If you've ever used a third-party travel site to book your vacations, a Madison woman has a warning over a costly mistake one website made that took years to correct.
Craigslist users beware. A Dodgeville woman said she was targeted by imposters who tried to use not one but two scams to dupe her out of money. Luckily, Amy Mellor caught on to the hoax before she lost any money but she is using her experience to warn others.
It was the worst week of Marge Kittleson's life, made all the more trying with a single phone call. The death of a loved one is hard for anyone. Kittleson learned just how difficult it was when she lost her husband, Lowell, last month.
A technology company being sued by the state of Wisconsin for breach of contract says it had intended to sue for damages instead, claiming that the state had violated their contract by
A tragedy is prompting a possible change to drunken driving laws in our state. The proposed law would make it tougher for drivers to re-offend in a 24-hour period.
Madison Police Chief Mike Koval usually supports restorative justice and giving criminals with underlying issues a chance at a better life and a second chance.
News 3 Now is taking a deeper look into the criminal history of the man suspected of brutally attacking a 19-year-old student on Sunday at the University of Wisconsin-Madison whom he appeared not to know at all.
Kirk and Lindsay Mefford still remember the first home they tested for radon – long before they made a business out of it – because it was their own.
A Madison day care center is closed after the state revoked its license last week, following a complaint that the center employed a man convicted of murder.
State auditors said there is a "significant deficiency" in internal controls at the Department of Employee Trust Funds following the halting of work on a major technical overhaul.
A woman is using her tragedy to shed light on what she calls "lax" drunk driving laws.
A software update meant to modernize and secure the system offering retirement benefits to thousands of public employees has stalled despite five years of work and millions paid to a contractor, News 3 has learned.
A new fire station designed to cut down response times may not get a new ambulance. Madison Mayor Paul Soglin rejected a request to provide this service at Fire Station 14 near Stoughton Road.
News 3 has been following the regulations on limos since a deadly limo crash in Illinois that killed Terri Schmidt of Monona and injured her friends. Since then News 3 has learned the state has only loosened requirements for the insurance limo companies are mandated to carry.
Almost four months after a Wisconsin man hired an out-of-state moving company to pack up his home and move to Florida, he is just now getting his belongings after driving back up to the Midwest to get them himself from a storage building in Illinois.
Security guards are a common site at malls, concerts and now even churches, but are they capable of protecting you?
Thousands of patients are wondering whether their personal information is in the hands of criminals after a UnityPoint Health data breach was announced last week.
A Marshall family is suing employees of a now-closed group home, claiming they were "deliberately indifferent" and negligent to a 17-year-old sexual assault victim who died of suicide in the home in 2016.
A Madison hospital has been cleared by a federal agency following a lengthy set of investigations.
The day after Valentine's Day, Derrick Lamont Moore stood silent in front of a Dane County Commissioner who looked at his computer screen to learn the story of the 33-year-old Madison resident known as "Man-Man."
A report released Wednesday by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services shows UnityPoint-Meriter hospital was issued a "statement of deficiencies" for seven issues in hospital operations and patient care following an investigation into unexplained injuries to babies in their newborn intensive care unit.
UnityPoint Health-Meriter did not do enough to protect patients and prevent suspected abuse in the Newborn Intensive Care Unit, a federal investigation finds.
It's the kind of email you can probably find in your inbox right now, and one Anna Maenner's nonprofit had to deal with recently -- a scam, designed to look as if it came from a legitimate company or even a colleague.
A Columbus man has more cash in his pocket this month thanks to a Call for Action success.
