But, the plan has some in the small community wondering if they're getting enough for their money.

It's always a good time to be a Badger fan, but this winter is turning into something extra special.

A muskie that northern Wisconsin fishing great Louis Spray caught in 1949 is still considered the world's largest by Hayward's national Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame.

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf worked as a busgirl at Rennebohm's Pharmacy from 1962-'63.

Monday's holiday is usually a day off from school for many kids in our area. But not at Middleton High School, where students honored Dr. King inside the classroom.

Hundreds of people gather at the capitol to pay tribute to his life, legacy and love of all humanity through song and words

There's what looks to be a happy medium between the Middleton Education Association and district teachers.

Scientists at a little-known laboratory in Madison are preparing for their largest ever project. They're helping lead the nation's effort to watch for bird flu.

Several residents on the southside of Madison woke to find graffiti on their property.

January marks CPR training month for one major Madison employer. Every year, it employs instructors from the American Red Cross to train field employees in first aid -- either to help co-workers or anyone in the community if an emergency arises on the job.

A Madison squadron of the Civil Air Patrol has a new tool they say will make all of us safer.

All crews were on hand to say farewell to two dedicated firefighters.

A fire at an apartment complex on Madison's westside displaces a number of people. Investigators are still looking for a cause.

Local law enforcement teamed up to catch a pair of burglars red-handed.

Some local children opted to go to school this weekend for a flavorful lesson -- in nutrition.