Supreme Court blocks extended absentee voting in Wisconsin primary
The U.S. Supreme Court blocked a plan to extend absentee voting in Wisconsin's spring primary by six days because of the coronavirus.
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7 local churches join forces to livestream Good Friday worship service
Seven local churches have joined forces to livestream a three-hour church service on Good Friday.
2,400 Wisconsin National Guard members train to work polls on Election Day
More than 2,400 members of the Wisconsin National Guard have trained to work as poll workers for Tuesday's spring election.
Breaking down the latest pandemic news
Dr. Zorba Paster helps break down the latest news from the pandemic.
Pick 'n Save to limit number of customers in all stores
Starting Tuesday, all Pick 'n Save stores in the country will limit their stores to 50% occupancy to ensure shoppers have enough space for adequate social distancing.
As more inmates, staff test positive for COVID-19, Dane County Jail ramping up safety measures
The measures taken to reduce the spread of the virus involves involves collaboration from several departments, from cops to courts
With the virus making its way into the Dane County Jail, several additional measures are happening in to ensure staff and inmate safety.
First coronavirus death reported in Columbia County
A Columbia County resident has died from complications related to the coronavirus.
MPD: Man trying to sell car online has car stolen during test drive
A Madison man had his car stolen after trying to sell the vehicle online through Facebook Marketplace.
At least 83 dead from COVID-19, more than 2,500 cases confirmed
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin has reached 2,498, and at least 81 people have died from the disease.
Gov. Evers suspends in-person voting for Tuesday's election, prompts Republicans to ask court to block order
Gov. Tony Evers announced Monday that he will suspend in-person voting for Tuesday's spring election, prompting Republicans to ask the state Supreme Court to block the order.
Man crashes into parked SUV while driving drunk, police say
Police arrested a man Friday afternoon after he crashed into a parked SUV in the 3700 block of Hanover Street.
Man yells, waves gun at victim during road rage incident, police say
Police responded to a call on Aberg Avenue on Saturday afternoon after a driver reported that another driver pointed a gun at him during a road rage incident.
Legislature adjourns special session to delay spring election, set to reopen session on Wednesday
On Monday the Wisconsin state Assembly adjourned the special session to delay the election until Wednesday. A spokesperson for the Senate Majority Leader confirmed the state Senate has done the same.
Dane County Jail inmate found unresponsive, revived with Naloxone
Deputies and jail nursing staff provided life-saving help to a 22-year-old inmate early Sunday morning after the man was found unresponsive on his bunk.
3rd Dane County Jail inmate tests positive for COVID-19
A third inmate at the Dane County Jail has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a news release.
Capitol reopens as legislature reconvenes for special session
The Wisconsin State Capitol building will be open Monday morning from 8 a.m. until one hour after the end of the state Legislature's special session.
2nd person dies in crash caused by fleeing homicide suspect
A second person has died of injuries suffered in a crash caused by a homicide suspect fleeing from law enforcement in Milwaukee.
Dane County reporting 287 positive coronavirus cases, 9 deaths
Dane County is reporting 287 positive cases of coronavirus as of Monday morning.
Monday Morning Sprint
Monday's news headlines from News 3 Now This Morning.
Suspects in Gander Mountain burglary crash vehicle, 1 pinned, officials say
Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to a burglary in the Town of Burke on Monday morning just after midnight.
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.
‘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.
Man arrested on suspicion of 6th-offense OWI, police say
Police arrested a 65-year-old man Sunday morning on suspicion of 6th-0ffense OWI.
