Menominee Tribe approves new rules to regulate rafting industry
Tribal officers can fine people not following rules $250-$450
A Middleton family's tragedy sparks first-of-its-kind rules to regulate Wisconsin's rafting industry.
Author: Jennifer Hoff
East side apartment fire ruled arson, officials say
DA considers charges; Decision could come as early as Friday
Madison's Fire Department officials have ruled a fire that destroyed an east side apartment complex as arson.
DNR closes makeshift Columbia County gun range
Several private shooting ranges allow non-members to use facilities
On Wednesday the Department of Natural Resources shut down a makeshift gun range.
Unique farmers market opens in Brittingham Park
Market will sell locally grown food, help people learn how to cook the food
Next week a new farmers market will open in Madison's Brittingham Park. Not only will it sell locally grown food, it will teach people how to prepare it, too.
Family hosts fundraiser as murder anniversary approaches
It's been nearly a year since a young mother was gunned down on Madison's east side.
Honey bee population doing better, beekeepers still concerned
Dane County Beekeeping Assoc. adopts Middleton area for bees to call home by next month
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported this week that the struggling honey bee population is doing better. But area beekeepers are working to ensure bees have a local place to call home.
UW-Whitewater suspends wrestling coach, recruitment activities
Police say a lot of people are involved, investigation would take a long time
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater officials suspended a wrestling coach Tuesday amidst a police investigation involving a team recruit.
Grant Co. farmer: Tornado touched down over weekend
Weather picks up, tears apart farm Sunday afternoon
A Grant County farmer is certain a tornado touched down during this weekend's severe weather.
Developer certain he can build auto-assembly plant in Janesville
Some in area skeptical about developer's big ideas
Developer Bill Watson said he is certain he can bring an automobile assembly plant back to Janesville.
Madison man honors slain family members; forgives killer
Robin and Charity Grossmann were stabbed to death May 2 at Robin's East Side apartment last Friday during a dispute with a neighbor.
Wisconsin Cold Case: Detectives release photos to try to solve abduction, murder
Barbara Nelson's body was found in a cornfield...
Detectives admit it’s been years since they’ve had a credible lead in a Rock County woman’s death. To try to change that, the detectives showed News 3 photos the public has never seen before.
Winery expects to lose up to 50 percent of crop after damaging winter
11th coldest winter damages grapes at Wollersheim Winery
Grape owners are finally getting an idea of just how bad this winter was, and Wollersheim Winery owners expect to lose up to 50 percent of their crop.
Police: Lynching picture sent to crime lab
Stoughton family received threatening letter
A mailbox mystery has one Stoughton family worried.
New Janesville Fire Department plans include leveling 12 homes
Construction could start as early as next spring
The Plan Commission recently recommended a $9.4 million renovation option, but if City Council members approve it, up to 12 homes will be destroyed around the fire department on Milton Avenue.
Madison man asks Obama to make Internet gambling illegal
Man's son killed in gambling dispute
The basketball tournament drives billions of illegally wagered dollars. But a Wisconsin man is trying to combat gambling addiction before it's too late.
UW study connects autistic child's diet, seizures
Study focused on soy milk
A University of Wisconsin-Madison scientist makes a significant discovery that could affect children with autism.
Green Co. deputies arrest brothers in horse death
Brothers were taking care of farm for man who fled from warrant arrests, officials say
Only News 3 is answering your questions about horses viewers said are in trouble. They reported a group of Green County horses that weren't being cared for, and reported little food and no water on the farm.
Urban League chairman confirms credit card concerns amidst Caire's resignation
Chairman: President didn't do anything illegal, but made mistakes
Officials with the Urban League of Greater Madison said they're concerned about how their president used the nonprofit's credit cards.
More 3rd graders in Wisconsin are considered obese
Dietitian suggests throwing out soda, adding vegetables
A new government survey shows obesity rates fell among preschoolers, but local health officials say. The numbers aren't quite as encouraging in Wisconsin.
City sued over ‘Bubble Zone' ordinance; Lawyers cite free speech
Protesting, passing out leaflets not allowed in 160-foot zone around certain buildings
Members of Madison's City Council unanimously passed an ordinance called the Bubble Zone at Tuesday's meeting.
Investigators: Near-record size avalanche killed Portage men
Friend: Men were in wrong place at wrong time
Heavy snow storms out west have meant it has been an unusually deadly avalanche season. More than a dozen people have already died, including two Portage natives.
Cold Case Wis.: Investigators, community wonder who killed 'Baby Valentine'
Fast-food workers found dead infant in dumpster in 1982
About this time of year more than 30 years ago fast-food workers in Beloit found a baby in a dumpster. The little girl's death has weighed heavily on the community and investigators said they need help solving the cold case.
Cold Case Wis.: Jack Howell's '76 murder has few leads, evidence
Howell's sister hopes news coverage will help with new leads
Authorities are reviewing a 1976 murder again after family members contacted News 3.
Authorities exhume Beaver Dam murder victim's body
News coverage led to legitimate tips in cold case
Authorities exhumed the body of a murder victim at the South Beaver Dam Cemetery Tuesday.
