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Dr. Zorba Paster joins Live at Four to answer your coronavirus and medical questions.
More vaccine than ever before is on its way to Wisconsin, and a third vaccine could get emergency use approval from the FDA as soon as tomorrow.
Businesses owned by people of color and other minorities can be the backbone of communities.
These days crossovers, SUVs and trucks seem to dominate the automotive market. So when a new sedan hits the market, people take notice.
A University of Wisconsin study found more than 400,000 of the state's senior citizens will be living in poverty by the end of the decade.
The pandemic has had a drastic impact on minority communities in Wisconsin.
State Republicans are moving forward with plans to tighten the rules on absentee voting.
It's that time of year: Consumer Reports is out with its list of the most exceptional new cars on the road today.
As the vaccines rollout, one of the big questions that remain is when will we reach herd immunity?
There will be a new option this spring for older people in Madison looking for a place to stay active.
Nearly a year into the pandemic, many local restaurants are still struggling. They're counting on community support and hoping that Restaurant Week will help pull them through the next few months. Bonefish Grill in Madison is one of the restaurants participating in Restaurant Week.
This year, the Wisconsin Historical Society marks its 175th year of collecting and preserving Wisconsin history. As part of the celebration, the Historical Society is sharing stories of the men and women who are considered Wisconsin visionaries, change makers and storytellers.
One of the top Oscar picks has hit Hulu, and 13 weeks on, an animated movie is the number one film at the box office. Our Wil Loper has that and more in this week's Loper Report.
Gov. Tony Evers says he wants more vaccines from the federal government.
Our canine correspondents Lui and intern Oliver have had another busy week in the Newshounds World Headquarters.
Since the 1970s, Opera for the Young has been presenting professional-level opera productions meant to inspire and engage kids.
Dr. Zorba Paster joins Live at Four to answer your coronavirus and medical questions.
The number of people getting their flu shot this season has helped drastically reduce those cases. Doctors say the COVID-19 vaccine will do the same, but we need to get more people vaccinated as soon as possible.
Lisa Briggs of the Bruce Company answers your plant and garden questions live on the air.
Longtime viewers in Madison may recognize a familiar face. Former News 3 Reporter Nancy Johnson worked with us here in the late 90s. Now, Nancy can add published author to her list of journalistic credentials.
As the vaccine rollout continues, doctors at UW Health are fielding a lot of questions about when you'll get it and if it will protect you against the variants. UW Health's Chief Quality Officer Dr. Jeff Pothof joins us now.
Maybe you're looking for a bargain or just don't need something brand new. The used marketplace is huge, with online selling platforms like eBay, Facebook and Craigslist making it easier than ever to shop around.
It's cold, there's nothing else you can say about it. It's always a good excuse though to try out some comfort food recipes. Angie Horkan from the Beef Council has some steak meals to try using an air fryer.
As the pandemic rages on, surveys tell us that adults in the U.S. are reporting the highest stress levels since the early days of the COVID outbreak. It can be hard to be happy at a time like this, but sometimes you have to act as if you're happy to be happy. Our happiness expert Dr. Christine Whelan is here with more.