The Madison Police Department is leading an investigation into a Wednesday night incident involving a Division of Criminal Investigation agent who fired their gun while trying to take a subject into custody outside of a hotel off of the Beltline.
Authorities have made contact with a missing veteran after issuing a Green Alert Thursday afternoon.
Even though teachers and educators will be among those prioritized for COVID-19 vaccines starting March 1st, public health officials in Dane County say a supply shortfall means a mass vaccination effort for them at the Alliant Energy Center will be delayed for at least two weeks.
Registration data the state Department of Natural Resources released Thursday morning shows hunters and trappers have killed 213 wolves, blowing past the state kill target of 119.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is signing a bill to modernize the state's antiquated unemployment system.
According to the Barron County Sheriff's Department, the teen who died and a 16-year-old were heading north on Highway M last Thursday night when a truck traveling in the same direction struck the buggy, which had operating rear lights.
According to a recent study from the University of Oxford, COVID-19 patients with no previous psychiatric history saw an increased chance of developing a psychiatric diagnosis after contracting the virus.
Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday more than $322 million in funding via The Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program which will provide Wisconsinites with financial aid for rent, utilities, home energy costs and wraparound services for those eligible.
A front yard food pantry is serving the community while continuing acts of kindness.
Another 730,000 American workers filed for first-time unemployment benefits, adjusted for seasonal swings, last week, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Thursday's news headlines from News 3 Now.
It may be no surprise that outdoor activity in Wisconsin increased last year amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum attempts to quantify just how much more state residents were getting out of the house.
We're continuing to highlight area businesses in the 608 for Winter Restaurant Week.
Janesville police say they've arrested three people after SWAT teams served a search warrant Wednesday morning.
Madison Eats Food Tours is teaming up with Christine's Kitchen to deliver heat-and-eat meals. Right now, they are featuring an African-inspired menu that consists of a Western African chicken and rice dish, Ethiopian foods, ginger juice and carrot cake all made by local restaurants.
A Madison man was sentenced Wednesday to two years in federal prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm.
The NBA announced the remainder of team's schedule on Wednesday.
Stoughton police are asking the public for help identifying an armed robbery suspect who robbed a bank on King Street just before 10 a.m. Wednesday.
A Rhinelander hospital employee is accused of secretly videotaping an unclothed patient.
The Department of Natural Resources opened a season on Monday that was supposed to run through Sunday, with a kill quota of 119 animals.
Sun Prairie police believe a man was shot on the east side of the city before being dropped off at a Madison clinic Tuesday afternoon.
It's unclear whether the latest bipartisan bill has the support of Republican legislative leaders.
The plaintiffs say the DNR, in its administration of environmental cleanup programs, is changing policies and enforcing standards without going through a lengthy rulemaking process.
Wednesday's news headlines from News 3 Now.
