In the 608: Local teen competes in the CrossFit Games
The 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games are now over, but a Wisconsin teen who competed for the first time this year is already looking ahead to the next games.
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5,500 households in Madison considered 'High Risk' for eviction as moratorium expires
To date, the city has helped more than 7,000 households, giving out nearly $11 million in the process.
WATCH: First class of inmates graduate from Dept. of Corrections college program
Tuesday marked a milestone for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, as the first class in a department-sponsored program to offer inmates a chance to earn a college degree received their diplomas.
Athletes will have to compete with the heat at this year's CrossFit Games
The CrossFit Games are scheduled to kick off Wednesday in temperatures over 90 degrees and while most events will take place indoors some athletes will have to battle it out in the heat.
Fate of Madison bar with mob ties now awaits plan commission decision
Since plans were announced to demolish the Wonder Bar on Olin Ave in order to make way for an 18-story apartment complex and mixed use building, preservationists have worked to try and save the structure.
50 pushups, 50 states, 50 days
A Marine Corps and Army veteran is on a new mission to raise awareness about veteran suicide rates.
Aldo Leopold Nature Center collects exotic pets at surrender event
Fish, reptiles, small mammals and plants were collected on Sunday -- no questions asked.
Mike Leckrone entertains, raises money at jazz show
Legendary University of Wisconsin band director Mike Leckrone helped entertain the Madison community this afternoon in an effort to raise money for the local arts.
Hyvee stores using murals to spread awareness for food insecurity
Food insecurity impacts an estimated 13 million kids in America, and grocery stores are coming up with different ideas on how to fight hunger.
Dozens attend funeral for missing airman found decades after plane crash
United States Second Class Airman Edward Miller made his last trip to his final resting place in Evansville on Saturday after being lost for nearly 70 years.
SSM hosts first large group at new training facility
Even with COVID numbers creeping up again, SSM Health is moving ahead with plans at a new training facility for its EMS teams.
East Washington Avenue: A deadly problem
After the deadliest year in at least a decade, the city says they're planning new solutions. Could traffic cameras and protected bike and pedestrian spaces be next?
After the deadliest year in at least a decade, the city of Madison says it's planning new solutions for East Washington Avenue.
COVID-19 cases on the rise
Positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising in places where vaccination rates are well below the national average.
Condemned mobile homes in Fitchburg to be demolished
The mobile home park located on County Rd MM has nearly 50 units 11 of which were condemned by the city in April of 2019.
Lack of wind delays sailing competition
A Lake Mendota sailing competition was postponed Friday afternoon due to a lack of wind.
‘Lost in your own hell’: As pandemic recedes, worsened opioid epidemic persists
The COVID-19 pandemic overshadowed and worsened a deadly epidemic that touches so many in the country.
Evers defends his signing of opioid bill despite concerns
Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday defended signing a bill that he believes is partially unconstitutional and that every Democrat except one in the Legislature opposed, saying the measure will speed disbursement of settlement money with opioid manufacturers.
Thousands celebrate Waunakee's 150th anniversary at Waunaboom celebration
Thousands visited Waunakee's Ripp Park for the fifth ever "Waunaboom" celebration Sunday.
A UW-Madison junior predicted the Bucks and Suns would meet in the 2021 NBA Finals... in 2016
A University of Wisconsin-Madison junior went viral on Twitter on Sunday after a tweet of his from 2016 blew up.
Oregon veterans celebrate Fourth of July at Revolutionary War veteran’s grave
A group of veterans, their families, and community members gathered at a cemetery in Oregon to honor veterans this fourth of July.
'Freedom comes with tremendous responsibility': Doctors equate patriotism to vaccination
For the first time since the pandemic, more than 50 million Americans are traveling for a holiday weekend: celebrating freedom and feeling it, too.
'Something we're going to have to deal with': First responders in Rock County train for possibility of active shooter
Police, firefighters and paramedics in Janesville trained to respond to several types of active shooter situations this week.
96th annual Stoughton Fair begins
After nearly everything was canceled last year, fair season is finally back in Wisconsin.
More rain, increased flood concerns in Crawford County
We have continuing coverage tonight in Crawford County, where there was more rain and threats of severe weather.
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