Juliana Tornabene
Digital Producer
Madison, WI
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There were 27 deaths reported Wednesday in Wisconsin due to COVID-19, which is the largest one day ever reported.
Fort Atkinson Police had to kill a dog after it attacked officers during a violent group attack Tuesday afternoon.
Education union officials are urging DHS Secretary-designee Andrea Palm Wednesday to order all state K-12 schools, colleges and universities to immediately move to virtual instruction.
City Administrator Randy Reeg confirmed an “incident” occurred on Aug. 7 related to half the police department still being on administrative leave Tuesday, but information was not released to the public.
Monroe Middle School announced they would be moving to Plan C on Tuesday, meaning all classes will be virtual.
A Wisconsin State Patrol trooper arrested a man Tuesday morning on his alleged fourth operating a motor vehicle while impaired citation.
The state Department of Health Services was recognized Tuesday as one of 15 public health programs across the country to be awarded a grant from the CDC to enhance public health strategies for Alzheimers disease.
Cities across the state are facing the largest gap on record in state reimbursements for costs that serve state facilities and some residents may face higher property taxes this year in exchange for the benefit of housing state properties.
The Better Business Bureau is reporting an uptick on package delivery scams Tuesday, which could put people at risk to having their personal information taken.
A staff member at the Potosi School District tested positive for COVID-19 Monday, but they do not typically have direct contact with students.
Belmont community Schools will be closing down the entire district for the rest of the week after a second student tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday.
Rock County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a man Sunday night for his alleged sixth operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated offense after he drove onto a the sidewalk of a hospital.
The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture awarded University of Wisconsin- Madison a grant Monday to support Native American students by providing a path to post-secondary education.
The U.S. Dept. of Treasury awarded $650,000 to Habitat for Humanity Dane County Monday to increase lending and investment activity in economically distressed areas of Dane County.
The Montford Point Marine Association paid tribute Saturday to African American marines who served the U.S. Army during World War II through an honorary street naming ceremony.
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed a motion for an immediate injunction Monday in the Polk County Circuit Court in a lawsuit challenging the emergency declaration that Gov. Tony Evers extended Sept. 22 that extended the statewide mask mandate.
The Better Business Bureau reported an increase in employment scams Monday where people impersonate professors and university departments claiming to help college students get a part-time job.
Bucks shooting guard and Madison native Wesley Matthews gave the largest personal gift from a professional athlete in the history Monday to the Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer Fund.
Friday Football Blitz is back with Week One!
Death of Black man spurs Beltline protest, police chief says the case is “absolutely not” about race
The death of a Black man following a high-speed chase with Monona Police spurred protesters to shut down a portion of the Beltline on Thursday, but the police chief maintains that race had nothing to do with the driver’s death.
The Madison Fire Department Lake Rescue Team will be holding a dedication ceremony Monday to name its newest boat “The Yapper.”
The Rock County Board passed an ordinance change Thursday night to set the penalty for possessing 28 grams or less of cannabis to no more than a $1 fine.
About 62% of adults across the nation believe the Supreme Court justice' decisions are motivated mainly by the law, while the remainder believe they are motivated mainly by politics.
he first all-female UW Med-Flight crew took off last month, reaching a milestone for the team.
State Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Sen. Scott Fitzgerald urged the Madison clerk’s office to cancel the Democracy in the Park event in a letter on their behalf Friday, calling it an “illegal collection of ballots.”
At least 50 people are protesting on Friday evening as they walk along John Nolan Drive.
Craig and Parker high schools in Janesville will be changing their daily in-person classes to an A/B schedule starting Wednesday Oct. 7 for the rest of the semester, meaning students will alternate between in-person and homework completion.
The Dane County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the man who died following a Monona police pursuit on September 17.
Dodgeville School District students grade 7-12 will be shifting to a blended learning model starting Monday due to the sharp rise in COVID-19 cases in Iowa County.
A man drove over 100 mph away from Columbia Co. deputies early Friday morning, had their tire fly off the rim and then ran into the woods before being arrested.
Traffic is backed up over three miles on I-90/94 near Portage due to a crash in the area Friday afternoon.
The Mauston Police and Fire Commission met Thursday to give an update on nearly half of the police department still being on administrative leave.
Dane County had the highest number of absentee ballots returned in the state, according to new numbers.
Spectrum will be granted a total of $45,000 to two Madison-area nonprofits with the goal of furthering digital literacy in under-served populations of the city.
Attorney General Josh Kaul announced Thursday Wisconsin had joined the U.S. in a $678 million kickback settlement with a pharmaceutical company.
All eastbound lanes on the Beltline are closed currently at Todd Drive.
The Big Ten Conference determined Thursday bands will not participate at games this football season, meaning the Wisconsin Band will not be playing this year.
Eight schools in Wisconsin were recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools on Thursday based on their overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps among students.
The Madison Police Department is asking the public for their help to identify the suspect of a gas station burglary earlier this month.
Kraft is bringing Pumpkin Spice Macaroni & Cheese to the US this Friday, but you’ll have to visit the company’s Twitter account to score a box.
Delta Dental of Wisconsin Foundation is granting $100,000 to 27 schools across the state Thursday in order to install touchless water bottle filling stations.
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has remained ahead of President Donald Trump for voter support in three battleground states- Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Wisconsin’s private, nonprofit and tribal colleges and universities will receive $8.3 million to increase COVID-19 testing efforts.
The Green Bay Packers launched a free app on Thursday and fans can win prizes by showing off their knowledge about their favorite team.
Madison police officers responded to the call of multiple shots fired, but did not find any evidence when they arrived.
About 100 people gathered for a vigil Wednesday night at the Capitol following unrest after a grand jury indicted a former Louisville metro police officer involved in the case of Breonna Taylor on criminal charges, but not for her death.
The American Players Theatre will make a return starting this Friday after canceling its entire season earlier this year.
The Dept. of Natural Resources is encouraging hunters to participate as volunteers to help grow programs that provide Chronic Wasting Disease testing for more hunters in the state.
Madison was ranked second out of the 100 largest metro cities in the country for the biggest decrease in rental price for a one-bedroom apartment on Wednesday.
Small businesses that were damaged during the civil unrest in Kenosha are now eligible to receive up to $50,000 in the form of a microloan after $3 million was added to a relief fund.