Juliana Tornabene
Digital Producer
Madison, WI
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A former Clinton coach accused of inappropriately touching a student appeared in court on Monday for his pretrial risk report to have his bond set.
Wisconsin State Patrol says two people are dead and one person is injured after a car drove the wrong way on I-94 in Jefferson County.
A new study at University of Wisconsin- Madison notes that screen time for children and families is skyrocketing between work, school and entertainment.
As new COVID-19 variants pop up around the world, local health officials are noting Monday that this is not a surprise.
UW System Regent José Delgado died Sunday afternoon, President Tommy Thompson and Regent President Andrew S. Petersen announced Monday
An all-electric vehicle taxicab company based in Madison has expanded Monday to offer services in Janesville.
The co-chairs of the Wisconsin Joint Committee on Finance urged Gov. Tony Evers Monday to upgrade the unemployment insurance IT system.
Rock County residents who are 65 years of age and older, who do not have a regular health care provider, now have a way to request a COVID-19 vaccine.
The number of COVID-19 cases dipped below 1,000 for the first time during 2021.
More than 5% of the Dane County population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19, health officials noted Friday.
University of Wisconsin- Madison has decided to convert their COVID-19 testing sites to drop-in testing only, following feedback from students, employees and the COVID-19 test site staff.
A Boscobel woman is recycling sweaters from lost loved ones and turning them into warm mittens.
A judge has modified the bond agreement Friday for Kyle Rittenhouse.
The Wisconsin National Guard will begin vaccinating Rock County residents starting next Tuesday at Blackhawk Technical College.
At least 650 School District of Janesville employees were vaccinated by noon on Friday by Mercyhealth.
The City of Beloit has declared a snow emergency Friday that starts Saturday night, meaning residents must move their cars off of city streets.
Gov. Tony Evers is preparing to sue companies responsible for PFAS contamination in Wisconsin.
University of Wisconsin Health Services will begin vaccinating students and employees who are 65 years of age or older, they announced Friday.
More than 56,000 people have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the Department of Health Services’ preliminary data indicates Friday.
Jefferson County Health Department has been able to vaccinate over 800 people since launching their first COVID-19 vaccine clinic last week.
Those in the compressed natural gas industry encouraged dairy farmers Thursday to consider investing in the manure business.
The People’s Maps Commission asked the public for their input Thursday on redistricting Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District.
Dane County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Middleton woman Thursday who is accused of homicide in Oklahoma.
SSM Health has partnered with multiple organizations to help promote diversity around their new clinic project’s workforce and sub-contractors.
The Department of Health Services reported Thursday that the past 24 hours marked the single largest day of vaccinations yet, with 22,072 vaccine doses administered.
UnityPoint Health- Meriter administered their first vaccines to people over the age of 65 Thursday to their clinic patients.
In order for the public to better understand case activity metrics across counties in Wisconsin, the Department of Health Services has improved features to those data visualizations on their COVID-19 dashboard.
The Dane County Board will consider distributing millions of dollars to county businesses and families struggling to pay rent during its meeting Thursday night.
A 24-year-old man was tentatively charged with alleged disarming a peace officer Wednesday night after lunging at a Madison Police Department officer’s gun to remove it and kicking another officer.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway congratulated President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris Wednesday and let them know that the City is looking forward to working with them.
Wisconsinites who received unemployment insurance benefits last year must report those benefits as taxable income in their 2020 tax returns, the Dept. of Workforce Development reminded residents Wednesday.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services released preliminary data Wednesday that more than 45,000 Wisconsinites have completed their COVID-19 vaccination series.
Blackhawk Technical College has canceled drive-thru testing Wednesday due to cold temperatures and windchill.
The Wisconsin State Capitol appeared fairly quiet Wednesday during the Inauguration Day ceremony, with a few protesters and security in sight.
A conservative law group filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Dane County to challenge their gathering order.
The Madison Fire Department is investigating a fire Tuesday night that used to be the location of the former Oscar Mayer plant.
An 8-year-old Wisconsin girl is among the star-studded lineup in Wednesday’s inauguration special.
Just because someone isn’t a resident of Wisconsin, doesn’t necessarily mean that they can’t get a COVID-19 vaccine here, the state Department of Health Services noted Tuesday.
IRS officials are warning Wisconsinites of scams Tuesday related to COVID-19 stimulus checks as the second round of payments are underway.
Madison Police Department officers arrested a man Monday after he is accused of pointing a BB gun at a person and then cutting the victim with a knife.
Nearly half of all Wisconsin schools reported at least one incident of using seclusion or physical restraint with a student during the 2019-20 school year, the Department of Public Instruction notes.
President Trump delivered a farewell address Tuesday in a video message.
Preliminary data shows that 40,130 Wisconsinites have are fully vaccinated now against COVID-19, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services reports Tuesday.
The Overture Center for the Arts and Little John’s Kitchens worked together Monday to feed people in the community on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Dane County Sheriff David Mahoney announced Monday that he will be retiring from law enforcement.
Health associations recognized Mercyhealth on Monday for its efforts to reduce the number of patients with high blood pressure.
The wait is officially over for those who wanted to explore the Lake Geneva Ice Castles- the attraction is set to open on Friday.
The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office reports “drastic increases” Monday in the number of impaired driving cases within the county and have increased patrols.
New COVID-19 cases and deaths were reported at fairly low levels on Monday, but the seven-day rolling average for deaths due to COVID-19 is increasing.
Middleton Tourism staff more than doubled their personal record this year for donations raised during the Big Bundle Up clothing drive, bringing in 1,673 winter clothing items to give to families in need.