UPDATE: Madison Police Release Reports in Officer-Involved Shooting
UPDATE: Friday, Madison Police released hundreds of pages of documents and video concerning the officer-involved shooting that killed Paul Heenan.
UPDATE: Friday, Madison Police released hundreds of pages of documents and video concerning the officer-involved shooting that killed Paul Heenan.
Wisconsin veterans who have been awarded the Purple Heart will soon get free admission to some popular Milwaukee County venues.
Cooking buffs will get a chance to prepare a 19th-century meal at a southeastern Wisconsin historical site.
Madison Gas and Electric say over 90 percent of power outages from yesterday have been restored.
Due to safety considerations based on current and projected weather conditions, Metro has canceled all fixed-route and paratransit bus service for today, Friday December 21, 2012.
The City of Madison Streets Division has a plan in place for the impending storm that will start this evening and last until late Thursday afternoon.
UPDATE: Travelers heading out this weekend for the holidays face some cancellations and flight delays as conditions improve following a Midwest blizzard.
The Streets Division has suspended refuse and recycling collection Friday. Crews did get out and collect form many households but were unable to provide service in many areas of the Thrusday collection areas due to road conditions.
With the accumulation of heavy wet snow, the City of Madison Fire Department would like to remind everyone to be careful while shoveling and snowblowing.
In anticipation of the heavy winter snow storm that will begin this evening, the Madison Parking Utility will open up its garages to residents who need to get their vehicles off the street tonight.
Callers representing themselves as “Senior Emergency Care,” “Senior Safety Alert” and “Senior Safe Alert” have recently pounded Wisconsin homes with prerecorded telephone calls pitching personal emergency alert systems.
Tonight and Thursday Madison Parks Staff will be working on public safety issues such as snow removal on sidewalks, parking lots, roads, bus stops and bike paths. AFTER that has been addressed, staff can then turn their attention to recreation area maintenance.
As heavy snowfall and high winds hit the area, Alliant Energy reminds customers not to forget about clearing snow and ice from their gas meter as well as their furnace vents and other vents around their home.
A number of communities have declared snow emergencies.
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art is sharing its work with local schools.
UPDATE: Instagram says it will revise a planned update to its service agreement after confusion about its intent led to widespread user complaints.
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) suggests that consumers learn how refunds and returns work before they buy gifts for friends and loved ones.
A statewide committee of judges, the Bail Bond Committee, agreed to a request by Madison Alder Sue Ellingson to double the fine for failure to yield to a pedestrian. On January 1, it will increase from $75 to $150.
Gov. Scott Walker says he's considering several options to keep tuitions affordable in the University of Wisconsin System.
Snow totals are coming in from this week's storm. Some estimates put the total at 20 inches parts of Madison.
The Columbus Police Department is investigating the death of two dogs recently. It is suspected that the dogs died from ingesting rat poison.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced today that construction has been completed on the county’s new recycling center – a $4 million dollar facility with ‘green’ features that will extend the life of the county’s landfill and expand the popular Clean Sweep program year-round.
This Christmas travel season could be the busiest in six years, with 93.3 million Americans predicted to hit the road, according to AAA. That's 1.6 percent more than last year and just 400,000 people shy of the 2006 record.
The Madison Police Department has a few openings left for its 2013 Citizens' Academy.
UPDATE: A Milwaukee woman convicted of trying to steal a baby by killing a pregnant woman and slicing out her full-term fetus has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance for parole.
