Tonight at 10: Diagnosis doesn't rule destiny: A multigenerational battle against mental illness
We pass a lot on to the next generation, including health risks, both physical and mental.
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We pass a lot on to the next generation, including health risks, both physical and mental.
Charles "Chuck" Wagner can't tell the story enough.
A week ago, Larry Walsh was worried about the power staying on at his restaurant. Now, the owner of The Brass Ring is concerned about his crowd with nearby street parking getting taken away.
Warden Jake Donar's office changes on a daily basis, and that's not just because he works outside.
Since he was a teenager, Justice Neal has been following someone else's rules in the kitchen. When he got serious about being his own boss, he turned to the people who understood his sacrifice best: his parents.
When you step onto the mats at Moh's Martial Arts, it becomes apparent you'll learn more than how to kick or punch with proper form. Mike Moh is squeezing life lessons into his instruction, filling the time in between moves with wise words that both encourage and challenge his students.
It's an exciting week for a Waunakee martial artist.
If he didn't have enough to manage, Kevin Abercrombie spends his precious free moments on the baseball diamond attempting to wrangle a bunch of fourth grade boys. That includes his twin sons, the ones with the nicknames "Flash" and "Thunder" on the backs of their jerseys.
Norberta Garcia is increasingly familiar with the oncology department waiting room at UW Hospital. The terminology used once she's in the doctor's office is still a little foreign.
The term "culinary journey" takes on a whole new meaning when you hear Alfredo Tamayo's story. The Mexican native always had a passion for cooking, but that wasn't always embraced by his culture.
It was already a busy day for Dr. Michael Lohmeier. He was working a 12-hour shift out of the UW Hospital location on the far east side.
Cormac Bower remembers the most important parts of his time at American Family Children's Hospital. Mainly, that memory involves a lot of hours with Daddy Hedgehog. That stuffed animal was with him through all the chemotherapy, the long inpatient stays and that time when the doctors were testing painful adhesives on his skin.
The cast and crew of "Wizard of Oz" opens at the Sun Prairie Performing Arts Center on Friday night. It's a popular show, but chances are, you have never seen it like this before.
A Madison police K-9 unit tracked a suspect in a car theft, leading to his arrest.
Jillian Brown waits anxiously in the gym of Northside Elementary School. She's about to stand up in front of all of her classmates to introduce someone who actually understands how she feels every day.
Monday marks 100 years since Wisconsin ratified the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote.
Between the homework and extracurricular activities, bus rides and social time, a teenager's after-school hours are a precious commodity. It might come as a surprise that adolescents from the Boys & Girls Club are the ones serving the homeless every week.
Erin Lange has been away from her husband for about three years. That means three years without a partner, and three years without a dad for her 10-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son.
A lot of kids are eager to get out of the building as soon as they could be on a Friday afternoon, but throughout the school year, the gym at O'Keefe Middle School is filled with kids of all ages.
It's quiet on Jeff Fuller's property. Tucked away in Walworth County, his yard is nurtured by nature. A pontoon silently floats on the surface of the pond situated centrally between a rickety tree house and the pens where he breeds sporting dogs.
More children and teens are going to emergency rooms after thinking about or attempting suicide than ever and the rate of youth suicides has gone up dramatically in the last 10 to 15 years.
A 4-year-old girl continues to recover after being hit by a line drive foul ball in Houston. Chicago Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr. fell to his knees after seeing her family console her in the stands. She is expected to be OK.
Ronald Booker knew from the moment he walked into the Goodman Community Center that it is a special place.
It's been a long time since Lt. Casey Preimesberger has shown up for a shift at Fire Station 1 in Appleton. He started his career there nearly 20 years ago, so the drive back to the station was pretty nostalgic.