A Dane County judge ruled Thursday that the 14-page complaint and other documents needed to be released by law.

A Dane County judge ruled a complaint made against Madison Metropolitan School District’s head of communications will be made public.

Any day now Quadren Wilson will be released from prison early. He is the man who was surrounded by more than 20 local, state and federal agents and then shot during a traffic stop back in February of 2022. Wilson was unarmed.

The former head of UW-Platteville’s wrestling team was fired, in part, because of what’s known as a hidden “hot box” that was built under the bleacher stairs in Williams Fieldhouse.

The covid 19 emergency may be ending, but Madison businesses are still feeling the lasting effects. But there are signs pointing to a pandemic comeback.

Fearing for her children’s safety, a Madison mom has moved her family to a hotel rather than stay in their new apartment. Madison police have now deemed the east side property, The Meadowlands, a chronic nuisance with 911 calls soaring since the place opened late last year.

The excitement of the hit Broadway show in town also brings with it a word of warning from one Madison woman.

Illinois and Minnesota rank 5th and 6th, respectively.

Our fight for transparency continues. On Wednesday, a Dane County judge riled our station, NBC15, will have a voice in an open records case brought by the Madison School District’s spokesperson, who is suing MMSD.

Many Madison-area residents are taking time off this spring and saying farewell to the frigid temps. The demand for travel is taking airport capacity to new heights and increasing the cost of airfare.

Two months after a sudden cutback of operations, the founder of Little John’s addresses complaints of how the nonprofit was being run, specifically regarding complaints of food quality and lateness.

The Madison Metropolitan School District is being sued by one of its own. The district’s head of communications, Tim LeMonds, has hired lawyers to fight the district from releasing two documents from an open records request filed by NBC15 Investigates Elizabeth Wadas.