Virtual adoption fair with local shelter
Animal shelters created a new way to reach out to potential animal owners during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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"Stay strong Evansville' signs thank frontline workers
A group of local businessmen in Evansville have put up signs with the words ‘stay strong Evansville’ throughout their community to show their appreciation for the city’s front line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Special legislative session for election adjourned until Monday
State legislators held a special session Saturday afternoon that came to a quick end with a gavel-in and gavel-out.
Dunn brothers, Badger football team up with Agrace Hospice Care to raise money and deliver meals
Two brothers on the Badger football team are trying to make a difference during a time when people need it the most.
UW Health doctor discusses efforts to save PPE
Wisconsin has received its second shipment of personal protective equipment for health care and EMS workers.
Raising funds for personal protective gowns
There is a growing need for medical supplies across the country, specifically personal protective equipment for doctors and nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Looking at the new Blue Mounds police department, village hall
We're getting a look at the progress of a new, modernized police department and village hall in Blue Mounds
Mazomanie DJ live streams jam session, brings joy
A Mazomanie DJ hosted a live stream jam session from his home Saturday night, inviting people to chime in online with their song requests, hoping to bring joy to those stuck inside because of the coronavirus.
This Wisconsin bridge is as old as the Titanic - how a family is working to preserve it after its removal
For the last 110 years, a steel structure known as the Smith Road Bridge has been a fixture over the Turtle Creek.
Sun Prairie Balloon Artist brings joy to neighborhood with colorful lawn display
A Sun Prairie balloon artist decorated her lawn with an array of balloon sculptures to bring joy to her neighborhood during the COVID-19 pandemic.
What Gov. Evers' decision to pause evictions means for renters, property owners
On Friday, Governor Tony Evers declared a pause on evictions and foreclosures for as long as Wisconsin's public health emergency should last.
Riley's Tavern hosts take-out pancake breakfast
As restaurants in the area adjust to new rules that limit them to carry-out and deliver, one restaurant is carrying on a years-long tradition with a bit of a twist.
Verona kids brightening the day of nursing home residents
After learning that nursing home residents at Four Winds Manor weren’t allowed visitors due to the coronavirus a group of Verona families decided to brighten the residents’ day by placing decorated yard signs right outside their windows.
‘Virtual Tip Jar’ helps service workers during pandemic closings
A new website is helping those who rely on tips get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Church hosts drive-in services, members tune-in to sermons
Sitting in the car with the radio on isn't typically accepted during church on Sundays, but one congregation is doing just that in order to hold services while keeping their social distance.
Madison woman runs around Lake Monona five times after Ultramarathon canceled
Madison woman conquers her goal of running an ultramarathon, despite cancelations due to COVID-19.
Stuck in limbo: 23-year-old Janesville native one of thousands stranded in Peru
Janesville native Maddie Schroeder is one of close to 2,000 United States citizens stuck in Peru, as travel restrictions tighten with the spread of COVID-19.
Sub-Zero Group plans temporary layoffs amid COVID-19 outbreak, will affect more than 1,000 workers
Sub-Zero Group Inc. has provided notice to the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development of a temporary workforce reduction at its Fitchburg facility.
'FEED To Go' offers free curbside meals to those in need
The Northside Planning Council and their partners launched a program Thursday that will bring meals to community centers across Dane County to help those experiencing food insecurity because of the Coronavirus.
MMSD offering free meals during school closure
While schools in the Madison area close, MMSD is still providing free meals for students every day at 12 locations around the city.
Helping small businesses survive
Governor Evers says he is allowing bars and restaurants to stay open as long as the number of people inside is limited to 50, but for a lot of the locally owned small businesses, that's an investment they just can't make financially.
Students prepare for online instruction
As officials work to contain the spread of COVID-19, UW-Madison students begin to prepare for online instruction.
Chef offering pay-what-you-can soup for takeout, curbside delivery to help during COVID-19 outbreak
Restaurants are struggling to make ends meet amid COVID-19 outbreak. One chef has a solution that could help restaurant owners and those with food insecurities
Restaurants are struggling to make ends meet amid the COVID-19 outbreak. One chef has a solution that could help restaurant owners and those with food insecurities
Boys & Girls Club turns sites into emergency food distribution centers amid outbreak
The Boys and Girls Club of Dane County announced in a news release Sunday that they will close their clubs beginning Monday March 16, they plan to use their space as emergency food distribution sites for those impacted by the coronavirus.
