Eliana Schreiber

This week’s NBC15 Pet of the Week has fur as soft as a velour tracksuit!

In honor of the big milestone, TEMPO is hosting a celebratory event on October 8.

Fun fact about Harley: her favorite food is cream cheese!

Beagle lovers, look out! This week’s NBC15 Pet of the Week may steal your heart.

In Janesville, the Kadlec Ranch Rescue is participating this year for the first time ever, with lots of cats and kittens in the foster system still looking for homes!

This week’s NBC15 Pets of the Week aren’t biological siblings, but you wouldn’t know any different by the way they act together!

This week’s NBC15 Pet of the Week is 14 pounds of pure puppy bliss!

In Dane County, 7.8% of residents are struggling — lacking consistent access to enough food for an active, healthy life.

NBC15′s Pet of the Week this week is a beautiful American Blue Heeler mix with a sweet puppy face and an even sweeter personality!

This week’s NBC15 Pet of the Week may not have a curl on his body, but he does have two brothers appropriately named Moe and Larry.

Summer is in full swing, and Madison has so much to offer during the warmer months.

Can someone say “cuddle puddle”? These 2-month-old kittens love snuggling no matter what time of day!

Summer is around the corner, which is the perfect time to adopt a new puppy! Luckily, our NBC15 Pet of the Week is eagerly awaiting her next furever home!

Wisconsin’s 74th Alice in Dairyland, Julia Nunes, visited the NBC 15 station Tuesday to share the importance of National Dairy Month in the state, what makes dairy products good for us and some ways to enjoy dairy products this June.

Warning: the NBC 15 Pet of the Week this week is a total sweetheart and you may fall in love with him!

Our NBC 15 Pet of the Week this week is an adorable, snuggly 2-month-old mixed breed puppy named Buck.

This 5-year-old mixed breed pup is still full of energy even as an adult dog, and she loves people!

He is a 4-year-old lab mix, weighs about 65 pounds, and can’t wait to find his fur-ever home.

The Clay Collective is a group of 10 potters based in South Central Wisconsin with a combined total of over 300 years of experience that formed back in 2012.

This week’s Pet of the Week may only have three legs, but he hasn’t lost a bit of his puppy energy and enthusiasm!

Tuesday morning, MPD officially unveiled a decked out squad car with rainbow puzzle pieces and the words “Autism awareness” painted on it.

Fidalia “Dale” Breunig has four children, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

TSA officials said the firearm was loaded, and added the passenger — a Wonewoc resident — had a concealed carry permit.

April showers bring more than just May flowers... they also bring more seasonal allergies.

This week’s NBC15 Pet of the Week is a sweet 3-month-old pup named Martin!

U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin made a trip to Stoughton Wednesday to tour the facility at Stoughton Trailers and discuss her recent supply chain initiatives.

Two officers from the Madison Police Dept. were kicked in the legs while trying to arrest a 17-year-old on the city’s east side, MPD reported.

Nonprofit organizations in the state can apply for up to $500,000 to recruit, train and license teachers to meet the state’s Department of Public Instruction guidelines for serving low-income and urban area school districts.

The 2022 Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Wisconsin is back in-person after last year’s event was scaled back due to Covid-19 concerns.

The annual Trivia Night Fundraiser, hosted by the Dodge County Meat and Animal Sale Committee at Waterloo High School will be held on March 12 and proceeds go toward improving lamb and beef barns at the fairgrounds.

Adrian Cortez Edwards is described as 6 feet tall and 185 pounds, with black hair and a distinctive large Wisconsin “W” tattoo on his neck.

Security Officer Chad P. Christiansen of Baraboo, who worked at Volk Field Air National Guard Base, lost his life due to complications from contracting COVID-19 in the line of duty.

The money is part of the 2021 Farm Support Program, one which provides direct aid payments to farmers statewide who experienced financial hardship due to the pandemic.

Kaul prompted any students with credible threats or tips to report them, either through the Office of School Safety’s Speak Up, Speak Out reporting system or to local law enforcement.

He was valued among his colleagues at WPD for always working diligently with his handler, Officer Justin Stuppy.

The event and the University will comply with all COVID-19 public health guidelines, including requiring all attendees to wear masks, according to a press release from UW–Madison.

As the holidays are quickly approaching, our anchor Leigh Mills sat down with Verizon’s Gadget Guru Steve Van Dinter to show off five last-minute gift ideas perfect for any technology lover.

The funding will be used to build a Food Pantry Network with funding diverted into two of the state’s largest hunger relief organizations.

Gov. Tony Evers praised the act as a “Win for Wisconsin.”

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will soon complete three restoration projects to improve wetland hydrology and vegetation across more than 150 acres of land.