Kylie Jacobs

Madison Fire Department reported that a resident on Pebble Beach Drive returned home from a brief vacation to find their house filled with smoke and ash Tuesday evening.

The Columbus Fire Department, along with several other units pitched in to put out a house fire mid Tuesday morning in Columbus.

Transportation Security Administration prevented the third handgun this year from making its way onboard an airplane at the Dane County Regional Airport (MSN) Saturday afternoon.

Here’s a list of fireworks displays happening in local communities in celebration of the Fourth of July.

Two people were arrested in Madison following a traffic stop Saturday night, where University of Wisconsin Police learned the vehicle was stolen and it contained a stolen firearm.

A distracted driver reportedly looking at their phone caused a three vehicle crash on I-94 near Johnson Creek Wednesday afternoon, Wisconsin State Patrol reported.

The two right lanes of traffic are blocked on US 12/18 westbound near Todd Drive, due to an accident Wednesday afternoon.

Rock County Officials are removing a slow-no-wake restriction on a portion of the Rock River Wednesday after stating water levels have retreated.

A missing endangered person alert has been issued for a missing 68-year-old last seen leaving her group home Saturday evening in Cudahy, according to officials.

SSM Health announced Wednesday that they are now scheduling COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children aged six months to 4-years-old.

Madison Fire Department reported one person was taken to the hospital after being found unresponsive in an apartment building on the east side of town Tuesday afternoon.

A local artist and the New Glarus Chamber of Commerce has helped transform the old New Glarus Foods building into a bright piece of work showcasing local images.

A Coon Valley mother was able to keep an active lifestyle - and her life, thanks to an innovative heart valve procedure she was able to receive at UW Health.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is reminding travelers over the holiday weekend to continue practicing safe driving techniques.

There’s only a a week left to vote for the names of the electric trash and recycling compactor at the Sycamore Avenue drop-off site, and there’s currently been more than 1,300 ballots received.

Madison Police Department is investigating after multiple people reported hearing gunshots on the west side of Madison.

Summer is in full swing, and with that comes a slew of outdoor activities to find the best way to spend it.

The Orchestras held a ceremonial groundbreaking for their new WYSO Center for Music on Monday morning and featured performances from a student brass quintet, string quartet, and string choir of Music makers violinists.

A recent graduate of Brookfield High School was selected as the second runner up in the Distinguished Young Women National Finals competition on Saturday and was given a cash scholarship of $15,000.

The Rock County Historical Society will host “Artrageous Wednesday” on June 29, with more than 30 locally painted “thank you” hearts that were displayed throughout the city will be auctioned off. Heart ornaments that were hung on Christmas trees during the RCHS Holiday Tree Shows will be auctioned as well.

Following the overturn of Roe v. Wade that allows states to determine the legality of abortion, Wisconsin could return to its 1849 law banning the procedure post 20 weeks gestation.

A Silver Alert has been issued for a man last seen in Madison who has dementia.

New data in a March 2022 study by the AARP showing the number of fire-arm related injuries increasing during the pandemic and death by firearms becoming the leading cause of death for people 19 years and younger.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation held a webinar Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss how they plan on expanding public access to electric vehicle charging stations throughout the state.

The first shipment of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines for children 6 months to 4 years old arrived Wednesday morning to SSM Health.

A Waukesha County judge has denied the motion for changing the venue for the trial of the man accused of killing six people and injuring dozens more when he allegedly drove his vehicle through the Waukesha Christmas Parade in November of 2021.

Rock County Officials are placing slow-no-wake restrictions on two parts of the Rock River after their water levels surpassed height requirements.

A UW junior studying nuclear engineering won over $12,000 in scholarships after being crowned Miss Wisconsin on Saturday evening.

Sixteen Wisconsin cities - including Madison are presenting more than 500 free outdoor musical events on June 21 for Make Music Day. This festival is a celebration on the summer solstice that bring people together to make music.

A Cottage Grove Fire Department member was able to quickly extinguish an apartment unit fire and save the one adult and two children in the complex before the Fire Department was able to arrive on scene.

A 14-year-old boy was found dead after his body was recovered from a pond at Nature’s Villa in the Town of Sullivan Sunday morning.

Surprise! Terrace Pride chairs are back!

This will mark the third year in a row the Juneteenth Flag is raised above the Wisconsin Capitol. The flag will fly starting today and until sunset on June 19.

The marketing agency owner who partnered with a former Mercyhealth executive has received prison time for wire fraud and aiding in the preparation of a false tax return.

An allegedly stolen SUV crashed into a Madison home early Friday Morning, according to Madison Police.

Alliant energy is posed to add nearly 414 megawatts of solar energy generation to Wisconsin’s energy grid after being cleared for construction on six new solar projects.

The Dane County Medial Examiner identified the individual from the City of Madison death investigation that happened at an apartment complex on Madison’s east side on June 12.

The Dane County Board of Supervisors met Thursday and recognized Juneteenth - the day that enslaved African Americans in Texas learned of their emancipation, almost two and half years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

To help bring more aid to the 700,000 patients throughout Wisconsin, UW Health will soon begin construction on their new University Row Clinic.

Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes moved into Southern Wisconsin Wednesday afternoon, bringing high winds and high damage throughout the region.

Two adults and two children reported no injuries after Janesville Fire and Police units responded to an attic fire in a Janesville home Tuesday night.

Though Flag Day began nationwide on June 14 in 1916, the first recorded celebration of this day was perched on a Waubeka teacher’s desk 31 years before that.

45 people are displaced after the severe storm Monday afternoon tore a roof off of an East Side Madison apartment building.

The Wisconsin State Fair announced Monday that Toby Keith will not be performing after recent news of his cancer diagnosis.

A Madison man was cited for endangering safety when his gun reportedly discharged and sent a bullet into a neighboring apartment unit on June 9, according to Madison police.

Severe thunderstorms moved in Southern Wisconsin Monday afternoon, bringing high winds and reported egg size hail in certain areas of the region.

An animal rescue shelter received multiple misdemeanor charges after an ongoing investigation revealed the rescue was in violation of crimes against animals.

the World Dairy Expo has introduced the ability to purchase digital admission passes for the event.

Madison Police responded to a disturbance early Sunday morning on Madison's east side where they located a man down with a chest wound.

A 31-year-old Minnesota man was arrested by the Wisconsin State Patrol Waukesha Post early Sunday morning for allegedly operating a motor vehicle under the influence with four children in the vehicle under the age of 16.