Wisconsin wolf hunters exceed target by nearly 100
Wisconsin hunters and trappers have exceeded the state's wolf kill target by almost 100 animals.
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Title IX changes on sexual misconduct
State lawmakers are urging the UW System to change its Title IX rules on sexual assault to be in compliance with federal law.
Rock County still vaccinating those 65 and older
In Rock County, the state's first community vaccination site got off to a slower than expected start.
Supporting Black-owned small businesses in Madison
During Black History Month, you can help support local Black-owned businesses.
Bill would allow virtual charter students to compete in extracurricular activities
The WIAA is opposing a bill that would allow students who attend virtual charter schools to participate in extracurricular activities at the student's resident district.
Celebrating Supermarket Employee Day
Supermarkets and food manufacturers across the nation are celebrating their employees.
COVID-19 patients experiencing chronic symptoms
Many people who have recovered from COVID-19 are continuing to show more chronic symptoms that may last for many months.
AAA launches online drivers education courses
Teens will now be able to take their drivers education courses without leaving their homes.
Mental health concerns during pandemic
Wisconsin's Legislative Black Caucus hosted a panel discussion with health experts on the impacts of increased stress and mental health concerns during the pandemic within communities of color.
Madison College dental clinic offers low-cost care
Local clinics are encouraging parents to keep up with dental appointments during the pandemic.
Celebrating Ash Wednesday during COVID pandemic
The COVID pandemic has changed a lot of things for us, including how people worship.
Spring primary election happening tomorrow
The spring primary election is happening tomorrow.
College student designs website for community food resources
A Madison College student is creating a website to help fight food insecurities.
Plumbers seeing increase in calls for burst pipes
A Madison plumbing company tells us they've been busy with calls for burst pipes during these bitterly cold days.
Winter is Alive! art exhibit highlights climate change
Our bitter cold is a reminder that "winter is alive" in Madison right now.
Supported through signs
Parents and community members in McFarland are making sure that their seniors are being recognized during the pandemic.
U.S. Senior Open returns to Wisconsin in 2023
A popular senior major golf tournament is coming back to the Badger State.
UW System asking for 3.5% operating budget increase
UW System President Tommy Thompson is continuing to push for an increase in the UW System's operating budget ahead of the governor's budget address next week.
Wisconsin to stop using 'phase' terminology for vaccine
Wisconsin will stop referring to the vaccine rollout in "phases."
Lands' End serving as mass vaccination site
Right now in Iowa County, a mass vaccination site has been set up in Dodgeville.
'Badgers United' aims to financially rebuild UW-Madison
Wisconsin residents and UW alumni are teaming up to help rebuild UW-Madison following the pandemic.
Crews tell drivers to be aware of changing road conditions
The frigid temperatures are causing some problems on the roads, and crews are asking drivers to be cautious.
Eviction declaration forms available at Madison libraries
Last month the CDC extended the eviction moratorium. Tenants or renters need to sign a declaration in order for them to be under the eviction moratorium. Renters can now get that declaration at all of the Madison public libraries.
Hearing for teen accused of killing newborn daughter to be open to the public
A hearing to determine if the teen accused of killing his newborn daughter should be tried as an adult will be open to the public despite his lawyer trying to change that.
