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Ceremony honors fallen officers

Today at the Capitol, the 31st annual Wisconsin Law Enforcement Ceremony paid tribute to those lost in the line of duty.

College graduates experience a new job search during the pandemic

Graduation for students at UW-Madison is six days away, and the pandemic is changing their job search.

Getting a bird's-eye view on Arbor Day

Students at Madison College are also getting in the spirit of Arbor Day today, but they're not just planting trees.

Meriter Nurses Assisting With Illinois Covid Surge

Meriter respiratory therapists assisting with Illinois COVID surge

A three-hour drive twice a week to work at two hospitals. That's an average week right now for a group of Madison respiratory therapists treating COVID patients in Peoria, Illinois.

Black law enforcement leaders discuss justice reform

Today Wisconsin's Black police chiefs and sheriffs participated in a town hall hosted by Madison 365 to address strained relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

10% of proceeds from Karben4 'NeurodiverCity' beer go to Common Threads

A local brewery is serving up a new drink in order to help out a local nonprofit.

UW Health reports 1 flu case this season

You may not have even noticed it that it started, but the flu season is now over. UW Health reported just one positive flu test all season.

Goodman Center partners with 7 restaurants to save money

The Goodman Center is pushing for Madisonians to dine in at local restaurants in order to help pay for their programming.

Urging caution ahead of Mifflin Block Party

With the Mifflin Street Block Party scheduled for this weekend, health officials have a warning for those students who plan on attending.

Madison mayor introduces 'Climate Forward' initiatives for city

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway introduced Wednesday a new climate initiative called 'Climate Forward.'

Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra announces Concerts on the Square 2021 schedule

The Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra announced its 2021 schedule for Concerts on the Square.

Democrats propose repeal of hybrid and electric vehicle fees

State Democrats are proposing legislation that would eliminate fees for people who own hybrid and electric vehicles in Wisconsin.

Barrett: Restricting breathing is deadly force in Wisconsin

In response to the trial of Derek Chauvin and the murder of George Floyd, newly appointed Dane County Sheriff Kalvin Barrett is explaining the county and state's use of force policy.

Local food pantries ask for more donations after Wisconsin health order is struck down

Wisconsin's statewide health order being struck down means the state will lose millions in federal Food Share funding, meaning local pantries will need more resources

Dane Co. sees increase in COVID-19 cases, officials urge testing for those feeling symptoms

After a large COVID outbreak from a coronavirus variant at a Dane County childcare center earlier this week, local health officials are stressing the importance of monitoring children for symptoms, and getting them tested.

New Dane County sheriff talks top priorities

Dane County's new sheriff knows the area quite well. He graduated from UW, taught college courses and worked in law enforcement here, but he also admits there are plenty of things to improve about policing.

Thompson says vaccines are key to return to campus without testing

Brady Mallory spoke with UW System President Tommy Thompson today and shows us why he wants to see as many vaccinations as possible.

City of Beloit counting absentee ballots

In Beloit, the Board of Absentee Canvassers is processing all absentee ballots.

Voters head to the polls for the spring election

Polls are open for about another three hours. You'll also find a lot of local races on the ballot, including Dane County Executive and local referenda.

Barry Alvarez's impact at UW

It was 17 years ago that a 43-year-old assistant coach at Notre Dame blew into town. Barry Alvarez turned a dismal football program into a national force.