Milton neighborhood fighting the quarantine blues
A radio DJ in Milton hosted a socially distant dance party for her neighborhood on Sunday to help them fight the quarantine blues.
Do Something Good
‘It truly means the world to us’: Firefighter sends back words of thanks after chalk drawings show up outside department
Despite hardships during the pandemic, community members are still finding ways to come together and show support for those who continue to serve others.
#HiGio takes a ride through Monticello
Our "Do Something Good" storyteller is having the favor returned.
"Stay strong Evansville' signs thank frontline workers
A group of local businessmen in Evansville have put up signs with the words ‘stay strong Evansville’ throughout their community to show their appreciation for the city’s front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
DJ to play 'Jump Around' from driveway
There's a movement on Facebook and Twitch for people to tune in and "jump around" with others while staying safe at home.
Madison DJ brings joy to neighbors
A Madison DJ is using his talents to make a difference for people who are missing the experience of seeing live music.
Cross Plains police encouraging people to be the light
The Cross Plains Police Department is doing something good.
'Stay Home, Send Pizza!': Fundraiser exceeds goal, sends pizza to over 700 healthcare workers
A fundraiser to deliver pizza to healthcare workers in Madison exploded with generosity from the community and continues past its goal.
Making connections through neighborhood art
A trio of Madison parents and teachers started a local group on Monday to encourage people to make community connections through art.
Mazomanie DJ live streams jam session, brings joy
A Mazomanie DJ hosted a live stream jam session from his home Saturday night, inviting people to chime in online with their song requests, hoping to bring joy to those stuck inside because of the coronavirus.
Sun Prairie Balloon Artist brings joy to neighborhood with colorful lawn display
A Sun Prairie balloon artist decorated her lawn with an array of balloon sculptures to bring joy to her neighborhood during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Highlighting Humanity: Highland photographer starts #FrontPorchProject during pandemic
News 3 Now This Morning is sharing stories of humanity during the pandemic to highlight the people who are making a difference in our community. Leah found Friday’s out of her hometown of Highland, where photographer Joni Benish Degenhardt is taking porch pictures of her neighbors free of charge.
Couple said postponing their wedding wasn't an option, so they had their dream wedding in their front yard
Even though the wedding they ended up having looking nothing like the wedding they envisioned in August, their love story still ended the same
Many couples have had to postpone their weddings due to everything that's happened amid the Coronavirus pandemic. For a McFarland couple, that wasn't an option.
'We wanted others to do it to have fun': Sun Prairie boys offer daily, at-home workout routine to inspire others
Two boys in Sun Prairie sharing at-home workout videos on YouTube
Logan Eschler, 9, and Austin Eschler, 6, started their workout YouTube page called Baby Beast Mode and Brother to inspire others that working out at home can be fun.
Participating Dunkin' Donuts locations offering free coffee to medical professionals until April 30
It's a way to offer thanks to those who are working hard to save lives right now
Dunkin' Donuts franchise locations will offer free coffee for medical professionals through April 30. Development manager Emily Kettinger said this is a way to thank our healthcare industry workers for the hard work they have endured over the last few weeks and will continue to endure.
PHOTOS: Horses dressed as the Easter Bunny visit assisted living
Icelantic horses dressed as the Easter Bunny stopped by Home Again Assisted Living in Cambridge Wednesday.
Chris Kroeze to host two live performances on Facebook
Chris Kroeze, the runner up of "The Voice" in 2018, is hosting two live performances on Facebook from his home this weekend.
10-year-old boy couldn't celebrate birthday outing, so his community stepped in to make it the most memorable one yet
In a world where everything has been canceled, the Sauk Prairie community proved that kindness is the one thing that hasn't been canceled.
Jude Thompson just wanted to go to Skyzone with his friends for his birthday. Because he couldn't do that amid all the cancellations, his community stepped up to give him a birthday he would never forget.
Metcalfe's employees go above and beyond in time of need
A customer wrote in an email how several employees stepped up to make sure one family didn't go without groceries
In a email message shared by Tim Metcalfe, a customer notes how several of his employees went above and beyond to make sure a family didn't go without food.
Madison College donates 3,755 pounds of food to River Food Pantry
Madison College donated 3,755 pounds of food to The River Food Pantry after the college shut down all of its buildings and cleared out its pantry shelves.
Lake Mills photographer documents social distancing, life at home during COVID-19 pandemic
A Lake Mills photographer is doing what he can to spread positivity, connect families, document the world we are living in
A Lake Mills photographer is working on a pro bono project, documenting the history we are living in through the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing.
Harbor Athletic Club and Canvas Club Boxing members ask owner to continue charging membership fees amid shutdown so staff can get paid
In the midst of stress and upset due to businesses shutting down, these clients know their love and support goes a long way
The clients of Harbor Athletic Club and Canvas Club Boxing have shown the owner just how much they love and support her business through generous actions during shutdown.
'Stay home! Send Pizza!': Fundraiser started to support local healthcare workers
A Madison woman started a fundraiser to support local healthcare workers with "Stay home! Send Pizza!"
Madison teenagers "Go-Go Grocery" shopping for those at-risk to coronavirus
Most of the country is stocking up and preparing to stay home for awhile, but those who are at-risk in our community can be compromised just by being in a crowded grocery store. That's where a group of Madison teenagers is stepping in.
