Bill in Legislature would help homeowners refinance
State lawmakers will hear testimony on a bill tomorrow that could help thousands of homeowners lower their mortgage rates.
Investigates
Scam run through state jobs website
Warning sent to 1,400 job seekers
Nearly 1,400 Wisconsin job seekers are being warned by the state about a scam solicitation that came through the state's Job Center website.
Police promote Prescription Take Back Day
Wisconsin police departments and sheriff's offices around the state are asking you to make a conscious effort to look inside your medicine cabinet on Saturday for any unneeded prescription medication. Law enforcement officers will be participating in the fifth annual national Prescription Take Back Day that gives people a chance to safely and anonymously drop off extra pills.
ER doc spearheads painkiller prescription monitoring
Wisconsin doctors and pharmacists are collecting data on patients who are prescribed pain killers as part of the state's new Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.
No relief from political calls
See what Call for Action is doing to help others and call with your problem today from 11-1.
Call For Action: Drivers on the hook for pothole troubles
Wisconsin drivers will no longer be reimbursed for pothole repairs because of a new Wisconsin law protecting cities and counties from liability.
Scammers attack through job postings
If your business posts an employment opportunity online, watch out, you may be targeted by crooks.
Laws require motorists to move over for emergency vehicles
A consumer wrote asking if there was such a thing as a Move Over law because of an email she had received which states this new law carries a fine of $754.
State law determines rights to medical records
What happens to your medical records when your doctor closes his or her practice? Do you have the right to get copies of your records?
Crooks use technology to rip off consumers and businesses
Telecommunications Relay Services (TRS) are being used to defraud businesses and consumers reports the Internet Crimes Complaint Center.
Trees bring rules, responsibilities
No matter what the problem, trees can be a significant source of disagreement among neighbors.
Comparing cities' review of police shooting investigations
A seven-member panel reviews every officer-involved incident in Knoxville, Tenn., a process that's not allowed under current Wisconsin law, a WISC-TV investigation revealed.
Woman's drowning brings attention to rafting regulation
A Middleton woman drowned on a summer rafting trip and her family says it doesn't have to happen.
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