Parenting is no easy job, which is why Dean Clinic is joining forces with the Oregon School District and the Oregon Public Library for a morning of informative and educational workshops. Parent University will take place Saturday, October 20 from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Americans will pay more to heat their homes this winter as they feel something they didn't feel much of last year: cold.
Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 7.43 million vehicles worldwide because of a faulty power-window switch.
Amid widespread reports of dead deer being found in Wisconsin cattle farmers are urged to take preventative measures to keep their herds healthy.
If sending a real Wisconsin Christmas tree to a loved one serving overseas is on your to-do list, it's time to get started because you will need time for paperwork.
Madison's Police Chief has released a statement regarding City of Madison parade permits and how they are handled by the Madison Police Department.
The Madison Police Department's Traffic Enforcement Safety Team (T.E.S.T.), in addition to other enforcement efforts, will be specifically addressing traffic violations this week around the city.
Wisconsin voters’ best sources of information about voter registration and absentee voting are their local clerk and MyVote.WI.gov, not mailings from political parties and independent groups, according to the Government Accountability Board.
For the third year in a row, Wisconsin families in need, will stay warm for the winter.
The two-day youth gun deer hunt begins Saturday.
Division of Motor Vehicles’ (DMV) customer service centers and phone centers throughout Wisconsin will be closed for business on Monday, October 8, 2012, Columbus Day, so that all front-line customer service representatives may receive technical process and procedural updates and training.
The Streets Division is going to be collecting refuse and recycling early in some areas of Madison's central city to accommodate the visit by President Barack Obama.
Toys R Us is offering a price matching guarantee on all of its toys and products in stores this holiday.
Some of the country's largest grocery stores are pulling some of their store-brand products off their shelves, because of a recall of peanut butter and other nut products.
The Annual Dane County Fire Chiefs Association Fire Truck Parade is taking place this Sunday, October 7.
The state Division of Motor Vehicles is warning people that its customer service and phone centers will be closed on Columbus Day next week.
Bullying has reached epidemic levels across the United States. One organization in Middleton is teaching kids how to protect themselves.
The Wisconsin Historical Society is gearing up to present its annual Civil War re-enactment.
The four-day Wisconsin Science Festival kicks off Thursday with more than 150 events planned around the state.
Wisconsin's youth deer hunt is set to begin next month.
Adjusting to life after serving overseas can be difficult as it is, then add going back to school to that list. A new clinic at Madison College's Truax Campus is helping ease the veterans' transition.
Parts of the westbound and eastbound beltline will be closed overnight this coming week.
The grocery store chain Trader Joe's is recalling peanut butter that has been linked to 29 salmonella illnesses in 18 states.
A major roofing project on the American Construction Metals will begin this weekend in Beloit. The project will involve the use of a low-flying helicopter.
At last night's Madison Common Council meeting, Alder Satya Rhodes-Conway, introduced a resolution authorizing the Traffic Engineering and City Engineering Divisions to embark on a study to examine how to improve the N. Sherman Avenue corridor for all users.
