'This is a crisis': In Wisconsin, special needs patients may wait years for sedated dental care
IOWA COUNTY, Wis. -- Trent Scullion's life began with death. It was 32 years ago that Trent's mother Karen said his heart stopped beating…
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IOWA COUNTY, Wis. -- Trent Scullion's life began with death. It was 32 years ago that Trent's mother Karen said his heart stopped beating…
The head for child protective services in Dane County is disputing how the actions of their case workers were characterized in court records for a case where a toddler was killed on Madison's west side.
MADISON, Wis. -- Today, Zachary Wisniewski is an instructor. Five years ago, he was a teenager struggling with addiction. But in the internet's eyes, he is something he says he…
MADISON, Wis. -- The headline in late 2020 came and went quietly: a young Dane County couple, a boyfriend…
STOUGHTON, Wis. -- After two years and thousands of dollars in credit card debt, Falicia Block still has little of the unemployment aid promised…
MADISON -- In Wisconsin, bail reform has more than once begun with heartbreak. In the late spring of 1979, 22-year-old…
OREGON, Wis. -- When Bry Oppliger first published a video online in late November last year detailing her sexual assault while a freshman at Oregon High School, the…
MADISON, Wis. -- Year over year in the last decade, Madison has added hundreds of new housing units to try and keep up with a population that grew by…
MADISON, Wis. -- A former University of Wisconsin-Madison student accused of third-degree sexual assault on campus last week has a harassment history dating back not just the last few months in…
MADISON, Wis. -- When a ransomware attack in October locked Janesville School District students, staff and families out of various online programs, parent Neanda…
MADISON, Wis. -- Logistical mailing issues have helped delay social security cards for Afghan refugees across the country, with organizations unable to get cards mailed to…
BELOIT, Wis. -- A "masking incident" at a Beloit school has led to canceled classes Friday as school administrators say they…
MADISON, Wis. -- When Gov. Tony Evers “People’s Map’s Commission” opened an online portal for Wisconsinites to submit their ideas for the state’s next redistricting plan, Middleton…
For decades, Melisa Trejo has repeated allegations that her adoptive father and longtime River Valley School District teacher sexually abused her. In her quiet hometown, she wants someone to listen.
FITCHBURG, Wis. -- Silvia Rodriguez fights back tears as she sorts through the letters from her landlord. "I've had a…
MADISON, Wis. -- Recently-published data shows Wisconsin ranks near the highest in the country for both the top rate of Black, Asian and Hispanic workers who file federal discrimination complaints,…
MADISON, Wis. -- Shante Cameron-Cuesta is certain she’s about to become a statistic. She’s worked as an insurance examiner for the state…
MADISON, Wis. -- Born and first abused in Wisconsin, a young boy's tragic life-and-death story has reached a major mile marker, now that his father has been sentenced…
MADISON, Wis. -- An administrative law judge has overturned a Department of Workforce Development decision to charge an Appleton man about $12,000 for overpaid unemployment benefits during the pandemic. The news…
MADISON, Wis. -- A week after Gov. Tony Evers promised a $100 rewards card to anyone in Wisconsin getting their first COVID-19 vaccine, the 7-day average of shots…
MADISON, Wis. -- Hate crimes rose by 44% last year in Wisconsin, according to the latest annual FBI hate crime report. In an ongoing uptick over the past several years, the number rose to 72 last year, up from 50…
School districts are still finalizing how they'll spend a portion of federal pandemic relief funds going into the coming school year, but a few key priorities are emerging.
MADISON, Wis. -- Fewer than half of Wisconsin's 99 representatives and 33 senators are disclosing whether or not they've received the COVID-19 vaccine, after a News 3 Investigates survey asked all…
School districts can’t require eligible students to get the COVID-19 vaccine because it’s not a mandatory immunization like several others in the state -- but they track student and staff vaccinations.