The commander of the Wisconsin Department of the American Legion said her husband lied to her about his military service and she had no idea he didn't fight in Vietnam or that he was wearing pins and badges he didn't earn.
One of the top officers in the Wisconsin Department of the American Legion has resigned after being caught wearing pins and badges that did not reflect his actual military service, the Legion told News 3 Wednesday.
State regulators are asking the Madison Water Utility for information about its $6 million cash deficit before it moves forward on the utility's request to raise rates. The utility's answers could lead to an even higher rate increase for Madison Water customers in the future.
The Madison Water Utility is $6 million in debt and needs a loan from the city of Madison reserve fund in order to pay its bills. That loan will eventually be repaid with interest by ratepayers at roughly 25 cents per year for every year the loan is outstanding.
The day after Valentine's Day, Derrick Lamont Moore stood silent in front of a Dane County Commissioner who looked at his computer screen to learn the story of the 33-year-old Madison resident known as "Man-Man."
Nearly 1,500 Wisconsin Lottery tickets worth $25,000 or more were sold from 2012 to 2017, for a total of more than $406 million.
Father Paul Fagan looked at the the Mass service attendees at St. Gabriel's Catholic Church in Prairie du Chien recently and saw not only old friends, but lifesavers. The congregation in the parish he grew up attending has helped him build both hope and a hospital in eastern Africa over the last 48 years.
The city of Madison grants more than a million dollars each year to organizations helping the area's homeless community, but officials don't do annual audits to determine if criminal background checks are being done on the people who are volunteering with those groups.
Line 2 inside the tennis shoe-wearing state investigator's cubicle is what's called "The Sucker Line."
"Hardest Email to Write Ever." That was the subject line to an email received here at News 3 at 3:07 a.m. earlier this year and its contents are enough to scare any parent.
When Robin Shellow hears stories of 17-year-old boys and their 15-year-old girlfriends exchanging naked pictures, she knows it's called sexting, but that's not what goes through her mind.
Investigators at the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection have recommended criminal charges be filed against an Iowa promoter for allegedly scamming dozens of local vendors and the Alliant Energy Center in connection with a proposed holiday show.
Dane County's leading victim advocates met for an hour on Wednesday afternoon with the Dane County judge they openly criticized last week for being harmful toward sexual assault and domestic violence victims.
Dane County's leading victim advocates are criticizing a current judge for comments she's made for years toward sexual assault and domestic violence victims.
Right now, there are six people on the Donor Sibling registry who believe they were conceived at the University of Wisconsin.
State investigators are examining an Iowa promoter for allegedly scamming roughly 150 local vendors and the Alliant Energy Center over a proposed holiday show.
As he stood in front of 66,000 people at halftime of Sunday's Minnesota Vikings game to return two Purple Hearts to the families of World War I veterans, former Madison police Officer Mike Brennan wondered how many of them had no idea that the oldest military medal given to American service members was being hoarded by collectors.
The athletics director at Madison West High School resigns Monday morning after a monthslong News 3 investigation into the circumstances behind his hiring.
A look back at the possible poisoning that threatened the senator’s record-setting filibuster.
What do a Milwaukee bartender, a Florida commercial aircraft parts salesman, a Washington real estate agent, a Baltimore special education teacher and Paul Chryst have in common?
A former top Wisconsin high school football player violated his criminal sentence, going unexcused from his work-release job and also using Twitter and Instagram without permission.
After multiple incidents over the last two months where individuals have broken into the City-County Building overnight, the city of Madison and Dane County are expected to start private security patrols of the building as soon as Wednesday.
Madison Mayor Paul Soglin said changes are needed to protect employees at the City-County Building after Madison municipal court workers arrived at work Wednesday morning to find one of the courtroom walls covered with excrement.
After a year or more of waiting, two customers of a downtown Stoughton frame shop were given back property that they originally dropped off there last year.
