Public health aims to make testing more efficient
Until 15 days ago, the most cases the U.S. saw in a day was a little over 36,000 on April 24, according to Johns Hopkins.
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Tax filing deadline is July 15
The original mid-April tax deadline was extended three months to July 15 because of the pandemic.
Madison mayor pushes for police chief decision within 90 days
Madison's Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is calling for a new police chief in the next 90 days.
Hilldale abruptly closes as people gather for planned demonstration promoting Black liberation
All of the stores at Hilldale abruptly closed Friday around 2:30 p.m. as organizers of planned demonstration began to set up in front of the Apple store.
Do multiple strains of COVID impact the ability to make an effective vaccine?
Doctors now know about two strains of Coronavirus. What they call the "S-strain" originated in China. An "L-Strain" mutated in Europe. Dr. Nasia Safdar at UW Health says the "L-strain" is more aggressive.
Madison police warn start of 'alarming trend' as gun violence spikes
Madison police Interim Chief Vic Wahl said the city has seen a spike in gun violence over the past week and a half after recovering about 150 shell casings.
United Way to give out free disposable masks
United Way of Dane County is giving free disposable masks to anyone in the community that needs a mask Friday.
'Busier than ever': Local criminal defense attorneys see rise in need for representation
Local criminal defense attorneys said they remain busy as they see an uptick in need for representation.
'It happened really fast': Audio of call to dispatch details woman’s report of being set on fire
A woman who reported a group of men tried to set her on fire last month in Madison said the incident "happened really fast," according to the 911 call she made to report the crime.
UW-Madison students start petition asking for one-credit in-person course to protect international students
This comes as dozens of universities across the country are trying to find ways to protect international students this upcoming semester
University of Wisconsin -- Madison students started two petitions online in a call for action from Chancellor Rebecca Blank to implement a one-credit in-person course to protect international students from having to leave the country.
Local colleges, universities say they're struggling keeping students during pandemic
During the Governor's Task Force on Student Debt on Wednesday, the interim dean of letters and science at the college of Menominee Nation says that Native Americans are seeing less funding during this time and students are struggling.
Madison health officials encouraging public to get tested for COVID-19
Health officials in Madison are encouraging people to continue to get tested.
How to beat the heat during COVID-19
A lot of people are planning to be out and about this holiday weekend, but with COVID-19 restrictions, what's the safest and best way to stay cool?
Health officials encouraging safety over Fourth of July weekend
Health officials are reminding people to take extra precautions this weekend if they are using or are simply around fireworks.
MPD trying to find balance with police presence during protests
It's a fine line balancing the amount of police presence at the recent protests here in Madison.
Madison Fire asking public to avoid 'do it yourself' fireworks
The Madison Fire Department is asking people to avoid "do it yourself" fireworks this year and find another way to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Pain management challenges increasing during pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many patients have had to battle chronic pain alone without surgical treatment or in-person therapy.
Republican leaders signal statewide response to COVID-19 still unlikely
The number of new coronavirus cases in the state continues to climb. Other states seeing spikes are putting some restrictions back in place, but as Amy Reid reports, Wisconsin may not follow.
Milwaukee protesters want police accountability
For the 32nd day, protesters in Milwaukee are gathering to urge police reform.
Juneteenth flag raised over State Capitol
For the first time in state history, the Juneteenth flag is flying over the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Henry Vilas Zoo now open
The Henry Vilas Zoo is officially open to the public but with new safety protocols.
Madison police union addresses Mayor Rhodes-Conway
Madison's Professional Police Officer Association is asking Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway to educate herself in an open letter written to discuss missed opportunities.
Black youth virtual summit discusses social and racial justice
Social and racial justice for Black Americans was the topic for a virtual summit today.
Motor coach industry putting safety protocols during pandemic
The motor coach bus industry wants you to know it is still safe to use their services during the COVID-19 pandemic.
