In an open records request filed by NBC15 Investigates, data from earnings logs of Peskie and Wagner show since the two have been on paid leave, taxpayers have paid $68,186.80 for their combined salaries.

The River Food Pantry recently expanded its online giving platform to include cryptocurrency donations.

The BBB reports consumers lose an average of $700 in the pre-paid scam.

A bioethics professor with the University of Maryland says people don’t always know what they’re signing up for when they submit DNA samples to genealogy websites.

A Sauk County woman with terminal cancer is joining a lawsuit alleging the very machine recommended by doctors may have caused cancer.

Football coaches at Madison West High School are quitting the team, and one player says he will not play next season all because of the head coach. Coaches and players are also not happy with how district leaders are handling the situation.

The two DCI agents who fired their weapons during the arrest of Quadren Wilson back in February do not have any records in their files with the Department of Justice’s Division of Criminal Investigation related to “the discharge of a firearm.”

New video released to NBC15 Investigates shows the moments six teens crash a stolen car on the Beltline and then scatter all over the road, narrowly missing being hit by oncoming traffic.

Quarter Four room tax revenue data is in from 2021, and the numbers reflect how the local tourism industry is fairing since the pandemic virtually wiped out all of business back in 2020 due to the Covid 19 pandemic. After analyzing the data and speaking with industry leaders, it seems most tourism heads are coming into 2022 with a new strategy; attract more leisure travelers.

Neighbors claim, at times, 12 employees have lived at the home at once. But a city ordinance states only four unrelated people are allowed to live in a dwelling.

The Better Business Bureau says scams like these are common with online listings.

Police records obtained by NBC15 Investigates show how the search for a Middleton High School student unfolded, following a report from a staff member to a school resource officer that the student may have had a gun on campus.