A Central Iowa mom wants others to take COVID-19 seriously after her son landed in the hospital with a rare, but potentially life-threatening complication from the virus.
The Senate voted on Friday to confirm President Joe Biden's defense secretary pick retired Gen. Lloyd Austin, who will be the first African American to run the department.
With people over the age of 65 becoming eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting next week, UW-Madison says it's notified about 1,800 members of their campus community to make appointments.
A woman wanted for homicide in Oklahoma has been arrested in Wisconsin after the murder victim's body was found in a freezer.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is pushing back against Republican legislators seeking to implement a wolf hunting season immediately.
A spokesperson for Gov. Tony Evers is responding to the state legislature's plans to introduce a resolution that would reverse the governor's statewide mask mandate, saying Republicans in the state legislature continue to hinder the state's response to the pandemic.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will send the article of impeachment against Donald Trump to the Senate on Monday.
Madison police say they've arrested a man for allegedly breaking into a downtown bar and trying to rob the cash register.
Wisconsin's statewide mask mandate would be overturned by the Republican-controlled state Legislature under a resolution that could be voted on as soon as Tuesday.
Green Bay police and the Brown County Tavern League are working together to make sure bars and restaurants are enforcing coronavirus protocol for Sunday's NFC championship game.
The National Football League will allow 22,000 fans at Super Bowl LV next month -- including 7,500 vaccinated health care workers who will get free tickets, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Friday.
Most years, by January the majority of the Great Lakes are so cold they look like a scene from "Frozen." This year, that's not the case.
Childhood sweethearts who were inseparable during their 70 years of marriage died of Covid-19 while holding hands in an Ohio hospital, their family told CNN.
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Health officials at the Wisconsin Department of Health Services asked for patience on Thursday as they warned vaccine shipments from the federal government were unlikely to increase for at least three to four more weeks.
Three weeks in to the legislative session and lawmakers are turning to police reform. Both the state senate and the assembly are taking ideas popularized last summer and turning them to action.
One person is dead after a semi-truck hit a pedestrian in the roadway on County Highway K near Craig Road Wednesday afternoon.
For the seventh year, the UW-Madison School of Social Work is holding a conference about confronting racial injustice.
Wisconsin health care workers set a record Thursday for the largest number of vaccinations in a 24 hour period.
Tests have revealed elevated levels of man-made chemicals known as PFAS in Madison-area lakes.
After months of operating under a plywood protection, several Madison business owners are removing the boards covering their downtown storefronts.
Nearly 2,200 Wisconsinites have been diagnosed with COVID-19 within the past 24 hours, according to state and local health authorities.
Mercyhealth says it is contacting patients aged 65 or older to schedule COVID-19 vaccinations starting next week.
Madison election officials have started the process of preparing absentee ballots ahead of the February primary and April election.
