Madison Scouts host virtual 'Drums on Parade'
The Madison Scouts are delighting their fans by keeping a 68-year tradition alive, despite the pandemic.
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Republicans call on Gov. Evers to address unemployment
Republican Assembly leaders are calling on Gov. Tony Evers to do more to help 140,000 Wisconsinites who are waiting for the Department of Workforce Development to approve their unemployment insurance benefits claim.
Pilot program formed to remove blue-green algae from lakes
A lot of people looking for some relief from the heat this week are headed to the county's lakes. But what about the algae on the lakes that is an ever-growing concern?
Madison police see increase in gun violence
There were at least four shots fired calls within an hour of each other last night across Madison and Fitchburg.
Boys and Girls Club of Dane County launches free, three-week COVID-19 testing campaign
Starting today, there are new opportunities to get free COVID-19 tests in our area.
Risks of having a baby during COVID-19 pandemic
Amid the pandemic, health experts say they're hearing questions from couples about whether now is the "right time" to have a baby.
Free traveling art program celebrates 45 years
Art Cart, a partnership with Madison School & Community Recreation and Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, is celebrating its 45th year, and kicking off the season Monday.
UW study looks to help with 'quarantine 15'
Could your significant other help you lose the weight you've gained during the pandemic? That's the question a UW School of Medicine and Public Health study is looking to answer.
5 construction workers treated, released following carbon monoxide incident in Mount Horeb
All of those sent to the hospital yesterday after a carbon monoxide incident in Mount Horeb are expected to be OK.
DATCP offering farmer wellness hotline
There's a new resource available for Wisconsin farmers facing increased stress and other challenges during the pandemic.
Recreational firework sales on the rise
Personal firework sales are on the rise as professional shows are being canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Dane County sees increase in COVID-19 cases
With more than 500 new COVID-19 cases in Dane County over the last week, health experts are concerned about the trend.
New Glarus retirement community treats residents to car parade
A retirement community in New Glarus treated it’s residents to a car parade on Saturday afternoon to bring family and friends together safely during Covid-19.
State Senate candidate says she's received hateful voicemail, other death threats during campaign
A Democratic candidate running for Wisconsin State Senate District 26 in Madison is shining a light on the messages of hate she has received, after she said someone sent her a voicemail with "vile rhetoric."
Face masks causing acne issues
Dermatologists say acne flare-ups are a concern for people who have to wear face masks all day, such as health care and grocery store workers.
Hair loss and skin conditions due to stress of pandemic
Dermatologists are seeing an increase in cases of hair loss and flares of red, itchy skin conditions due to stress from COVID-19.
UW Health joins COVID-19 clinical trials
UW Health is part of a new clinical trial working to combat COVID-19 among patients.
Patios and 'streateries' set up for outdoor dining
It's been a few months since restaurant-goers have been able to sit down and enjoy a meal at a local restaurant.
Why girls wrestling is important
25 states recognize high school girls wrestling as a sanctioned sport. Wisconsin is not one of them, but that could change tomorrow when the WIAA votes on whether or not they'll be the 26th.
Memorial Union Terrace phased reopening begins
The Memorial Union Terrace starts its phased reopening plan today.
Underdog Pet Rescue of Wisconsin asking public for food, litter donations
Underdog Pet Rescue of Wisconsin is asking the public for any donations of food and litter for cats and kittens Saturday afternoon.
Community funds help renters at-risk of eviction
Wisconsin's moratorium on evictions ended at the end of May, and as the courts reopen, legal experts said COVID-19 related eviction cases are on the rise.
2020 Colonial Club's Strawberry Fest hosts drive-thru event
The 2020 Colonial Club's Strawberry Fest took place Saturday with new restrictions.
Rising concerns of eviction after months on wait list for unemployment benefits
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development is reporting a lower volume of calls as it works through an influx of cases brought on during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some people are still waiting months for unemployment benefits and face the possibility of losing their homes.
