Newscasts > News 3 at 5 Archives

Civil engineers give Wisconsin infrastructure 'C' grade

A team of civil engineers is grading Wisconsin's infrastructure.

Election clerks mailing absentee ballots

Election clerks in Wisconsin are rushing to mail absentee ballots today.

Not guilty plea entered for man accused of looting State Street store

A plea has been entered for a Janesville man accused of looting in downtown Madison.

Gov. Evers says UW System approached pandemic well

Gov. Evers is focused on health today, even though he worries many people are relaxing too much about the coronavirus.

Volunteers pack 2,500 supply kits for students

The school year has started, but volunteers are still making sure students in the Madison School District have supplies to start the year off right.

Local Doctor Agrees With Uw To Keep Students On Campus

Local doctor agrees with UW-Madison's decision to keep students on campus

Before UW-Madison announced it will be going virtual the next two weeks and quarantining two dorms, County Executive Joe Parisi asked UW to send students who were living in dorms home, but that request has mixed reviews from medical officials and professionals.

Madison elementary school hosts drive-thru school supply giveaway

A Madison elementary school is making sure students have the supplies they need to start off the school year.

Top election official reminds Wisconsinites voting twice is illegal

Wisconsin's top election official is reminding voters that they are not allowed to vote twice.

Officers remind drivers to slow down, move over

This video shows the moment a car smashed into a Madison police squad on the Beltline.

Protest for love, justice held in Janesville

Community organizers in Janesville held a quiet and peaceful protest today in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake.

COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial begins

A handful of people here in Madison have a COVID-19 trial vaccine coursing through their veins tonight.

Campus protest asks for UW to reopen more safely

UW-Madison students are calling on the university for a "moral restart."

2 people charged in east side shooting enter not guilty pleas

Not guilty pleas have been entered for the two people who were arrested in connection to a shooting on Madison's east side.

Kenosha mayor asked for President Trump to delay trip

We got some clarification today on how the National Guard got called into Kenosha.

Committee discussing body cams for Madison officers

Madison officers do not have body cameras, and there's a committee of people looking into whether that should change.

Packers head coach hopes world can come together like a team

Instead of practicing today, the Packers had real conversations. Not about what route to run or who they should block, the team came together for one goal: Help make change in the world.

Caring for parents' mental health as school year begins

It's going to be an unconventional school year for most students.

Evers on the possibility of FEMA funding for unemployed Wisconsinites

Michiganders who are unemployed will be receiving an additional $300 through federal funding. When Gov. Tony Evers was asked if this could happen for Wisconsinites in the future, this is what he said.