The UW Health Transplant Center performed more paired kidney exchanges in 2020 than any other transplant center in the entire country, the health system announced Wednesday.
Legislation introduced by members of the U.S. Senate Committee on Small Business & Entrepreneurship Wednesday, including U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, would provide more benefits and relief to Wisconsin farmers.
A police officer in Norfolk has been relieved of duty after sending an anonymous donation to Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense, according to the Norfolk Police Department.
Local leaders are hopeful the decision to convict former Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin of all three charges in the murder of George Floyd will promote healing and dismantle racist systems in the Madison community.
A University of Wisconsin program that provides veterinary medical care and social services to some Dane County residents reports they are seeing an increase in homeless pet owners.
A court-ordered monitor says Wisconsin’s juvenile prisons have made a “vast improvement” in meeting court-ordered changes and in overall atmosphere since December.
The passenger in a pickup truck that struck and killed three Girl Scouts and a mother who were pickup up litter along a Chippewa County highway has pleaded no contest to a charge for his role in the 2018 crash.
If you live in the Madison area, chances are you have driven through the recent construction on the Beltline, that is a first-of-its-kind in Wisconsin.
Before someone accepts funds from an online persona wanting to send them money in exchange for affection, the Better Business Bureau is warning its likely a scam.
Nearly 95,000 less COVID-19 vaccines were administered to Wisconsinites last week compared to the week before, according to data Monday from the Department of Health Services.
The Kenosha Co. Sheriff’s Office released the name of the man arrested in connection with the shooting at a busy tavern that left three men dead and three more injured.
Foxconn Technology Group has reached a new deal with reduced tax breaks for its scaled back project in southeast Wisconsin. Gov. Tony Evers and the world’s largest electronics manufacturer announced the new deal on Monday.
After snow melts, leaving more garbage on the side of the road. The Triangle Troopers three-mile stretch of highway runs along Hogie Road and WI-138 Trunk to Stebbinsville Road in Stoughton.
For Special Olympics Wisconsin supporters who missed out on the Polar Plunge due to COVID-19 changes, the organization is debuting a Sun Run & Solar Plunge to make up for it.
Health officials say a COVID-19 outbreak at a Dane County childcare center was in part caused by families with children in different classrooms infecting each other.
State health officials announced Friday that the use of Johnson & Johnson vaccines will remain on hold until the federal recommendation to pause it is lifted.
The federal program that worked to vaccinate residents and staff of long-term care facilities will administer its final round of shots next week, Wisconsin’s top health agency announced Friday.
Dane County health officials note Thursday COVID-19 cases have significantly increased over the past month among children ages 8-17 and adults ages 18-59.
Not enough Republicans would support legalizing marijuana, either for recreational or medicinal uses, for it to make it through the state senate, Sen. Devin LeMahieu said.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, along with other Midwestern mayors, expressed support Thursday for the creation of an expanded passenger rail program through Amtrak that would pass right through Wisconsin.
The Department of Health Services has discovered 201 more COVID-19 variant cases this week, with the number of B.1.1.7 strains nearing 300 Thursday in Wisconsin.
