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A candle was found to be the cause of a fire that displaced five people and three pets in Madison.

The Badgers are preparing for a football season without fans

Badgers will play a conference only schedule this year

Angie Skiles was seen on video burning a mask insider her bar Oops Saloon and Grill in Camp Douglas

Child care centers are facing new challenges during the pandemic, with questions arising as the school year approaches.

Police say over 300 people were at Garner Park for recent homicide victim's celebration of life when the gunshots started.

Some students and parents in Lodi say they are unhappy with the school district’s decision to go all-virtual in the fall.

A three-month old baby is safe at home hanks to the quick thinking of a Madison police officer.

Kanye West finally did it. Yeezy has officially filed to get his name on the ballot in Wisconsin for President of the United States.

Two motorcyclists had to be evacuated by helicopter after their bike collided with a car in Monroe County Tuesday morning.

Two bars in Wisconsin Dells are temporarily closing their doors after employees tested positive for COVID-19.

The DNR explained in a social media post Tuesday that what you might’ve seen may in fact be the native insect known as the “cicada killer.”

For the last four years Maty Wilke has done it all on the basketball court at Beaver Dam. For the next four, she’ll do the same 43 miles south in Madison. Wilke, a first-team all-state guard verbally committed to the University of Wisconsin women’s basketball team Tuesday evening on twitter.

Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot hit back-to-back 3-pointers to put Brooklyn ahead to stay, and the Nets beat Milwaukee 119-116 on Tuesday to keep the Bucks from clinching the top seed in the Eastern Conference.

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 Beaver Dam woman was found guilty Tuesday after prosecutors say she drove off a bridge and into the freezing waters of Beaver Dam River, where her passenger became trapped and drowned.

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

Wisconsin health officials are warning residents to be careful of hand sanitizers that may contain dangerous, if not deadly, chemicals.

VomFASS says it is permanently closing its location on State Street in Madison.

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

Wisconsin election clerks need more than 900 additional workers for the Aug. 11 statewide primary.

Epic Systems is requiring its 9,000-plus employees to return to work in person at its sprawling campus outside of Madison by Sept. 21.

A Madison man was charged with homicide after prosecutors say he stabbed his 13-year-old daughter to death and injured the child’s mother.

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.

The Milwaukee Police Department doesn’t know how many people will show up for the scaled-back Democratic National Convention that begins in less than two weeks.

The percent of positive new tests plummeted to the lowest number recorded in almost a month, health officials reported Tuesday.

Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. the Madison Common Council Executive Committee will be the first of three groups to asses legislation that would prohibit police officers from using tear gas.

ov. Tony Evers and state health officials – including Department of Health Services Deputy Secretary Julie Willems Van Dijk, Chief Medical Officer of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases Dr. Ryan Westergaard and Chief Legal Counsel from the Office of the Governor Ryan Nilsestuen – update the state on the COVID-19 pandemic.