Madison Trader Joe's temporarily closed for cleaning
Trader Joe's on Monroe Street is temporarily closed for cleaning after a crew member tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Three vehicles stopped in front of business took off after shot rang out
A Midland Street resident called 911 early Friday morning, calling in three suspicious vehicles stopped outside of a business near his home.
Wisconsin Apartment Association launches COVID-19 task force
The Wisconsin Apartment Association launched a bi-partisan, statewide COVID-19 Task Force to be a resource for and support residents in rental housing impacted by the virus and the statewide shutdown.
New Glarus woman arrested for OWI after head-on crash
Dane County Sheriff's deputies responded to a head-on crash on State Highway 69 and Gehin Road in Montrose Thursday at 3:41 p.m.
Officials warn of scam 'mandatory' COVID-19 tests
In the past few days, the Wisconsin Better Business Bureau has gotten reports of fake text messages claiming to be from a government agency.
Four vehicles involved in crash after deer entered roadway
Four vehicles were involved in a crash Thursday at 5:42 a.m. in the town of Clarno at the N1000 block of State Highway 69 with injuries.
A shipwreck uncovered by waves every 20 or so years has been dated to pre-Revolutionary War times
Ever since it first emerged in 1958 on a beach in York, Maine, the 50-foot skeleton of a shipwreck has intrigued both locals and experts alike.
The US is not issuing passports unless it's a 'life-or-death' family emergency
The US has stopped issuing passports, unless in a "life-or-death emergency,'' in an effort to help stop the spread of coronavirus.
How to stop disease spreading on airplanes and ships
Aviation is fighting for survival. Cruise ships are grounded. As the pandemic grows, the travel industry faces an uncertain future and is scrambling to adapt.
New England Patriots fly 1.2 million protective masks from China after 'challenging' operation
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft says the task of flying more than a million protective masks from China was the most "challenging" operation in the organization's history.
Friday Morning Sprint
Friday's news headlines from News 3 Now This Morning.
Former Badger teams up with local restaurant and Ronald McDonald House to help families in Madison
Troy Fumagalli teams up with Naples 15 and Ronald McDonald House of Madison to feed families for the month of April.
Madison DJ plays music set on his driveway
A Madison DJ brought his sound system out onto his driveway on the city’s west side Thursday to share his passion for mixing music with his neighborhood.
'I called and called and called': Those seeking unemployment benefits frustrated at office, more help to come
In Wisconsin, the Department of Workforce Development is getting more than a hundred calls a second, leading to frustration among those hoping to get benefits, such as one Janesville woman, who has been out of her job in retail for more than two weeks.
Helpline now available for those struggling with substance use during COVID-19 pandemic
Many are stepping in to help the most vulnerable population during this time
These unprecedented and uncertain times can be stressful for anyone, particularly those who are dealing with substance use issues. A helpline is now available to help.
In Pennsylvania you can buy liquor and wine again online, but only if you're lucky
Two days after Pennsylvania re-opened its state-owned liquor stores online, it's already struggling to keep up with the "overwhelming demand."
Here's how to report a non-essential business in Dane County that is still open against governor's orders
The public health department is now in charge of taking complaints
Many people are wondering how to get everyone on board with complying with the governor's orders for all non-essential businesses to close.
A turkey smashed through a semi windshield and walked away from the crash
When you crash and burn, you just have to pick yourself back up and keep going.
Cats may get coronavirus, but experts say it's nothing to worry about
A newly-hatched study out of China, so raw that it's not yet been peer-reviewed, has some disturbing news for cat lovers.
SSM Health consolidates eye care services to 5 clinic sites amid coronavirus pandemic
This is in response to emergency eye care needs during the COVID-19 pandemic
SSM Health is consolidating its 15 eye care sites down to five locations in response to the coronavirus pandemic. The clinics will be open for essential and emergency services.
Student starts petition to get pass/fail grading system added to district for remainder of school year
While everyone has an opinion on which system they feel is best, a student shares what she and her peers believe is best from firsthand experience
As school districts work out plans to finish out the school year remotely, one student is asking her school district to make sure a pass/fail grading system is implemented to make sure all students have a chance at success.
Suspected drunk driver arrested after crashing truck into hospital
A 70-year-old man is accused of driving drunk and crashing into Divine Savior Hospital in Portage early Thursday morning.
Construction starts Monday on US 14 near Oregon
Construction will start Monday on US 14 near Oregon, a release said.
Suspected drug dealer arrested after two women said he pointed handgun at them, police say
A suspected drug dealer was arrested Wednesday night at 10:17 p.m. in the parking lot of the Dutch Mill Park and Ride on Collins Court.
