Nine people displaced by Mineral Point apartment fire caused by lightning strike
The American Red Cross is helping nine people displaced due to an apartment building fire early Wednesday morning believed to be caused by a lightning strike.
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DNR will consider well impacts according to AG's stance
The state Department of Natural Resources says it will begin considering high-capacity wells' effects on surrounding water bodies when issuing permits in light of Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul's stance on the issue.
Intoxicated driver drives down State Street, crashes into wall at Bascom Hill, police say
Madison Police responded to a car crash at State Street and North Park Street Tuesday at 10:17 p.m.
Police: 5 injured after shooting at beach in Racine
Five people were taken to the hospital following a shooting at a beach in Racine.
Protesters hand out flowers to Madison police officers
A group of protesters Monday night gave flowers to the Madison Police Department's Special Events Team.
Clearing skies and lower humidity today -Haddie
Skies will be mostly cloudy early this morning with any showers and thunderstorms ending early. Skies will then become mostly sunny. It will be very warm, but should turn less…
Madison police report no violent incidents after fourth night of protests
Madison police say no incidents were reported after a fourth day of peaceful protests downtown.
Madison police consider approach to protests
Police are diverting traffic to help facilitate this afternoon's protest as they plan their approach for potential happenings tonight.
Peaceful protesters gather in front of Dane County Jail
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Dane County Jail calling for the sheriff to free inmates and defund police.
Protesters return to downtown Madison for fourth night of protests
Protesters have returned to Capitol Square on Tuesday for a fourth night of protests over the death of George Floyd.
Columbia County deputies respond to over 50 weather-related incidents Tuesday night
Columbia County deputies responded to 57 weather-related incidents following Tuesday night's severe thunderstorms, according to a news release.
Monona police investigate complaint after officers enter home with guns drawn
The Monona Police Department is investigating a complaint that led to officers entering a home with guns drawn Tuesday morning.
‘I’m happy to do that’: Madison Police Chief speaks with Black community leaders about showing solidarity with protesters
Interim Madison Police Chief Vic Wahl said he has had conversations with leaders in the Black community and is open to showing solidarity with the demonstrators who have protested police brutality for the past four days following the death of George Floyd.
Consumer Reports: How to safety proof your residence while stuck at home
Consumer Reports shares tips on how to safety proof your residence while stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic.
How protests could impact the spread of COVID-19
UW Health Chief Quality and Safety Officer Dr. Jeff Pothof talks about how the recent protests could impact the spread of COVID-19 throughout Wisconsin.
Thousands in Wisconsin without power due to severe thunderstorms
Thousands of people are without power Tuesday night after a series of severe thunderstorms have moved across southern Wisconsin.
Missing Walworth County woman found safe, Silver Alert canceled
A Silver Alert has been issued for a Lake Geneva woman who went missing Tuesday morning.
Mayor Rhodes-Conway asks for end of violence, urges people to stay home
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway issued a statement Tuesday asking people to stay home after three consecutive nights of violence and looting in downtown Madison.
Will insurance cover businesses damaged by looting?
Madison College Risk Management and Insurance Instructor Martha Lester breaks down what to look for when trying to find out if a business' insurance will cover looting and riot damage.
Madison College President shares open letter denouncing racism
In the wake of civil unrest that has erupted throughout the country over the past week, Dr. Jack E. Daniels, III, President of Madison College, has shared a letter denouncing systemic racism and calling for immediate action to reform law enforcement.
Boys & Girls Club looks to hire 75 peace keepers to deescalate issues, support protesters
Michael Johnson, President of the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County, announced Tuesday that the organization is looking to hire 75 people as peace keepers to help provide water and support to protesters who are speaking out against police violence and the killing of George Floyd.
UW Health begins to reopen several primary care clinics amid COVID-19
Several UW Health clinics are re-opening this week to give patients more flexibility when it comes to receiving care during the coronavirus pandemic.
Brewers: Miller Park sustains 'minor damage' after break-in
The Milwaukee Brewers say a man illegally entered Miller Park and caused minor damage to the playing field Tuesday morning.
A sorry State: Normally bustling, photos show boarded up State Street
Photos show the efforts State Street business owners took in order to protect their businesses after demonstrations turn violent in downtown Madison.
