Gretchen Gerlach

Beginning Tuesday, hospitalized voters can appoint an agent to retrieve their Parisian Primary absentee ballot from the City of Madison Clerk’s Office.

A 27-year-old Madison man was sentenced to seven years behind federal bars Tuesday after pleading guilty to armed robbery of a Madison bank.

A woman says it was an old acquaintance who punched her and stole her bearded dragon on July 28, according to Madison Police.

Gov. Tony Evers says he has no secret plans to ban in-person instruction for Wisconsin’s K-12 students this fall.

During a Board of Education meeting Monday, the Waunakee School District voted to reverse its decision on an all-virtual start to the school year for K-4 students.

In response to Wisconsin State Sen. Nass’ assertion of “dramatically flawed data” used by the Department of Health Services, DHS told NBC15 Monday that all COVID-19 data – positive and negative results – is processed into the system.

Madison Police say a pizza delivery driver reported being pistol-whipped and robbed Tuesday morning.

United Way of Dane County, State Line Distillery and Madison distillery are teaming up to distribute hand sanitizer to local organizations in need.

The Darlington Police Department is investigating a weekend hit-and-run spree that left multiple vehicles and property damaged in the city, according to a release issued Tuesday.

Jefferson County Police are searching for a man and woman involved in an armed robbery of Lake Mills Travel Plaza Monday night.

Sauk County is offering free COVID-19 tests through the month of August. These are not antibody tests and will not tell you if you previously had the virus.

After ten years with the team, Madison Mallards General Manager Tyler Isham announced Monday he is stepping down from his role to focus on family.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fans won’t be able to attend the Packers’ Training Camp, but the team is inviting fans to share the excitement for the upcoming season in a new way: through letters sent directly to the team.

A Watertown police officer will not be charged for his involvement in a fatal traffic stop that occurred in May.

In an effort to further his third-party presidential campaign, Kanye West is now trying to get on the Wisconsin Ballot according to reporting by New York Magazine.

Goodman's Jewelers is back in business after looters targeted the State Street storefront two months ago when unrest broke out across the downtown area.

The percent of positive COVID-19 cases statewide jumped again to 9.6 percent Sunday, as 922 of the 9,643 new tests came back positive.

The Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Health is investigating the source of five total COIVD-19 cases in the Sauk and Shawano-Menominee Counties, according to a releases issued Sunday.

A 43-year-old Argyle man was arrested by New Glarus Police for his sixth OWI offense Friday according to a release.

Justice Jill Karofsky will be sworn in Saturday around 1:00 p.m. while she runs a 100-mile ultra-marathon.

The list of professional athletes opting out of their 2020 sporting seasons is steadily growing.

Officers from the Monroe police department arrested a 27-year-old Beloit man Friday after a traffic offense stop in the W6000 block of State Hwy 11.

Police say the vehicle was at a residence in the 100 block of Michigan St. in the City of Portage, however when officers attempted to make contact with the man outside the residence, he fled on foot.

For the ninth year in a row, University of Wisconsin Hospitals, including University Hospital and UW Health at the American Center, have been ranked #1 by U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Hospitals.”

According to a new survey, UW-Madison workers are uncomfortable with the university’s plan to reopen in the fall and bring students back to campus amid the current public health crisis.

The City of Monona announced Tuesday that due to COVID-19, all polling places for the Aug. 11 partisan primary election will be combined.

According to a release issued by the Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded to calls in the towns of Cross Plains and Springdale Monday for reports of scammers going door to door offering asphalt services but then demanding inflated prices after completing their work.

Police were dispatched to a robbery that occurred at 1425 Wisconsin Dells Parkway around 3:00 p.m. The suspects were described as two black males in their 20′s. They brandished firearms and demanded cash before fleeing on foot prior to police arrival.

Police say two vehicles were involved the incident and there were no injuries reported.

Green Bay Packers receiver Devin Funchess announced on social media Tuesday he is opting out of the upcoming NFL season.

The Madison Police Department’s Special Victims Unit needs the community’s help in identifying a man who exposed himself to children in the toy area of the Target on Junction Rd.

Two Janesville residents were arrested Tuesday after the Rock County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigations Unit and SWAT team seized three firearms, cash and amphetamines from their home.

According to the numbers released by the Department of Health Service, the percent of positive COVID-19 cases has dropped again while statewide deaths passed 900 Tuesday.

“Please stop, I have a kid on the way,” the expectant father plead with the driver of a car, police say. He was dragged about 20 feet before falling in the street.

Following the NACC’s decision to postpone all conference regular-season competition and championship events through December 31, 2020, Edgewood College says they are still committed to getting students back on campus this fall.

The 73-year-old left his home in Rural Browntown, Green County this morning to run some errands but has not returned.

With myths circulating on social media and new research constantly emerging, University of Wisconsin Madison School of Medicine and Public Health is urging the public to think critically before liking, sharing or posting information surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

A celebration would usually take place at the hospital, but due to COVID-19, the hospitals administrators showed up at his house to celebrate with balloons, cake and cards.

According to a release issued Monday, 12,000 local children received books through the Madison Reading Project’s partnership with community organizations including Reach Dane, Boys/Girls Club of Dane County, Madison School & Community Recreation’s Art Cart and elementary schools for family pick-up.

The Madison Police Department’s Violent Crimes Unit says the gunshot victims in the Schroeder Rd./Chapel Hill shooting Saturday were traveling in a car when at least one gunman opened fire on them from inside another vehicle.

The incident occurred around 5:05 p.m. Monday evening. The State Patrol estimates lane closures for the next hour.

Sauk County Public Health is forced to cancel the two days of free, drive-thru testing for residents and workers in the Wisconsin Dells area because the parking lot where the testing was supposed to take place is no longer available for use, according to a statement released Monday.

When officers tried to arrest him, Henson became combative. He punched and head butted an officer while being secured and yelled and screamed “you’re dead!” at the officers trying to handcuff him.

The percent of positive COVID-19 cases is trending upwards again after a backlog of 17,000 negative tests caused a significant decrease in the percent positive cases earlier this week.

Police say all individuals involved in the incident fled the scene before officers arrived around 4:25 a.m., however the cabin was searched, and police confirmed one round had been fired inside.

A Trooper located the vehicle on Hahn Road and initiated a traffic stop. Officials say Timothy A. Riddle stopped the car but fled on foot. He was caught shortly after.

MPD's Violent Crimes Unit is now investigating the case as a homicide

After three days of new positive COVID-19 cases passing 1,000 the Department of Health Services recorded 953 new positive cases Saturday, keeping the 7-day average of new positive cases above 900 for the second day in a row.

Madison Metro Transit announced its level of service will increase starting Sunday, Aug. 23, however not to the same level that was provided earlier in the year due to budget constraints and staffing limitations.

Police say the driver of the vehicle, James D. Cook, was arrested and booked into the Dane County Jail for operating a motor vehicle without consent and resisting. Two other juvenile suspects were arrested and taken to the Juvenile Reception Center. The remaining two suspects were not located.